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Another Period ends its second season with a hilarious episode, setting the stage for an outrageous third season, as Lillian and Beatrice may have accidentally found the fame they’ve been searching for.

Beatrice makes it her mission to save Lillian from going to hell, while Dodo challenges Chair to a duel after being served with divorce papers.

We’re nine episodes into season two of Another Period and Lillian may have finally found a new husband to save the Bellacourt family fortune in the form of a media mogul on his deathbed named Laverne. Meanwhile, Beatrice and Frederick go to extremes (that could not possibly end well) in order to stop sleeping with one another.

Another Period attempts to skewer Kanye West through the character of Scott Joplin (Cedric the Entertainer), to mixed results.

Another Period delivers a hilarious episode, as Lillian attempts to challenge gender roles and buy a condom, Beatrice helps Albert Einstein with his theories, and Frederick hosts a reunion with his Harvard buddies.

Beatrice and her latest suitor go on a double date with new Vice President Frederick and Celery, while Lillian bonds with the servants after being forced into quarantine with them.

Teddy, Franklin, and Eleanor Roosevelt visit Bellacourt manor on the same day the servants finally decide to strike.

Hamish goes to trial for the murder of journalist Scoops LaPue, with Mark Twain as his lawyer, Frederick as the judge, and Lillian as the star witness. What could possibly go wrong?

Another Period brilliantly parodies The Bachelor in a hilarious episode, with the Bellacourt sisters competing for the affections of an Indian prince.

This week’s episode had everything: hilarious talking heads, a timely critique of modern society, with the gun control debate thinly veiled as ridiculous conversations between Albert and Beatrice about hatchets, and the return of Jason Ritter as the petulant Bellacourt son Frederick.

Comedy Central’s pitch perfect Downton Abbey meets Keeping Up with the Kardashians parody returns for a second season, with the deliciously self-absorbed Bellacourt sisters meeting one of America’s greatest heroes: Harriet Tubman.

Leggero and Lindhome will star in the series.

Red Hour Films picks up “Another Period” by Natasha Leggero

The Netflix movie tells the story of National Lampoon co-founder Doug Kenney (Will Forte), following the success of the magazine and how that transitioned into making movies like Animal House.

We go through the popular genre filmmaker’s extensive filmography offering a few watching tips for novices unfamiliar with his earlier work.

Blumhouse’s “Happy Death Day,” Jackie Chan’s “The Foreigner” and Chadwick Boseman as “Marshall” take on “Blade Runner 2049.”

Fox Searchlight is not in any trouble, but they need to make sure their miserable 2016 doesn’t become a habit. However, both the company’s history and its upcoming slate suggests the future is far more promising than the past.

Logline: An outspoken English teen in the 1600s decides to leave her overbearing parents behind by traveling to America with the Pilgrims, but finds her plans for freedom in jeopardy when her family decides to join her.

MGM’s post-WWII drama Operation Finale (previously titled Eichmann) has landed Oscar Isaac as its first star, the Tracking Board has confirmed. The actor will also produce the project.

Actor-comedian Michael Ian Black is reteaming with Wet Hot American Summer creators Michael Showalter, Jonathan Stern, and David Wain for Moon Cruise at TBS. The comedy is described as a half-hour single-camera comedy which is described as The Love Boat but set in space.

Even small victories for cable networks come amidst turmoil, frustration, and shedding of viewership. Today let’s take a deep dive into FX and FXX, Time Warner’s TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network/Adult Swim and TruTV, and AMC Networks’ AMC, IFC, BBC-America, WeTV and SundanceTV.

Only one of NBCUniversal’s 15 cable properties gained viewership from 2014-2015. The networks saw a boost in ratings from NBCUniversal’s monopolistic coverage of the Rio Olympics, but now that the games are gone the question remains: will people stay to watch?

It’s tough to target just how Viacom can turn things around, but even if there was a concrete method to do so, it’s not going to be easy, simply because of the nature of the cable business. It has to hope that Shari Redstone and her new board of directors can make changes that will help matters, and that both MTV and Nickelodeon can once again draw the viewership numbers it used to.

In the vein of their largely successful Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, Disney is jumping into another period action-adventure film: Don Quixote, based on the classic 1605 novel by Miguel de Cervantes.

Flight of the Conchords co-star Jemaine Clement has signed on to the forthcoming Marvel series Legion on FX. Showrunner Noah Hawley made the announcement this weekend during New York Comic-Con.

Before it has even opened domestically, Suicide Squad sits at 28 percent with 149 reviews. But while these reviews are certainly a blow, they won’t stop die-hard fans and those wanting to determine an opinion for themselves from going out to the theater this weekend.

NBC’s upcoming workplace comedy Powerless has added stand-up comedian and Undateable alum Ron Funches to the cast. Set in the DC Comic universe, the series follows the employees of RetCon Insurance, a company that specializes in regular-people coverage against damage caused by the crime-fighting superheroes.

We have a complete list of all the finales and premieres in order to map out your viewing schedules. Let’s begin!

Stiller’s Red Hour Films is producing the comedy based on Libby Malin’s novel about an aspiring entrepreneur who attempts to get herself fired from a company in order to receive severance money to start her own business.

This week the Cloud 9 crew had a lot to handle: a death in the store, a shoplifter who refused to confess, and the growing pains of pre-teen girl’s adolescence…otherwise known as “what to do (and what not to do) when a girl gets her first period.” Better still, it’s the first episode of Superstore where we finally feel the heartfelt camaraderie of the team.