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1 week ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
"It is a continuation of these characters that you have known, some for many, many years, and some for just two years, and where they are on their lives," writer Michael Patrick King told TV Insider. "It’s not starting over, it’s continuing," he added.
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1 week ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
After his 14-year-old son Wyatt made it abundantly clear that he did not support his dad's new relationship by getting high on magic mushrooms and crashing his truck into a tree while he was in New York, Aidan understandably felt like he had no choice but to return to Virginia, before the unthinkable happened. But when Carrie suggested travelling to his neck of the woods as a workaround, Aidan shook his head. "No, I'd only be thinking of you," he said.
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1 week ago | 
today.umd.edu | Abby Robinson
From developing futuristic packaging that guards food freshness and
safety, to improving speech therapy for neurodiverse people, to
developing novel sea ice monitoring techniques, 22 new artificial
intelligence (AI) research projects were awarded through a new
University of Maryland seed grant program, totaling about $1.5 million.
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1 week ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
Given just how much the show has expanded on and deviated from Margaret Atwood’s seminal work, the question of how series creator Bruce Miller would bring this frequently violent, at times beautiful and always depressingly, deeply relevant story to an end long remained shrouded in mystery.
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1 week ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
"Handmaid's Tale is about the life of a handmaid," he said (via Entertainment Weekly). "This woman who was pulled from her life and pushed to the absolute bottom in Gilead and told she was worthless. She wasn't even a woman anymore, she was just a uterus, and seeing her fight back and keep her humanity"[Testaments] is about someone on the top in Gilead... the daughter of a high commander who is the top of the food chain for women in Gilead, and it's still awful.
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2 weeks ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
And in classic Masha fashion, she "takes them to the brink" in pursuit of emotional and mental wellbeing. "Will they make it? Will she? Masha is willing to try anything in the interest of healing everyone involved, including herself," reads the official synopsis. One of the guests, Peter (Henry Golding), hopes that by bringing his businessman father David (Mark Strong) to Zauberwald, he can win his approval and in turn, find his own purpose.
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2 weeks ago | 
canberratimes.com.au | Kelly Kirkland |Abby Robinson |Samantha Stanley |Zoe Leviston
Australia just sweltered through one of its hottest summers on record, and heat has pushed well into autumn. Once-in-a-generation floods are now striking with alarming regularity. As disasters escalate, insurers are warning some properties may soon be uninsurable. Yet, despite these escalating disasters, conversation around climate change remains deeply polarising. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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2 weeks ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
"The gang are careful to meet in places where they can’t be bugged... the police are on the back foot, and only Alison has the skills to help them gather evidence on the heist the group are planning."Ayling-Ellis went on to discuss why being sought out by the police is so important for Alison within the context of her disability. "You can give a Deaf person a job in a pub and think they're going to be so grateful just to have it, but it might not be what they really want to do," she explained.
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2 weeks ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
"When their regular lipreader isn’t available... they turn to her and, as time goes on, she wants to be more and more involved – because what has she got to lose? "If she doesn't take that risk, then the police would probably eventually send her back to the canteen with a thank you. It gives her a purpose."Speaking about what excited her most about signing up to the show, Ayling-Ellis added: "It offers a more truthful experience of a Deaf person lip reading.
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2 weeks ago | 
radiotimes.com | Abby Robinson
A team of detectives are racing against the clock to stop a notorious gang from carrying out their next – and biggest – heist, and with all of their usual lip-readers tied-up with other jobs, they turn to Alison, who signed up to a skills database when she first started working at the station. With the gang often meeting in locations that make listening in an impossibility, the detectives need her to fill in the blanks by studying CCTV feeds and hidden cameras.
