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“Cheaper by
the Dozen”
(March 18)
“More Than
Robots”
(March 18)
Explored in 1950 and
2003 (and several
sequels), this newest
iteration based on
the novel by Frank
Bunker Gilbreth
Jr. and Ernestine
Gilbreth Carey stars
Gabrielle Union
(“L.A.’s Finest”) and
Zach Braff (“Scrubs”)
as the heads of a
blended family of 12, who must navigate a
chaotic home life while managing a family
business.
Best known as
an actress in
sitcoms such as
“Community” and
“Love,” Gillian Jacobs
stepped behind the
camera to direct
this feature-length
documentary that
follows four teams
of teenagers from
around the world
as they prepare for the 2020 First Robotics
Competition amid a global pandemic and with
limited resources. (ORIGINAL)
“Step”
(March 18)
“Weekend
Family”
(Available now)
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From France comes
this family sitcom
that chronicles
the life of a new
stepfamily that meets
up every weekend,
a routine upset
when the father gets
into a relationship
with a new partner.
Daphnée Coté-Hallé,
Eric Judor, Annelise
Hesme, Jean Bournaud and Anabel Lopez head
the cast. (ORIGINAL)
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BY JOHN CROOK
What’s cookin’?
Questions:
1) “Chopped” host Ted Allen made his first TV splash as
part of a “Fab 5” on what Bravo makeover series?
2) What current TV talk show host first made her mark by
demonstrating her flair for making “30-minute meals”?
3) What hit TV sitcom featured a character named Sue
Ann Nivens, the Happy Homemaker?
4) What former Food Network chef starred in a 2001
NBC sitcom that turned out to be
more “bomb” than “bam!”?
5) What beloved culinary figure
helped revolutionize cooking for
everyday Americans with her
popular PBS series “The French
Chef”?
6) In the late 1960s, TV chef
Graham Kerr’s flamboyant style
earned him what nickname?
1) “Queer Eye for
the Straight Guy”
2) Rachael Ray
3) “The Mary Tyler
Moore Show”
4) Emeril Lagasse
5) Julia Child
6) “The Galloping
Gourmet”
Answers:
From filmmaker
Amanda Lipitz
(“Found,” “Legally
Blonde: The
Musical”) comes this
2017 documentary
that follows a girls’
high school step
team as they learn
to laugh, love and
thrive against the
backdrop of inner-
city Baltimore, while
pursuing their ultimate goals of winning a step
championship and getting accepted into college.
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