Single Drunk Female is back on Freeform and Hulu, and Sam (Sofia Black-D’Elia) will undergo many changes this season. And we are there to watch her try to get used to her second year of sobriety.
Last season, we got to know Sam Finke, who was forced to get sober after smacking her boss in the face with a phone. That action led to her getting arrested and losing her job. Her ex-boyfriend is marrying her ex-best friend. Her mom is helicoptering her, and it is not letting Sam grow. That first year is the hardest, and she somehow made it through.
Welcome to Sam’s second year of sobriety. She is loving her job, and her boss seems ready to let her do more. That is until he gets replaced by someone from her past. And that person puts a wrench into everything.
If that doesn’t make things difficult enough, she and her mom (Ally Sheedy) are going to have boundary issues that will destroy their relationship. Is it irreparable?
The good news is that Sam is dating. The bad news, it is having its up and downs. That, and she has so many exes in her life.
It seems like everyone is leaving, including Olivia (Rebecca Henderson), her pregnant sponsor, who needs to move away because she is going to be on bed rest for her pregnancy. Don’t worry; Olivia will hook her up with her a new sponsor. And that might not be a good thing because she is out there and not really good at it.
With all of that going on. At least she has her friends Brit (Rebecca Henderson) and Felicia (Lily Mae Harrington) by her side. However, they are going through their own things. Brit is going through her divorce with Joel (Charlie Hall), and Felicia is getting used to having a new boyfriend.
It is almost like Sam is finally the sane one, and everyone else around her is losing it. Will that cause her to do the same?
Tune in every Wednesday night at 10p on Freeform to find out. Or, if you need to know now, you can stream the whole season on Hulu.
And you will want to watch it because it is just that good. Every episode is so fast-paced that you feel like if you blink, the episode will be over. And you don’t want to miss a single second.
Freeform announced today that The Bold Type will be back for a fifth season. However, it will be the drama’s final season.
“It has been a joy to watch Kat, Jane and Sutton live out their lives on screen over the last four seasons and become an inspiration for so many young women along the way,” said Universal Television president Erin Underhill. “This show will always hold a special place in my heart for its authenticity and ability to provoke meaningful conversations with each episode. I want to thank Wendy Straker Hauser and all the writers for telling these amazing stories that will undoubtedly live beyond the pages of Scarlet Magazine.”
“‘The Bold Type’ has been a gift that has truly changed my life. I spent my twenties in New York City working in magazines, so in many ways the show feels very personal to my experiences,” added showrunner and executive producer Wendy Straker Hauser. “I have truly loved writing this show and living in this world. I will miss it terribly, but I am so grateful for the opportunity and glad to know it’s been a comfort to so many people out there.”
What can we expect for the farewell season? The trio will find a way to leave their mark on the world. How will they do it? We will have to tune in to find out.
When it comes to the show ending, it has been a long time coming. It has felt forced for the last two seasons.
There are game shows that are dedicated to cooking and baking holiday challenges. They also have contests to see who can decorate their homes the best and brightest for Christmas. This year, Freeform is getting into the mix with a gift wrapping challenge with Wrap Battle. Sheryl Underwood will host while Carson Kressley and Wanda Wen will judge.
Nine contestants will battle it out to see who can come up with the most creative way to turn an ordinary gift into something extraordinary. At the end of the six weeks, one person will bring home $50,000 and their own custom wrapping paper to be sold by Paper Source in 120 stores.
Since I cannot wrap a present to save my life, I will watch to see if I can learn something, anything that will help me better wrapper. Gift wrapping is a work of art and about time it had its own competition show.
Tyra Banks and Freeform announced today that Life Size 2 is finally happening this holiday season on Freeform, but there was something missing from the press release. That thing is Lindsay Lohan. Instead, this movie is starring grown-ish’s, Francia Raisa.
According to the press release, “Raisa will play Grace Manning, the confident and funny CEO of Marathon Toys, a huge toy company started by her mother that is most famous for manufacturing the iconic Eve doll. Grace is also a hot mess in the middle of her quarter-life crisis and realizing that she is in over her head as CEO. To make matters worse, her wild-child ways are causing the company’s stock to plummet.” Then they added who is also guest starring in the telemovie, “Gavin Stenhouse as Grace’s potential love interest Calum; Shanica Knowles as Tahlia and Hank Chen as Brendan, who are Grace’s best friends; along with Alison Fernandez as Lex, Grace’s young next-door neighbor.”
Missing, as you can see, is Lohan, which makes me wonder is worth making without her? To me, Life Size is more Lohan than Banks. Although, I have admired Raisa since she was brilliant on The Secret Life of an American Teenager, so I am torn.
The Bold Type is back for its second season on Freeform tonight at 8p and you do not want to miss the two-hour premiere that does not disappoint.
When we last left off, Kat (Aisha Dee) left NYC to be with Adena (Nikohl Boosheri). Tonight’s episode starts off with Jane (Katie Stevens) and Sutton (Meghann Fahy) meeting her at the airport to pick her up. Kat is happier than ever and cannot wait for Adena to join her in NY.
When she gets back to work at Scarlet, Jacqueline (Melora Hardin) lets her know she is getting a big promotion. That means she will not have as much time with her new girlfriend.
Talking about work, Jane is starting her new job. As much as she wants it to be like Scarlet, it is not. She comes up with a great subject for her story. The only problem is that her subject has her flaws and she has to decide to what to write about. She finally gets her angle, but her editor changes it up. The changes make her wonder if she did the right thing.
Sutton did the right thing with her new job, but not when it comes to love. Will a new policy at work make things easier or harder for her to choose someone?
No matter what changes Kat, Jane and Sutton go through, they will always have each other and their closets. Which is a good thing because they are going to need each other now more than ever.
