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TV Talk at TCA: More 'Dead' on ABC, AMC - Vimarsana News

TV Talk at TCA: More 'Dead' on ABC, AMC

PASADENA, Calif. – The dead live with the return of comedy “Not Dead Yet” on ABC and “The Walking Dead” franchise expanding yet again on AMC. ‘The Walking Dead’ It’s easy to be cynical and suggest AMC has gone to its undead well one, two or three too many times

Marla Gibbs To Guest Star As Real-Life Daughter Angela E. Gibbs' Mother In ABC's 'Not Dead Yet' - Vimarsana News

Marla Gibbs To Guest Star As Real-Life Daughter Angela E. Gibbs' Mother In ABC's 'Not Dead Yet'

Marla Gibbs is guest starring on the upcoming seventh episode of the ABC sitcom Not Dead Yet. Even better, she’s starring opposite her daughter, actress, Angela E. Gibbs! While Angela stars as a series regular as Cricket, Gibbs will play Cricket’s mother, Nana Sugar, who becomes of the subjects highlighted in Nell’s (Gina Rodriguez) obituary… Continue reading Marla Gibbs To Guest Star As Real-Life Daughter Angela E. Gibbs’ Mother In ABC’s ‘Not Dead Yet’

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'Not Dead Yet' Season 2 ABC Review: Stream It Or Skip It? - Vimarsana News

'Not Dead Yet' Season 2 ABC Review: Stream It Or Skip It?

The series also stars Lauren Ash, Hannah Simone, Rick Glassman and Josh Banday.

3 underrated shows on Hulu you need to watch in February - Vimarsana News

3 underrated shows on Hulu you need to watch in February

If you're looking for new series to binge, check out our picks for the three underrated shows on Hulu that you need to watch in February.

The Church Needs Your Humility, Not Just Your Criticism - Vimarsana News

The Church Needs Your Humility, Not Just Your Criticism

Asked what is wrong with the world today, G.K. Chesterton allegedly responded with just two words: “I am.” The famous writer’s response offers a powerful