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24— February 23 - March 1, 2019 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN 24 — February 23 - March 1, 2019 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN Tasty TV BY GEORGE DICKIE Dinner and a movie: It's one of the great American pastimes, right up there with shopping, posting to social media and wandering into traffic while staring at your cellphone. But what if you can't afford dinner? Or a movie? Or both? Or maybe you just don't feel like going out? Well, perhaps dinner in a movie is the answer. And if you happen to subscribe to a streaming service such as Netflix or Amazon, you'll find a number of films revolving around food, restaurants and eating to sate whatever your appetite needs. Because nothing satisfies like watching other people eat a delicious meal on a flatscreen. "Julie & Julia" (2009, Netflix): Nora Ephron directed this drama that stars Amy Adams as a food blogger who endeavors to prepare all 524 recipes from "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" by Julia Child (Meryl Streep in an Oscar- nominated turn) in the course of a year. "Big Night" (1996, Amazon/Starz): On Amazon's Starz channel is this superb drama about two brothers (Stanley Tucci, Tony Shalhoub) trying to save their failing 1950s New Jersey restaurant by preparing a sumptuous Italian feast for crooner Louis Prima. Minnie Driver, Isabella Rossellini and Marc Anthony are also in the talented cast. "Burnt" (2015, Netflix): A chef (Bradley Cooper) who destroyed his Michelin- starred career with drugs and prima donna behavior seeks redemption by taking the helm of a top London eatery in this fine comedy/ drama from director John Wells ("August: Osage County"). "Tortilla Soup" (2001, Amazon): Hector Elizondo ("Last Man Standing") does typically solid work as a Mexican-American chef who continues to prepare elaborate meals for family and friends despite having lost his senses of taste and smell following his wife's death. "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" (2011, Netflix): This outstanding documentary profiles 85-year-old sushi master Jiro Ono, owner of the three-Michelin-starred Toyko restaurant Sukiyabashi Jiro, and his relationship with his son and heir Takashi. 2 x 3.5" ad dodson exterminating SoaP SynoPSeS This column represents on air summaries for the week of Feb. 18-22, 2019. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Zoe insisted to Reese that Hope had to be told the truth about her baby. Wyatt revealed to Bill that Thorne had annulled his marriage to Katie and left town, then drops his bombshell about Thorne's theory about Bill and Katie. Flo worried about how to protect herself when Zoe impulsively grabbed Xander and headed to Steffy's house, de - termined to reveal the truth. Bill offered Wyatt his old job back at Spencer Publications. Katie told Bill why Thorne had left, including his certainty that Katie still carried a torch for Bill. DAYS OF OUR LIVES Ciara locked horns with Jor- dan, determined to save Ben's life. Abigail and Chad recon- nected after Charlotte was safely rescued. Abigail was rocked when Chad surprised her with a spontaneous proposal. John and Marlena found themselves mere toys in the hands of the manipula - tive Diana, and Leo struck back at Sonny and Will. Finally realizing he had lost "Gabby" for good, Stefan gave his frustrated rage free rein. The identity of the per - son who set the cabin on fire and nearly killed Ciara was revealed. GENERAL HOSPITAL Charlotte really laid on the guilt with Spencer over his election med- dling, and Sara made an announce- ment. Margaux opened up to some- one but wound up sharing more than she may have intended. Carly finally got the proof she had been seeking. An outraged Cameron nearly blew his stack, while Franco felt it was important to share his side of a situation. Sonny's suspicions about Robert began to grow. . THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Abby confronted Mia in the GCAC over her meddling in Abby's relationship with Arturo, resulting in a catfight that ended when Mia was thrown out of the club. Kyle begged Lola to forgive him. Devon tried to convince Ana she should sing again, but his efforts were interrupted by news that Lola had suffered a fall. The pair went to visit Lola in the hospital, where Devon had a full-blown panic attack, since it was where Hilary died. 4 x 4" ad a) healthy beginnings b) house ad Kate Mansi O N L Y Y O U C A N P R E V E N T W I L D F I R E S . s m o k e y b e a r . c o m Remember

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