Real World: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt "Kimmy is.....Little Girl, Big City!"/"Kimmy Has a Weekend" Season Premiere

"Kimmy is...Little Girl, Big City!" Season Premiere 

The first episode of the fourth season was hilarious and even caught an eye of a surprise moment at the end. But I'm still laughing at salads.

When Kimmy is asked to fire a co-worker, she tries to find a way to do it. But it's her way that it turns into a sexually harassment lawsuit against her. After talking with Titus about no only the first time she learned boundaries but also his sexually harassment with a man and a puppet for a job. Kimmy comes to conclusion that she knows how to give everyone a happy ending.

In the meantime, Titus and Jacqueline comes up with a TV Show, The Capist, to get Michael's attention, for which it did. As he gets some pointers about how to use a hammer, Titus invites Michael to a shoot of one of the episodes where he will be with Greg Kinnear. After making Greg go along with it, Michael enjoyed it. But it was Kinnear that enjoyed Titus' act that he asked him to write up a script for it.

Not to mention, Lillian, who's boyfriend had died, try to full fill his dying wish to spread his ashes at a country club in the city. But she couldn't get in, so she tried the next best thing: make the 1 percenters think that she's got bags of cocaine to snort.

"Kimmy is....Little Girl, Big City!" was hilarious many times whether it's Kimmy's way of trying to fire a co-worker or Titus trying to get Michael to fall in love with him again. I did think that Lillian's story might have been short than the rest but it was funny and heartwarming at the same time. But most of all the ending of the briefcase of money that was handed off to someone from that puppet. I'm thinking that puppet is after Titus. And I just have to say that the "Little Girl, Big City" theme song was as catchy as it's original theme song and not to mention that after watching the episode I'm still humming that tune.

Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.

"Kimmy Had a Weekend"

Put this episode on your list of Kimmy-Titus best episode list.

Just as Kimmy plans to be at work on the weekends, she learns that no one would be there if she shows up and takes her first weekend off from her job. She finally learns about binge watching and watches a parody of "Lipstick Jungle" with Titus and Jacqueline.

Soon after, Kimmy wants to explore the weekend life of spending and having fun and brings Titus along from shopping and getting a nails and a massage. But she realize that not everyone gets treated the same whether it's the workers at the spa changing their names everyday to seeing that being white she can get away with anything, even Jacqueline with getting a white man into Hollywood over Titus.

Speaking of Jacqueline, she's been living at Kimmy's office since she has no money and loaning her apartment to people. As she stayed with Kimmy, she gets word from her son that he needs to come home after an incident. She tries to get the man that's staying at her place out and even though it didn't turn out the way she had hoped it would go down, she still got guy out by sending him to Hollywood to do movies like La La Land 2, which would probably win the Best Picture.

But leaves a nice shocking cliffhanger of seeing a familiar face is seen as a DJ in a murder documentary.

This episode was hilarious from the start to finish, mostly Kimmy and Titus having a weekend of fun and spending really won me over. Whether it's the binge watching weird TV Shows to having drinks with Titus and Cherryl, it was just a half hour of fun. I put this episode in my list of fin Kimmy-Titus episodes. Overall, I give this episode a 8.5/10.

You can catch Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix.

The Palace of Love: Life In Pieces "Video Piercing Model Hangover"/"Sixteen Spanish Car Leak" Season Finale

The season finale of Life In Pieces was, at times, what you would think, and some came off as a complete shock. Here's a recap!

The first half-hour of "Video Piercing Model Hangover" was hilarious, with moments you would want to rewatch again. Whether trying to get a "Thank You" card from Matt and Colleen that turned into a video message or Sophia making a solid case for her parents to get her ears pierced, which would lead to having Tim outdo her.

But the winner for this episode would be John being the model for the senior citizen's latest gadgets, from the chair lift to the blood pressure monitor that alerted John's high blood pressure. And Jen and Greg, waking up after a hangover from a school auction, see their daughter doing stuff by herself, from making her cereal to getting water for them. It leads to Greg and Jen to have more time, which leads to Jen being pregnant.

The second half hour, "Sixteen Spanish Car Leak," was just as hilarious as the first and probably even better. Matt and Colleen won this episode with their storyline of having a baby after learning their surrogate is pregnant (and it's not theirs). The news leads them to buy a new car, which opens up to having a baby, and they announce after Sam's sixteen birthday that they're going to adopt, but Jen's pregnancy announcement from Lark ruined but brought the family together.

Speaking of Sam's sixteen birthday, when Sam thought that her family had forgotten her birthday, she spent the day with her boyfriend, after a lovely day was about to turn into a night of first. But her parents and family caught every word as she entered the dark house to surprise her. I guess the surprise was on both of them, But just before the party, Joan wanted to explore the world with John and tried to get them to learn to speak Spanish for their Spain trip. Instead of just using an app to help translate, they wanted to know it the old-fashioned way, which became a nightmare when buying stuff at a Spanish market. They went with the translating app.

The season finale was just as hilarious and memorable as the previous episodes. It will also explain why this show is one of the best family sitcoms on television, with fantastic writing and an ensemble cast. The ending of the episode, with everything playing to the song "Listen to the Music" by The Doobie Brothers, with all the love each other brings, makes you satisfied with smiles. I couldn't be more happy with what the next season will bring (even if it's coming in mid-season next season).  Overall, I give this episode a 9/10 and the season a 9.5/10.

You can catch Life In Pieces, as they'll return for a fourth season next year.

Secret Is Revealed: The Blacklist "Sutton Ross (No. 17)" Season Finale

In the season finale of The Blacklist, the secret will be revealed one way or another. Spoiler Alert!

Let's recap it: We meet Sutton Ross as he pretends to be FBI agents and steals Data and information on someone as he tries to steal someone for money. He's the guy that Red and Liz are hunting down, because he has the duffel bag of bones. After both failing to get him, Liz finally got to Sutton with his own game, pretend to be a buyer.

Just as Liz demands answers from Sutton, he tells her that he'll tell her only alone, which happens but til he starts to hold her hostage. Red thinks that Sutton is bluffing, but Aram and Cooper can't take it and lets both of Liz and Sutton go. Sutton calls Red to demand to see him or he'll kill Liz.

After making an arrangement and distracting the FBI on where Red went, Red gets there tied to a chair in-front of Liz. With Red not talking, Sutton takes Liz to the other room and being beaten. It was until Red decides to talk til the FBI came in with Dembe and Red goes in rescuing Liz. He soon leaves with the duffel bag and shoots Sutton point blank in the chest. Red walks out and heads to Dominic's house to burn the bones, thinking that Liz doesn't know, but that's not true.

As Liz is standing over Tom's grave, she's talking to him like he's actually there and tells him what really happen that as soon as Sutton talked that he needed to get out and that the escapee was Liz's plan. Plus Liz meets with the person that helped along with this, Jennifer. They planned to get Red talking, even if Liz had to get hurt badly for it. But she finally tells Tom that she knows the secret of the bones that it's Raymond Reddington and that she'll take down Red one way for good.

So okay, this season finale was everything that I had hoped and more as it was exciting, dramatic, emotional (with Aram and Samar: ALL GOOD!). But the point that I really didn't believe was Liz taken hostage fro Sutton at the Post Office. I would know that Liz would kick Sutton's butt in that situation. Megan is a great actor, but Liz wasn't so much. But I will admit that I was shocked to see Jennifer there as I really didn't think she was involved. To see two half-sisters come together and working against Red was pretty creepy and shocking. This really sets up a terrifying season six, unless Red can figure it out before Liz takes him out with her soon to be assembled team. 

Overall, I give this episode a 9/10 and the season a 9/10.

You can catch The Blacklist as it will return next season (mid-season on Fridays sometime in January) on NBC.

The CW 2018-2019 Fall TV Schedule

As the Upfronts 2018 are coming down to a close, The CW is the final broadcast TV Network (after NBC, Fox, ABC and CBS) to announced its schedule for the fall TV season. Here's what to expect in the new season.

There are big moves coming to The CW. Word about airing original program on Sunday is coming and the first show to launch will be Supergirl kicking the 8/7c leading into the network's new and rebooted Charmed at 9/8c.

Arrow is on the move to Mondays at 9/8c following the lead of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

And the final seasons of Jane the Virgin and iZombie will be held until midseason. While Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, which is heading into its final season, will kick off it's goodbye this fall on Fridays again.

Plus The Originals spin-off Legacies has snagged the post-Supernatural Thursday night.

Here's The CW Fall Schedule:

MONDAY
8/7c DC's Legends of Tomorrow
9/8c Arrow

TUESDAY
8/7c The Flash
9/8c Black Lightning

WEDNESDAY
8/7c Riverdale
9/8c All American (New Series)

THURSDAY
8/7c Supernatural
9/8c Legacies (New Series)

FRIDAY
8/7c Dynasty
9/8c Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

SUNDAY
8/7c Supergirl
9/8c Charmed (New Series)

Show for Midseason:
Jane the Virgin, The 100, iZombie, In the Dark and Rosewell, New Mexico

Cancelled:
Life Sentence, The Originals (in its final season) and Valor.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 4 Trailer

America's favorite mole woman is back with a new trailer!

The trailer for the forth season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is out and Kimmy is dealing with #MeToo movement and white privilege.

The first six episodes of Kimmy Schmidt will be released Wednesday, May 30th on Netflix.

CBS TV Fall 2018-2019

Murphy Brown and Magnum P.I are coming back to CBS as the two of the six new series will be premiering on CBS this fall 2018 schedule.

"Stability where we are strong, change where we need it," said CBS Entertainment president Kelly Kahl on describing the network's schedule for next season. With the network's biggest declines this past season was at Monday, that's where the biggest changes are coming, with the shrinking of the comedy block from two hours to an hour.

Here's the CBS' fall 2018-2019 schedule:

MONDAY
8/7c The Neighborhood (New Series)
8:30/7:30c Happy Together (New Series)
9/8c Magnum P.I. (New Series)
10/9c Bull

TUESDAY
8/7c NCIS
9/8c FBI (New Series)
10/9c NCIS: New Orleans

WEDNESDAY
8/7c Survivor
9/8c SEAL Team
10/9c Criminal Minds

THURSDAY
8/7c The Big Bang Theory
8:30/7:30c Young Sheldon
9/8c Mom
9:30/8:30c Murphy Brown (New Season)
10/9c S.W.A.T.

FRIDAY
8/7c MacGyver
9/8c Hawaii Five-O
10/9c Blue Bloods

SATURDAY
8/7c CRIMETIME SATURDAY
9/8c CRIMETIME SATURDAY
10/9c 48 Hours

SUNDAY
7/6c 60 Minutes
8/7c God Friended Me
9/8c NCIS: Los Angeles
10/9c Madam Secretary

Show that are held for Mid-season: Man with a Plan, Life In Pieces, Elementary, Instinct, as well as new drama series The Code and The Red Line. and new comedy Fam.

Breaking and Pushing: Chicago Med "The Tipping Point" Season Finale

The season finale of Chicago Med had everything you were hoping and still leaving you wanting more but it left with some pretty shocking moments.

Let's begin with the most biggest part of the episode: the separation of the twins. Even after Rhodes' stepped down after he lost a patient in last week's episode, he still has a hand in it no matter if he's scared of not. Playing more of viewing from behind the scenes, he did leave his mark and got in there to help perform a difficult procedure that required a shunt in the heart and later helping with the separation. It left with a very nice offer to Rhodes a position at the Mayo Clinic and after telling Bekker about it, it kind of broken things with them.

Ethan get worried about his sister running away with April reminding him that what she did was wrong to take and steal pain meds from the hospital. But when Deb and Kiki come in with pain, throwing up and liver enlarge, turns out that they have Hep. A and both him and Manning headed out there looking at everyone else to make sure they're okay. They find Laura and Ethan's sister as well, all brought back. Laura got the worst of the case and that also includes Hep. C. With her diagnosis, Laura's baby, that was adopted, had to come in to get tested and after seeing her for a few minutes and learning that she will be okay then Laura's condition took a tumble.

Reese has been trying to take care of her dad by helping him pick a nursing home for his rehab and let alone helping him get exercise too (walking). Charles gets word about the parents of the college student was murdered and after a couple of minutes talking with Haywood, he managed to have a chat with the parents and finding a item from her room (stuff monkey) which would later be found in Haywood's apartment.

Goodwin not only had to deal with the big twin separation news, but also was asked to be at board meeting but it was Burt, her ex-husband, that came in after trying to kill himself. Halstead tried to talk to him, even Charles tries to talk to him (even as a friend) but that didn't work til it was Sharon that tells him to think of what he still has, their three children, which kind of helped get him to admit of seeking help.

Now with all those moments, lets put those that left us with in shock state of wishing for the fall season to start. After treating  his sister, Ethan is determined to help Emily but April thinks that she can't get the help due to being damaged but Ethan isn't given up on her and tells her that she's coming back to stay with them that quickly turns into just being with him. After a successful day, Sharon gets word of a new Trauma chief on the floor and a new CCO of the hospital that she might need to keep an eye on. Rhodes and Bekker might have broken things up again.

After losing Laura, word about the twins being separated was celebrated among the hospital and even Frisch comes over to Halstead and asked if he wants to celebrate with him, for which he turns down and  Natalie finally learns who it was that he had a one night. After that went south, he's plan for a proposal up on the roof turned to being in the parking lot and asking on the spot.

But real moment came when Charles confronts Haywood about stories of murders around the campus where he taught and as they talked Haywood tells Charles that he can't admit that he had won his daughter back over what he had tried to do. But when Charles talks more about the case, it pushes Haywood fall to the ground with his new heart stopping leaving with Reese to come in and see both of them on the floor.

"The Tipping Point" seemed to be the tipping point of where are characters are with life challenges. With all the good things that had happen for the characters, it could be broken with one little saying or not informing or pushing to the limits. I thought the season finale was as strong of an episode as ever with strong character development and leaving us some major questions about certain characters: like for one did Natalie said yes or no? Even that was awkward proposal. But the big one was Haywood collapsing to the floor in front of Charles and Reese coming in at the end. Is he dead? If he is I assume that he caused his heart to stop in the way that he had Reese played to his hands an all. Probably not going to make the relationship between Reese and Charles good again. Overall, I give this episode a 9/10 and the season a 9/10.

You can catch Chicago Med when they return in the fall Wednesday night of #OneChicago at 8/7c on NBC.