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The final episode of Providence Falls ended with revelations that could make our jaws drop—Suzette, seemingly the devoted best friend to Cora, turned out to be working for the Other Side, with its agent Bale—who seems to be the counterpart of the angels. Is he the devil? He definitely has some nasty plans up his sleeves, but fortunately the plans may just work in Cora and Liam’s favor. The Other Side does want the two to end up together. From a stark contrast of black and white, the show moves into a grey territory where Cora and Liam may have a thin chance of ending up together. Meredith is still missing, and the John Brody murder also needs to be resolved—but as termed by Cora herself, can a “rookie” and an “outsider” solve it? Let’s dive deep into timelines, fates, and mystery and decode how it all may be connected.

Cora and Liam’s star-crossed romance led to a macabre end in the 1840s, but destiny, literally the Department of Destiny, brought them together again only to keep them apart. Cora is supposed to end up with her true soulmate, Finn Welsh, in this life, in which Liam has to play his role of reuniting them. In the previous episode, we see the characters fated to be in this timeline—Cora working as a detective, Liam as her partner, and Finn as a lawyer who works closely with the department. While they solved the Memento Mori jewel-stealing case, another pivotal event happened that repeats history—the murder of Meredith Brody’s husband, John Brody. Meredith had an affair with Liam in the previous timeline, and Liam got implicated for the murder; however, in the current day Liam is saved by Cora, who supports his alibi. But Meredith is still missing—the central question is,...

Historical romances that span across a few afterlives inadvertently promote the idea of soulmates—people who look for and find each other in every lifetime. It makes sense that they end up with each other happily, but what happens when someone has stolen you from your assigned soulmate in a lifetime? The pieces do not fall into place, and it may lead to dangerous results. According to the “Department of Destiny,” this needs to be fixed in a later lifetime. Providence Falls is a humorous addition in the genre of historical romances, as Liam O’Connor is assigned to unite Cora McLeod with her destined lover, Finn Welsh, as Liam had prevented her from being with him in an earlier lifetime in 1844 Ireland. Let’s take a look at the first episode—“Chance of a Lifetime”—and track Liam’s success (or not!).

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Sneak Peek the first poster supporting the new Lifetime drama series," Against the Wall" debuting July 31, 2011, starring Rachael Carpani as police detective 'Abby Kowalski' :

"...'Abby' is a Chicago police detective who causes a rift within her family of blue collar cops when she decides to join her department's Internal Affairs division. Abby must now figure out how she can juggle pursuing her dream career while keeping her family intact..."

Cast also includes Brandon Quinn as 'Richie Kowalski', Chris Johnson as 'Danny Mitchel', Daniel Kash as 'Lieutenant Papadol', James Thomas as 'Donnie Kowalski', Kathy Baker as 'Sheila Kowalski', Marisa Ramirez as 'Lina Flores', Mayko Nguyen as 'Mackie Phan', Steve Byers as 'Steve Kowalski', Treat Williams as 'Don Kowalski' and Andrew Walker as 'John Brody'.

Lifetime greenlit the new crime series February 2011 with an order for 13 hour-long episodes.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "Against The Wall...