Seriously? OMG! WTF?

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Tonight at 9p on Fox is the season finale of Animal Control, and what a purrfect season it has been.

I wish I could say it ends on a happy note, but it doesn’t. Frank (Joel McHale), Emily (Vella Lovell), Shred (Michael Rowland), Patel (Ravi V. Patel), Victoria (Grace Palmer), Templeton (Gerry Dee), and Rick (Kevin Bigley) get together for a funeral. Sadly beloved C38 has passed away, and Frank is not taking the cougar’s death well.

He is not the only one who is not handling things well. Shred is ready to dump his girlfriend for Emily. But then he finds out that Emily is considering dating Rick. So what is he going to do?

He is not the only one who gets news he didn’t want, as does Patel. And Patel’s news will change his life.

And then there is Victoria. She doesn’t have any life-altering changes tonight. However, she does help everyone through their problems and throws them a party to say goodbye to C38.

And that is what makes Animal Control so special. It is a show about a family, a work family, but a family nonetheless. So they are there for each other through the good times and the bad. And we are there for them all. That, and the animals. Like the cute cats in tonight’s episode!

So tune in tonight and then watch the season again on Hulu or the Fox app. Because the more people that watch it, the better the chance that Fox will give it a second season. And it deserves another one over Call Me Kat and Welcome to Flatch.

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It is on Halloween on Paramount+’s Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies. And the Pink Ladies are ready to celebrate. That is because Nancy (Tricia Fukuhara) made them costumes. Since she wants to be a fashion designer, they are totally swell.

Talking about playing dress-up, Cynthia (Ari Notartomaso) is having a hard time rehearsing for Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. So the drama teacher assigns her a partner to work with her. However, neither one of them want to work together. So what happens when they do?

Then it is time for the very anticipated election between Jane (Marisa Davila) and Buddy (Jason Schmidt). And no one is happier about it than Assistant Principal McGee (Jackie Hoffman), and she is going to sing about it. I so hope this is not the last song we hear from her.

When the episode ends, we will know who won the election. So who do you think is going to be the new President of Rydell?

I know who has my vote, Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, because I love this show.

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At 9p on Fox’s Animal Control, a crab takes out on the of the officers. You have to see how because you wouldn’t believe it if you didn’t see it. And each incident on this fictional show is based on real-life occurrences. They aren’t. I think?

Frank (Joel McHale) and Shred (Michael Rowland) are called out to rescue a fox at a skate park. The fox gives them a major workout, and Frank realizes he is not as young as he used to be.

Then Rick (Kevin Bigley) asks Emily (Vella Lovell) on a date, and she says yes. But when he tells Victoria (Grace Palmer) plans, she runs and tells her boss. Will she say ghost him, or still go on the date?

All of this leads to a sweet ending with the two of the above winding up in bed together…

And did I mention the crab? It is these crazy scenarios that keep me tuning in and how funny it is.

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Also, at 9p on CBS’s Ghosts, Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) accidentally wakes up Stephanie (Odessa A’zion) from her year-long nap. The first thing she does is ask for what she missed. That is when she finds out everyone is hooking up.

Since she is the only teenager at Woodstone Manor, there is no one for her to date. So she is bitter about it and decides she is going to break up all of the couples.

By the end of the episode, one of them will break up. Will it be Sam (Rose McIver) and Jay, Thor (Devan Chandler Long) and Flower (Sheila Carrasco), Heddy (Rebecca Wisocky) and Trevor (Asher Grodman), or Isaac (Brandon Scott Jones) and Nigel (John Hartman)?

I can’t tell you that, but I can tell you to watch the funniest show on television.

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It is time for another rebellion on Paramount+’s Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, and this time it is Olivia (Cheyenne Isabel Wells) who is starting it.

The episode starts off with her telling Jane (Marisa Davila), Cynthia (Ari Notartomaso), and Nancy (Tricia Fukuhara) about her affair with her teacher and how he threw her under the bus.

And the Pink Ladies are being thrown under the bus for Buddy (Jason Schmidt) breaking his arm during last week’s spontaneous debate against Jane at the dinner. Therefore, Ass. Principal McGee (Jackie Hoffman) tells them that they can’t wear their pink jackets in school.

Because Olivia can’t wear her jacket, her teacher thinks her outfit is too sexy for the boys, so he sends her to the principal’s office. She gets so pissed about it, so she decides to write an article about it that gets published in the school newspaper.

When the principal and the ass. principal read it; they decide to give the school a dress code—no more jackets, t-shirts, jeans, and skirts above the knees. As you can guess, the whole school hates them.

Now, she has to come up with a way to get the people in charge to get rid of their stupid dress code rules. Wait until you hear the song she does to get everyone to follow her lead!

And talking about leads, Wells proved in this latest episode that she is the star of the show. She is the one to watch, so remember her name, Fame. Whoops, wrong musical. Seriously, she kills both songs she was given for today’s episode. The first is a slower tune, and the second is a rambunctious uptempo hit that will remind you of Tell Me More.

I don’t know why I am surprised by how much I love this show. But I am! So check it out because you are going to love it as much as I do.

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At 9p on Fox, it is time for another funny episode of Animal Control.

Patel (Ravi V. Patel) is still on suspension with pay for taking the fall for something that Frank (Joel McHale) and Victoria (Grace Palmer) did. So Emily (Vella Lovell) decides to pair Victoria up with Shred (Michael Rowland).

What is their assignment? They go to school and share their knowledge with a class. However, as they are doing their presentation, they are sent to the principal’s office not once but twice. What did they do? I am not going to tell you.

Since Frank should not be on his own, Rick (Kevin Bigley), who is visiting, offers to go out with him. However, Emily is afraid for him because this is the first time he has been out in the field since he lost an ear to a mink.

And we find out that Frank is the reason why that happened, and he feels guilty about it. So what happens when they are assigned to capture a mink? Revenge, sweet revenge!

It is just another day where the animals are more in control than the people who work animal control. And that is why I love this show.

And did I mention we get to see a pig in a blanket? It is even cuter than you think it would be!

I respect Patel's effort tbh. watch an all-new Animal Control TONIGHT at 9/8c! pic.twitter.com/Jp0ZOggpYb

— Comedy Club FOX (@ComedyClubFOX) April 6, 2023

Tonight at 9p on Fox, today is not going to be a good day for the employees of Animal Control.

The episode starts off with Emily (Vella Lovell) seeing Shred (Michael Rowland) walking into the office with his girlfriend, who is visiting him. Just when she thought she had a chance with him, in comes his girlfriend. The lucky lady came with Shred to work so that she can invite everyone over for dinner to get to know them.

Before we get to that point, Frank (Joel McHale) is excited about Shred’s 10-week review as a probie. Frank being Frank gives him a bad one because he doesn’t want to have a partner.

As much as Frank doesn’t want a partner, he is going to need Shred when they have to go bring in a vicious dog that is so scary Seattle PD won’t go inside the house to capture him. So how will they get the hellhound under control?

They are not the only ones who have a bad day with an animal. Victoria (Grace Palmer) and Patel (Ravi V. Patel) have to dispose of a dead smelly sturgeon. They don’t want to deal with it, so they push it over to the side of Fish and Wildlife. The duo thinks they are in the clear until Fish and Wildlife decide to get their revenge on them. And it doesn’t stop there. You have to see what happens to this dead fish.

After a day like that, it will be nice to have a relaxing dinner with friends. What could go wrong? You just have to tune in to see.

That and to watch the best new comedy of the season. If you are not watching, then you are missing out on lots of laughs. And who doesn’t need to laugh on a Thursday?

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On a past episode of Animal Control, Victoria (Grace Palmer) pranked Frank (Joel McHale) and made him think he had a shot with the Hot Vet. Instead, he wound up hooking up with someone else in the office that everyone hates.

Well, tonight at 9p, it is time for Frank to get his revenge on Victoria. He decides to put her apartment on the market, and he even got a realtor to show it while she was out.

Needless to say, she is not happy about it and swears revenge on him. He doesn’t know how or when, but it is going to happen.

Frank’s partner Shred (Michael Rowland), has some ideas about Frank and Victoria. He thinks that they use their prank war to flirt with each other. And Frank wants someone to knock some sense into him.

Someone will. That is because they go to call about a loud peacock. When they get there, some neighbors get into a fight with their neighbor over his noisy peacock, and one of them winds up hitting Shred in the head with a bag of melons.

Well, it looks like Shred probably got a concussion over that, so Emily (Vella Lovell) insists that someone watch him. Patel (Ravi V. Patel) volunteers to do it to get away from his family. Since Emily doesn’t trust him with Shred, she decides to stop over and check on them both.

While they are preoccupied with that, Frank and Victoria are on a stakeout to record the peacock making noise for three minutes straight. What is going to happen when the two of them are alone in a van all night?

I can’t tell you that. What I can tell you is that it is the best sitcom that Fox has produced in a really long time. We all need to laugh, and this show delivers that! Has Joel McHale ever done anything that isn’t funny?

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