click to enlarge The cast of the NBC show
Connecting . . . shot their parts on iPhones from their actual homes, peppered with a few props. The laundry room in the show is actor Parvesh Cheena s actual laundry room. The pink kettle in the kitchen is the actual kettle he bought on Amazon. He refers to the downstairs of his townhome as the set, and his bedroom upstairs has served as his dressing room. His partner, Eric, even had a small cameo in the show as a delivery person. His character Pradeep is, mostly, a reflection of Cheena s real life. Right now, I am enjoying the fact that people can just be who they are. And we don t have to talk about how spicy my dosa is or something, he says. This is also the closest character to my real life except I don t have children.
You have questions. I have some answers.
Q: Do you know if and when Season 2 of âBridgertonâ will be on Netflix?
Answer:Â The costume drama from Shonda Rhimesâ Shondaland company will indeed get a second season on the streaming service, with production set to begin this spring with the focus on the character Lord Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey). Based on the novels by Julia Quinn, the series has been the biggest in Netflix s history, the company says, watched in some 82 million households worldwide in its first four weeks on the air.
Q: Do you have any info on one of our favorites, Transplant ? It s about a Syrian doctor and his younger sister arriving in the U.S. and adapting to life in general here and also working in a hospital.
Oskaloosa News Recap For December 15th, 2020
National and World News
Rabbits in Utah are being affected by a highly contagious hemorrhagic disease that is spreading across the state and other parts of the US.
ABC News reports that the disease is caused by a “calicivirus that affects both wild and domesticated rabbits.” It does not affect humans.
Rescue group – House Rabbit Society – advises people to be on the look out for rabbits that appear to be bleeding from their mouths and to disinfect anything that should come into contact with an infected animal.
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Russian-backed hackers infiltrated the US Treasury department, spying on internal email communications for months, according to multiple reports.
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None of us are particularly enamoured of the year 2020. But before we write its obituary with satisfaction, let’s consider what kept us going. That was television, which just continued on as other arenas shut down. That was thanks to content already made. And Canadian TV kept chugging along, too, either in the all-Canadian category or in the made-in-Canada classification. We watched a lot of TV, allowing us to savour fine Canadian acting.
TV guide: 24 of the best shows to watch this week Shorts Yule Love, Samhlú, Dementia Choir at Christmas, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
Sun, Dec 13, 2020, 06:00 Updated: Thu, Dec 17, 2020, 09:56
Sunday BBC2, 8.10pm It’s gentle, often a bit silly, a whole lot of fun – and even those who have never picked up a fishing rod in their lives adore this programme. The best buddies have a festive treat for viewers, and it’s also rather special for Bob Mortimer because it takes him back to his roots in Middlesbrough. He and Paul Whitehouse spend time angling on the river Esk and Tees in the hope of catching an elusive glorious grayling. Bob also tries to prove to Paul that the spirit of Christmas really does still exist, which could prove trickier than landing any fish.