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Hey, "Grey's Anatomy" fans. We got some new, official preview details from ABC for the upcoming episode 4 of this current season 14 in the form of an episode press release. It sounds like we're going to see even more drama and surprises in this one. One particular situation is going to involve the ongoing and unfortunate brain tumor that Amelia has been inflicted with. Episode 4 is entitled, "Ain't That A Kick In The Head." The episode 4 teaser description tells us that a big confrontation will take place in regards to Amelia. It states that she will have to confront a very difficult decision. ABC didn't say what this decision entails, but we can only imagine it has something to do with her current condition. We'll definitely have to tune in to find out for sure. It sounds like it will give us some more very emotional scenes to look forward to.

If you left your TV on after Tuesday’s Pretty Little Liars, you might have stumbled upon a preview of another female-powered Freeform series: the upcoming women’s mag-set The Bold Type. (Points for the clever title!)

VideosFreeform Releases First Trailers for Magazine Drama The Bold Type, Mermaid Thriller Siren

The show — created by Sarah Watson (Parenthood) and based on the life of Hearst Magazines COO and former Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief Joanna Coles — officially debuts with a two-hour premiere on July 11, but the pilot preview provides a substantial sampling of the drama’s “stealth feminism.”

Jane (played by Faking It‘s...

The estranged wife of Serena Williams' father says she had to remove an "arsenal of firearms including an Ak-47" from their home in fear he could harm her or their 5-year-old kid. Lakeisha Juanita Williams has filed explosive new court docs in her divorce from Richard Williams -- her husband of 7 years -- claiming he's been acting "erratic and hostile" and she's afraid. Richard initially filed for divorce last month accusing Lakeisha of being...

After a season that’s seen them have to claw back from the bottom, it’s easy to wonder when the Pied Piper crew will catch a break. The cosmic, bleak comedy of Richard Hendricks’ career is that he keeps stumbling into weekly, lightbulb-over-his-head discoveries that, on any other show, would have landed him at the top of the industry by now. But in the world of “Silicon Valley,” good ideas barely ever get these characters past the next scene.

Richard’s life as an app entrepreneur (apptrepreneur?) hasn’t always been the healthiest. But in the show’s increasing efforts to show the full weight of jockeying for position in the tech world, Richard got a less than clean bill of health. Instead of merely showing him as a sleep-deprived zombie, this doctor’s visit hinted that it’s not just his psyche that’s taking a beating by...

There are many memorable relationships on Grey's Anatomy. Whether it's romantic, friendship, or family, there is no shortage of amazing relationships that leave a lasting impression and make us smile.

Some of those relationships are mentorships. In the fast pace world of medicine where individuals are drawn to particular fields and look to others to learn everything there is about them, it's common for mentor/mentee bonds to form.

Grey's Anatomy has many of them. As you can imagine, Cristina Yang has had her fair share of mentors, but did you realize April has, too? How about Derek's knack for choosing a favorite apprentice to take on the neurological world?

Check out our list of the best mentorships on Grey's Anatomy. Do you agree? Disagree? Hit up the comments below and let us know what you think.

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Immediate Reaction

The one-two punch of Ben telling Selina “It’s over” and Selina getting on a passenger plane with the common folk provided a summary of what Episode 1, “Omaha,” accomplished: We won’t see Selina in power again anytime soon (if ever), but we will get to watch her writhe in agony while adjusting to a “regular” life.

Between complaining over her five-figure weekly allowance and comparing her election defeat to “a frat house gang rape, except I didn’t even get a candlelight vigil,” the premiere focused on an ex-president still in recovery. Characters alluded to a mental breakdown — one we probably previewed in the waning moments of Season 5 — and Selina’s only joy came when she was planning her secret comeback.

Well, that’s over, and “Veep” is moving forward. We’re going to see a new side of Selina, and a new side of many characters,...

It's hard to believe the Kings of Con (Supernatural Con, that is) never shared an episode during the 12-season run that's helped to make them adored by so many.

But thanks to executive producer Adam Glass of Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders (who was also a producer on Supernatural from 2010-15), Rob Benedict and Richard Speight, Jr., have filmed their first episode of network television together!!

We had the opportunity to speak with both men about their guest starring roles, their friendship, the cross-pollination of the Supernatural family a lot more. Check out excerpts of our conversations with both Rob and Richard below.

On Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders Season 2 Episode 5, two American entrepreneurs, best friends, go missing when they go to Bangladesh to finalize a deal with regards to their new clothing line.

The Americans, Rob and David, are played by Richard Speight, Jr, and Rob Benedict, respectively. What were the...

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“… enemies can become friends.”

King Ezekiel, Morgan, Richard and representatives of the Kingdom on one side. Representatives of the Saviors on the other side. What is a simple delivering of goods develops into another volatile standoff. In the end, Richard hands over his gun and Morgan has his staff taken from him by the Saviors. King Ezekiel is warned that if this type of interaction continues, Richard will be first on deck. As they return to the Kingdom, Daryl makes another attempt to turn Morgan, but it is Richard who hears Daryl… and shows him what he has planned.

Richard and Daryl load up on ammunition and Molotov cocktails and make their way toward the side of a street. While explaining his plan, Richard mentions this strong woman living in the woods. After his continuous demanding, Richard reveals to Daryl that the woman is Carol.

Last Week’S Review: Rick Goes Recruiting in ‘Rock In The Road’

Whose Episode Is It?

Two main plotlines run through “New Best Friends”: The Ricketeers meet a new group of truly odd survivors, and Daryl considers his options in the Kingdom and reunites with Carol. This gives the episode a bit of tonal whiplash, since the Rick stuff is downright goofy (yes, goofier than the Kingdom), while Daryl and Carol’s scenes are emotionally fraught. Still, both storylines are satisfying in their own way.

Yet Another Human Faction

Hoo boy, this new group introduced this week. They take Rick and the others to their lair, which is a huge garbage dump. Rick’s still grinning, because he’s happy to recruit anyone into his war, even this group of high-wattage mega-weirdos. The Dumpsters are more like a post-apocalypse faction you’d find in “Mad Max”; they speak in short,...

Change is never easy, but no matter how resistant, the world of medicine requires forward momentum.

A new educational consultant was introduced on Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Episode 7. However, her initial contact with the attendings didn't go smoothly.

Elsewhere in the episode, April started dipping her toe into the dating pool, and Amelia confessed her secret to Owen.

Dr. Eliza Minnick's introduction made waves at the hospital and not everyone is on board with her methods. Granted, I would be pissed too if she was inserting her opinions while I was doing surgery.

Eliza wasn't entirely wrong. Allowing the residents to take a more hands on approach is the best way for them to become more competent doctors at a quicker pace. However, purposely nicking an artery so a resident can fix it just seems reckless, and frankly unethical. 

Andrew was able to mend the damage, but a patient's life shouldn't be treated so cavalierly.

Comic Book Reviews: DC Round Up Week 08-03-2016

When I first started writing reviews for Lrm I stated I would stick with all the DC Rebirth Issues until at least issue 6 before considering any to drop. So far, I’ve pleasantly been surprised by my complete interest in All the Rebirth Titles thus far! We are approaching issue 4 for most of the newly revamped series, with still many more trickling in that show promise. As the first “wave” of books get closer to issue 6, I’ll do a quick rundown on those series and try to help new readers choose which books might be best for them. Until then, be sure to sound off in the comments on how you’re liking (or disliking) the DC Rebirth!

Aquaman #4

Story: Dan Abnett Art: Philippe Briones Colors: Gabe Eltaeb

Review: Aquaman has become a sort of love hate series for me in this DC Rebirth.