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Recaps for the week of November 4 - 8

Author: 
Shona Dustan / TV Media
Tristan Rogers stars in "General Hospital"

Tristan Rogers stars in "General Hospital"

The Bold and the Beautiful

Thomas lets Hope know exactly what she'll have to do to get him to sign the adoption papers. Donna and Brooke talk about Hope's plan, and worry about how risky it is. Steffy comes to Thomas's defense while talking to Liam. Ridge figures out what Hope is planning. Liam realizes that Steffy is ready to get back out there and date. Hope tells Brooke about Thomas's awful proposal, and Brooke's suspicions about his motivations are confirmed. When Bill visits with Hope and Liam, he senses that something is wrong between them. Brooke is sworn to secrecy regarding Thomas's proposal, and Liam agrees to go back to Spencer Publications. Zoe and Thomas share an unexpected kiss. Thomas urges Douglas to reach out to Hope, while Liam looks on with apprehension. Steffy is shocked to find out that Thomas is really considering sharing custody with Hope. Thomas uses the adoption papers to lure Hope to him. Ridge spends time with Shauna, and tells her of his concerns about Douglas, Brooke and Hope. Thomas plays games with Hope and the adoption papers, while Donna tries to allay Brooke's fears. Steffy extends an invitation to Liam. Ridge confronts Brooke, asking her pointed questions about Hope's plans. Thomas makes a grand gesture, and expects the same of Hope. Brooke and Ridge fight about Douglas's guardianship. When Thomas won't tell Hope where Douglas is, she goes looking for him, but gets cornered by Thomas instead. 

Days of Our Lives

Lani comes to a heartbreaking decision, and her hand is forced by Gabi. Marlena gives Sarah a warning about dating Xander. Jack and Jennifer get some good news from Justin and Adrienne. Two exciting events happen simultaneously in town square. Eve tries to make things difficult for Jennifer and Jack. Jennifer discovers something shocking. Princess Gina goes to extremes to keep Rolf's secret. Kyla and Haley try to save Jennifer. Eli stuns Julie when he tells her about the wedding. Lani punches Gabi. Kristen has a pregnancy scare, and Ben worries that he may have to kill Jordan. Jack and JJ look for the truth about Jennifer's fall. Nicole tries to decide whether she should tell Eric about Sarah's pregnancy. Ben discovers something horrific. Kristen shocks Eric. John and Marlena celebrate a year of marriage, and Gina tries to make sure Jennifer never wakes up.

General Hospital

Lucas makes serious accusations. Brad goes to Julian. Valentin feels relief. Julian lends his support to Ava, and Franco realizes something important. Elizabeth gets some very bad news. Finn can't bring himself to face Anna yet. Alexis gets worse, and Jax stops Laura. Sam has some questions, and Cassandra is concerned and frightened. Nina goes to visit her brother's grave. Charlotte sits down for dessert with Maxie and Lulu. Jason gets an alarming phone call. Julian heads to the hospital.

The Young and the Restless

Amanda meets with Nate at the Grand Phoenix to talk about the medical board hearing. Nate tells her about his part in fabricating Victor's death, and Amanda thinks he's leaving out something important about his relationship with Abby. Nate is upset that she thinks he would put his whole livelihood in jeopardy for anyone, and explains that Abby didn't force him to do anything, and Adam poisoned him. Amanda is impressed with Nate for standing up for himself, and wants to help him with his case. Victor agrees that Amanda and Hilary look alike, and apologizes to Nate for the investigation. Victor wants to help, and hopes Nate can understand why he's made certain choices. When Nate leaves, Victor makes a call. At the coffeehouse, Mariah needles Sharon about the flowers she got from Rey. The pleasant romance of it all distracts Sharon from her studies. Mariah is happy for them, but worries that Adam will mess it all up. She thinks Adam is manipulating Sharon. Sharon doesn't think Adam can affect her relationship with Rey.

New Releases for the week of Nov. 10 - 16

Good Boys

From the producers who brought us "Superbad" (2007) comes this comedy about three young friends desperate to get to a party to prove just how cool they really are. Best friends Max (Tremblay), Lucas (Williams) and Thor (Noon) are doing their best to navigate the social minefield that is sixth grade. When Max is invited to a party that could lead to a chance to kiss his crush, Brixlee (Davis), the trio set out to gather as much information about kissing as they can. They use Max's dad's drone to spy on Hannah (Gordon), a neighbor with a lot of kissing experience, but lose the drone in the process. They must retrieve the drone by any means necessary while planning for the party of their lives. And, of course, hilarity ensues.

Director: Gene Stupnitsky. Stars: Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams, Brady Noon, Molly Gordon, Midori Francis, Millie Davis, Izaac Wang, Will Forte, Lil Rel Howery, Retta, Michaela Watkins. 2019. 90 mins. Comedy. 

 

The Peanut Butter Falcon

When Zak (Gottsagen), a young man with Down syndrome, escapes the retirement home where he lives, he hides out on a fishing boat in the hopes of making it to a wrestling school to fulfill his dream of becoming a wrestler. The boat is then stolen by troubled fisherman Tyler (LaBeouf), who discovers the stowaway and tries to leave him behind. When Tyler witnesses Zak getting dangerously bullied by some kids, he decides to keep Zak with him and drop him off at the wrestling school on his way to Florida. As the unlikely pair journey together, they are pursued by Zak's caregiver, Eleanor (Johnson), as well as some less-friendly faces. It's a journey of growth and love that will pull at your heart strings.

Directors:Tyler Nilson and Mike Schwartz. Stars: Zack Gottsagen, Shia LaBeouf, Dakota Johnson, John Hawkes, Thomas Haden Church, Bruce Dern, Jon Bernthal, Yelawolf, Jake Roberts, Mick Foley. 2019. 97 mins. Adventure. 

 

The Farewell

Billi (Awkwafina) is Chinese-American and a struggling writer. She's very close to her grandmother, or Nai Nai (Zhao), who lives in China. When Billi's parents tell her that Nai Nai has been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, she is devastated and plans a trip back to China to be with her beloved grandmother. However, the family is keeping this diagnosis a secret from Nai Nai herself and are planning a cousin's wedding in China in an effort to bring the family together one last time before Nai Nai dies. Billi must contend with her parents and extended family as she tries to spend quality time with her grandma without spilling the beans on her health crisis. This Sundance Film Festival selection is a favorite of critics and audiences alike.

Director: Lulu Wang. Stars: Akwkafina, Shuzhen Zhao, X Mayo, Tzi Ma, Diana Lin, Becca Khalil, Aoi Mizuhara, Han Chen, Xiang Li. 2019. 100 mins. Comedy. 

Long Island Medium, on TLC

Theresa meets with a young girl whose parents believe that she may also be able to communicate with those who have passed in this new episode. Then, Theresa's ex-husband Larry returns for an emotional reunion at Victoria's engagement party.

Theresa Caputo in "Long Island Medium"
Theresa Caputo in "Long Island Medium"

Q: Many years ago, I remember a Saturday morning sitcom named "Bailey Kipper's P.O.V." It was about a boy who documented his family and friends' lives on videotape. I'm wondering if it ever made it onto DVD.

Author: 
Adam Thomlison / TV Media

Memory's a tricky thing, especially childhood memory. Time spans seem longer when you've only been alive for a few years, so that a show that was only on for a few weeks can seem like a TV mainstay.

Such is the case with "Bailey Kipper's P.O.V." The Saturday morning sitcom only aired from September to December of 1996 -- 13 episodes in total. And, unfortunately, that lack of longevity means it never got a DVD release.

Legacies, on CW

MG (Quincy Fouse) learns a secret about Lizzie's (Jenny Boyd) vampire friend, Sebastian (Thomas Doherty), in this new episode. Meanwhile, Alaric (Matthew Davis) has a run-in with a demon. Danielle Rose Russell and Aria Shahghasemi also star.

Danielle Rose Russell in "Legacies"
Danielle Rose Russell in "Legacies"

No Apologies: Final season of 'Shameless' premieres on Showtime

Author: 
Breanna Henry / TV Media
The cast of "Shameless"

The cast of "Shameless"

The 10th and final season of Showtime's longest-running original series premieres Sunday, Nov. 10. In simplest terms, "Shameless" is a chronicling of the Gallagher family. They're poor yet shockingly well adjusted, considering the circumstances -- this South Chicago family has seen more than its fair share of grief and strife.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey, on Bravo

Teresa Giudice, Dolores Catania, Jackie Goldschneider and the other socialites return for another season of ups and downs in this popular reality TV series. In Season 10, rumors swirl about Teresa and Dolores questions her future with David.

Teresa Giudice in "The Real Housewives of New Jersey"
Teresa Giudice in "The Real Housewives of New Jersey"

The Real Housewives of New Jersey, on Bravo

Teresa Giudice, Dolores Catania, Jackie Goldschneider and the other socialites return for another season of ups and downs in this popular reality TV series. In Season 10, rumors swirl about Teresa and Dolores questions her future with David.

Teresa Giudice in "The Real Housewives of New Jersey"
Teresa Giudice in "The Real Housewives of New Jersey"

Q: When are we going to get new episodes of the show about astronaut Cooper photographing the Earth from space to find treasure?

Author: 
Adam Thomlison / TV Media

It's possible that "Cooper's Treasure" will stay buried forever.

There's been no formal announcement of cancellation, but like good treasure hunters, we can follow the clues that are available to get to the truth.

To start with, Discovery hasn't aired a new episode of the series since Aug. 17, 2018 -- that was the end of the second season. 

The Resident, on Fox

Chastain's nurses are left feeling exhausted and underappreciated on National Nurses' Day due to being severely understaffed and overworked in this new episode. Elsewhere, Cain (Morris Chestnut) performs dangerous surgery on his new patient.

Morris Chestnut and Bruce Greenwood in "The Resident"
Bruce Greenwood in "The Resident"
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