Stephanie Zimbalist in Lifetime thriller The Killing Mind
Stephanie Zimbalist stars in Lifetime's The Killing Mind as an FBI trained psychologist who solves a two decade old murder the ballerina case. She clashes with partners and finds an ally in a reporter while the production of the roof finale tested her resolve amid chilly winds.
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STAT aims for fresh blood in a familiar ER setting
TV writer producer Danny Arnold debuts STAT on ABC at 9 30 p m as a hospital emergency room sitcom. Critics note the premise echoes earlier ER comedies and medical dramas while praising Arnold’s past originality and the solid cast including Dennis Boutsikaris and Alison LaPlaca. The review suggests the show may muscle through if it brings new life to overused tropes.
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Horoscope Birthday Guidance Across Year Surprises
A reading offering yearly hints for Aries Tasras Gomlal Cancer and Leo with notes on money, partnerships, travel, and career. It suggests August and September stick-to-it attitude helps projects, January travel possibly a honeymoon, February promotion, and warns about balancing money and creativity. It mentions education or child care job appeal and family relations improving with support from women.
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HORRORSCOPE: Astrological hints for Virga to Scorgia
A horoscope page offers sun and planet alignments for Virga Kibra Scergia Legitlaries Capricorn Aquarius Plsess. It suggests acting on restraint, travel hopes, family teamwork, and practical work cues while noting Neptune fogging bank systems and the need for repeated rules for kids.
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In Heat of the Night guest list revisited on TV replay
The closed caption program notes filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles as a guest in a repeat from last season about Althea's concern for two children after their mother was killed in a hit and run. Also referenced is the 1988 TV movie I Saw What You Did, an unofficial remake of a 1965 thriller about two babysitters taunting a killer by telephone.
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Frontline looks at Iran Contra and White House ties
Moyers revisits Iran Contra history focusing on government role and alleged misconduct reaching the White House. The second story profiles Dr Elizabeth Newberry whose patient crisis upends her romance and work life.
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