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On the Cover By Rachel Jones TV Media

ox’s newest comedy-drama series, “Pivoting,” is all about strengthening friendships and stumbling through life in the pursuit of happiness. Coming to the network on Sunday, Jan. 9, the show stars Maggie Q (“Death of Me,” 2020), Ginnifer Goodwin (“Why Women Kill”) and Eliza

Coupe (“The Estate,” 2020) as three friends in the aftermath of a tragedy. Full of heartache and laughter, “Pivoting” is an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt that life is too short not to live a life you love. After experiencing the death of their dear childhood friend Colleen, Amy (Coupe), Sarah (Q) and Jodie (Goodwin) take a mourning period to reflect on her death, both independently

and as a group. Each now dead set on living their lives to the fullest, it’s important to recognize that “Pivoting” is not the story of a joint mid-life crisis. It’s a sensitive comedy about the urgency of life and never knowing when it could all come to an end. Amy’s main focus going forward is to be a better mom, and Sarah quits her job in medicine to take on a more light-

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hearted career. Meanwhile, Jodie takes a more aesthetic approach to her new lease on life: she wants nothing more than to fit into her skinny jeans again. While each of these decisions seems easy enough to accomplish, the friends come to realize that mothering isn’t all that easy and losing weight after a certain age is challenging — not to mention that not all jobs require you to

“put organs back in a body,” as Sarah says. But this change is for the better, and when you have a team of friends behind you, there are no skinny jeans too tight. The question now is: Will they learn to appreciate the lives they have in pursuit of the lives they want? “Pivoting,” which also stars J.T. Neal (“Bless This Mess”) and Tommy Dewey (“The Mindy Project”) in supporting roles,

offers a realistic and wholesome approach to the “You only live once” and “Life is short” mantras often used to excuse impulsive and dangerous life choices. From the information released about the show so far, TV viewers seem excited to follow a storyline about such a relatable trajectory. (Who doesn’t love seeing the beauty and humor in ordinary failures? That gets many of us through the day!)

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