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No Good Deed Season 1 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Homicide Squad New Orleans,” titled “No Good Deed,” promises to deliver a gripping story that highlights the dangers faced by those who try to help others. This episode centers around the tragic fate of a good Samaritan who lost his life while trying to intervene in a crime. Det. Stewart, along with his partner, Det. Hill, takes on the challenging task of uncovering the truth behind this heartbreaking incident.

As the investigation unfolds, Det. Stewart and Det. Hill will delve into the circumstances surrounding the good Samaritan’s actions. They will explore the motivations behind his brave decision to step in during a crime in progress. The detectives will face various challenges as they track down the killers, navigating through the complexities of the case while also dealing with the emotional weight of the situation.

The year 2024 has been one of the most unforgettable years in original content that has audiences in awe including a blast from the past. Prominent talents like Lisa Kudrow, Ray Romano, Eddie Murphy, Nicole Kidman, and Javier Bardem have shown their performance at the highest level.

It is worth nothing that some shows and documentaries have been of interest, but controversial.

Action, drama, and murder mystery have set the tone for the original Netflix content with interesting storylines. Prominent talent still brings their authenticity to the film to set the stage for interest along with a well-rounded cast.

The top five pieces of original content on Netflix in 2024Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

A blast from the past as Murphy reprised his role as Axel Foley from the Beverly Hills Cop series. He teams up again with his old pals Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, and Bronson Pinchot where they are...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for No Good Deed season 1!The creator behind Netflix's Dead to Me is back with a new dark comedy titled No Good Deed, and the show features a surprising MCU reunion that doesn't go unnoticed. No Good Deed's cast is led by sitcom vets Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano, alongside an impressive ensemble cast that also includes Linda Cardellini, who previously starred in Liz Feldman's Dead to Me. Like Dead to Me, No Good Deed is full of twists and turns surrounding a mysterious death.

The death at the center of No Good Deed happens to be Jacob Morgan, the son of Kudrow and Romano's characters, who both have been holding onto their own secrets. By No Good Deed's ending, the circumstances surrounding Jacob's death are unveiled, as the show satisfyingly ties up a majority of the loose ends, including who gets the Morgan house.

Warning! Spoilers for No Good Deed ahead!

Jd Campell's house burned down at the end of No Good Deed, though it's never explicitly stated how this happened. Throughout the series, this character (played by Luke Wilson) was desperate not to lose his wife, whom he felt was one of the final good things in his life. However, Jd had to learn the hard way that Margo (Linda Cardellini) wasn't who he thought she was. Still, it seems he managed to get his own revenge in No Good Deed.

Netflix's dark comedy series follows Paul and Lydia Morgan (Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow) as they put their Los Angeles home on the market. As they do this, however, their biggest secrets threaten to burst at the seams, especially as various couples compete to buy the Morgans' home. Jd and Margo were among those offering bids, but they lost their shot...

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals major plot points for No Good Deed on Netflix.

Two out of the three couples competing for the Los Feliz house in Liz Feldman’s No Good Deed end up getting what they want by the time the finale rolls around.

Just as the layers of the house owned by Paul (Ray Romano) and Lydia Morgan (Lisa Kudrow) are peeled back by three couples very keen to move into the dwelling — Jd Campbell (Luke Wilson) and Margo Starling (Linda Cardellini), Dennis Sampson (O-t Fagbenle) and Carla Owens (Teyonah Parris) and Leslie Fisher (Abbi Jacobson) and Sarah Weber (Poppy Liu) — secrets come to light as the process gets tangled up with the dark history of the Derby Drive home.

About midway through the series, viewers learn that Lydia and Paul’s son Jacob (Wyatt Aubrey) died in a tragic sequence of events one night after he...

What would you do if an already naturally stressful life event became about 1000x more stressful? That’s one of the questions No Good Deed, Netflix’s new dark comedy drama, asks. It’s a fun setup. With also asking the big picture question of what it means to be a family and what one will do to protect that vision (along with a stacked cast), this could have been a massive hit. Unfortunately the whole ends up being less than the individual parts.

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Paul and Lydia Morgan (Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow) are in the midst of trying to sell their house, a beautiful 1920s Spanish-style villa in the Los Feliz neighborhood in Los Angeles. They’ve been working through some issues, and selling the house could be thing that keeps...

And the winner of Survivor 47 is… going to be revealed next week!

For the first time in the show’s history, the season finale is being split up into two parts, so that big winner announcement will go down Wednesday, Dec. 18 — same time, same place. Is it a bit of a bummer that we have to wait the extra week? Yeah. But the show did produce one hell of a first installment. By the end of Part 1, not one, but two players saw their games extinguished, and both Tribal Councils served up piping hot tension, drama and gameplay. (Maybe an...

While the list of new Netflix movies and shows may look small this week, it is jam-packed with new additions. You can check out a new holiday baking show, a new Angelina Jolie movie, a new drama, and a new action film. There is so much to watch that you might have trouble choosing.

First up is Angelina Jolie's latest move, Maria. The film hits Netflix on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2024. The film follows the life of opera singer Maria Callas in her final days. It's very hard for Angelina to not be amazing, so this is likely to be a must-watch.

Check out the trailer for the filme here:

One Hundred Years of Solitude part 1 is also headed to Netflix on Wednesday, Dec. 11. Based on the book of the same name by Gabriel García Márquez, the film will follow seven generations of the Buendia family through love, trauma, and death. Considering...

Wicked may have subtly changed a minor but important musical detail in order to set up Fiyero's (Jonathan Bailey) big twist in Wicked: Part 2. Despite the fact that he had only a few scenes in the first part, Fiyero's storyline and the development of his budding relationship with Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) makes the wait for Wicked: Part 2 excruciating due to his strong characterization and their chemistry. Though their love story was amplified in 2024's Wicked, hints to their original narrative still remain alongside of the various other references to the source material within the movie.

While Easter eggs in Wicked center around Elphaba and Glinda's (Ariana Grande) overarching narratives, there are a few that hint towards Fiyero's storyline in obvious ways. The lyrics of his iconic song "Dancing Through Life" and his loose dance style point to his ultimate transformation as the Scarecrow easily, catering to audiences who are familiar with the story.

New Queer Eye cast member Jeremiah Brent gets a taste for tears in the first trailer for Season 9.

Brent takes over for Bobby Berk as the show’s interior design expert, joining returning hosts Antoni Porowski (food and wine), Jonathan Van Ness (beauty), Karamo Brown (culture) and Tan France (fashion).

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Bold and the Beautiful has Steffy Forrester full of sarcasm and witty comebacks as she addresses the complaints over her recent firing of the Logan daughter on the CBS soap. Then there’s Taylor Hayes, who remains mounted on the corner of her daughter’s desk, acting as Steffy’s amplifier. She sits there with a snarky look on her face and echoes her daughter’s words. This can’t be good for the morale around Forrester Creations.

Bold and the Beautiful: Steffy Forrester’s Deed Makes Ridge Forrester Quiver

Bold and the Beautiful fans put Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) in the wrong after letting Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) railroad him. One of the biggest complaints from B&b viewers is how he allowed his daughter to have Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) escorted out of the building. Even “Team Steffy” viewers found this level of humiliation uncalled for.

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The Young and the Restless (Y&r) spoilers show that Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) is in a dangerous headspace right now with Cameron Kirsten (Linden Ashby) in her head. Kirsten has been dead for almost a year at this point, and randomly now he has been popping up and talking with Sharon.

He is attempting to convince her to murder Daniel Romalotti Jr. (Michael Graziadei) and sadly it looks to be working.

Sharon has had her share of mental health issues in the past (as has nearly every character on the show), but speaking to hyper-realistic hallucinations of a dead guy is next level.

The The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Sharon’s Dark Deed

Based on what we have seen, and previews, we know that Sharon is going to do something she regrets as we see her trembling and crying.

We’ve hinted at the fact that we think it...

Joey Lawrence and Samantha Cope are separating after two years of marriage, a source confirmed to People on Wednesday (August 21).

TMZ reported that the 37-year-old A Deadly Deed actress submitted the divorce filing, citing irreconcilable differences with the 48-year-old Melissa & Joey star as the reason, two months after their date of separation, which she indicated as June 2024.

She’s asking for sole physical custody of their daughter Dylan, and asked to block the court’s ability to award either of them spousal support. She specifically asks the court to award her sole physical custody, with Joey allowed to visit only at her discretion.

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The documents also reportedly state that when their daughter turns 3, she’s willing to allow their daughter to stay with Joey for up to two nights a week, but he is not allowed to take her for extended periods of time...

Sometimes when you finish reading a good novel or collection of short stories, you look forward to picking it up again it in a year or two or 20, to reenter its world and discover new wisdom in its powers of observation, new flashes of light in its turns of phrase. Ethan Hawke’s Wildcat casts a similar spell, so rich is it in detail and nuance and creative juice. Drawing upon the distinctive voice of Flannery O’Connor, it’s a sublime portrait of a great writer, a movie I can’t wait to see again for its visual elegance, its electric leaps between an author’s life and her work, and the delicious, playful intensity of all the performances, with Maya Hawke and Laura Linney each taking on a half-dozen interconnected roles.

At one point in Wildcat, Flannery, embodied with terrific wit and feeling by Maya Hawke, rails against the...

• Esquire wonderful profile of Jake Gyllenhaal who is (maybe) at a career crossroads

• Shadow and Act suggests actresses for the upcoming Angela Davis biopic. It's certainly going to be a killer role for the right person. Have any suggestions of your own?

• Independent Sydney Sweeney talks about her work on Euphoria and that people aren't paying attention to the performance, just the nudity

• Playbill Antonio Banderas is doing Sondheim's Company as Bobby in Spain right now. He's surely the oldest Bobby ever (at 61 when the plot is very much about being in your 30s) but we'd so love to see this.

The falsified myth of the overnight success is further solidified in jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy, a three-part, nearly five-hour documentary by Coodie & Chike, who have captured footage of Ye in fits and starts for over two decades. Structured with gratifying patience in detailing the painstaking ambition required to see one’s dreams come true, its first two “acts”––Vision and Purpose––are the most compelling, strictly focusing on his producer beginnings and the long journey of making his 2004 debut album The College Dropout. In exploring a figure as complicated and contradictory as Kanye West, this documentary mostly lets the artist speak for himself through the directors’ own footage, examining the mix of braggadocio and brilliance that slowly got him on the radar of top players in the hip-hop game. The project ultimately falters in its final act, Awakening, which moves from intimate to sprawling, attempting to swiftly wrap up over...

Just as President Biden’s top medical adviser Anthony Fauci is declaring that the U.S. is exiting “the full-blown pandemic phase” of Covid-19, three studios are hoping to lure out adult audiences, especially women who’ve been slow to return to cinemas.

Further curbing Sunday business is the Super Bowl, but if older moviegoers are determined to head to the cinema this weekend, they’ll go Friday Saturday as they’ve shown during previous big game frames.

MGM/Uar’s Thanksgiving title House of Gucci remains the top opening and movie during the pandemic for an older-adult-skewing title, with a $14.4 million three-day opening and a $53.5M running stateside tally. That Ridley Scott-directed movie, which was snubbed for all but one Oscar nom yesterday, pulled in 45% 18-34s and 34% over 45s in its first five days.

Disney’s long-held Kenneth Branagh-directed Agatha Christie adaptation Death on the Nile...