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24— February 1 - 7, 2020 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN 24 — February 1 - 7, 2020 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN "The Offenders" (date TBA) Amazon and the BBC are teaming up for this British comedy about seven strangers forced together to complete a community service sentence. Stephen Merchant ("The Office") and Elgin James ("Mayans M.C.") are the creators. (ORIGINAL) "Underground Railroad" (date TBA) Oscar-winner Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight") directs this limited series based on a Colson Whitehead award-winning novel by the same name. Stars include Thuso Mbedu ("Is'Thunzi"), Chase W. Dillon ("First Wives Club") and Aaron Pierre ("Krypton," "Brittania"). (ORIGINAL) "On the Spectrum" (date TBA) From Jason Katims comes this half-hour comedic drama series about a group of 20-somethings on the autism spectrum who all want the basics of life, including falling in love, having friends and holding down a job. (ORIGINAL) "Making the Cut" (date TBA) Coming in 2020, this fashion competition series from Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn (who are also the hosts) gives designers and entrepreneurs the chance to bring their creations to the next level in becoming the next big global phenomenon. (ORIGINAL) Coming Soon What's New NOW On February 2 "Movie: 10 Minutes Gone" Michael Chiklis ("The Shield") stars as an amnesiac bank robber in search of someone who can tell him what went wrong during the 10 minutes he can't remember from a heist that resulted in his brother's death. Bruce Willis, Meadow Williams and Kyle Schmid also star in this 2019 actioner from director Bruce A. Miller ("House of the Rising Sun"). "Movie: Midnight Sun" Adapted from a 2006 Japanese film of the same title, Scott Speer's 2018 romantic drama stars Bella Thorne as Katie Price, a teenager who suffers from a rare condition that prevents her from going out into the sunlight. Her days are spent housebound, with only her father (Rob Riggle) and best friend (Quinn Shephard) for occasional company. A sensitive hunk (Patrick Schwarzenegger) falls for her after they meet on a series of nighttime dates, but he doesn't know that Katie faces a grim future. "Movie: Danny Collins" Writer-producer Dan Fogelman ("Galavant") made his feature directorial debut with this 2015 comedy-drama inspired by the story of folk singer Steve Tilston. Al Pacino anchors a splendid cast in the title role of an aging rock star who's reluctant to moderate his lifestyle, until his manager (Christopher Plummer) discovers a previously undelivered letter to Danny from John Lennon. Annette Bening, Jennifer Garner and Bobby Cannavale also star. "Movie: The Skeleton Twins" "Saturday Night Live" alums Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig star as estranged twins who, having coincidentally cheated death on the same day, reunite with the possibility of mending their relationship in this 2014 comedy movie from director Craig Johnson ("Wilson"). The solid cast also includes Luke Wilson, Joanna Gleason, Ty Burrell and Boyd Holbrook. 2 x 3.5" ad dodson exterminating In Focus "Devs" (Hulu — se- ries premiere, March 5) Suspecting foul play after her boyfriend's ap- parent suicide, a young software engineer for a cutting-edge tech compa- ny begins an investiga- tion that uncovers a tech- nology-based conspiracy that could change the world. Sonoya Mizuno ("Maniac"), Nick Offer- man and Alison Pill star in this Hulu/FX-produced thriller. "Top Chef" (Bravo — season premiere, March 19) Front runners and fan favorites from previous seasons return to finish what they started as the cast of all stars battle it out in the kitchen. Host Padma Lakshmi, head judge Tom Colicchio and judge Gail Simmons are all on hand for Season 17. Among the repeat contestants are Lee Anne Wong (Season 1), Brian Malarkey (Season 3) and Eric Adjepong (Season 16). SHELTER PET & LIFE OF THE PARTY Amazing stories start in shelters and rescues. Adopt today to start yours. HAMILTON 75k+ Instagram Followers ... keeping you informed of local events and concerns, as well as issues across the state and nation.

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