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The animated sitcom The Great North will drop Episode 8 on Sunday (8:30p Eastern on Fox).

Warner Bros. announced that they're not moving forward with a planned Aquaman spinoff Trench film, which I was disappointed at as I felt like the Trench (and the creatures that inhabit it) should be explored more in-depth. 

After a little more than a decade in print, Attack on Titan will drop its final chapter tomorrow. 

The trailer for High School Musical: The Musical: The Series season two introduces a couple of storylines, most notably (a) Ricky and Nini will be having a long-distance relationship with Nini at a theater conservatory, (b) East High will be putting on Beauty and the Beast for a musical competition against a rival high school, and (c) drama will almost certainly be arriving in the form of a new student. 

Monday on The CW will see a backdoor pilot for the Black Lightning spinoff Painkiller. 

Episode 2 of Home Economics will premiere Wednesday on ABC. Based on the titles for the next two episodes, it appears that money issues will be the backbone early on, which is consistent with the initial pitch with three siblings in three different social strata, and how the same amount of money looks to all three. 

The Handmaid's Tale Season 4 will drop in just twenty days on Hulu, and it appears that Serena will be pregnant this season. 

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