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24 — December 24 - 30, 2022 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN What's Available NOW On "NYPD Blue" Dennis Franz, Jimmy Smits, Sherry Stringfield, Sharon Lawrence and James McDaniel head the cast of this Stephen Bochco/David Milch-created ABC drama about the struggles of police and other staffers at a fictional Manhattan precinct, which gained acclaim for its grittiness and realistic portrayal of their personal and professional lives. (ORIGINAL) "Everwood" All episodes of this 2002-06 WB drama about a physician (Treat Williams) who moves his family to the small Colorado town of the title following the death of his wife comes to the streaming service. The series also marks one of the first roles for future action star Chris Pratt, who is in a cast that also includes Gregory Smith, Emily VanCamp and Tom Amandes also star. (ORIGINAL) "Movie: About Fate" This 2022 romantic comedy stars Emma Roberts and Thomas Mann as Margot and Griffin, two people who believe in love but have been unlucky in it — that is, until a wild twist of events puts each in the other's path on a stormy New Year's Eve. Britt Robertson, Madelaine Petsch and Wendie Malick also star for director Marius Vaysberg ("Naughty Grandma"). "Movie: Wildcat" From filmmakers Melissa Lesh and Trevor Beck Frost ("Person of the Forest") comes this documentary that follows Harry Turner, an Afghanistan War veteran struggling with PTSD and depression, who gets a second chance in the Amazon rainforest when he meets an American scientist running a wildlife rescue and is entrusted with the care of a baby ocelot. (ORIGINAL) "Shrinking" is set to premiere Jan. 27 on Apple TV+, with Ford as a therapist who's dealing with another counselor (Jason Segel), a man whose own grief prompts him to be painfully candid and honest with his patients. Chances are good that Ford will channel aspects over one of the funniest parts he's played (in our opinion), the cranky TV-news veteran who's decidedly unhappy about becoming a morning-show co-anchor in "Morning Glory." Q: When will the new season of "The Bachelor" begin? – Jennifer Stephens, via email A: Zach Shallcross – who determined his own fate on "The Bachelorette" earlier this year when he eliminated himself as a romantic option for Q: Is "1923" Harrison Ford's first series? – Kim Brock, Goldsboro, N.C. A: In terms of a continuing weekly role, yes, though he did guest shots on such shows as "The FBI" and "The Virginian" early in his career. However, it's interesting that even though "1923" made its Paramount+ debut first, Ford actually filmed another series before it. happy personal news, since she recently got engaged. Q: Now that Missy Peregrym is back on "FBI," will Shantel VanSanten still appear on the show? – Don Abbott, Reading, Pa. A: She already has. She returned in the Dec. 13 episode of the CBS drama, marking the first time she and Peregrym were in the same episode. As was the case in that tale, reappearances by VanSanten's Nina Chase may have much to do with her personal relationship with Special Agent Stuart Scola (John Boyd), at least for the immediate future. Rachel Recchia – will start his search for love as the chooser when the ABC winter staple returns to its traditional Monday slot for its 27th season on Jan. 23. Jesse Palmer will be back as the host, and inevitably, tears will flow as the process takes its course once again. Q: It was nice to see Mona Kosar Abdi back co-anchoring "ABC's "World News Now" recently. What else has she been doing lately? – Glen Marks, via email A: She has moved into a correspondent role for ABC News, reporting on various stories for different news programs including "Good Morning America" ... and now that she largely has "regular" daytime hours, she's presumably still catching up on the sleep she missed during all the time she put in on the overnight show. Additionally, she's celebrating some BY JAY BOBBIN Harrison Ford is busy on the home screen Zach Shallcross Harrison Ford Send questions of general interest via email to tvpipeline@gracenote.com. Writers must include their names, cities and states. Personal replies cannot be sent. 1 x 3.5" ad Dodson Brothers Your Secret for a Successful Yard Sale Call Us For Details! 423-638-4185 The Greeneville Sun The Greeneville Sun

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