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February 22, 2025: Tonight's Guests: From the cast of 1923 - Brian Geraghty, Sebastian Roche, Aminah Nieves & Jennifer Carpenter also Creators and Showrunners Bill Krebs & Jenna Bans (GROSSE POINTE GARDEN SOCIETY)
The origin of YELLOWSTONE continues on Paramount+ with the second season of 1923. Tonight on the show, from the cast we have Brian Geraghty, Sebastian Roche, Aminah Nieves & Jennifer Carpenter. Then, if you're looking for your next big juicy mystery check out NBC's GROSSE POINTE GARDEN SOCIETY. With us tonight we have the creators and showrunners Bill Krebs & Jenna Bans. We'll take a look at Netflix's new political thriller mini-series starring Robert DeNiro, ZERO DAY. Intimate theatre in Los Angeles is plentiful and tonight we're going to take a look at two exceptional productions. ALABASTER at The Fountain Theatre and Rogue Machine's BACON at the Matrix Theatre.

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