Tonight at 8p on Fox, get ready for Best Medicine’s season finale. The episode picks up after last week’s shocker.
Glenn (Patch Darragh) tricked the people of Port Wenn into welcoming two Norwegians to their town under the guise that they wanted to become a Sister City. However, they were really there to turn the sister city into a salmon farm. By doing that, it will turn the beautiful lakeside community into an ugly business.
The residents want out of the deal, but a contract was signed, and there is nothing they can do about it. Or can they?
Norwegian, Sigrid Johansen (Erinn Fredin), goes into labor during a meeting, and Martin (Josh Charles) has to deliver the baby right then and there. However, there are complications. Can Martin help her and the baby even though she is refusing his help?
Talking about babies. Louisa (Abigail Spencer) is told that she needs to get pregnant ASAP if she wants to have a baby. However, now that she is single, who will she choose to be her baby daddy? There will be offers.
And then there is Elaine (Cree). She has applied to Juilliard, and we will find out whether she got in.
A lot goes down in the season finale, and I am so happy that we are getting a second season for this year’s best new show. I would have been so sad if this was the last episode because they give us so much. Thus proving that not every medical show has to be all about the medicine. It can also be about the heart.
And I am going to say something that will make people mad at me. But I think Best Medicine is so much better than Doc Martin. Charles makes the character so much more likable than Clunes did. I like Doc Martin, but I just didn’t like him.
Then, at 9p on Doc, Joan (Felicity Huffman) is ready to enjoy her medical retirement. However, it does not last long because she had a coughing fit and was rushed to the hospital.
Amy (Molly Parker) and Richard (Scott Wolf) are assigned to her case. Both have different ideas on how to treat her rapid onset decline due to her Leukemia. They don’t see eye-to-eye on her treatment and diagnosis, and their arguing might lead to her death.
Will they figure out what is wrong with her before they kill her? You will just have to watch to find out.
Plus, we also get to witness Amy finding her balls. And all I have to say to that is, “About freaking time!”
Artemis II is in the middle of a 10-day mission traveling around the moon, and the astronauts need to eat. What did they bring with them? Nutella!
We learned this during a live feed, and a jar went flying by!
As soon as the chocolate nut spread company saw that, they knew they had to use that to promote their brand.
So their social media people took the brand higher than they ever had and wrote, “Honored to have traveled further than any spread in history 🚀 Taking spreading smiles to new heights ❤️”
And they also have a new catchphrase, “Nutella is out of this world.” Not since Tang has this been true. And Nutella tastes better!!!
In a few months, we are getting a sequel to The Devil Wears Prada after 20 long years. However, not everyone from the first movie will be in it.
For some reason, Adrian Grenier will not be reprising his role as Nate Cooper. And we are sad about it. But he is “good.”
At least, that is what he told a Starbucks barista in a commercial for their new Energy Refreshers. The drinks come in nine different fruit flavors, and they have natural caffeine and vitamin B added to them to give you a much-needed boost.
And he is good. Because no matter what, he gets those Entourage residuals. And that is good money, which can buy him a lot of Prada.
Now, I have a question? When did he turn into Kyle Chandler?
Did you forget that Patrick Dempsey had a show on Fox called Memory of a Killer? Well, Fox didn’t. So today, they picked it up for a second season.
“Memory of a Killer has become a true standout with visceral performances from Patrick Dempsey and Michael Imperioli,” said Michael Thorn, President of Fox Television Network, told Deadline. “Aaron Zelman, Glenn Kessler, and our partners at Warner Bros. Television have delivered a sharp, emotional character-driven thriller that’s clearly landed with viewers, and we’re excited to continue that success together in Season 2.”
Inspired by the book and 2003 award-winning Belgian film “De Zaak Alzheimer,” Memory of A Killer is a dramatic thriller starring Emmy nominee Patrick Dempsey (“Grey’s Anatomy,” “Dexter: Original Sin,” “Ferrari”) as a hitman, Angelo Doyle, leading a dangerous double life while hiding an even deadlier personal secret.
While the drama is a ratings dud, it is doing well on streaming.
