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Here’s What Fans Can Expect From Days Of Our Lives On April 3, 2025! (Photo Credit – Twitter)

Salem has plenty of storylines and dramatic moments buzzing around, be it Johnny finding out about his father Ej’s past, Holly breaking up with Tate, Julie kicking Doug out, Rafe and Jada dealing with the aftermath of the whole imposter drama, or even Johnny and Chanel’s adoption dreams.

The previous episode saw Brady and Belle catching up, Paulina supporting Jada, Rafe opening up to Gabi, and Chanel confronting Ej. The drama only continues, and here’s what fans can expect from the April 3, 2025, episode of Days of Our Lives when they tune in to Peacock to watch the soap opera.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: April 3, 2025

The episode on Thursday will feature Ej being shot. His list of crimes has only increased over time, so it’s no surprise someone tries to...

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The previous episode of Days of our Lives saw Steve and Marlena fearing the worst in Estonia while Paul came to Andrew’s aid. Back in Salem, Belle tried to coax a confession out of Ej while Kristen reached out to Brady, and Jada revealed the truth to Rafe about her and Shawn’s intimate encounter.

The drama continues in the next episode as things heat up. From catching up and more confrations to plenty of exciting new scenes, there’s a lot to look forward to. Here’s what fans can expect from the April 2, 2025, episode of Days of our Lives when they tune in to Peacock to stream the hit soap.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: April 2, 2025

The next episode will feature Brady and Belle catching up. After having a chat with Jada, who asked for her help, Belle tried...

On Wednesday April 2 2025, NBC broadcasts an episode of the series Chicago Med!

The Book of Archer Season 10 Episode 17 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Chicago Med,” titled “The Book of Archer,” promises to deliver a mix of medical drama and personal challenges. The episode focuses on Dr. Charles and Dr. Archer as they work together to treat a heart transplant patient. This patient has a unique belief that his new heart does not want to be in his body. This unusual perspective could lead to some intriguing discussions about the connection between mind and body, and how patients cope with major medical changes.

Meanwhile, Dr. Lenox decides to take a personal day, which might create some tension among the staff. Her absence could impact the dynamics of the team and how they handle their demanding cases. The reasons behind her decision might unfold throughout the episode, adding depth to her...

Disney has tapped Tamotsu Hiiro to be the new managing director of its Japanese operations.

Hiiro will report to Disney Apac President Luke Kang.

Tamotsu was formerly president & CEO of McDonald’s Japan. Before that, he was president of Johnson & Johnson in Japan. In his new role at Disney, Tamotsu will be tasked with driving further growth and development of the company’s entertainment businesses.

Tamotsu succeeds Carol Choi, who has stepped down after five years. Choi will retain her regional responsibilities, including her multiple roles as Executive Vice President for Apac studios, original content strategy, networks, and integrated marketing.

The company said today that during her tenure, Choi “successfully grew Disney+ to become a leading streaming service, expanded the studio business with record-breaking hits including Mufasa: The Lion King, Moana 2, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Inside Out 2, and established the company’s Japanese original content plans and team.

The Walt Disney Company announced Friday the appointment of Tamotsu Hiiro as managing director for Japan. He will report to Disney Apac president Luke Kang.

Hiiro will take over the Japan leadership role from Carol Choi, who led the territory for Disney for the last five years. Choi will maintain her regional executive responsibilities as evp for Apac studios, original content strategy, networks and integrated marketing. Under Choi’s leadership, Disney+ rose to become a top streaming platform in Japan, and a robust Japanese original content pipeline was established.

A seasoned executive with over 35 years of leadership experience, Hiiro previously served as president and CEO of McDonald’s Japan and president of Johnson & Johnson Japan. In his new role, he will oversee the growth of Disney’s entertainment businesses in Japan and act as the company’s senior representative.

“We are thrilled to have such an accomplished leader like Hiiro-san take...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for 9-1-1 Season 8 Episode 12 “Disconnected.”] It seems like Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Chimney (Kenneth Choi) can never catch a break on 9-1-1. Their latest trauma: She was kidnapped by a serial killer (Abigail Spencer), who slashed her throat, but still managed to save Chimney. Now, Maddie’s recovering, and in this episode, she struggles with losing her voice in the middle of her work as a 9-1-1 dispatcher. Chimney’s the very supportive husband, helping her with her vocal exercises, but because there’s a psychological reason, it’s just a matter of waiting to see when she gets her voice back — which she does when she can’t find their daughter, Jee, at the park. Below, Choi discusses Chimney supporting Maddie, working with Hewitt, and much more. Something that this episode reminds me of is something that the show consistently reminds me of, and that’s how much I ...

There was disappointment everywhere when Ej’s misbehavior was publicized, causing Amy Choi to put the kybosh on Johnny and Chanel adopting her grandson on Days of Our Lives. This has caused Tate and Sophia to try and find another couple to adopt their unborn child. Madelyn Kientz originally played Sophia. The part was recast with Rachel Boyd in February, with the pregnancy storyline well underway when she jumped aboard. Boyd recently talked about how Sophia has been handling things.

Mama in the Making

In an interview with Soap Opera Digest, Boyd was asked about her first thoughts about Sophia. She explained that since taking over the part, things have evolved because Sophia is further along in her pregnancy and continues to deal with “an overbearing mother who wants to take control over the choices that affect Sophia, her life, and her goals.”

With the child getting closer to being born,...

Leo’s hit piece on Ej Dimera caused trouble and had definite consequences for Johnny and Chanel. As a result, the Wednesday, March 26 episode of Days of Our Lives had almost everybody feeling all kinds of bad feelings for Ej

More Credible Threats

If looks and words could kill, then Ej (Dan Feuerriegel) would have died at least three times in this latest episode.

First, Johnny (Carson Boatman) and Ej had another confrontation. The father tried to make his son understand how Sami (Alison Sweeney) eventually forgave him. He had high hopes that Johnny would follow his mother’s example. Unfortunately, the father’s sins were too much for Johnny. Instead, he read his dad for filth. He noted how everything that Ej touches died.

“The destruction that you leave in your wake. The women that come in your life and leave like, like, wilted flowers, shells of themselves.”

Johnny...

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Salem has been the center of disappearances, kidnappings, romances, missing necklaces, imposter swaps, and a lot more. The previous episode saw Marlena reminisce with Steve while Ej and Ava had quite a heated argument. Meanwhile, Kristen seeked revenge against Ej for her mother.

Elsewhere, Tate hid his guilt from Holly and Julie confronted Doug. The drama continues in the upcoming episodes. Here’s what fans can expect from the March 26, 2025, episode of Days of our Lives when they tune in to Peacock to stream the long-running and popular daytime drama series.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: March 26, 2025

The episode on Wednesday will feature Ej trying to make amends with Johnny. Ever since the latter found out that his father raped his mother all those years ago which led to him being conceived, he was disgusted and beyond furious. Johnny confronted Ej and...

On Wednesday March 26 2025, NBC broadcasts an episode of the series Chicago Med!

Poster Child Season 10 Episode 16 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Chicago Med,” titled “Poster Child,” promises to deliver an emotional and gripping storyline. Set to air on NBC, this episode will explore the complexities of healing, both physically and emotionally. With a mix of personal struggles and medical challenges, it is sure to keep viewers engaged.

In this episode, Goodwin finds herself confronted with the return of a former patient. This reunion brings back memories and unresolved feelings, reminding her that not all wounds heal with time. The emotional weight of this encounter is expected to resonate deeply, highlighting the long-lasting effects of trauma and the importance of compassion in medicine.

Meanwhile, Frost and Charles will be treating a patient who is grappling with his sexuality. This subplot aims to shed light on the struggles many face in...

Medical dramas tend to focus on the exploits of medical personnel as lifesavers; however, Korean thriller Hyper Knife turns the noble ideal on its head as it revolves around a brilliant surgeon who has a penchant for taking lives. Well, the context, plot treatment, and storyline itself are much more well balanced to justify the inclusion of such a wild narrative choice than my one-line summation might suggest, but a killer doctor is definitely the hook of the series. Backed by visually pleasing cinematography, decent performances, and intriguing characterization, the two-episode premiere of Hyper Knife is bound to grab your attention and keep you expectant for the bigger picture.

Spoilers Ahead

What Went Wrong Between Dr. Choi And Dr. Jeong?

Throughout the two episodes of Hyper Knife, the narrative focus remains on the relationship between two brilliant neurosurgeons, senior Dr. Choi Deok-hee and the prodigy, Dr. Jeong Se-ok. The pilot...

The 10th episode of the Disney K-drama is titled “I’d Like To Meet You Just Once.” Now, this sounds like quite the romantic title, but after having seen the episode, I can tell you that it’s about Dongju and the man he thought was his biological father. Buried Hearts episode 10 is a little bit of a drag compared to the rest of the show because it seems we can’t have things fall into place so early on. This means the back-and-forth between Yeom and Dongju will continue for a little bit longer despite everything that went down in episode 9. Having said that, in this episode we still don’t learn exactly what the Dandelion Team is. But it seems a lot of what Dongju knows about his life has all been a lie. With that said, let’s dive straight into the episode.

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In 2021, Yeon Sang-ho and Choi Gyu-seok invited audiences to the depths of hell with their thriller series Hellbound; with their new film Revelations, they’re diving into a darkness that’s much closer to home.

“Many of the live-action films I’ve worked on deal with surreal themes in fantasy worlds,” director Yeon told Netflix. “But this time, I ruled out fantasy elements as much as possible. I wanted to depict psychological elements that can be found in reality, such as illusions, delusions, and traumas.”

So Yeon and writer Choi Gyu-seok set out to adapt their 2022 comic of the same name, a sprawling story about a pastor who sets out on a perverse mission. “Director Yeon Sang-ho suggested creating a story about faith and beliefs, the themes that have interested him for a long time,” Choi (The Awl) told Netflix. “I was intrigued and thought that...

Solo Leveling is back with Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow- ! Based on the Korean webtoon by Dubu (Redice Studio), Chugong and h-goon, Solo Leveling is the story of hunter Sung Jinwoo and his allies as they fight monsters from another world. Once a weak low-rank hunter, everything changed for Jinwoo in the depths of a deadly dungeon. Now he’s the only hunter in the world who can level up, secretly gaining strength and abilities, but others are taking notice… Related: Solo Leveling Episode 22, “We Need a Hero” Let’s talk about everything that happened in Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow- Episode 23 ! And stay tuned to Crunchyroll for the next incredible episode. Warning: Full details for the latest episode of Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow- follow. S-Rank level spoilers ahead for Solo Leveling Episode 23 ! Into the Depths On Jeju Island a mysterious,...

In 2021, Yeon Sang-ho and Choi Gyu-seok invited audiences to the depths of hell with their thriller series Hellbound; with their new film Revelations, they’re diving into a darkness that’s much closer to home.

“Many of the live-action films I’ve worked on deal with surreal themes in fantasy worlds,” director Yeon told Netflix. “But this time, I ruled out fantasy elements as much as possible. I wanted to depict psychological elements that can be found in reality, such as illusions, delusions, and traumas.”

So Yeon and writer Choi Gyu-seok set out to adapt their 2022 comic of the same name, a sprawling story about a pastor who sets out on a perverse mission. “Director Yeon Sang-ho suggested creating a story about faith and beliefs, the themes that have interested him for a long time,” Choi (The Awl) told Netflix. “I was intrigued and thought that...

Here’s A Look At Days of Our Lives Spoilers For March 14 (Photo Credit – Twitter)

Salem has been abuzz with plenty of entertaining drama, as characters are missing, adoption plans go awry, secrets are unveiled, and more. The previous Days of Our Lives episode saw Johnny getting tough with his father, Ej. Meanwhile, Paulina apologized to Chanel about the adoption drama.

Lastly, Marlena filled Belle in on her plan to leave town and search for John, who has been reported missing. Here’s what fans can expect from the March 14, 2025, episode of Days of Our Lives when they tune in to Peacock to watch the hit, award-winning, long-running daytime drama.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: March 14, 2025

The final episode of this week features Ej confessing to Belle. What will he reveal to her? Is he about to share his part in the Arnold and Rafe imposter swap drama? Will he...

In the Thursday, March 13 episode of Days of Our Lives, it seemed like Johnny’s concerns, threats, and accusations may have penetrated Ej’s once impenetrable walls. Instead, Ej showed vulnerability and made a smart move. Unfortunately, these actions are too late. Somebody will get their payback sooner rather than later.

Ej’s Delusional Ways

Ej (Dan Feuerriegel) really thought that injecting Rachel Blake (Ros Gentle) with the Crs-17 would take care of everybody’s problems. At first, he didn’t even care about the effects or the consequences. It didn’t matter to him that the Woman in White was already a little bit loony. He wanted to do even worse to her. Sure, he realized he would lose Kristen’s (Stacy Haiduk) loyalty, but self-preservation initially won out.

Then he talked to Johnny (Carson Boatman), who told his dad that he was the one responsible for the disastrous lunch with Mrs.

Here’s A Look At Days Of Our Lives Spoilers For March 13, 2025 ( Photo Credit – Twitter )

Like Port Charles, Genoa City, and Los Angeles, there’s plenty of drama in Days of Our Lives’ Salem. The previous episode saw Joy announce Alex and Stephanie while Sarah confessed her worries to Maggie. On the other hand, Xander and Philip reviewed their plans for Dimera Enterprises.

Chad and Cat grew closer while Javi suggested to Leo. The story picks up in today’s episode, and here’s what the audience can expect from the March 13, 2025, episode of Days of Our Lives when they stream it on Peacock and enjoy the popcorn-worthy drama served by Salem, Illinois.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: March 13, 2025

The episode on Thursday features Johnny getting tough with his father, Ej. The former has been doing everything he can to impress Mrs. Choi so that he and Chanel can adopt her grandchild.

The following contains spoilers for the first ten episodes of Murdoch Mysteries Season 18, which is now streaming on AcornTV.

While many TV series are filmed in Canada, few shows are true Canadian icons in the same way that Murdoch Mysteriesis. Murdoch Mysteries has been on since 2008 and has maintained its dominance in the Canadian police procedural space. This is largely thanks to the fun it injects into its stories and characters and the ever-evolving cast of characters attracted to the series. Season 18 feels much the same as the show's early seasons, which is both a help and a hindrance. In the same way that Law & Order has been a mainstay for procedurals in New York, Murdoch Mysterieshas that same impact in Canada.

What helps to define Season 18 is the new energy brought in by renowned Canadian actor Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, best known for his work on Kim's Convenience and his...

Evergreen Tree.Produced during South Korean cinema’s so-called Golden Age, Shin Sang-ok’s classic film Evergreen Tree is about an idealistic young teacher, Chae (Choi Eun-hee), who teaches Korean Hangul to provincial children in defiance of the Japanese colonial authorities. The plot, a tragic love story, expressed Koreans’ desire for national self-determination after 40 years of Japanese domination. After vocational school, Chae and another student fall in love and decide to return to their rural hometowns to teach, only to be physically and psychologically defeated by local collaborationists. The movie, a propagandistic but potent adaptation of a famous independence novel of the 1930s, shows that hatred of Japanese colonialism was, in 1961, one of the few subjects that could unite the people of the North and the South in agreement. It was admired by both the South’s nationalist dictator Park Chung-hee, who seized power in a coup d’état while...

When a hapless college student ends up murdering a stranger, he knows his days are numbered — until he finds out his victim was a serial killer. As he tries to evade suspicion, he can’t shake his new shadow: a pesky homicide detective hell-bent on finding out the truth. Starring SAG Award winner Choi Woo-shik and Baeksang Arts Awards nominees Son Suk-ku and Lee Hee-jun, the K-drama series A Killer Paradoxfrom Lee Chang-hee (Hell Is Other People) and Kim Da-min (Faq) follows a wayward young adult as he grapples with the morality of his unintentional murder spree.

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Twentysomething Lee Tang (Choi), who was dispatched from the army six months ago, is down on his luck and has no real goals in life. He dreams of visiting Canada one day, but the trip seems...

In the iconic words of Carrie Bradshaw, ‘I lost my Choo!’ Jimmy Choo is a brand beloved by both royalty and Hollywood elites. It’s one of the biggest names in luxury footwear, consistently breaking boundaries and redefining the concept of understated yet glamorous stilettos.

Jimmy Choo’s luxurious retail store showcases its signature footwear and accessories in an elegant and modern setting (Credit: Sorbis / Shutterstock)

In 2021, the brand celebrated its 25th anniversary and remains one of the most recognizable names in fashion. Join us as we take an in-depth look at Jimmy Choo, its founder, and everything you need to know about this iconic British brand.

The Story Behind Jimmy Choo: From Humble Beginnings to Global Fame

Jimmy Choo made his first pair of shoes at 11 – showing his flair for design at a young age. He was born in Malaysia and learned his craft from his father, learning how to make shoes by hand.

Dean Archer did not have a particularly good fall finale on Chicago Med. The veteran doctor was asked to step down as co-chief of the Emergency Department, and effectively play second fiddle to the younger (and somewhat combative) Dr. Caitlin Lenox (Sarah Ramos).

Archer is no stranger to having tension with those younger than him. It characterized a lot of his screen time with Dr. Ethan Choi (Brian Tee), and likely played a role in Choi's departure from Gaffney Medical Center in season 8. This time seems different, though. The episode ended with Archer giving his boss a resignation letter, which suggests the end of the line is near.

Archer has struggled with his recent demotion Chicago Med -- "Row Row Row Your Boat on a Rocky Sea" Episode 09001 -- Pictured: (l-r) Steven Webber as Dr. Dean Archer, Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles -- (Photo by: George Burns Jr/NBC)

Steven Weber,...

Happy Friday, Insiders. Jesse Whittock back in a week where the box office proved beyond all doubt that it is alive and kicking. All the big film and TV news from the international sphere follows. Sign up for the newsletter here.

Bouncy Box Office

From left: ‘Moana 2,’ ‘Wicked’ and ‘Gladiator II’

‘Moana’ to ‘Glicked’: It’s been a robust few weeks at the international box office largely thanks to the customary end-of-year studio fare, which has pulled audiences out of the winter cold and back into those uncomfortable multiplex seats. Defying gravity, Universal’s Wicked debuted at $164.2M, the biggest opening weekend for a Broadway adaption. The split on the Jon M. Chu-directed flick was $114M domestic and $50.2M from the international box office. The bumper number also places Wicked as the highest-grossing opening Friday flick in Imax for a PG film. Also pulling weight on international...

The snacking tool company Snactiv was a Shark Tank success story at one point, and they have continued forward impressively, earning a tidy net worth in the process. The Sharks on Shark Tank have seen all manner of strange ideas come through the tank, but just because something seemed odd doesn't mean it isn't a winner. In season 13, episode 10, one of these odd products came in front of the sharks, including the hilarious Kevin Hart as a guest shark. Snactiv is a simple snacking device that delighted the sharks the moment they saw it.

Co-founders Kevin Choi and Edwin Cho came into the Shark Tank seeking $200,000 for a 10% stake in their company, Snactiv, which makes a chopstick-like product that fits on someone's middle and index fingers. With it, people can snack on foods while keeping their hands clean, a boon for computer users. With some impressive figures, sharks were immediately interested.

Disney+’s Gangnam B-Side banks on Ji Chang-Wook and Bibi’s popularity but fails to use it to its fullest potential. While Bibi’s character is long dead before the season finale and can only appear in flashback sequences, Ji Chang-Wook simply appears to do some blood-soaked action sequences and then disappears for most of the episodes. As a fan of the actor, I’m disappointed, because I can’t even say I watched the show just for him anymore. Last week I said the show was evocative of the “Burning Sun” incident in South Korea, but I think the show pivoted and became a bit more “apocalypse-y.” By this, I don’t mean there’s going to be zombies and earthquakes that’ll eradicate humans off of the face of the earth at some point, I just mean that for a moment it went into a “we’re doomed...

After pulling back on original content production in Southeast Asia and doubling down on efforts in Korea and Japan over the past year, Disney+ is focused on creating a premium service in Asia, instead of a mass one.

That’s according to Carol Choi, Disney’s Executive Vice-President for Apac (ex-India), Original Content Strategy, who has spoken exclusively to Deadline about her plans for the streamer, which first launched in the region three years ago as part of the global Disney+ rollout. Since then, the streamer reset and Disney’s focus on profit over subs progress has changed Choi’s focus.

“As the market and the Disney+ service continue to evolve, we continue to evaluate where we should focus our efforts and for the lack of a better term, get most bang out of our buck,” she said. “If you look at our Southeast Asia product offering, we’ve pivoted.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Chicago Med season 10, episode 8, entitled "Love Will Tear Us Apart."Chicago Med season 10, episode 8, "Love Will Tear Us Apart" suggested that perpetual curmudgeon Dean Archer might leave Gaffney Medical Center. Archer is one of actor Steven Weber's best TV characters. He has been the Ed chief since his arrival in season 6, when he took the position on an interim basis as a favor to Choi (Brian Tee), who he served with in the Navy. Archer is often sarcastic, is highly critical of other doctors, and sometimes blurs ethical lines to get patients the care they need.

Archer may have met his match with one of Chicago Med's season 10's newest cast members. He has butted heads with Caitlin Lenox (Sarah Ramos) since learning that Lenox was hired to be co-chief of the Ed. That battle came to a head in Chicago Med season 10, episode...

Thanksgiving dinner — a time for family, food, and a colorful cast of personalities.

But let’s face it, not everyone you’d want at your Thanksgiving table would make it a relaxing meal.

Some TV characters would turn it into an evening of laughter and camaraderie, while others, well, let’s just say they’d leave you reaching for another glass of wine.

This list might have you scrambling to reconsider your own list of invitees!

(Photo: CBS ©2021 )

In the spirit of fantasy Thanksgiving invites, we’re taking a look at the dream guests who’d make this holiday one to remember and the nightmare guests who’d have you silently planning their exit strategy.

Here’s our list of ten characters who’d be Thanksgiving dinner nightmares and five who’d be a dream.

Nightmare Guests: The Thanksgiving Terrors You’d Rather Avoid

Some Thanksgiving guests bring joy to the table,...

Watching episodes 5 and 6 of Gangnam B-Side made me realize that this show is strikingly reminiscent of the “Burning Sun” scandal. It was bound to happen sometime, and while there have been many shows on the same subject, this one feels directly inspired because of the involvement of an idol and a scandalous video. On the other hand, I wonder if the father-daughter trust bond is the new big trend of K-dramas because we just had Doubt, where the father didn’t trust his daughter and an entire series of unfortunate events followed. Now we can say the same thing about Detective Dong-Woo. The latest two episodes follow the idol’s suicide at the hospital, which definitely looks staged. Unfortunately, there’s very little of both Ji Chang-Woo and Bibi in this episode, and by the way things have panned out; we’re not going to get much of, or maybe any of Bibi moving forward.

A second season of Korean sci-fi fantasy series Moving is in the works at Disney+, Disney confirmed on day two of its Asia Pacific Content Showcase in Singapore.

The announcement was made by Carol Choi, Disney’s executive vp original content strategy for Apac, although no details on dates and cast on Moving season two were provided. Series creator, the influential Korean artist Kang Full, will be involved in the second season.

The series, which launched in August 2023, has been a huge hit for Disney+ and Hulu, with the company saying that Moving ranked as the number one local original title globally on Disney+ last year.

Moving is an adaptation of a popular webtoon created by Kang, whose works have been adapted into several local films. The show, that’s also written by Kang, stars some of the biggest names in Korean film and television, including Ryu Seung-ryong, Han Hyo-joo and Zo In-sung.

On Wednesday 20 November 2024, CBeebies broadcasts Supertato!

Ahoy Captain Pak Choi Season 3 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Supertato,” titled “Ahoy Captain Pak Choi,” promises an exciting adventure for fans of the show. In this episode, Supertato and Broccoli team up with a new character, Captain Pak Choi. The trio sets sail on a pirate adventure, which is sure to bring plenty of fun and surprises.

As they journey together, Supertato and Broccoli are unaware of Captain Pak Choi’s true intentions. While they think they are embarking on a friendly adventure, Captain Pak Choi has her eyes set on plundering Evil Pea’s freezer. This adds an element of suspense as the characters navigate their way through the pirate theme, all while planning a heist for Evil Pea’s shiny treasures.

Viewers can expect a mix of humor and action as Supertato and Broccoli try to make the most of their pirate experience.

On Wednesday November 20 2024, NBC broadcasts an episode of the series Chicago Med!

Love Will Tear Us Apart Season 10 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Chicago Med,” titled “Love Will Tear Us Apart,” promises to bring intense drama and emotional challenges to the hospital. As the story unfolds, Goodwin continues to face difficulties that test her leadership and resolve. Her struggles hint at deeper issues within the hospital, creating a tense atmosphere that keeps everyone on edge.

Meanwhile, Dr. Charles finds himself in a heated disagreement with a former resident. This conflict arises over the care of a depressed patient, showcasing the complexities of mental health treatment. Their differing opinions highlight the challenges that medical professionals face when dealing with sensitive cases, making for a compelling storyline that explores the intricacies of doctor-patient relationships.

In another part of the hospital, Lenox and Ripley are tasked with treating a car accident...

The Chicago Med cast has said goodbye to many members, including Rachel Dipillo, who used to play Dr. Sarah Reese.

Dipillo was one of the original Chicago Med actresses, first serving as a medical student at Gaffney in Season 1. She then became a psychiatry resident under Dr. Daniel Charles (Oliver Platt).

Many folks from Chicago Med Season 1 have also left the show, including Torrey DeVitto as Dr. Natalie Manning, Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton, Colin Donnell as Dr. Connor Rhodes, Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead, and Brian Tee as Dr. Ethan Choi.

The Chicago Med writers have a way of bringing characters back, like when Dr. Choi and April Sexton returned and got married.

Dr. Manning also returned in a brief scene where she welcomed Dr. Halstead as he arrived in Seattle (after he quit the hospital).

Now Dr. Reese returns, as revealed ahead of the Chicago Med fall finale.

Two-part extravaganzas have always been huge gambles for their creative teams. Hollywood is no stranger to shooting back-to-back sequels, from “The Matrix” to “The Hobbit” to Netflix’s recent “Rebel Moon” saga, and Asian cinema has followed a similar path. John Woo split his expansive Han Dynasty battle epic “Red Cliff” in two for much of its worldwide distribution, while Bollywood’s “Gangs of Wasseypur“(with its initial 319 minute runtime) has seen many iterations, first as two films, then as eight much shorter episodes for its Netflix distribution. In all of these cases, there is a gravitas that comes with the filmmaker’s vision, bursting with ideas and flourishes that cannot be contained in the average one-off cinema experience. Yet with that comes a crucial hope for the goodwill of the audience, that they’re willing to come back, buy another ticket and sit back down to see the conclusion of the story.

I suppose in the end, Doubt episode 10 feels almost redundant to me. The beginning of the show was certainly very intriguing, but as we drew closer and closer to the end, the show failed to impress with every added twist and in fact became slightly frustrating. Having said that, the final episode definitely ties up all the loose ends, so there’s at least something positive there. Plus, Doubt’s ending itself is quite positive, and I quite like the idea that it’s trying to explore, though I wish it would be more vocal about it. Last week I said I thought Ha-Bin was on the spectrum, but now I’m wondering if she’s simply anti-social or has some other sort of psychological condition that makes people dislike her. Either way, the show implies that when somebody is different, people tend to doubt them without reason, which is...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Chicago Med season 10, episode 7.

There is an important silver lining to Archer's big loss in Chicago Med season 10, episode 7, "Family Matters." Dean Archer is one of actor Steven Weber's best roles and has been an important part of the Chicago Med cast since season 6. He first arrived at Gaffney Medical Center to serve as interim Ed chief when Dr. Choi (Brian Tee) was recovering from a serious illness and unable to run the department. During "Family Matters" Archer is more focused on getting Lenox (Sarah Ramos) removed as Ed Co-Chief than on patient care.

Archer is also tangentially involved in an amusing subplot in which the residents play a game to get someone to buy them drinks at Molly's that evening. That said, Archer is supposed to be excluded because he is known for not buying a round in the past, which goes along...

You know, I nearly asked the same question in today’s title as yesterday, because Doubt is really testing my patience at this point with going round and round the same murder case for this long. Just in the last two episodes, we were made to believe that Jun-Tae and his dad might’ve had something to do with Min-a’s death, but hey, I’m just glad I suspected the right person because it seems a big reveal has finally been made in Doubt episode 9. The episode gets much more intense than previous episodes because it seems the noose is finally around Ha-Bin’s neck, and Tae-Soo will not be able to save her from the investigation this time. This also means her prediction is right, and he’s going to be removed from the investigation while she gets in trouble for a murder she didn’t commit. I...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Chicago Med season 10, episode 6.Archer's declaration of war with Lenox in Chicago Med season 10, episode 6 emphasizes his worst character trait. Archer is one of actor Steven Weber's best roles throughout his storied career. He has been part of the Chicago Med cast since season 6, when he arrived to temporarily take over the Ed chief responsibilities while Choi (Brian Tee) was out of commission after needing surgery. He often butts heads with other doctors, and in season 10 he has been fighting with newcomer Caitlin Lenox (Sarah Ramos) for control of the Ed.

The tensions between Archer and Chicago Med's newest character came to a head during this episode when Lenox wanted to do risky brain surgery on a teenager with serious injuries. The board supported Lenox's decision over Archer's strenuous objections. When the patient died in surgery, Archer blamed Lenox for it while she told...

Okay, let’s be real here for one second, because I was having fun with Doubt until I wasn’t. After 8 episodes, still not being certain about anything has made the whole thing a bit too convoluted for my liking. All I’m hoping for is a decent ending that doesn’t leave us with more questions than answers. Episode 7 painted us a picture of what might’ve happened to Song Min-a, but in episode 8 we learn about some new evidence. Additionally, in the battle between father and daughter, it seems at the moment the daughter has the upper hand. I’m not sure if anyone has thought of this before, but is Min-a on the spectrum? I don’t know why it’s taken me so long to realize this, but with her slightly atypical behavior, I can imagine there are chances; this is probably why she’s considered strange by other people.

On Sunday, running influencer Matt Choi was banned for life from the New York City Marathon after he had two cameramen follow him on electric bikes throughout the duration of the race.

The New York City Marathon is an annual event where runners make their way across a 26-mile track that weaves throughout the five boroughs.

The non-profit that runs the marathon released a statement, “After a review and due to violations of World Athletics rules, and New York Road Runners’ Code of Conduct and Rules of Competition, Nyrr has disqualified Matt Choi from the 2024 Tcs New York City Marathon and removed him from the results.”

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Choi’s time of 2:57:15 was vacated in response.

Choi did not contest the disqualification but rather used his mistake to highlight his inexcusable behavior, writing on Instagram,...

Is Dr. Archer leaving the Chicago Med cast, or is it Dr. Lenox? Many Chicago Med fans asked that question after the latest episode.

So why are folks asking about who is leaving Chicago Med? The contentious relationship between the characters sparked it, but so did a new NBC promo.

Steven Weber plays Dr. Dean Archer on Chicago Med. Weber joined the show midway through Season 6 as someone from Dr. Ethan Choi’s past.

As Choi (Brian Tee) dealt with personal struggles, Sharon Goodwin put Archer in charge of the Emergency Department (Ed).

Archer held that role for several seasons (mostly) but was shocked when Goodwin added Dr. Caitlin Lenox (Sarah Ramos) during the Season 10 premiere.

Dr. Lenox was made the co-chief of the emergency department (Ed) at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, creating friction between how she wanted to run it and how Archer was used to doing things. Lenox proposed changes,...

It was only a matter of time.

On Chicago Med Season 10 Episode 6, tensions erupted between Archer and Lenox.

He wants her out, but something tells me that’s not happening any time soon.

(NBC/George Burns Jr) Chicago Med’s Archer May Have Finally Met His Match

Archer is always berating others when things go wrong.

It was annoying on Chicago Med Season 9 Episode 10 when he blamed the since-departed Dr. Marcel for Zola’s misbehavior, and his treatment of Lenox was even worse.

Archer spent the whole damn episode yelling that they should wait to do surgery, so naturally, when the patient died during the procedure, he laid into Lenox.

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On Monday October 28 2024, Ovation broadcasts Murdoch Mysteries!

Gimme Shelter Season 18 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Murdoch Mysteries,” titled “Gimme Shelter,” promises to delve into a gripping mystery that will keep fans on the edge of their seats. Set to air on Ovation, this episode features Detective William Murdoch, Constable Henry Watts, and Dr. Emily Choi as they tackle a troubling case involving a bookkeeper’s overdose death.

The story begins when the team is called to investigate the unexpected death of the bookkeeper, who had been living in new workers’ housing. As Murdoch, Watts, and Choi dig deeper, they uncover layers of secrets and complexities surrounding the victim’s life. The new housing development may hold clues that lead to unexpected revelations about the community and its residents.

Viewers can expect a blend of suspense and drama as the detectives piece together the events leading up to the tragic overdose.

The more I watch the K-drama Doubt, the more confused I get about what’s happened in the past and what’s coming next. Is Ha-Bin mentally ill? Is her father mentally ill? Why can’t they trust each other? What made them think the worst of the other person? The mystery is certainly exciting, but there’s something about the show that’s off-putting. Possibly the odd relationship between parent and child. A bond that’s so important but has fallen apart in such a terrible way. Episode 5 starts off with Ha-Bin and Choi Young-Min in the mountains after Choi shares the video of Ha-Bin’s mother burying her friend Su-Hyun. The video angers Ha-Bin, and she attacks Choi. However, the older guy is much stronger physically, and she’s a poor match. But, before Choi can strangle Ha-Bin to death, a man in a helmet saves her. We...

Several characters who are no longer part of Chicago Med could return during season 10. Like most shows in the One Chicago universe, Med has had several characters leave over the years. There have been several cast changes almost every season, and there are few characters left who have been with the medical drama since its first season. Significant characters have left in the past two seasons, with Will Halstead exiting at the end of season 8 and Crockett Marcel leaving after season 9.

Two new characters joined the Chicago Med season 10 cast. However, there is still room for characters who have left Chicago Med to return. While most characters would likely not return full-time, there would be opportunities for them to visit Med if the right storyline was written for them. These guest stars could help connect the new episodes to the past nine years, especially for characters who did not leave on the best terms.

The early 2000s was a time when what is now known as the Korean New Wave exposed the western world to what the cinema of the South Korea could offer in various genres. One genre in particular that the cinema of the country got to be best known for then, and to a degree still is, is the romantic melodrama. Among the many features within it that ended up impressing both the domestic and international audience was “Failan”, starring Choi Min-sik, who had just been introduced to international audiences a couple years back in “Shiri” and a pre-international fame Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung.

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Lee Kang-jae is a two-bit, low-level gangster, fresh out of prison for smuggling in illegal Chinese immigrants. He isn’t that great at being a gangster and doesn’t get much respect either from his friend-turned-boss Yong-sik or from his younger subordinates. When...

Production kicked off in Seoul on Sept. 3 for “Hana Korea,” an ambitious Denmark-Korea co-production based on the real-life story of a North Korean defector.

“Hana Korea” is co-written and directed by Danish documentary filmmaker Frederik Sølberg and co-written by Sharon Choi, a filmmaker and Bong Joon-ho’s interpreter, who accompanied the director in his 2019 journey with “Parasite” from Cannes to its Oscar wins. Choi is also working as Sølberg’s on-set translator.

“Hana Korea” tells the story of Hyesun, a North Korean defector sent to the Hanawon (“house of unity”) educational institution for three months, where she is debriefed on life outside of the Dprk, learning about democracy, personal freedom, equality and how to use a credit card.

“Hana Korea’s” cast includes Kim Minha, who gained international recognition for her portrayal of Sunja in the Apple TV+ series “Pachinko”; Kim Joo-ryoung, seen in Netflix’s smash hit series “Squid Game”; and An Seo-hyun,...

Lloyd Lee Choi’s feature adaptation “Lucky Lu” will begin filming in New York City later this year.

Based on Choi’s live-action short, “Same Old,” “Lucky Lu” tells the story of a Chinese delivery driver in New York City who discovers his e-bike has been stolen. With his family en route after many years apart, Lu must contend with a community that has turned its back on him while he tries to replace the only thing promising to keep his family afloat.

Taiwanese actor Chang Chen (“Dune”) has been cast to play the titular character. Nina Yang Bongiovi, Destin Daniel Cretton, Ron Najor, Jeyun Munford, Asher Goldstein and Tony Yang are on board as producers.

Speaking at Gold House’s A Filmmaker’s Creative & Financing Journey during Sundance Film Festival Asia, Bongiovi discussed the financial journey behind “Lucky Lu.” She said, “Navigating film financing is always an emotional roller coaster.

Former NBCU exec Frances Manfredi, who most recently was president of content acquisition and strategy at Peacock, has joined indie TV studio Future Shack Entertainment as partner and head of distribution and content strategy. The hire was announced Monday by Future Shack Ent. founders Jeff Wachtel, Sam Michaels and Yusik Choi.

Manfredi has already been working with Future Shack, helping secure distribution for the shingle’s shows “Murder in a Small Town” to Fox and “Good Cop/Bad Cop” at The CW, Roku and Australian outlet Stan.

“Good Cop/Bad Cop” set to premiere in 2025, is a comedy crime procedural starring Leighton Meester, Clancy Brown and Luke Cook. The show, by writer John Quaintance, is a co-production from Future Shack and Jungle Entertainment. “Murder in a Small Town,” starring Rossif Sutherland and Kristin Kreuk, will air Tuesdays at 9 p.m. this fall on Fox.

“It’s a pleasure and a privilege to...