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April 24 - 30, 2022 l 19
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“Raven’s Home”
(Available now)
The fifth season of
this Disney Channel
comedy continues
the adventures of
psychic single mom
Raven Baxter (Raven-
Symone, “The Cosby
Show”), who shares
an apartment with
her twins Nia and
Booker (Navia Ziraili
Robinson, Issac Ryan
Brown) and her best
friend Chelsea (Anneliese van der Pol) and her son
Levi (Jason Maybaum).
From filmmaker
Gary Waksman
(“The Immortal: Ted
Williams”) comes this
2010 documentary
that recalls the 2004
American League
Championship Series,
when the Boston Red
Sox came back from
a three games to none
deficit to defeat their
archnemesis New York Yankees, advance to the
World Series and lay to rest the so-called “Curse of
the Bambino” after 86 years.
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“Ghost and
Molly McGee”
(Available now)
This series of animated
shorts follows the
adventures of Scratch,
a cranky ghost who
is eternally cursed to
be in the presence of
polar opposite Molly
McGee, a cheerful
tween. Among those
in the voice cast are
Jordan Klepper (“The
Daily Show”), Lara
Jill Miller (“Doc McStuffins”) and John DiMaggio
(“Futurama”).
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BY JOHN CROOK
Law & Order
Questions:
1) Kathryn Erbe, who played Detective Alexandra Eames
on “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” played a convicted
murderess on what HBO prison drama?
2) On “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” what makes
the victims in these cases “special”?
3) In what year did the original “Law & Order” premiere:
1990, 1992 or 1994?
4) Before he resigned after the
fourth season of “Law & Order,”
who played Assistant District
Attorney Ben Stone?
5) Assistant District Attorney Jack
McCoy had a romantic history
with one of his colleagues. Which
assistant district attorney was
McCoy’s former lover?
Answers:
From Disney
Animation Studios
and the creative forces
behind “Chef ’s Table”
comes this six-part
series that gives an
insider’s look into the
animation process as
some of the Studios’
talented artists teach
viewers how to draw
beloved Disney
characters such as
Kuzco from “Emperor’s New Groove,” Olaf from
“Frozen” and young Simba from “The Lion King.”
(ORIGINAL)
“30 for 30: Four
Days in October”
(Available now)
1) “Oz”
2) “Special Victims”
is a euphemism for
victims of sex crimes
3) 1990
4) Michael Moriarty
5) Claire Kincaid
(Jill Hennessy)
“Sketchbook”
(April 27)
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