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With so many people noff, including an ominous premise, gruesome special effects and a talented cast. Emmy winner Julia Ormond (“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” 2008) leads as charismatic community leader Elizabeth. “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” co-creator Scott M. Gimple had high praise for the actress when her casting was announced in November.

“We are thrilled to have Julia join our merry band,” Gimple said in a Variety article. “I’m grateful for the talent, grace, intelligence and humor she has brought to our set, our show and to this role.”

In 2010, Ormond won an Emmy for her role in HBO’s movie “Temple Grandin,” and she was nominated for another Emmy two years later for her guest-starring turn on “Mad Men.” Her other career highlights include the 1994 silver screen epic “Legends of the Fall” and the 1995 remake of “Sabrina.” But while Ormond may be the most famous of the bunch, the show’s focus is squarely on its young stars. Royale portrays intelligent, strong-willed teenager Iris, who leads the charge into the unknown. After performing in church, school and community plays, Royale landed the leading role of Jira Calder-Brennan on the CBS drama “The Red Line” opposite Noah Wyle (“ER”).

Mansour, who plays Iris’s disillusioned wild-child sister Hope, has appeared in the films “Unfriended: Dark Web” (2018) and “#SquadGoals” (2018) and will soon be seen in the indie feature “She’s in Portland.” TV fans may recognize her from her memorable recurring role as Faiza on ABC’s hugely popular “How to Get Away With Murder.” Mansour’s other small-screen credits include “SEAL Team,” “Bull” and “Madam Secretary.”

Nicolas Cantu (“Sofia the First”) portrays 15-year-old Elton, a thoughtful, intellectually curious orphan of the apocalypse who is eager to continue the work of his scientist parents. Cantu may be young, but he’s been acting for years. His voice work credits include “The Amazing World of Gumball” and “Dragons: Rescue Riders” On television, he’s appeared in such popular shows as “The Unicorn,” “The Good Place” and “Raven’s Home.”

Bernie Sanders is now refusing to release his full medical record. The senator defended himself. He said, “It’s not my fault no one took records during the bubonic plague! They didn’t have much record-keeping at the time.”

A Little Late With Lilly Singh

Now, I don’t agree with this, but traditionally you go on a first date with a guy, and he picks up the tab. With two girls, you’re both just sitting there forever waiting for the other person to pay. Eventually, it’s just two skeletons in nice dresses sitting at the Olive Garden.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

A guy in California who went to jail for pretending to be a doctor got his medical license in the Caribbean and is now an actual doctor here in the U.S. His patient was like, “Not the best story to tell during my prostate exam, but good for you!”

President Trump promised that, if he’s re-elected, he’ll build 500 miles of border wall. And if he’s not re-elected, he’ll just draw a wall with a Sharpie.

I saw one of the hot new trends this year are tiny purses. They’re perfect if you only want to carry one Altoid. It’s tiny, but somehow it still takes you 10 minutes to find your keys.

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

I would say the president is starting to unravel, but that would imply he was “raveled” in the first place.

The fact that he’s a bad criminal doesn’t make it not a crime. If being bad at something makes you not that thing, then Trump is not a business owner or a husband.

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WHAT’S NEW ON NETFLIX

“Rising High” (2020)

This German film, also known as “Betonrausch,” chronicles the criminal careers of two real estate criminals. David Kross (“The Keeper,” 2018) and Frederick Lau (“Man from Beirut,” 2019) star as Viktor and Gerry, two fraudsters who manage to get very rich by nefarious means, while Janina Uhse (“Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten”) plays Nicole, a banker who is indispensable to the success of their schemes. Though they enjoy their wealthy, lavish lifestyle at first, things eventually spin out of control, and the three crooks are forced to confront their wrongdoings and decide what really matters to them. Can they let go of the criminal empire they’ve built? Or will they go down with the ship?

“The Innocence Files”

In 1992, Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld founded the Innocence Project, a not-for-profit organization that works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted. Now, Scheck and Neufeld have partnered with Netflix for this docuseries that is set to premiere on Wednesday, April 15. Eight real cases are featured and broken down into the three categories: evidence, witnesses and the prosecution. The series showcases the fatal flaws in the American criminal justice system that cause innocent people to lose years of their life in maximum-security prisons for crimes they didn’t commit, often based on false testimonies and unreliable science. In an interview, Neufeld and Scheck commented that they “hope these stories motivate people to take action.”

“Outer Banks”

On Wednesday, April 15, don’t miss the premiere of this Netflix original teen drama series that focuses on a group known as the “Pogues,” who live on the Outer Banks of North Carolina in a bad end of town. Chase Stokes (“Tell Me Your Secrets”) stars as the group’s leader, John B, who is determined to find his father, who disappeared while trying to salvage a sunken ship. Making up the rest of the group are Madelyn Cline (“Boy Erased,” 2018) as queen bee Sarah Cameron; Madison Bailey (“Black Lightening”) as Kiara, an athletic hippie; Jonathan Daviss (“Age of Summer,” 2018) as Pope, the genius of the group; Rudy Pankow (“The Politician”) as John B’s best friend, the mischievous but loyal JJ; Austin North (“I Didn’t Do It”) as Sarah’s privileged boyfriend Topper; and Drew Starkey (“Love, Simon,” 2018) as Rafe,

Sarah’s manipulative older brother who regularly gets them into trouble. When John B convinces the group to help him find his father, they discover a treasure map and an ancient secret that takes them on an epic adventure that could change their lives.

“Sergio”

Wagner Moura (“Narcos”) stars as Sergio Vieira de Mello in this film premiering Friday, April 17. Sergio has had an impressive career working as a UN diplomat and negotiating deals with everyone from foreign presidents to war criminals in an effort to keep the world safe. After years of missions, he is ready to settle down and leave his life of adventure behind in favor of a simple life with the woman he loves, Carolina (Ana de Armas, “Knives Out,” 2019). Things are suddenly complicated when on his final mission in Baghdad a bomb destroys the UN headquarters while he’s inside. Now his mission for peace has become a fight for survival. This heart-wrenching film is based on the life of the real Sergio Vieira de Mello, who died in 2003, and was posthumously awarded the United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights.

WHAT’S NEW ON PRIME “Bosch” Season 6

On Friday, April 17, don’t miss the Season 6 premiere of this procedural drama based on the many crime novels written by Michael Connelly about the cases of Det. Harry Bosch. Titus Welliver (“Deadwood”) stars as the eponymous detective, alongside Jamie Hector (“The Strain”) as his partner, Det. Jerry Edgar. The pair works together to solve cases in Los Angeles. Each season thus far has focused on one or more of Connelly’s 31 novels, and Season 6 is based on the events of “The Overlook,” Connelly’s 13th novel to feature the detective. Bosch joins forces with the FBI as he investigates the murder of a medical physicist and ber of the team, who, with her costume, is able to fly, and she has owl eyes that allow her to see things that are far away. Greg becomes Gekko, who has the power to camouflage himself, walk on water and climb walls. And Connor becomes Catboy, who has super hearing, super speed and super jumping. Together, they face a number of villains who wreak havoc on the town.

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the disappearance of a large amount of radioactive material. In the wrong hands, those materials could poison the entire city, or could even be used to create a dirty comb and cause another 9/11-type situation. Now, Bosch must work alongside the FBI in order to save not only his family but the city he has sworn to protect.

WHAT’S NEW ON APPLE TV PLUS “Home”

On Friday, April 17, dive into this latest docuseries from producers Matt Tyrnauer and Corey Reeser when it premieres on Apple TV Plus. The series is slated to have 10 hour-long episodes, and each one takes a look inside some of the most extraordinary and innovative homes in the world.

“Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth” Academy Award winner Meryl Streep (“Big Little Lies”) narrates this animated short based on the New York Times Bestseller by Oliver Jeffers, premiering Friday, April 17. In celebration of Earth Day (which falls on Wednesday, April 22, this year), a 7-year-old boy (voiced by Jacob Tremblay, “Good Boys,” 2019) visits the Museum of Everything to learn about the wonders of the world along with his mother (voiced by Ruth Negga, “Preacher”) and father (voiced by Chris O’Dowd, “Bridesmaids,” 2011).

WHAT’S NEW ON DISNEY PLUS

“PJ Masks” Season 3

Join Amaya, Greg and Connor as they don their masks for even more adventures in Season 3 of this children’s series coming to Disney Plus on Sunday, April 12. By day, the three friends are average kids, but by night, they become a team of superheroes with unique powers. Amaya becomes Owlette, the smartest mem-

Explore the inner workings of the human mind as celebrities play interactive games that are designed to trigger different areas of the brain, from memory and attention to perception and morality, when Season 8 of this fun series joins the lineup on Friday, April 17. This season is hosted by Keegan-Michael Key (“Friends From College”) and features a number of high-profile celebrities, including the stars of “The Good Place,” Ted Danson and Kristen Bell, Superbowl winner Drew Brees, pop star Meghan Trainor and even the famous Muppet scientists Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker.

WHAT’S NEW ON HULU “Unlocked” (2017)

On Tuesday, April 14, don’t miss this star-studded action film when it joins the Netflix lineup. Noomi Rapace (“Angel of Mine,” 2019) stars as undercover CIA agent Alice Racine, who is based in a London area known for Islamic extremism as she passes intel to the MI5 intelligence chief Emily Knowles (Toni Collette, “Hereditary,” 2018). When Alice is tricked into capturing an Islamic radical by a man claiming to work with the CIA’s Europe division chief Bob Hunter (John Malkovich, “The New Pope”), things go awry. Her mentor, Eric Lasch (Michael Douglas, “The Kominsky Method”), is killed, and she finds herself working with former soldier-turned-criminal Jack Alcott (Orlando Bloom, “Carnival Row”) to prevent a biological attack. As Alice works to keep the country safe, she begins to wonder who she can actually trust.

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