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Note: This story contains spoilers from “Ginny & Georgia” Season 3, Episode 10.

In “Ginny & Georgia” Season 3, Brianne Howey’s Georgia Miller is put on trial — but not just in the court of law. “She’s also on trial with her friends and family,” showrunner Sarah Glinski told TheWrap. “Everyone’s judging her and figuring out if they want to continue being part of their lives.”

That includes her daughter, Ginny (Antonia Gentry), who is taken from Georgia in the midst of her murder trial to live with her father, Zion (Nathan Mitchell), while Austin (Diesel La Torraca) is sent to live with his father, Gil (Aaron Ashmore), whose pattern of abuse raises eyebrows. Though Ginny and Georgia’s separation forces the mother-daughter duo to confront some difficult issues on their own, series creator Sarah Lampert noted the shift could ultimately help them achieve a healthier relationship.

“We talked to Dr.

Spoiler Alert: This post contains Major spoilers for all of Season 3 of Ginny & Georgia, especially the ending.

Ginny & Georgia creator Sarah Lampert always knew that Season 3 was going to be the biggest season of the Netflix series.

Following Season 2’s jaw-dropping ending, Georgia faces a murder trial and the rest of her life behind bars if she is convicted for the death of Tom Fuller — husband to Sabrina Grdevich’s Cynthia Fuller, and Georgia did commit this murder by smothering the ailing man with a pillow while he was on hospice care at the Fuller household.

At the top of each season, Lampert has asked the show’s consultant psychologist about the current status of the relationship between Antonia Gentry’s Ginny and Brianne Howey’s Georgia — the titular mother-daughter duo who have dominated the series since day one. She then asks the doctor what the relationship needs...

One actor from Star Trek: The Original Series played a Vulcan, a Romulan, and a Klingon throughout his Star Trek career. Mark Lenard is best known as Spock's (Leonard Nimoy) father, Vulcan Ambassador Sarek, who debuted in Star Trek: The Original Series season 2, episode 10, "Journey to Babel". Mark Lenard appeared as Sarek in four Tos movies, from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock to Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Sarek joined other Tos characters in Star Trek: The Next Generation with Star Trek: Tng season 3, episode 23, "Sarek", and Tng season 5, episode 7, "Unification I".

"Journey to Babel" is Sarek's only Star Trek: The Original Series appearance, but Mark Lenard made other Star Trek appearances feature the actor playing completely different characters, who are also different species. Star Trek still re-hires working character actors to portray different aliens. Star Trek actors who return as a different species are known...

On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every day of the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. Today’s Free Movie of the Day is the 2008 action war film Time Bomb, starring Jake Busey. You can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article

Directed by Erin Berry, who crafted the screenplay with David Pluscauskas, Time Bomb has the following synopsis: Jason tragically lost his young son when their SUV exploded. Now fighting as a soldier in Iraq, the suicide bombings that occur around him on a daily basis constantly remind him of losing his son. An army scientist approaches Jason about an experimental virus that would create a squad of suicide bombers they could use against the enemy. Uncertain if he...

CBC, a Canadian TV network, announced today that it will renew its half-hour spy comedy InSecurity for a second season. For the moment, tno premiere date has been announced for the second season.

The show is centred on Alex Cranston (Natalie Lisinska), the team leader of a group of spies. Together, they work for a fictitious Canadian federal organization called the National Intelligence Security Agency (Nisa). While these spies always screw up on a mission, they always find a way to succeed at the end of the day.

The show also stars Richard Yearwood, Grace Lynn Kung, Matthew MacFadzean, William deVry and Rémy Girard.

Toronto -- Natalie Lisinska, William Devry ("Bold and the Beautiful") and Matthew MacFadzean are top-lining "InSecurity," the Canadian espionage sitcom from Verite Films and Company Name Here Productions.

The 13-episode CBC comedy stars Lisinska as a rookie agent and Devry as a politically savvy spy boss, while MacFadzean plays Jack Bauer-wannabe Burt Wilson.

The Canadian spy comedy about a fictional National Intelligent and Security Agency (Nisa) agency charged with keeping Canada safe...ish, also stars Grace Lynn Kung, Richard Yearwood and veteran Quebec actor Remy Girard.

Production on "InSecurity" has started in and around Regina, Saskatchewan, and will continue through September.

The series, set to bow on the CBC in January 2011, is executive produced by Kevin White, also the showrunner, Robert De Lint and Virginian Thompson Tricon International has acquired the distribution rights to "InSecurity."...

CBC, Canada's public TV network, announced that it ordered 13 episodes of the action comedy InSecurity (formerly known as The B Team). The production on the show's first season will begin principal photography in July 2010 in Regina, Sakastchewan, with additional shooting in Ottawa, Ontario.

The series star Natalie Lisinska (Young People Fucking, Chloe) as Alex Cranston, a rookie agent of the fictional National Intelligence and Security Agency (Nisa).

Each week, Alex and her team of espionage misfits take on a mission vital to Canada's national security. As Canadian spies, they get to go where others can't go thanks to the Nisa's budget. Besides, they do what others don't want to do. However, even though Alex and her team always screw up, they always manage to get the bad guys and make the world safer in the end.

Joining Lisinska will be William deVry (The Bold and the Beautiful) as the political-savvy...