Gen V Season-Premiere Recap: Brave New World

The beginning of the “New Year, New U” episode quickly reminds us of what happened at the end of the previous season of *The Boys*, focusing on how those larger events are playing out at Godolkin University. Many conservative students and those who believe supes are superior already think Robert Singer and Starlight worked together to kill Victoria Neuman, and this conspiracy is being used as justification for Homelander’s power grab. Now, Godolkin University is presented as being rid of progressive ideas and is run entirely by supes, including a new, unsettling dean named Cipher (played brilliantly by Hamish Linklater). These ideas clearly mirror current efforts by right-wing leaders to change American universities.

CBS’ CIA Cast Another One Chicago Vet, And It Probably Means Bad News For One Chicago P.D. Character’s Love Life

Natalee Linez will appear in the new CBS series *CIA*, playing a CIA analyst named Gina Rojas. She joins Tom Ellis, who plays a somewhat unpredictable CIA officer, and Nick Gehlfuss, who plays a more rule-following FBI agent. Michael Michele, known from *ER*, will play the head of the CIA’s New York office – a role that seems similar to Isobel’s position in *FBI*.

The Morning Show Season-Premiere Recap: The More Things Change

It’s been two years since we last visited UBA, and a lot has changed. The network is no longer called UBA; it’s now UBN. This is because of a merger Alex proposed to prevent her wealthy (and somewhat questionable) boyfriend, Paul Marks, from taking over the struggling network. Unfortunately, the merger also led to many layoffs and buyouts as UBA and NBN combined and streamlined their operations.

Fact-checking High Potential’s Crime-Solving Trivia

Beneath the main storyline, a few ongoing plots develop, including Morgan’s deal with the LAPD: she’ll join the force if they help find her first husband, Roman, who vanished fifteen years ago. The first season also introduced a villain called the Game Master who seems to be specifically targeting Morgan and her family. However, the show primarily focuses on solving a new crime each week, with Morgan often using quirky and obscure knowledge to crack the case – and sometimes just to playfully irritate those around her. We’re collecting all these little-known facts and verifying their accuracy. It’s important to ensure even fictional police work holds up to scrutiny.

Mormon Wives Were Built For Dancing With The Stars

Each Tuesday, popular social media personalities will compete on *Dancing with the Stars*, hoping to win the competition. Even if they don’t become famous on platforms like #MomTok, they can still claim the title of Utah’s best TikTok dancer.