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FBI has just announced who will be playing the new man in Isobel’s life, and it’s a face well known to TV viewers!

FBI has often put the focus more on the day-to-day cases than the private lives of the agents. There have been exceptions, such as Oa bonding with his girlfriend Gemma, including a recent episode where their romantic trip was interrupted by a hijacking. There’s also Maggie wrestling with raising the daughter of a late friend while Scola and co-agent Nina are raising a child.

Jubal has also gotten some good focus reconciling with his ex-wife as they raise their son. That’s left Isobel (Alana de la Garza) mostly out of the loop in terms of any romantic or private talk.

That’s why it was so surprising when Season 7, Episode 11 had Isobel talking to Oa after the latter was troubled on a case.

Fans of the hit CBS drama FBI were surprised last month when it was revealed that Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, played by Alana de la Garza, is actually married. Until now, her personal life had been a mystery, even to her closest colleagues. However, the identity of her husband has now been confirmed. Veteran actor Tom Cavanagh has been cast in the role, bringing even more depth to Isobel’s story.

Cavanagh is best known for his roles in The Flash, where he played multiple versions of Harrison Wells, as well as for his leading role in the early 2000s comedy Ed. He has also appeared in Scrubs, Royal Pains, Eli Stone, and more recently in Blue Bloods and Superman & Lois.

The revelation about Isobel’s marriage came during the February 11 episode titled Shelter. In a conversation with fellow agent Oa (played by Zeeko Zaki), she casually mentioned,...

FBI has added another actor to the cast!

Arrow-verse/The Flash star Tom Cavanagh will be taking on an important role in the CBS fan fave drama.

Keep reading to find out more…

He’ll be playing the husband of Alana de la Garza‘s character, Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, TV Line reports.

It was only in a recent episode that we learned that Isobel had a husband, when she confessed to Zeeko Zaki‘s Oa, “I have a husband.” She shared he “has three daughters, so I have three daughters.”

We don’t know when Tom will be making his debut on the series, but stay tuned as we learn more!

Unfortunately, 2 TV shows within the FBI universe have been canceled at this time.

FBIseason 7 has just cast a crucial role that nobody has ever heard of until recently. The hit CBS franchise is going through a period of change, with the spinoff FBI: CIA in the works and the cancellation of both FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International. But there's about to be a significant shift in terms of who is joining the FBI season 7 cast, reflecting a character development that was only recently shared.

TVLineconfirms that The Flash star Tom Cavanagh was cast as the husband of Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille (Alana de la Garza). Cavanagh, best known for the NBC dramedy Ed and The CW's The Flash, will play Phillip. It's a character that, up until a recent episode, no one even knew existed. Cavanagh's other TV credits include Scrubs, Royal Pains, and Blue Bloods. It's not yet announced when Cavanagh's first FBI appearance will air.

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We have an FBI casting news flash that just might bowl you over.

Sources confirm for TVLine exclusively that the well-watched CBS procedural has cast Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille’s husband Phillip, whom no one — not viewers, and not her closest co-workers — knew existed until the Feb. 11 episode.

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Young Clark Kent was deeply in love with Lana Lang. The two had an on-again-off-again relationship that spanned the first seven and half seasons of Smallville. Every time Lana and Clark would get together, something would come between them—usually his secret. Something kept Clark from confiding in Lana, and she couldn’t trust him until she knew everything.

Lana Lang never really gave Clark the benefit of the doubt. When she continuously chose to assume the worst of Clark, it’s no surprise he wasn’t sure how she would react. After Clark and Lana broke up the first time, she would take digs at him whenever the opportunity presented itself. She disregarded his feelings about Lex and had a different set of rules for herself when it came to keeping secrets. It’s a testament to Kristin Kreuk that Lana remained likable and sympathetic despite her hurtful and hypocritical behavior.

When Elena first locked eyes with Stefan Salvatore, a mythic romance was born. Fresh from the trials of losing both her parents on the same night, the small-town Virginia girl finds a reason to live again. So is the set-up to The Vampire Diaries, one of the most cherished supernatural romances on television. Soon, Elena and Stefan's love becomes a threesome as the latter's brother Damon enters the picture. But while the two brothers have fully realized characterizations that make it impossible to look away, the same cannot be said for the third corner of this love triangle.

Elena Gilbert's characterization was extremely meditated on, but that does not necessarily mean she works as a main character. The creatives who adapted the series from the book series of the same name changed Elena from a high school queen bee type to a character who is arguably crippled by her compassion.

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Like any good supernatural drama, The Vampire Diaries excels at its season-long villains. Every year, a larger-than-life foe descends upon the town of Mystic Falls to set loose some dastardly plan. Some even charm the audience so much that they turn into heroes in their own right. Klaus Mikaelson famously terrorized Elena and her friends only to win over fans with his charisma. But there are times when the opposite occurs.

Sometimes, a character has so much potential in the beginning but then deteriorates as the series brings in further plot twists to keep things interesting. This process can be subtle, which is what makes it so heartbreaking. In the case of The Vampire Diaries, one beloved character becomes a shell of...

For most of Smallville's run, young Clark Kent was in love with the girl next door, Lana Lang. Played by Kristin Kreuk, Lana was one of the main characters of the hit superhero origin story. She was intelligent, kind, and capable. Over the course of the show, Lana experiences numerous tragedies but always emerges stronger on the other side.

Clark and Lana's chemistry lit up the small screen for years, but their relationship had its ups and downs. She even marries someone else at one point—and so does Clark, for that matter, though his wasn't legal. She spends much of the series denying her feelings for Clark and makes some questionable romantic choices.

Lana Lang Was the Girl Next Door in the Early Years

In the beginning of Smallville, Clark Kent admired his beautiful neighbor from afar. With her meteor rock necklace, Clark couldn't get within five feet...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about Saturday Night Live, Elsbeth, NCIS: Sydney, The Way Home and Paradise!

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Has FBI just given Maggie a possible new love interest? The cards seem to play out that way!

Caution: This article contains Spoilers for FBI Season 7 Episode 12

FBI fans know Maggie (Missy Peregrym) lost her husband, a reporter who was murdered for getting too close to a scandal before the series began. She's been pretty focused on the job since she hasn't had much time for romance.

In "Manhunt," the team worked with tech analyst Elise Taylor (Vidette Lim) to bust a sex trafficking ring. The sting went badly with the suspect running off with the young girl he was planning to sell, Analis.

Maggie barely lost them and vowed to find Analis. She got a break when a 911 dispatcher named Joel reached out to the FBI as Analis had managed to contact him. Joel would help the team over the phone, as they played the traffickers off each other to find Analis.

We’ve got a first look at the newest FBI crossover, which is a fun one for fans!

FBI doesn’t do as many crossovers as, say, the One Chicago shows. The logistics are an issue with FBI: International filming overseas, while FBI: Most Wanted takes the team across the country a lot.

FBI has mostly settled on “mini-crossovers” which are usually Isobel (Ana de la Garza) popping up on Most Wanted or Jubal (Jeremy Sisto) talking on video to the Fly Team. The most common connection has been between Stuart Scola (John Boyd) and his girlfriend, Nina Chase (Shantel VanSanten).

The pair haven’t tied the knot but are living together and raising a child with Nina a regular on FBI: Most Wanted. Scola did a brief cameo on Most Wanted and Nina returned the favor popping up on FBI.

Now, TV Insider has revealed details of the next...

FBI fans are wondering about the whereabouts of one of the show’s big characters.

The CBS series, which is currently in its seventh season, is set to wrap up this month, and fans are wondering about what’s going on with Oa, played by Zeeko Zaki.

Both Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan and Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille (Alana de la Garza) were missing in Season 7, Episode 12, entitled “Manhunt.”

Keep reading to find out more…

It’s believed that their absences were due to FBI and FBI: Most Wanted‘s recent budget cuts that reduced the amount of episodes actors filmed each season.

While there was no explanation during the episode about where Oa and Isobel were, last May, Deadline reported each series regular on FBI and FBI: Most Wanted had their guaranteed minimum episodes cut down by two episodes for Season 7 and Season 5 respectively due to budget cuts.

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The following contains major spoilers from FBI Season 7, Episode 12, "Manhunt," which debuted Tuesday, Feb. 18 on CBS. It also contains discussion of human trafficking and sexual assault.

FBI Season 7, Episode 12, "Manhunt" is another bad day for Missy Peregrym's character Maggie Bell -- although this one ends on a potentially brighter note. Viewers of the CBS series know how many times Maggie has been knocked down, and this story puts even more of a burden on her shoulders. But the drama is fairly consistent throughout, and at least in this hour, Maggie is left with something to look forward to.

"Manhunt" is exactly what it says: Maggie leads the pursuit of two ex-Philippine police officers who have been trafficking young women into the...

Plotlines were aplenty in The Vampire Diaries, as it spanned eight long seasons. A new supernatural species continuously plagued Mystic Falls, Elena was the target of a new villain, and the characters were falling in love with each other all the time in the town. Sometimes, these seemingly countless plotlines did not get the focus and attention they deserved.

Whether the writers chose to gloss over them or more important stories got the focus, these ignored plotlines had a lot of potential. They gave viewers an insight into histories of some characters like Damon and Stefan or involved new and interesting characters that fans wanted to know more about. These plotlines were given a minimal amount of attention in The Vampire Diaries, and they deserved much more.

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Warning! Spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 12 ahead!Just about everyone was angry in Outlander season 7, episode 12, but there was only one person with an actual right to be. The previous episode of the Starz fantasy series saw a variety of big reveals come to light, and episode 12 explored the fallout. Jamie's return from the dead with a league of British soldiers on his tail was certainly an upset that Lord John Grey would have to deal with. Simultaneously, Jamie had to cope with the revelation that Lord John had slept with his wife. Claire was angry about Jamie's accusations, while William reeled over the truth about his father. In all, it was pure chaos.

Of course, Outlander has been working up to all this for quite some time. Jamie and Lord John have had a complicated relationship for years, owed to the fact that one is madly in love with the other.

Lpbw will never show it, but the Roloff family just suffered a medical emergency.

Jacob Roloff and his wife, Isabel, found love after he turned 18 and was finally able to leave the show.

Little People, Big World fans have nonetheless gotten to know Izzy over social media. She tends to keep it real, allowing careful access without putting their child in the spotlight.

Over the weekend, Isobel Roloff was hospitalized and underwent emergency surgery.

This promotional poster for Little People, Big World’s reduced cast shows Matt Roloff, Tori Roloff, Zach Roloff, Jackson Roloff, and Amy Roloff. The cast would go on to shrink even further before the end. (Image Credit: TLC) Isabel Roloff spent the weekend in the hospital

Jacob Roloff’s wife, Isabel went to urgent care and then into the operating room.

She seems to be okay — and we know that because she herself shared the news...

The following contains major spoilers for The Day of the Jackal Season 1, Episode 10, now streaming on Peacock.

Peacock's The Day of the Jackal featured an incredible performance by Lashana Lynch as Bianca Pullman, the dogged MI6 agent tasked with tracking down the titular assassin. Audiences followed not only Bianca's investigation, but the way it turned her into a completely different person that her husband Paul and daughter Jasmine struggled to recognize. Unfortunately, that led to the worst posslble outcome for Bianca.

In the Day of the Jackal Season 1 finale, Bianca quit MI6 and recommitted herself to her family. But with higher-ups looking for a way out, Isobel convinced Bianca to return to the field -- where she was eventually shot and killed by the Jackal while trying to convince him to surrender. Cbr spoke to Lashana Lynch about what she enjoyed most about playing the character and how she felt Bianca played against storytelling tropes.

If you’re not a fan of watching the men of the Grey family take emotional and physical beatings, you likely spent most of this week’s Outlander averting your eyes.

Both Lord John and William (yes, I know, not technically a Grey, but c’mon) spend the hour in a tormented state: William a victim of the knowledge that his entire life has kinda been a lie, Lord John a victim of Jamie’s fists. You all know I love me some James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser, but both his actions and his words in Episode 12 are straight-up ugly.

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Jamie (Sam Heughan) pulls Lord John (David Berry) through the streets, trying to escape the soldiers as Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 12 opens. It seems Jamie has something on him that he didn’t want the soldiers finding during their search as he entered the city.

Lord John wonders why Jamie took the chance to come to his house, and obviously, Jamie did it to see Claire. He knew she’d be worried after news arrived that his ship sank. Now, Jamie needs to get out of the city. Lord John should claim he was forced to go with Jamie if anyone discovers them.

They ride out of the city and Jamie finally has the chance to thank John for taking care of Claire. He promises to clear up all the lies they’ve told William the next time they see him.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for FBI season 7, episode 5, "Pledges" and episode 6, "Perfect."Jeremy Sisto's Jubal Valentine has been a major staple for the Dick Wolf show FBI, but I'm worried about his future in the show. Jubal is the FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge (Asac) of the New York City Field Office. His leadership with the FBI unit in NYC makes him a reliable presence that his fellow agents can turn to for guidance and support in every case. However, in season 7, episode 6, "Perfect," Jubal is missing in action and Special Agent Isobel is left in charge of their team.

While Isobel briefly references Jubal's absence in episode 6 by telling the FBI unit he is out for the week, it turns out that Jubal has been suspended for using his power as an FBI agent to have his son Tyler released from prison after he was arrested. It's an...

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Warning: Spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 11 — "A Hundredweight of Stones"!Young William Ransom has plenty of questions after Outlander season 7, episode 11, and actor Charles Vandervaart is excited for audiences to take that journey with him. The character has quite a convoluted family history even by Outlander standards, supposedly born of the short-lived union between Geneva Dunsany and Ludovic Ransom, Eighth Earl of Ellesmere. After his parents both passed on the day of his birth, he was raised by Geneva's sister Isobel and her husband, Lord John Grey. Unbeknownst to him, he was the son of Jamie Fraser all along, whom Geneva had taken to bed before her marriage.

Such a huge secret was well kept until "A Hundredweight of Stones," where John and Jamie's heated argument — caused by John marrying Claire upon believing Jamie dead — reaches William's ears at the exact...

The team’s going to have to trust Oa’s (Zeeko Zaki) old army buddy, Clay (Chicago Med‘s Guy Lockard), in the FBI midseason finale. TV Insider has the exclusive details and photos for the December 17 episode, the last of 2024. In “Riptide,” after three Customs Officers are shot dead in a cargo heist, the team entrusts Oa’s old army buddy Clay to help them determine if it was an inside job. Check out our exclusive photos below. Bennett Raglin / CBS It looks like things might get intense when Oa and Clay meet with Maggie (Missy Peregrym), Jubal (Jeremy Sisto), and Isobel (Alana De La Garza). Plus, who are Maggie, Oa, and Scola (John Boyd) after? It was in the second episode of this season that Oa crossed paths with Clay again, at an event with his girlfriend Gemma (Comfort Clinton). Oa and Clay served together as platoon leaders,...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for FBI season 7, episode 6, "Perfect."

FBI season 7, episode 6, "Perfect," features Isobel (Alana de la Garza) leading the team instead of Jubal, leaving it unclear if or when Jeremy Sisto will return to the flagship procedural. For context, Jubal has been suspended from duty at the end of the previous episode. Jubal's punishment led to widespread speculation that Sisto was leaving FBI. "Perfect" does not directly continue this story, instead offering a quick explanation for his non-participation.

Jubal's situation means that Isobel has to be the one to lead the team during an intense case involving a serial killer who is abducting young women and causing them to bleed to death after removing their uteruses. The rest of the FBI season 7 cast races against time to find the latest victim while she is still alive and must turn to Isobel rather than Jubal for guidance as they pursue this investigation,...

Playing as the Dark Urge in Baldur's Gate 3 changes much about the game and the story it follows, including adding one new character that is truly depraved. That is Sceleritas Fel, the goblin butler who appears to the Dark Urge at night and encourages them to enact new atrocities. Sceleritas is delightfully grotesque and bloodthirsty, taking immense joy in the Dark Urge's violence and expressing dismay at their self-control.

It is through this figure that players can learn much about their own backstory, but the butler is remarkably tight-lipped about his own identity. He claims to serve the Dark Urge, but as the player has no memories, they have little to verify this until later in the game. And even then, when the mystery of the Urge's nature is discovered, Sceleritas remains an enigma. But thanks to some theories made by fans and analysis of Forgotten Realms lore, it is...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for FBI season 7, episode 4, "Doubted."

FBI season 7, episode 4 introduces a potential new replacement for Tiffany Wallace when Syd Ortiz joins the team. Tiffany left the FBI season 7 cast after the season premiere, explaining that she was moving to Georgia to work in her sister's cafe and regain her peace of mind. Replacing her was not going to be easy, as she had been Scola's partner since season 3, and he totally trusted her.

While FBI justified writing Tiffany out, their explanations for why Scola's new partners keep leaving aren't nearly as clear. He has had two partners so far, and neither of them has lasted more than an episode. Sofia Ortega decided that the New York Field Office wasn't for her, while neither Ulrich's presence nor his absence was ever explained. When Syd arrives in "Doubted," she's not immediately introduced as Scola's partner, but it's clear...

On Tuesday November 12 2024, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series FBI!

Doubted Season 7 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “FBI,” titled “Doubted,” promises to deliver an intense and emotional storyline. In this episode, Sydney Ortiz, a profiler in the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, faces a personal crisis when her sister becomes the target of an attempted kidnapping and sexual assault. This shocking turn of events pushes Sydney to take action, calling on her colleagues for support.

As the team rallies around Sydney, they dive deep into the investigation to catch a meticulous serial offender. This criminal is known for leaving no evidence, making the case even more challenging. The pressure mounts as Sydney grapples with her own fears for her sister’s safety while trying to bring the perpetrator to justice.

Isobel and the rest of the team step in to help Sydney navigate this difficult situation. Their...

One of the most divisive moments in Baldurs Gate 3 is saving Isobel and beating Marcus in the Last Light Inn. You will encounter this conundrum in Act 2 while navigating the Shadow-Cursed lands. The decision you make here is one of many dangerous game-changing decisions, so be sure to tread carefully during this encounter.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3.]Isobel, with her gift from the goddess Selne, is responsible for maintaining a powerful light ward around the Last Light Inn in BG3. This ward allows her to protect everyone in the area from the effects of the Shadow Curse and is put into jeopardy, during your visit, when Marcus comes to kidnap her for Ketheric Thorm. It is up to you at this point to save her, if you wish.

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One Shadowheart choice in Act 2 significantly impacts Act 3 content in Baldur's Gate 3. Killing Dame Aylin in Act 2 leads to the fall of the Last Light Inn and loss of key characters. Shadowheart's Dark Justiciar path requires killing Dame Aylin, but it comes at a significant cost.

Seeing the outcome of decisions in Baldur's Gate 3 is usually an exciting part of experiencing the game, but not every choice ends up contributing to the overall experience. Some consequences end up removing a lot more content than they add, especially when it comes to the latter parts of the story. Although Act 3 is ultimately chock-full of things to do in any playthrough, it's surprisingly easy to eliminate a lot of memorable ones with one simple choice that occurs in Act 2 of the game.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3.]A large part of Act 2 hinges around the Last Light Inn, a refuge for the last survivors in a land plagued by a shadow curse.

Astarion is the best Dark Urge romance due to his understanding of the character's struggle. Astarion offers unique help and empathy that other companions lack. A relationship with Astarion can also be the key to helping him overcome his personal demons.

Romance in Baldur's Gate 3 isn't often a particularly tricky affair, but affairs of the heart can get a lot more troublesome when playing as the Dark Urge. With a simmering inclination toward acts of senseless violence, the Dark Urge Origin option presents the choice to fight against bad impulses or embrace them for a chaotic campaign. This can be one of the most interesting ways to play Baldur's Gate 3, and part of that comes from how complicated it makes relationships with party members and other NPCs.

[Warning: this article contains spoilers for Act 2 of Baldur's Gate 3.]The cast of Baldur's Gate 3 companions runs the gamut from noble heroes to the more nefariously inclined, with Wyll's sense of duty...

In role-playing video games, few titles hold the charm and grand nature of the Baldur’s Gate series. With its intriguing storytelling, complex characters, and immersive world-building, the franchise has captivated gamers with all its titles.

When Baldur’s Gate 3 launched, it not only earned the love of the RPG gamers but also set the standard for any new games. The decisions in BG3 can lead players to countless roads but not all ends are happy as players find themselves confronted with a decision that would shape their experience in unforeseen ways.

The Condemned Path of Baldur’s Gate 3 Every decision in Baldur’s Gate 3 carries weight and can change the game’s narrative. | Larian Studios

Baldur’s Gate 3, much like its predecessors, is a game where decisions made by players affect the world around them. Every decision, small or big, has consequences and has the power to shape the narrative within the game world.

FBI's three-year renewal deal means our favorite fictional federal agents will keep New York safe from terrorist threats for a while.

Most of the time, FBI's cast doesn't change much from year to year, though there have been some new additions (and sad subtractions) over the years.

Let's examine who is returning and who each actor is outside of their role on FBI.

FBI Will Have The Same Cast, But There's a Twist

The same detectives will star on FBI as in years past, but there's a twist: CBS will have the FBI cast rotate throughout episodes, as NBC did with the Law & Order shows when they finally returned from the strike-extended hiatus.

This means that some characters will be missing from each episode. Hopefully, there will be good on-screen reasons for their absences.

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This decision includes characters like Isobel and Jubal, who are supposed...

An FBI arc that kicked off with this season’s premiere comes to an intense climax in Tuesday night’s finale — and in doing so, it puts Special Agent Tiffany Wallace (played by Katherine Renee Kane) in quite a moral predicament.

Season 6 opened with FBI agent Trevor Hobbs (Roshawn Franklin) being killed while working undercover with Tiffany, a death for which Agent Wallace felt some blame. That tragedy was revisited six weeks ago, when Tiffany grew convinced that the terrorist who killed Hobbs — Hakim Siran (returning guest star Antwayn Hopper) — was back in the States.

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Jubal shouldn't have been anywhere near this week's case.

Yet, there he was, front and center, on FBI Season 6 Episode 12.

As soon as he recognized that the girls who overdosed had gotten the tainted pills from his godson, Jubal needed to tap out.

Instead, he doubled down. And everything went downhill from there.

This is hardly the first, nor will it be the last, case of an agent being too close. There's been at least one each season.

For example, in this season, how about FBI Season 6 Episode 3, when Oa used Gemma's drug-dealing friend Cate to entrap her Ukrainian extortionist boyfriend, Luka?

Gemma didn't much like finding out her friend had gotten killed as part of an FBI operation, one of the many things that have set back that relationship. Gemma also didn't like being quizzed about her drug use. Go figure.

There's only one episode remaining in this season.

Can no one in that New York FBI field office catch a break at long-term romance?

It was Oa's turn to be disappointed by love on FBI Season 6 Episode 3.

It shouldn't be said that no one has had a lasting relationship. Scola and Nina are still a couple and have a child together.

However, they aren't working together as she's headed off to the greener pastures at FBI: Most Wanted. (A starring role trumps recurring every time.)

But Maggie, Oa, Jubal, and Isobel have all had lengthy relationships fall apart. Might working for the Bureau have something to do with that?

After we're introduced to Gemma first thing, it was obvious that something terrible would happen to wipe that goofy grin off Oa's face.

On paper, the plucky kid from Queens and the wealthy socialite from Manhattan hardly seemed like an ideal match.

But, Ok, it's been a while for...

Discovering the activities of the Selunite Resistance is an Act 2 quest chain in Baldur’s Gate 3. It will take you to several locations across the Shadow-Cursed lands. While it is a rather obscure side quest, it does flesh out more of the lore about what is going on in the region.

Because this is an Act 2 exclusive quest, you must finish everything before moving on to finally confront Ketheric Thorm. You will have mostly the same party from Act 1 - with the possible additions of Halsin and/or Minthara, if you complete their side quests. You can take anyone on this quest, but Shadowheart may have additional quips due to her rivalry with Selunites.

Related Baldurs Gate 3: How To Beat The Shadow Cursed Shambling Mound In Act 2 of Baldur's Gate 3, players may be ambushed by the Shadow Cursed Shambling Mound. To defeat its ambush, take out its minions first.

Much like the earlier reviewed All Of US Strangers, here’s another “indie” film that’s now getting a “wide rollout” after end-of-the-year screenings on the coasts. And yes, it could have been out everywhere in the last couple of months, but it seems that it’s more pertinent now than ever, since the presidential election cycle began with the Iowas caucus just days ago. No, it’s not about someone running for office, but its subject is a major discussion of any political discourse, going back to the beginnings of the US. And that subject is race. Now this new film doesn’t focus on one particular historical event, much like the filmmaker Ava DuVernay did with Selma, now ten years ago. This delves much deeper into it, as she travels the globe, and explores different eras, all in adapting a lauded scholar’s investigation into racism’s Origin.

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Storyteller asks you to create a story by solving puzzles that fill out every blank page of a book, all the way through the Final Chapter of the game. The narrative you craft through these puzzles starts off easily enough but gets progressively harder as you reach the end. The stories you encounter each have their own riddles that must be figured out before you can turn the last page.

There are 12 Chapters in Storyteller, with a Final Chapter containing four novels you have to fill in after you complete the main segments. Like the best point-and-click games, the prompts offered here are short, sweet, and fairly easy to understand. The novels...

Capetonian Stelio Savante is one of the more prolific South African actors in the film & TV industry. He became South Africa’s first male SAG Award nominee (Ensemble lead cast Ugly Betty) in 2007. A US citizen, with over 135 international credits, he is a steady product of leading, large supporting, & recurring roles in television, independent, & international theatrically released studio features that have accumulated almost $400million in worldwide box office proceeds, & leading roles in billion dollar grossing video game franchises. So, if you love Savante’s performances here are the 10 best movies and TV shows starring Stelio Savante that should be on your watchlist.

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Baldur's Gate 3 features a strong selection of subclasses, but a variety of great Dungeons & Dragons options didn't make it into the game. As a video game built around the systems of the tabletop RPG's fifth edition, Baldur's Gate 3 directly ports over many core features while adding some tweaks of its own. Thanks to the vast library of DnD material, however, it's no surprise that some excellent choices are currently absent.

The best subclasses missing from Baldur's Gate 3 cover a wide variety of applications, from dark magical inclinations to showy martial prowess. They also offer exciting potential for roleplaying, standing out from any subclasses currently in the game with their own flavor. It's not impossible that Baldur's Gate 3 Dlc expansions might eventually add more options, although the current focus on patches and hotfixes makes it unlikely for any additions to happen soon.

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Reel Horror’s first short film Witch Trial is now over 50% of its crowdfunding goal and has now cast Stacy Hart as The Mother.

Stacy Hart joins the film alongside Peter Tilley, Dean Kilbey, Martin W Payne and the previously announced Ayvianna Snow.

Reel Horror had this to say about Stacy Hart joining the project:

‘We are over the moon to have Stacy join the cast. She a fantastic, versatile actress who will absolutely smash the role. We had the good fortune to see her work at Horror On Sea in January and met her there. We soon got chatting all things Reel Horror and knew she would be a fantastic asset to the team.‘

Reel Horror had this to say about Peter Tilley joining the project:

‘After watching Peters incredible performance in HorrorScopes at the Horror On Sea Film Festival, we knew he would be a fantastic fit for our film.

Reel Horror are currently running a Indiegogo crowdfunder campaign to raise funds for their first short film Witch Trial and has so far announced that Ayvianna Snow (News Here) will be joining the film in the lead role of Isobel Gowdie.

Witch Trial is based on a real story that took place in a really fascinating period of history so the aim is to have as much accuracy as possible with the military uniforms and aesthetic. With that in mind, news has been released that they have recruited the talent of Simon Lawrence Moore as Historical Advisor on the film.

Simon has a successful YouTube channel dedicated to military history and uses living history to give his audience an authentic experience of stepping back in time. His attention to detail is exceptional and he is often sought out to visit museums to advise.

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Former co-stars Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder have been busy promoting their alcohol ventures across social media and on-ground, but their claim to fame will always be their roles of star-crossed lovers, Damon and Elena. The Vampire Diaries was about the creatures of the night, brotherly bonds, and love triangles, and their ship, Delena, took over the world and continues to enthrall fans to date.

Upon rewatch, there are several aspects of the famed relationship which seem dated and unhealthy, especially when they are viewed through a contemporary lens. Damon and Elena's passionate love captured audiences' imaginations, but the nature of their relationship, their choices, and their reunion don't seem as ideal today as they did back in 2017.

They Were Not A Healthy Couple

Delena shippers think the best about Damon and Elena, but objectively, the couple had a pretty toxic relationship. From the very beginning, Damon refused to respect Elena's boundaries,...

Titan Comics "Blade Runner 2039" #3, available February 2023, is written by Mike Johnson and illustrated by Andres Guinaldo, with covers by Jesus Hervas, Veronica Fish and Syd Mead:

"...'Luv', the first 'Replicant Blade Runner', continues her quest to do the bidding of 'Niander Wallace'...

"...but doesn’t know she’s being tailed by 'Ash', the most experienced and dangerous Blade Runner of them all..."

"In 'Blade Runner 2039' #1, it is dateline: Los Angeles 2039 and three years since 'Niander Wallace' introduced his brand of 'Replicants'...

"...with the ban on synthetic humans lifted, while older 'Tyrell Corp Nexus 8' units are still hunted down and destroyed by 'Blade Runners'.

"'Cleo Selwyn', has returned to L.A. some twenty years later, searching for 'Isobel', a Replicant copy of her real mother who died when she was three. Cleo believes that Niander Wallace is holding Isobel captive, and the only person she can...

Not surprisingly, Maggie's return wasn't as smooth as it could have been.

Even though she couldn't admit it to herself, Maggie was still haunted by her exposure to sarin on FBI Season 5 Episode 7.

Oa meant well, but he didn't make things any easier by second-guessing Maggie for her own good.

Maggie showed up out of the blue and confided to Oa that while she had the option of staying out long, she was too antsy sitting around home, so she returned earlier.

That should have been a red flag. Maggie could have had to have both medical and mental-health clearances. But there was no indication that that was the case.

It didn't help that Maggie's first case back carried added pressure, as one of the two victims was a local success story, a law student on her way to the FBI Academy.

And she turned out to be collateral damage,...

Missy Peregrym returns to “FBI” on Tuesday’s episode, “Ready or Not,” after six months off for maternity leave and seven months off for her character, Special Agent Maggie Bell. Speaking with TheWrap, she admits neither she nor Maggie were, as the title of the episode suggests, quite ready.

In the world of the CBS series, Maggie was recovering from damage caused by exposure to Sarin gas in a dramatic episode from last season. Here she dishes on returning to the fast-paced Dick Wolf series and how she and partner O.A. Zidan (Zeeko Zaki) have to deal with the fears that she could be injured again.

TheWrap: We recently spoke to Zeeko, who said that O.A. is overprotective of Maggie when she first comes back.

Peregrym: Definitely. Maggie comes back and she’s a bit nervous. I think the bigger issue is that O.A. hasn’t really...

Oa got an informative lesson on what the victim of a crime goes through.

After being mugged initially, it affected his performance throughout FBI Season 5 Episode 4.

Like many victims, Oa wanted to put the mugging behind him and move on, thinking that would make the experience disappear.

Shouldn't there be some policy that an agent who is a victim of a crime should have to report that to this supervisor? You know Isobel didn't like finding out about what happened to Oa second-hand.

And mentioning it to his partner, even his temporary partner, should also be a given. But Oa blew it off, attempting to bury himself in his work. But his tumultuous state of mind kept leaking through.

Despite Oa pretending that it was no big deal, the trauma continued to dog him while he attempted just to do his job.

Oa, usually more stoic, reacted emotionally throughout the case,...

Well, at least we're getting somewhere now.

Roswell, New Mexico Season 4 Episode 10 Finally saw the breakthrough we've all been waiting for when the portal between the underground dimension opened up. And it ended on a great cliffhanger that puts the urgency back into the storyline, as Michael is one step closer to reuniting with his love.

But this was a bit of a boring hour outside of that excellent last-minute reveal. 

Alex's disappearance feels like it happened ages ago, and it stinks that in this time while he's been away, we've had such little knowledge of where he was and what was going on.

Instead, Alex's absence wasn't a plot point until a few episodes back, and we only get the information dump about the new dimension in the form of Dallas and Bonnie's scavenger hunt.

It's nice to finally see what's going on underneath that quicksand, though it's just a densely-hued second Roswell.

Was there a way to save both Liz and Alex?

On Roswell, New Mexico Season 4 Episode 9, exposure to the alien power mist left everyone in danger.

Meanwhile, Michael stumbled upon a dangerous secret Rosa had been keeping from everyone.

Elsewhere, Isobel proceeded with her new sense of worth following another big bust-up.

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This was certainly an hour unlike anything we've seen through four seasons of Roswell, New Mexico.

Sure, we've seen mindscapes a time or twenty, but this wasn't a two-minute scene of the chaos in Max's mind when he was dead or Michael and Isobel talking about their love lives.

Roswell, New Mexico Season 4 Episode 9 was a whole hour spent in the old west, with Liz and her doppelganger playing a game of cat and mouse while her friends tried to keep her alive in the real world. So, to put it mildly, this installment was a Trip.

Here's the thing about these kinds of episodes; you either love them or hate them.

There usually isn't much in-between when it comes to bottle-like hours that see the show shrunken down to its most basic parts to create an experience that allows a deeper exploration of the characters. The slower pace is...