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The 200-year-old celebration of freedom declared by the colonists in 1776 By Katie Lange The Fourth of July makes us think of a lot of things: Barbecues. Parades. Fireworks. Supporting U.S. troops. Lots of red, white, and blue bunting. Will Smith’s movie “Independence Day.” Oh yeah, and the freedom that the Founding Fathers declared to the world over 200 years ago. On that day, years ago, 56 patriots pledged their lives and honor to defend the United States’ rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness – a sentiment our current troops still live by. A boy wears American flag garb on a float in a Fourth of July parade in Vale, Oregon, in 1941. (1) Photo credit Courtesy Library of Congress
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SEAL Team will get a special presentation on CBS this fall, while Evil will debut exclusively on the streaming service. He got a glimpse at what heâs like as Bravo 1 with those conversations with [former team member] Theo [Kurt Yaeger] this season. Yeah, that was a big episode for his character. I think going back and checking in with somebody who â not that he didnât remember, but just with Jason, he compartmentalizes so well and I feel like he started to open up these doors that he shut out. Instead of ignoring and overriding, heâs embracing it and trying to heal in a lot of ways. Then seeing his past brother and where heâs at is also going to make him a stronger person if he allows himself to self-heal, which is going to be interesting to see.
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“Clarice” is still in negotiations Tim Baysinger | May 18, 2021 @ 3:30 PM CBS Paramount+ and CBS made it official on Tuesday: “Seal Team” and “Evil” will move from the broadcast network to streaming service Paramount+ next season. “Seal Team” will will premiere its fifth season first on CBS in the fall before its move, while “Evil” will debut its long-awaited second season fully on Paramount+. “Clarice,” which was also said to be shifting over to Paramount+, is still in negotiations to complete that move, an individual with knowledge of the talks told TheWrap. Also Read: ViacomCBS is set to present CBS’ upcoming fall schedule to advertisers on Wednesday.
CBS Moving SEAL Team and Clarice to Paramount+ SEAL Team and According to a report from Deadline, deals are still being finalized, but SEAL Team will reportedly be beginning its fifth season on CBS next fall, where it will air around four episodes on the network before moving to the streaming service. As for Clarice, the second season will reportedly stream exclusively on Paramount+. The move for this shift to streaming apparently came down to shelf space, as CBS already had picked up three new franchise dramas for next season, as well as the medical drama Good Sam. With the addition of new shows being brought into the mix, CBS likely thought it best for the shows and themselves to migrate some to Paramount+, where they can continue to thrive without having to worry about battling it out in the ratings department.