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The effects of the pandemic continue to reverberate throughout the TV landscape, as lineups are shuffled and shows as disparate as
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Baroness von Sketch Show enjoy a few bonus episodes as they approach their end. The latter, an IFC sketch comedy series from Aurora Browne, Meredith MacNeill, Carolyn Taylor, and Jennifer Whalen, is rounding out its fifth and final season with more of the series’ signature trenchant and relatable humor.
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Take this exclusive clip from the March 17 episode, which sees “Imaginary Friends” gathering for a night on the town. Sarah ( MacNeill) and Amy (Browne) enjoy a glass of wine before being joined by Jess (Whalen), who has to remind Amy that they’ve met before. The growing awkwardness of running into someone you’ve been introduced to on numerous occasions threatens to put a stop to the fun the trio is having, especially as it becomes clear that Amy and Jess have had some memorable encounter
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A fifth generation Sudburian has been chosen out of 1,000 applicants to be one of 10 contestants on CBCâs 4th season of The Great Canadian Baking Show.
Maggie Frith, a self-taught home baker who now lives in Toronto, will compete with ten bakers for the title of Canadaâs Best Amateur Baker when the season airs on Feb. 14.
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Frith describes herself as a ârecovered lawyerâ who left the business to focus on her family and her baking.
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