When you're devising story arcs for the season, which comes first: the political-espionage story lines or the personal-family story lines?
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Others are questions about silly characters and stupid story lines.
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One of those story lines is her chronic body pain.
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The same goddamn story lines, year in and year out.
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One of my favorite story lines this episode is Violet's.
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These are the three story lines that drive this episode.
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Here are some of the questions the story lines raise.
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All the moves are telegraphed, all the story lines exhausted.
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As more people pulled up chairs, more story lines spun.
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Be open to the possibility of multiple, complicated story lines.
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Here are some other story lines to watch this season.
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We'll give you seven reasons and story lines why. 1.
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Their story lines have little in common at first glance.
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For Michelle and I, it's one of our favorite story lines.
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He also wove his own family members into the story lines.
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There are also story lines that do not involve the quarterbacks.
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Each season, Girls has churns out provocative, sometimes infuriating, story lines.
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I cannot get turned on without thinking of these story lines.
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The series's story lines and characters are inspired by Beatles lyrics.
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The story lines were spicy, and the tea was piping hot.
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Here are the story lines to watch heading into the games.
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Do the story lines reflect your own interests and life experiences?
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They set up story lines and stakes and established the setting.
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Keep the video focused on the product and avoid distracting story lines.
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The series has increasingly embraced hot-button story lines centered on race.
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No story lines were off limits, including outrageous comedy and exaggerated drama.
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Have any story lines been taken from the news or real life?
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I think we would have had gigantic, soap-opera-type story lines.
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It's one of the most captivating story-lines of the Trump era.
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What story lines will be the most important in the year ahead?
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"Story lines can be abandoned and others can be expanded," he said.
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In our polarized climate, events are hastily patched into prefabricated story lines.
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As Disney understood, they were ready for new story lines as well.
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But as the session wore on, a few clear story lines emerged.
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Here are 10 M.L.B. story lines to ponder for the season ahead.
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Popular Chinese shows with gay story lines were removed from screening sites.
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Most of the mystery in the show derives from the dual story lines.
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EDT breaking down the biggest moments and story lines from the first debates.
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In recent years, the one-and-done freshmen have been the story lines.
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She'll let the energy of this event dissipate and push other story lines.
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The material and story lines are extremely creative, over-the-top, and intense.
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The intention is to reflect story lines to which refugee children can relate.
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How will they ever top the story lines covered on their reality show?
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When she is vindictive I am much more into her story lines. 21.
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Her story-lines are predictable, the suspense minimal, the sentimentality cloying every page.
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I had the idea to create taboo story lines without broaching the obvious.
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How do you and Elisabeth endure such grim story lines day after day?
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"I don't know what it is about story lines and Daytona," Dillon said.
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A lot of these story lines are about characters learning how to rule.
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"Which is like, one of the most bizarre story lines," Dr. Catton said.
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On Tennis PARIS — Tennis does two story lines particularly well: history and novelty.
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Here's what you need to know, from the lineups to the story lines.
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The premiere was an ambitious, fresh twist on story lines we've seen before.
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What it taught us was that we need more authentic, real story lines.
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"Story lines need to move forward, and worlds need to expand," Gross said.
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Coherent story lines and parsable dialogue, applied to national politics, feel so 2015.
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What the field lacks in stature it makes up for in story lines.
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Two nearly simultaneous events and two very different story lines for Mr. Trump.
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They can make sense of decades of complex and sometimes contradictory story lines.
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Then Donald J. Trump won, and the story lines have been uncannily prescient.
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But markets stray from the tidy story lines more often than they follow them.
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For years, Scandal has left fans reeling with its "outrageous and unfathomable" story lines.
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The upshot was that we had to lose some story lines and some story.
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But none of these story lines have saved the party from Mr. Trump's language.
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The two groups exists in what, until now, seemed like two disparate story lines.
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But also the acting is just brilliant and the story lines are just gripping.
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These films inject the energy of sports into fictional story lines and compelling characters.
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Did you miss the "WarGames" and Dungeons and Dragons story lines from the book?
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But the sport will gladly embrace the two story lines it got on Sunday.
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Here are some of the other story lines and political dynamics to watch for.
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A pair of transgender artists-turned-producers vetted the story lines to ensure authenticity.
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And here are five story lines to watch as the N.H.L. season begins tonight.
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Its story lines inform his hourly moods and his strategic decisions, including his staffing.
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They tonally echo the original while creating new story lines and characters from scratch.
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Some of those story lines, to be fair, tackle weighty subjects all their own.
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I know intricate story lines are important to a lot of theme park fans.
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The three story lines briefly intersect in the show's first hour, then meander apart.
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They're onscreen as much as the leads, and they get their own story lines.
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Story lines so far haven't shied away from topics like race, gender and class.
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Once again, Newt is scurrying about while nefarious doings unfold in separate story lines.
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Story lines tackle social issues like immigration, clinical depression, gun ownership and L.G.B.T. identity.
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The media has an enormous amount of influence on how election story lines are written.
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He's hosted two editions of WrestleMania, and participated in numerous story lines through the decades.
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The story lines, which are (at least partially) scripted, are basic, predictable, and overly dramatic.
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Who knows what future story lines we will see on the Trump presidential reality show?
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Furthermore, it is a trope of authoritarianism to want to tightly control all story lines.
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"We evaluate story lines all the time," said Tony Petitti, M.L.B.'s chief operating officer.
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Despite the album's polished grooves, the shifting story lines gave it a gauzy, dreamlike quality.
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There's no need to introduce and explain new characters, worlds, and story lines to audiences.
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Against that backdrop, both candidates have been campaigning with the larger story lines in mind.
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Queer characters were portrayed as straight, and entire story lines were often restructured or rewritten.
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Dramatic moments aren't as important as the story lines that become set in the aftermath.
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Set in the past, present and future, all story lines center on Marc (Tom Hughes).
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We're generating story lines that I think people will come for in the years ahead.
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But to engage a reader emotionally over so many different story lines is awe-inspiring.
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Eastern, Sunday on TNT The story lines between James Harden and Russell Westbrook are endless.
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Tracking shots are deftly employed to make the transitions between adjacent story lines and characters.
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Wrestling's cartoon violence and sometimes salacious story lines could attract unwanted attention from the government.
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The political story lines are weaker and a lot of the exposition is ham-handed.
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I don't have the brain space for all those overlapping story lines and unusual names.
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What would be some story lines today that would be specific to today's social climate?
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Story lines and players appear and disappear, sometimes for weeks or even months at a time.
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The local mental hospital has served as the one thing that has connected most story lines.
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This matchup between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers has some incredibly compelling story lines.
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Even without such headline-grabbing story lines, a unique drivetrain choice can impact trade-in value.
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The show's diverse cast, skilled performances, and original story lines have all been praised by critics.
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As the story lines skewed darker this season, so too did the look of the show.
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This season, we knew that we wanted to give Van's story lines to a female director.
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Precious column inches and TV minutes that could be spent on other story lines — Feuding teammates!
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It will be one of the story lines the auto industry will be watching closely next year.
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Plenty of popular picks have lessons such as gratitude, humility, and integrity embedded in their story lines.
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The often-deadly story lines on Grey's Anatomy mean that the cast rotates out on the regular.
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ABC changing story lines and adding new dance numbers in the #DirtyDancing remake has me like pic.twitter.
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Sure, it was funny, but also really distracting from the other great story lines in the episode.
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The emotional episode wrapped up a number of complex story lines for the show's six female leads.
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The merge is when all the story lines we've been speculating about finally come to a crisis.
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Gilligan will often bring back characters, old story lines, and items briefly shown, for eagle-eye viewers.
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Suddenly, the story lines seemed heightened and more dramatic, and there were a lot more characters involved.
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But I think it's really cool to take chances with the lesser-known characters and story lines.
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The story lines converge as Ivy's hunt for her birth mother leads her to New York City.
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Story lines are chock-a-block with perks like fashion fittings, "company seats" and name-brand coffee.
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Army leaders must now make a difficult decision about which of those two story lines will prevail.
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Outside of resolving the season's main story lines, there isn't a lot of plot in this hour.
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Here are a few other story lines to keep an eye on as the awards show approaches.
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"Bump" is not, and while its comedy mostly delivers, its story lines don't cohere, which is frustrating.
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Many story lines have become redundant, digressive or inconsistent, instead of building suspense or bolstering thematic resonance.
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The Coens will write and direct the series, which will interweave six story lines, according to reports.
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Federer, as much a tennis aficionado as a tennis maestro, is well aware of the story lines.
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Their career arcs become our story lines and plots that unfurl over many happy, occasionally anxious, years.
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The more we see of them, as the story lines converge, the better for "Better Call Saul."
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And yet that was one of the more nuanced story lines, Emily's coming out, and her relationships.
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As this whirlwind first week comes to a close, here are seven story lines to watch -- and remember.
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The show's legendarily complicated and expensive story lines span two continents and the largest ensemble cast on television.
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They obviously have unbelievable reach to audiences that care voraciously about their favorite teams, their favorite story lines.
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Cruz's strong organization and deep resources were one of the surprising story lines early in the Republican race.
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The circles are also clustered together (here in shades of grey, orange and blue), which signifies story lines.
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Martin's novels and D.B. Weiss and David Benioff's adaptation had always subverted traditional narrative structures and story lines.
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How do you ride the line between having juicy story lines but still grounding the plots in reality?
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These story lines make it easier for news organizations to spin various theories to their readers or listeners.
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She was fine with watching something more mainstream, set in modern day, with story lines about non-Asians.
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In a calamitous campaign unlike any in memory, it's not surprising that other story lines get squeezed out.
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If the series had few continuing story lines, all the better, since that meant it would repeat better.
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As time blurs, a compassionate and hilarious Jesus hops between story lines, taking on various guises (1:503).
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The divergent story lines have sown bitterness all around, and extraordinarily harsh characterizations and criticism from each side.
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At times Lutes bridges his characters' disparate story lines with dreams, fleeting thoughts and scraps of mass media.
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Below are some of the story lines your Morning Briefing has followed — and will be following — most closely.
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The stars talked about their new programs, but the broad story lines of the shows were already known.
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Jon's plans, too, get away from him, and soon both story lines are seeped in tension and dread.
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These story lines often follow Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey" and provide an ample runway for a blockbuster series.
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The studio will use its television and movie story lines as themes for traditional rides with enhanced technology.
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Working out the winding narrative was maddening, and she crafted entire story lines that never made it in.
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A solid episode on the whole, "Smart Power" does offer payoffs to a few slower-burning story lines.
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Elsewhere, the action opened up, and the possible story lines grew as we approached the season's halfway point.
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Story lines are moving past transition into love, friendship, work, family — the everything-ness of a man's life.
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Here are a few story lines fans will be watching as the regular season comes to a close.
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One of her story lines on the show had been Moore's desire to have a husband and children.
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Here's a look at the 653 big story lines to watch in the 2020 campaign this week. 1.
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The thing is, all of these works, even the pop ones like "Grease" and "Hairspray," have story lines.
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They each travel to New York City, where their story lines cross and their back stories are revealed.
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Newman, a deft and artful plotter, allows her story lines to spiral and intersect with velocity and grace.
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When we asked about the split, she insisted there's more to it than 'RHOA' drama or story lines.
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That means we'll be getting 36 more hours (minus commercials) of cross-generational story lines within the Pearson family.
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But the most glaring story lines that would never work today pretty much all have to do with technology.
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I sat back and marveled at how well Jean-Marc balanced all those story lines and blended those tones.
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"They have unbelievable reach to audiences that care voraciously about their favorite teams, their favorite story lines," he added.
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In the place of all that crap, we now have women wrestling real matches with (mostly) real story lines.
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Kids are using all these collectibles to trade and hang out with friends and create their own story lines.
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"There's this raw, rooted, grounded authenticity, that is being portrayed in the pages and the story lines," she adds.
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"There's this raw, rooted, grounded authenticity that is being portrayed in the pages and the story lines," she said.
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Story lines about privilege always have a fine line to walk, balancing moral and political seriousness with surprising storytelling.
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Demand for MSBA grads is 'insatiable'Kingsley's story lines up with the reasons many students give for taking the program.
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Through the years, the company has been met with criticism over the context of several of its story lines.
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In the meantime, Ms. Mendelsohn cuts back and forth between story lines concerning spoiled family members' self-pitying woes.
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We've also had certain story lines we had to [tweak] because, apparently, there are still budgetary restrictions in Hollywood.
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But those story lines have been relegated to the margins of media coverage, with Trump's blunders dominating the spotlight.
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As in Season 1, the new episodes balance neon-lit comedy with nuanced story lines about racism and sexism.
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During his remarks on Saturday, he acknowledged one of those story lines: that his administration is in constant chaos.
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She was written out of the show's final season after she complained that her character's story lines were lackluster.
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Rogers This year pop culture really proved how bankable nonwhite story lines and heroes and love stories can be.
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New story lines have emerged out of New Hampshire that could change the course of this race moving forward.
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Its young director, Georgia Azoulay, attempted to craft coherent story lines out of Woolf's allusive, stream-of-consciousness novel.
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It alternates between two story lines that on the surface seem to have little to do with each other.
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Disney, convinced it could reinvigorate the franchise by fixing certain problems — nonsensical story lines, lackluster new characters — pressed forward.
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No, the Senate "trial" is more like professional wrestling -- hyperkinetic drama with fixed story lines and a predetermined outcome.
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In short, Americans are being barraged with story lines designed to make it impossible for Donald Trump to govern.
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Mr. Abu-Assad makes provocative but entertaining films about Palestinian lives with romantic story lines running in the background.
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The story lines—Hannah's gay dad, Adam's next relationship, Marnie getting married—meander along with very little at stake.
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Novels in which separate story lines collide often give the impression that even the most disparate people are somehow connected.
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But equally important is one of the central story lines, which focuses on the sexual orientation of Penelope's daughter, Elena.
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So, on that note, here are a few big story lines we're tracking heading into the next couple of weeks.
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And it would've happened normally, but they have intentionally weighed heavily on particular story lines or the Golden State Warriors.
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Notably, network sitcoms in particular generally come at these story lines from a middle-class or upper-middle-class perspective.
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As gamers jog in real life, they can listen to scary story lines and sound effects of zombies chasing them.
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The series features several parallel story lines, loosely connected (initially, anyway) by the fact the key characters share a birthday.
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The CW show Supergirl recently featured a lesbian character, and comic books have been featuring inclusive story lines for decades.
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We're told the porn version -- which debuts online May 16 -- will stick to many of the HBO series' story lines.
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It was slower than the first season, and also doubled down on some of the problematic story lines, but fine.
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Yet the darkness of the story lines never slows the brisk pacing or dulls the cheering warmth of the photography.
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The series has partnered with organizations like Planned Parenthood and United We Dream to ensure that story lines are accurate.
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There's also a perverse comfort to be found in the ever-shifting story lines offered to explain the market weakness.
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Many could not ignore the story lines unfolding in their own time around questions of national identity, race and ethnicity.
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New relationships form between characters who rarely interacted, allowing for writers to explore new dynamics and introduce new story lines.
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"The deeper that both sides entrench themselves in their political story lines, the more that risk will grow," he added.
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These games are a far cry from the industry's better-known story lines of battlefield heroics or the zombie apocalypse.
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Both story lines are fun, as each member of the cast is endlessly charming, but they feel like separate movies.
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Early-season series against rivals also build story lines and animosity for later in the season when points are critical.
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Classic, genre-defining games such as "Metal Gear Solid" offered PlayStation users slick visuals, intricate gameplay and sweeping story lines.
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An assortment of secondary characters are given story lines too flimsy to register, and the special effects are equally rickety.
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Related: Andrew Yang, the tech entrepreneur whose campaign was one of the Democratic primary's most surprising story lines, dropped out.
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Here are five creepy story lines from the fifth and sixth seasons of the original series, now streaming on Crackle.
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The story lines of our main characters touch on the fraught ways women's personal and professional lives can become indistinguishable.
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It's a cinema that makes them feel seen; they see their struggles and their dreams mirrored in the story lines.
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Things picked up in Season 2; by Season 3, the show found its groove, with story lines arising more organically.
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But there are also story lines about fantasy and sexual compatibility and the gap between pornified expectations and mundane reality.
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But maybe returning Rick to the spotlight will consolidate story lines and help this season find a sense of organization.
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Vox did a great job of highlighting why these story lines were so important in the broader landscape of abortion discourse.
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Counselors explain that it's not unusual for people to get so attached to the story lines from TV shows and movies.
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By completing her arc this season, the consequences of her death will lead to compelling story lines for our final season.
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Given that the show was recently renewed for two more seasons, it's not surprising the story lines are set to expand.
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Comic books have thrived by granting their characters multiple lives and story-lines, allowing them to be both mortal and immortal.
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"By completing her arc this season, the consequences of her death will lead to compelling story lines for our final season."
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It's one of Orange Is the New Black's most devastating moments — and given the show's dark story lines, that's saying something.
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Which of Sophia Marlowe's story lines are spun from thin air, to satisfy the gods of plot, rising action, and climax?
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In addition, seemingly important story lines are introduced, including a possible foreclosure, then simply evaporate, as if the author lost interest.
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On "General Hospital," Ms. Labine was credited with story lines that heightened public awareness about breast cancer, cardiac transplants and AIDS.
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Even in this TV renaissance, most characters are on shows that rely on terrorism — or at least, terrorist-adjacent — story lines.
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Here's a look at the important story lines after two games: ■ The Cubs offense runs through Ben Zobrist and Kyle Schwarber.
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One of her story lines on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" had been Moore's desire to have a husband and children.
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Lots of people, particularly white male pundits, have reacted to this unprecedented and bizarre election by reaching for familiar story lines.
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The presence of abortion in story lines meant audiences could at least see how common the decision to have one was.
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Fans have bemoaned a possible reboot of the franchise that would retread over old story lines from previous Spider-Man movies.
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Her work is funny — a deliberate counterpoint to what she sees as the grim story lines of many dramas about Africa.
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The work is one of the story lines of a performance, which as a whole focuses on the value of truth.
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Andrews's teenage heroines would star in filth beyond your wildest imaginings: bare-butt spanking, torrid incest, rape-to-romance story lines.
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The story lines, for the most part, are deftly woven together despite a few too many convenient coincidences toward the end.
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Gaps in story lines were facts of life in a country where authorities believed "undesirable content" could corrode conservative Asian values.
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The cycle of top-heaviness is perpetuated and the story lines of the finals, along with its participants, become increasingly familiar.
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On the show, it's been the focus of multiple story lines, including a cameo from then-sitting Vice President Joe Biden.
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This ties him into what will be a major theme of the season, in both the American and Soviet story lines.
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One of Moore's story lines on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" had been her desire to have a husband and children.
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Julian does believe that some people have bad luck, and Edith is one of them, but they were really good story lines.
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The entertainment industry struggled to produce story lines or songs around an epidemic that was shaping the national conversation of that decade.
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This formula dominates Perry's story lines to the point that, after seeing three of his films in a row, I fell asleep.
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Like many of the show's story lines, the scene takes what is unfortunately an all-too-common experience for women to extremes.
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FORTT: IS IT HARDER TO FIND STORY LINES IN POLITICS THAT ARE UNREASONABLE OR ENTERTAINING ENOUGH THAT YOU AREN'T WRITING THEM DOWN?
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By giving weight to these histories, we give agency to those whose lives still sit outside the archetypal story lines of today.
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Engaging and appropriate story lines, excellent use of the three item memory tool for reinforcing instructions and patterns, and planning out journeys.
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Eventually, the story lines and characters converge, and the mystery is revealed but not solved, perhaps because it fundamentally does not matter.
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Mr. Stephens makes us see how conventional story lines fail to hold their shape when unspooled within the mess of human reality.
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But prior to this idyllic brush with freedom, in true OITNB fashion, the characters had their own twisted, complicated story lines — romance!
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The episode was still problematic — mostly because the "Discovery" writers had to conclude story lines that were already sticky to begin with.
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In each trailer, Disney has set up expectations for story lines that don't actually pan out the way audiences thought they would.
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Maupin, among others, has said that he believed PBS caved to homophobic pressure over the show's same-sex story lines and characters.
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The team's four-year search for a stadium has been one of the consistent story lines since it entered M.L.S. in 2015.
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Wimbledon begins this week, with the women's game still dominated by the story lines, if not yet the form, of Serena Williams.
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"The King & I" and "Miss Saigon" include large Asian ensembles, but consistently cast Asian-American actors as background to white story lines.
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With children ages 7 to 12 years old in mind, the story lines cover simple themes and are edited to be amusing.
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The field narrows: Andrew Yang, the tech entrepreneur whose campaign was one of the Democratic primary's most surprising story lines, dropped out.
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The story lines in this game are plentiful and have led to a collective shrug about which team is actually the underdog.
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All other story lines, meanwhile, exist somewhere along a continuum of staggered flashbacks: We see Arnold with an early version of Dolores.
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Some of these story lines do or might already overlap, and some or all of their respective timelines may converge or disappear.
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"A lot of the story lines do have a sort of uncanny resemblance to Harry and Meghan's real-life story," Lamb says.
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The story lines and the theater part of it is where they had a hard time with the blurred line of that.
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While several action-adventure cartoons were still on air, cartoon creators, including Hanna-Barbera began brainstorming new series with gentler story lines.
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The size of the victory has gone somewhat overlooked, because election-night story lines still have an outsize influence on people's perceptions.
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Hold onto that plot thread because Atkinson makes child's play of spinning multiple story lines; it will eventually tie into several more.
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What Stewart will be missing is the start of what is expected to be a dramatically improved season, with plenty of story lines.
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That said, if there's one thing we love, it's seeing two cast members hanging that definitely don't belong in the same story lines.
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"My entire outlook on storytelling has been shaped by [Thrones] — the ability to foreshadow stories, to meticulously craft cryptic story lines," she says.
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If this sounds eerily familiar, it's just the start of the freakishly accurate similarities between the show's fictional story lines and real life.
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There were plenty of story lines I absolutely hated, and I was mad at her for them, but I've always trusted her vision.
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These tips can help you spot movies that help kids absorb character-building messages: Little Kids (age 2--7) Pick simple story lines.
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Earnings season is underway and there's no shortage of story lines when Netflix reports its second quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday.
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The story lines typically featured female leads getting into danger, getting out of danger, brandishing guns, giving chase in cars, and battling villains.
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The current White House, weakened as it is, can still establish story lines as fake as "Mission Accomplished" and get a free pass.
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I'd rather watch the classic version, or see a separate, wholly original production that focuses on just those new story lines and characters.
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Only one episode of 'BiP' has aired this season -- and all participants are supposed to lay low ... so they don't ruin story lines.
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"Game of Thrones" has always been this vast, sprawling network of story lines that maybe cross for one second and then shoot off.
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The trick for Clinton, he said, will be to make sure that her story lines up with the testimony provided by her aides.
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The series will be a prequel to the J.R.R. Tolkien book "The Fellowship of the Ring," and is based on new story lines.
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The show's story lines were dark and developed over numerous episodes, and the series spawned a new type of business model for television.
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In expanding on the relationships depicted in the film, Mr. Collins and Ms. Davis have some trouble integrating the amplified story lines smoothly.
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The Friends story lines of the mid-'90s are slightly different, but still timeless enough that today's twentysomethings can understand and enjoy them.
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The return season's best story lines involved Darlene (Sara Gilbert) restarting her life and supporting her children amid the disappointments of middle age.
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Just after the halfway point, "Teen Titans," directed by Aaron Horvath and Peter Rida Michail, starts racing to wrap up its story lines.
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These are just some of the story lines entering Week 9 of the N.F.L. season, which is sure to have a few upsets.
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In pro wrestling, with its long-running, soap-opera-like story lines about heroes and villains, "faces" and "heels," you don't just win.
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It was one of the rare episodes of the show in which great care is given to individual characters and their story lines.
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The show's story lines often have uncanny parallels to real-life politics — for instance, a conspiracy theorist populating social media with fake news.
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"Soaps are more trusted than regular media or politicians," he said, adding that they could bring in pandemic story lines without being boring.
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The DealBook team also took a look at key story lines for the next 12 months, including trade fights, Uber and North Korea.
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But while Apple TV+, iPhone sales, Services and Wearables are expected to get most of the attention they aren't the only story lines.
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Even though Ms. Metz's story lines on "This Is Us" are frequently about dieting and overeating, she is a star on the show.
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But did we grow up watching problematic story lines and rooting for relationships we wouldn't advise ourselves or our friends get into today?
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"I like the way the story lines didn't add up at first but in the last few scenes it comes together," he said.
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That worry points toward the best strategy for Democrats to follow: Hammer home a few simple story lines about Trump and his enablers.
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At first, "Voyage" featured story lines about the Cold War and natural disasters; it moved on to mummies, werewolves, extraterrestrials and mutated plankton.
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The rest of the hour is as actively engaged with this season's various crime story lines as the show has been in weeks.
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"Empire" returned from a two-week hiatus (because of a presidential debate and a World Series game) to pursue two parallel story lines.
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Skin Deep On an Oscars night when plots mattered down to the last envelope (for real), three beauty story lines emerged early on.
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Ryan Coogler's "Black Panther" was a cultural and commercial phenomenon, shattering a myth about the overseas viability of movies with Afrocentric story lines.
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But even on this I.G. report, we had two major story lines that have been pushed for much of the last year or more.
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We know that story lines have a set run time before they loop again, and hosts are repaired before being put back into circulation.
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But we've got one more curveball to throw at you: Don't forget that it's possible season 6 could include both of these story lines.
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Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino told TV Line in February that Sookie was left out of story lines due to McCarthy's busy schedule.
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The truth is, sometimes it's just easier to invest yourself in the arcs of story lines than to actually face down your own life.
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As for everyone else, their story lines are slowly progressing but are mostly setting up whatever will go down in the final two episodes.
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After fans saw "Endgame," many criticized the death of Natasha and called it controversial because it furthered the story lines of the male characters.
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In this novel, a motley band of provincials, army deserters, and disenchanted élites descend on Nigeria's largest city, and story lines and twists abound.
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And so, a league in desperate need of a trajectory change now has irresistible story lines to pair with its high quality of play.
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" DiVello: "I always said that if we wrote the show, we would have had much bigger story lines than what we were dealing with.
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Maybe they don't understand how Orange Is the New Black can create compelling story lines with a diverse cast of fully fleshed-out characters.
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The history at stake for both teams, among other appealing story lines, has been pushing the World Series to its best ratings in years.
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As communications between the label's lawyers became a back-and-forth battle over the legitimacy of the noncompete clause, several story lines have emerged.
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The novel's structure reflects how history comes at us in scattered shards, the way voices are amplified or silenced, story lines invented or forgotten.
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By old tradition, coverage of the royals oscillates between sycophantic and brutal, avidly milking story lines about their laziness, profligacy, debauchery or low intelligence.
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It helps if the book is bursting with rich art and nuanced story lines, like these three new ones — all gems of the genre.
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For instance, the MMA competitor Brock Lesnar will drop in for a several monthslong engagements and just as quickly disappear from known story lines.
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Tabloid editors, he said, sometimes pursued negative story lines as revenge for reduced access, and sometimes as a way to keep the coverage interesting.
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"I think they are both very strong teams with compelling story lines," Miller said about what the team match-up might mean for bettors.
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The series explores story lines that practically scream for teen-show melodrama — drinking, drug use, bullying — and treats them with audacity and deft humor.
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No Democrat comes close to Trump's negatives on the "honest and trustworthy" question, and the results clash with some popular story lines about them.
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This concern will be one of the less noticed but darker story lines on Sunday when the Patriots and Falcons go head-to-head.
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All that culminated in the surprise hearing Tuesday that shut the door on a case that intrigued the nation with its changing story lines.
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He said that the darker content of the show — a whodunit, with story lines including sexual assault and domestic abuse — did not trouble him.
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Reading the story lines about the escalating coronavirus outbreaks around the world, we feel worry — even fear — especially for ourselves and our loved ones.
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The DealBook team also took a look at key story lines for the next 12 months, from trade fights to Uber to North Korea.
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Tao Jie, 20 a student in the southwestern city of Chengdu, said Chinese cartoons had improved in terms of story lines and animation technique.
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As I labored away at humorless story lines about love triangles, I kept joking that I would someday write a book called The Babysitters Coven.
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The entire show feels like a funhouse hall of mirrors, distorting real life political and technological story-lines and throwing them back in our faces.
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The big catch is that the tournament will be separate from the ongoing story lines and matches seen on Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live.
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The sitcom shines for its portrayal of everyday Blackness, both when it elects to tackle race-specific story lines, and when it's just having fun.
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Like other unsettling immersive experiences, most notably "Sleep No More" at the McKittrick Hotel, "The Cooping Theory 127" features roving actors enacting various story lines.
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Sources connected to Jackson told TMZ that one of the story lines on season four of BiP would be Jackson and the contestant hooking up.
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"There were plenty of story lines I absolutely hated," Pompeo said, "and I was mad at [Rhimes] for them, but I've always trusted her vision."
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There's been a recent influx of pop culture story lines using religious figureheads as the central characters, and churches as the settings of these projects.
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But we are approaching the final episodes of the penultimate season, when plots converge and some of the more painful story lines are being resolve.
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All the events in this episode, then, are either foundation for the future, or resolutions for story lines that won't be addressed in the finale.
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It picks up a few months after Season 2's finale, and assumes a familiarity with those story lines — a little brush-up might help.
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Up until now, what should have been an edition with a couple of compelling story lines has been a weekly helping of image-friendly mush.
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Spending precious vacation time in a manufactured kingdom bent on bringing fantasy story lines to life through relentless entertainment feels like a waste of time.
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But while the story lines of Buffy The Vampire Slayer seem more relevant than ever, there's one thing that doesn't stand the test of time.
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Any of the 110,194 ticket holders at Madison Square Garden would tell you that the competition and the story lines were nothing short of thrilling.
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Mr. Tcherniakov, one of opera's most searching minds, breaks classic works open and reconstructs them, revealing unfamiliar, sometimes obscure, sometimes heartbreaking, always intimate story lines.
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Clinton so completely and, in the minds of many political observers, so effectively is among the most notable story lines of the tumultuous 2016 campaign.
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Clinton's State Department emails was critical information for her aides, who were devising strategy on how to respond to any story lines that could emerge.
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But some of the story lines have obvious plot holes or inconsistent details — like Phoebe's birth parents disappearing, or the characters aging at different rates.
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The numerology stuff may not have done much for me, but it's these characters' interconnected story lines that continue to raise the most promising questions.
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David Poindexter, a Methodist minister who worked with television and radio producers worldwide to inject story lines into their programs about overpopulation, died on Feb.
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This year I've learned even more skills that help me to quickly find story lines in sprawling databases — and to be confident of my analysis.
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The 3,856 potential story lines in Jason Shiga's "Meanwhile," a choose-your-own-adventure tale, may inspire your son to challenge your library's renewals policy.
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The story lines revolve around lives that viewers can easily identify with and have produced quotations and characters that are firmly engraved in British culture.
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"The story lines in Cleveland are compelling, which make the Browns an ideal partner on 'Hard Knocks,' " said Ross Ketover, an N.F.L. Films senior executive.
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Like Ramon, they are among the show's best characters because their story lines revolve around who they are as individuals, rather than their identity markers.
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In the eventful CW show "Jane the Virgin," the birth of a child is only one of a staggering number of telenovela-like story lines.
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After facing potential cancellation and tying up major story lines at the end of Season 4, the CW renewed the drama for one final year.
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Here are seven story lines to follow as the Giants face the Cowboys in Dallas and the Jets open at home against the Buffalo Bills.
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The difference now is that we can each cast that presidential "character" into our own preferred story lines and imbue him with different personality traits.
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Choosing to meaningfully feature L.G.B.T.Q. people in media — by giving major, named characters queer story lines — has a real impact, especially on children and teenagers.
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Early efforts to introduce thoughtful story lines about women who love women gave way to gimmicks in the 1990s, before returning with force this century.
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An effective wrap-up of a half season's worth of story lines, it sets up the show to start anew next year, bigger and better.
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Here's a rundown of the big story lines that are unfolding: • A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's policy of denying bond hearings to asylum-seekers.
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No other information was given (hints about story lines, number of episodes, etc.), beyond a commercial for Fring's fast-food chicken restaurant chain Los Pollos Hermanos.
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Around the same time, sitcoms began to devote single-episode story lines to mature subjects and themes, such as racism, alcoholism, abortion, anti-Semitism, and homosexuality.
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The New York Times reported in November that Qualcomm hired Definers Public Affairs to write and spread false stories about Apple to confuse national story lines.
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Many of the show's story lines came from Jinkins' own life, and that same logic now applies to the film follow-up Jinkins has begun writing.
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At the biggest events, I'll look for overarching story lines that we can discuss, and see how they play out over the course of the tournament.
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Like a soap opera that goes on and on and an on, the Mueller probe continues, expanding into new story lines and growing ever more complex.
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He had declined induction several times, dissatisfied with what he called lurid story lines, over-the-top theatrics and drug and steroid abuse by professional wrestlers.
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While Master of None certainly doesn't have Pretty Little Liars-level plot twists and ever-complicated story lines, it's still helpful to hit the refresh button.
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" Millar spent eight years at Marvel, where he developed comic books and story lines that resulted in movies such as "Logan" and "Captain America: Civil War.
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"Thrones" slowed to a jog in Season 5, and story lines like Jaime and Bronn's road trip to Dorne were advertisements for the fast-forward button.
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But "UnREAL" is a show that invites you to explore the ways the story lines are being told, and in "Guerilla" a few beats strain credulity.
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The guests will appreciate these subtle touches more than the canned story lines that lead them on bounty-hunting adventures or to rendezvous with painted ladies.
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These are the types of story lines that have attached themselves to the Mets in 2017, and now Matz's narrative has taken its place among them.
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"We've got parallel story lines led by extremist representations that are filled with clichés," said Enric Hernàndez, the editor of the Barcelona-based newspaper El Periódico.
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Feminine gay men, gender-nonconforming folks and trans people are, at best, guest stars, denied real plots, romantic story lines or central positions in the story.
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It's also full of stars: The titular character will likely stumble his way into story lines featuring everybody from Neeson to Zoe Kazan to Tom Waits.
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And many of the best roles for women — those with the attention-getting songs, the compelling story lines, the showy dancing — are also loaded with stereotypes.
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Not only is Iglesias the star, but the story lines depend, time and again, on Gabe's being the only teacher who truly believes in the students.
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Mr. de Blasio displayed some of the sharp political skills and personal story lines that he used in 2013 to illuminate his first run for mayor.
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The story lines are about college hot topics like Adderall use and hookup culture, but difference is never far from mind, both between and within groups.
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The story lines are still on the histrionic side: a possibly terminal illness, the sudden appearance of a previously unknown parent, panic attacks and drunken arrests.
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The major news of the evening for those who keep track of wrestling story lines had little to do with the main events in the ring.
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But those story lines are expected to play out at a glacial pace, well outside the market's forecast horizon, which is measurable in months, not years.
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In the fifth season of AMC's esteemed drama, Jimmy McGill completes his transformation into Saul Goodman and the show's separate story lines also start to converge.
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When Showtime's "The L Word" introduced television's first ensemble cast of lesbian characters in 2004, it was groundbreaking, even though many story lines were utterly conventional.
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The two story lines have helped drag down Mr. Trump's approval ratings, which slumped to a low of 35 percent in Gallup's tracking poll on Wednesday.
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And that's without getting into the other story lines about ancient immortal races and body swaps and the ever-present threat of demons in the world.
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Though nothing explicit is shown, all the story lines in "Super Deluxe" have a little sexual motor, and there's plenty of frank, off-color language, too.
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But by trying to transpose these story lines onto a different time period, the 2008 and 2010 movies come off like they're relics of a bygone era.
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Buttigieg had written as much in his memoirs, but it was a blink-and-you-miss it exchange that didn't change story lines out of the debate.
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Overall, between the national anthem protests, concussion issues, domestic violence, lopsided games and the lack of positive story lines, the NFL finds itself in an unusual position.
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The story lines in the first season of this ABC sitcom were smart about the particular dynamics of an upscale black family's experience, but relatively small-scale.
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Tommy has never been the most stable guy and let's just say his love affair with the mercurial Holly Weaver will lead to some intense story lines.
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Among these original creations was "Omaha" the Cat Dancer, which became one of the first comics to incorporate explicit sex between talking animals into its story lines.
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"We're bringing [Boyd Baxter] back at the age of 12, so we can get some fun story lines on the cusp of becoming a man," Abbott explained.
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Ratings dropped, important story lines saw resolution, and Jake Johnson himself, a cast member on the show, basically admitted the series is ready to meet its maker.
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Similar to "Memphis," this episode centers on a single relationship instead of trying to patch the story lines of every single character together around a central theme.
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Hollywood Health and Society, an organization that promotes accurate medical information to the entertainment industry, consults on the show to ensure the story lines are medically sound.
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Ending it on a note of near-total uncertainty, with virtually none of its major story lines resolved for either good or ill, is somehow even crueler.
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Even the episodes that were about laying down story lines, there was always something that got us closer to that final shot of Daenerys on her way.
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It wasn't always pretty, and as Mr. Trump told me a few months ago in an interview, he did not set out to produce negative story lines.
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But pregnancy story lines have been tackled very, very rarely in Game of Thrones' six seasons, and they've almost all failed to end with an adorable kid.
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It became more sharply focused in its story lines and even more daring in the kinds of cultural dynamics it tackled (for example, discrimination among minority groups).
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He had been drawing and sketching since he was kid and was seeking a challenge and the rich story lines he expected to find in grunt life.
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Ms. Wordham and the showrunner, Matthew Carlson ("Malcolm in the Middle"), use this premise to give a twist to familiar story lines about wanting to fit in.
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Here's the news: • The 21980 Winter Olympics are here — and the story lines run the gamut, from the frigid temperatures to the individual athletes' hopes and dreams.
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The B&B was where different story lines and characters came together — the bartenders and Black Dynamites motorcycle club and regulars coping with the region's industrial decline.
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They also have ideas that don't pan out, and an overall lack of cohesion — the main characters seem sequestered in separate story lines that don't really mesh.
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Lacking the nutritious story lines of the past, the cross-cultural liaisons and the odd inconvenient corpse in Lady Mary's bedroom, the movie is mainly empty calories.
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The Mexican-American superhero appeared in Avengers story lines alongside well-known characters like Thor and Captain America, and later joined another superhero team called the Rangers.
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The final season opens with the vampires (known here as strigoi) firmly in charge, and the human heroes scattered around the country in separate, new story lines.
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One of the main story lines in the new season involves Fonda and Tomlin's characters inventing a device meant to help people lift themselves off toilet seats.
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She was praised for her style, which sometimes contained a mythic quality, incorporating multiple voices and story lines and exploring the legacy of slavery in incandescent prose.
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As the plot thickens to the point of clotting, you can't accuse Ms. Skinner of not connecting the dots of either her themes or her story lines.
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It's just that its trade impact on the rest of the metallic world no longer conforms to a unifying narrative, but rather a spectrum of story lines.
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Mr. Trump has changed the story lines of the 2012 and 2008 elections — and tapped into many of the same issues and frames that helped Mr. Obama.
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"Fake checks are a tactic used with a range of story lines," said Emma Fletcher, a program analyst with the FTC's division of consumer response and operations.
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The second season of "The Girlfriend Experience" is really two shows in one: Each week features two unrelated back-to-back story lines about high-end prostitutes.
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In absence of a boardwalk fortune-telling machine, we can't predict where all those players will end up, and how the spring training story lines will change.
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Creator, writer, and director Sam Esmail is known for lifting visual elements and even story lines from media he idolizes, and this has Oz written all over it.
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One of the most heartbreaking story lines dealt with Rogelio's proposal to Xo. They are in love but at a crossroads because he wants children and she doesn't.
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Specifically, Nurmsen says she's impressed with the story lines and ultimate fates of 2 of the most prominent characters with disabilities on 'GoT' -- Tyrion Lannister and Bran Stark.
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"When I look back on Gossip Girl, the only things I regret were not as much representation for people of color and gay story lines," Safran told Vulture.
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Because the universe of the comics is more broad than that of the series, often the show's characters play out story lines that don't technically belong to them.
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Beijing (CNN)Chinese censors say television shows shouldn't include story lines involving gay relationships, plus other topics that "exaggerate the dark side of society," according to new guidelines.
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It's an interesting narrative conundrum to have your audience know more than your characters, especially in television, when story lines have to sustain themselves over the long term.
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So why wouldn't Lopez, who's been serving up story lines, dance moves, and diversity (with dancers and actors) in her music videos since 1999, be deserving of it?
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There are two story lines at work in the WNBA Finals, now tied 244-227 after the Minnesota Lynx beat the Los Angeles Sparks Tuesday night, 413-241.
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It is a race that has struggled to gain even regional attention, despite having story lines that would normally attract the attention of voters and the news media.
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The multi-season adaptation will feature "new story lines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Fellowship of the Ring,'" which is the first "Rings" book, Amazon said in a statement.
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A recent episode of "The Daily" podcast explaining how two Trump scandal story lines — Mueller's Russia investigation and the pre-election hush payments to women — have become entwined.
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Connecting the two story lines is the sense that life is turmoil and chaos, and that the times we're able to control it are happy accidents at best.
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He has pushed his staff to focus more on story lines that would interest Latino viewers, whether it be where players come from, their families or larger themes.
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And even when a Hollywood franchise is retooled around women, it still revolves around men — the story lines they wrote, the characters they created, the worlds they built.
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Four new novels provide their own twists on these classic story lines and prove, once again, that tales about animals can help kids understand the world and themselves.
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That of course is one of the oldest story lines there is; children have been playing matchmaker for their single parents forever, on TV and in the movies.
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But for now, you need to go back to earlier TV eras — and away from Washington story lines — to find the shows that most recall today's White House.
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Reynolds's ability to weave story lines in Patina's life across both particular and universal ground — race and class, acceptance and grief, loyalty and individuality — is seamless and moving.
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With one decisive and necessary military strike — in defense of Muslim civilian lives, against one of Mr. Putin's closest allies — those story lines have been called into question.
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All of the visual language I associate with the characters and with the Overlook Hotel was Kubrick's language, but all of the characterizations and story lines were King's.
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It has a very futurist feel to it—as if the place keeps churning out story lines we hadn't yet considered but will very likely experience soon enough.
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And "The Rise of Skywalker" took a sharp 90 degree turn away from "The Last Jedi," undoing major story lines and sidelining major characters (Looking at you, Rose).
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The politics of rape onscreen are so fraught that some screenwriters, like Bryan Fuller of the TV series "Hannibal," have banned sexual violence from their story lines entirely.
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The publications became harder to find at bookstores and newsstands, and female readers were alienated by sexist story lines and artwork that reduced women to sidekicks and stereotypes.
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A video-streaming platform, accessible in single-person booths, will show many more scenes, each tagged by character and theme, that let the viewer explore additional story lines.
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Michael Keaton appears as an agent in the F.B.I.'s "elite cult unit" who, contrary to traditional story lines, has a lot to do with Ra-Shawbard's ascent.
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The S&P closed Friday at 2,670, within three points of where it finished 2017 — marking a nearly 13-month round trip of whippy trading and shifting story lines.
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The book spans two continents, nearly a century, two converging story lines — each dangling digressions like an overtrimmed Christmas tree — and runs to around 900 pages of dense prose.
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"The problem was that I had made my schedule, when I went to production we couldn't make it work this year because of heavy story lines," she told E!
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Dormer told Kimmel that she doesn't read the other characters' story lines for scenes she's not in and watches the show as it airs, just like any other fan.
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I'd never read fiction for young adults, but I would watch the gay story lines on television for young adults, so long as they had no vampires or werewolves.
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Showrunner Angela Kang's ability to juggle such a large cast of characters while investing in original story lines separate from the comic help make "TWD" feel fresher than ever.
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The big post-debate story lines were probably even worse for Mr. Trump, with most coverage focusing on his refusal to commit to an acceptance of the election result.
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If anything is crystal clear, it is that if the rivalry — once viewed as the women's game's best marketing tool — ever gets renewed, it will need fresh story lines.
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But the "Pose" room was host to raw confessions about surgical transitions and "survival sex"—"deep, third-level" conversations, as Canals put it, that helped them create story lines.
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SCOTT CACCIOLA The story lines of the match between Taylor Fritz and Jason Kubler on Court 13 were probably a mystery to all but the most passionate tennis fans.
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And below the din of the pairing of Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge, one of the more interesting story lines for the Yankees will be where Ellsbury fits in.
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Having stuffed enough plot for a dozen seasons into one, the show creators then left almost all the story lines unresolved — I assume in hopes of a second season?
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After almost a decade chasing down opponents as a Bears linebacker, Rivera started tracking Chicago story lines in 1993 for "Sports Central," a sports talk show on WGN Radio.
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The text's sharp tonal contrasts reward close attention at times, but it's easy to lose track of individual story lines as the characters babble away in their own worlds.
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After that murderous prologue, which takes place in 1993, the action unfolds over a weekend in June 2002, throughout which Eisenstadt unspools some of the story lines mentioned above.
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There is no shortage of story lines surrounding the 20 horses who earned a spot in the starting gate for the 144th running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday.
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In "Super Bowl LIII Will Have a Young Coach, an Old Coach and a Lot of Things in Between," Victor Mather writes about the story lines for Sunday's game.
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Manning was one of the main story lines heading into the game — the superstar-in-twilight who had adjusted his once-great passing game into a mastery of game management.
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Her embarrassing quasi-plagiarized speech became one of the biggest story lines of the Republican National Convention, with some even speculating that her own husband's staff orchestrated the humiliating incident.
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Minecraft, which can be played on computers, gaming consoles such as Xbox, or mobile devices, allows players to build virtual worlds out of blocks and create their own story lines.
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We had come to the foothills of the Himalayas by way of various story lines of my life, including President Kennedy's 230 inaugural address and my father's death in 2100.
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Before the shirt-tearing entrances and Stone Cold Stunners, wrestling has always been a show, first and foremost, complete with heroes, villains (otherwise known as heels) and outlandish story lines.
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WWE superfans don't just attend wrestling events; they spend hours researching the story lines and speculating with each other on the internet about what the next major event will bring.
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A lot around the story lines I was exploring had ties to her or led to her and so her name would crop up to a point I couldn't ignore.
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It moved its many story lines along at breakneck speed, careening through multiple shocks and twists each episode with little of the plot-prolonging wheel-spinning endemic to the genre.
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The figure would almost certainly have been higher if the series had gone beyond four games; audiences in best-of-seven series typically swell as story lines and tensions build.
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The World Cup starts today, and there are so many intriguing story lines, both on and off the pitch: Germany's trying to be the first repeat winner since the 1960s.
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A teen-age " SKAM " fan named Daniel Mo was at first mystified by the show's structural complexity, given that its story lines could have been told the old-fashioned way.
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Mr. Shumpert's death poses another question: how to extract the truth from the familiar story lines and racial narratives that can alternately cast light on what happened or obscure it.
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She created shows including "One Life to Live" and "All My Children," making them relevant to new audiences with story lines addressing racism, abortion and protests against the Vietnam War.
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Perhaps this will be the subject of the next chapter of this bull market, which has passed through several dominant story lines since stock prices bottomed nearly nine years ago.
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Aside from that, though, after two strong episodes, the series falls victim to its fatal flaw: pushing story lines into such absurd places that it's hard to get particularly invested.
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Sometimes they're a main character of a TV show going through most story lines naturally, with just a mention or two of how they explore the unique challenges they face.
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Consider this just one of the many loose ends tied up in this behemoth episode, which basically crammed an entire season's worth of story lines into an extra-long installment.
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But I suspect that the book's weaknesses — the confusion caused by its multiple story lines, its constant switching among narrators and times — stem from the intellectual confusion at its core.
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The cast has remained more or less the same (Susan Sarandon, introduced last season, returns) and the story lines swerve Ray into and out of danger at the usual pace.
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What's most striking is the participants' collective willingness to play along with producer-shaped story lines, either in the hope of airtime or out of a sort of Stockholm syndrome.
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It includes at least two competing perspectives: ludology (from the Latin ludus, "play"), the study of game rules and mechanisms and narratology, the study of player story lines and experiences.
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These super powerhouse female roles are layered and complex, and the story lines are amazing, and it's so fun as an actor to come to work and play with that.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren is the only candidate on the first night who is polling in double digits, but there are plenty of story lines and political dynamics to watch for.
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Mr. Deripaska has attracted particular attention because he has been a bit character in the story lines around the Russia investigation led by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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And then there is LeBron James, who turns 33 in December and, as he enters his 15th season, still spawns story lines as if he were a league unto himself.
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Gaga Chkheidze, the Tbilisi International Film Festival's artistic director, said he regularly programmed movies with L.G.B.T. story lines by foreign directors, such as Pedro Almodóvar and Xavier Dolan, without incident.
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One story arc follows a faintly melodramatic triangle among Mostro (Juan Carlos Hernández), who owns a bodega that binds together some of the story lines; his voluptuous wife, Samira (Ms.
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As if women's tennis did not have enough rich story lines at the moment, Kim Clijsters added another on Thursday by announcing her intent to return to competition in 2020.
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"I love all the different characters, personalities, story lines," the designer explains of the narrative, in which the four March sisters come of age in New England in the 1860s.
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On the racetrack, three main story lines played out this season: First was Nico Rosberg's challenge to his Mercedes teammate, Lewis Hamilton, the reigning champion of the last two seasons.
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Using the iconic opening movement of Beethoven's Fifth as a case study, development here is related in terms of the choices and story lines opening up inside a video game.
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"My feeling is everybody owns yen and the problem is they need some new story lines... We've got an over-subscribed trade," Innes said, referring to bullish bets on the yen.
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One of the remarkable story lines of the current market cycle is the way more risk-averse investors have had to give up so little in exchange for a gentler ride.
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He is now also citing the 1998 and 153 story lines: Something "breaks" in the capital markets as central bankers snug up policy, until monetary authorities relent and risk assets reflate.
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But "Marseille" is most reminiscent of "Boss," Starz's blustery Kelsey Grammer vehicle about the over-the-top machinations of a corrupt Chicago mayor, some of whose story lines this series echoes.
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The connective tissue in all of those story lines is cash -- whether it's Trump's own, money moving through Michael Cohen or the financial dealings of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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Its central cast includes three wisecracking assassins with good looks and hearts of gold, and the spiraling, frantic story lines allow them and their adversaries to run up prodigious body counts.
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For instance, the series will be set thousands of years before the action depicted in "Game of Thrones" — but that doesn't mean fans won't hear some familiar names and story lines.
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James and Anthony have ignited a cluster of combustible story lines this season, merely by talking or tweeting, with their every word being picked apart and analyzed by fans and observers.
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Perhaps even more straightforwardly than his movie, Ingram's new book lays out the story lines of the different aspects of Rocaterrania that Kuhler developed over a period of some six decades.
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One of the main story lines going into the Super Bowl is Tom Brady's quest for vengeance for his Deflategate suspension, whether the quarterback wants to discuss it yet or not.
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I used to think the tinting was to help us follow all the story lines; now I think it's to help him feel organized, that every element is in its place.
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It's story lines like these that crowd out the show's more promising aspects, from Farid's family drama to Ramon's video game to Greg's hunger to feel connected with the world again.
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All the story lines we've seen in baseball, basketball and football stories work just as well in this Belgian soccer series, originally titled "Spitsbroers" or striker brothers, streaming on Walter Presents.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren is the only candidate appearing on the first night who is polling in double digits, but there are plenty of story lines and political dynamics to watch for.
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In the early 2000s, during an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease among cattle, one rural soap, "Emmerdale," was forced to change its story lines and stop shooting outside, she said.
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This work is extremely rare, as only five, single-page erotic paintings with no associated story lines are known and of these, only one other known example represents a homoerotic scene.
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Titian had a pretty good idea of some of the most famous bits, the main story lines, and Weinstein was happy for him to mix and match as he so wished.
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Kay Mellor, who was inspired to create the show after registering her own mother's death, has called it "anti-Brexit," centering story lines on same-sex marriage, immigration and transgender struggles.
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Even now, K-pop labels sometimes cultivate idols' homoerotic appeal in the hopes that it makes them more popular in fanfiction, where Kwon estimates 80% of stories involve gay story lines.
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Nonfiction films that have nothing to do with celebrities can also score big, but with unpredictable story lines known to wreak havoc on production schedules, they can be tough to finance.
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This is a thoughtful series that lingers over death rather than using it for shock value; one that finds its story lines in small power struggles rather than gruesome palace coups.
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While digital and live-streaming viewership rose during the national championship game this year, television viewership fell, which Turner's president, David Levy, attributed to a comparative lack of compelling story lines.
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History has long served as a backdrop in the Assassin's Creed video games, whose story lines center on pivotal times in history — from the Third Crusade to Imperial China and beyond.
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The contemporary history of TV and copyright law is something like a Dungeons and Dragons script — several competing story lines hastily merged together to bring about a conclusion to the game.
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Most women use "mental framing" to get turned on, meaning they imagine scenarios, often with detailed story-lines and characters to stimulate themselves, per a study by OMGYes and The Kinsey Institute.
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Now, at this halfway point to the end of that more traditional measuring stick, here are seven story lines that defined the first nine weeks -- and seem likely to guide the next.
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Nashville, which ran from 2012 to 2016 on ABC before airing its last two seasons on CMT and Hulu, saw various characters' music-centered story lines play out in the titular city.
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One of the surprising joys of Better Call Saul has (ironically) been the drama's distance from Breaking Bad's iconic story lines and its patient exploration of Jimmy McGill's pre-Saul Goodman life.
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Not everyone is persona non grata though ... we're told Josh's wife, Anna, will appear on "Jill & Jessa: Counting On," because she and Josh's children are actively involved with ongoing family story lines.
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It moves quickly and does a nice job of weaving together two story lines involving an elfin world that is threatened when a giant tree, known as the Ellcrys, begins to die.
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For future story lines, Metcalf would love to see Jackie "at work" in her new profession as a life coach, and Gilbert hopes to delve more into newly divorced Darlene's dating life.
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Greg Walker said his father, along with "Peanuts" and Charlie Brown creator Charles Schultz, pioneered the gag-a-day format of comic strips, breaking form the serial story lines of the day.
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Real samurai towns you can visit Whether the leading character is a samurai or a commoner, the story lines always climax in a swashbuckling sword fight, where the hero comes out victorious.
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It is the studio's first foray into the international film market and a dramatic change in subject matter for Nollywood, which is famous for producing movies that focus on lighthearted story lines.
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Ashley and PT's off-and-on romance has been covered on the show, but we're told they want to keep the pregnancy off camera ... so no diaper drama story lines, for now.
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But in watching how these characters' coming out affects their story lines over weeks, TV viewers have a chance to empathise, learn from, and admire people unlike — or very much like — themselves.
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A confession: Back in the summer of 2015, "The Bachelor" had just ended, and I was hungry for new characters, fresh story lines and a love-to-hate villain to entertain me.
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This is conflating a lot of different story lines -- US election meddling, Syria strategy, military strikes against Syria, the relationship of his national security team and the book tour of James Comey.
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This video is part of We the Voters, a social impact campaign incorporating high-profile celebrities, real political players, and dynamic story lines into a series of groundbreaking short films and apps.
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NBC featured the American athletes it is counting on for story lines, like the swimmer Michael Phelps and the sprinter Allyson Felix; and an intrusive, embarrassing promo touted NBC's most prominent announcers.
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The sixth season has been the first to go largely beyond the book blueprint, and the result included story lines both scintillating (the war for the North) and not (Arya's faceless adventures).
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Since the show went off the air, various cast members have come forward to make different claims as to just how specifically producers manipulated them during filming to craft various story lines.
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There's no knowing, though, how well the show will work once the team is assembled and time and story lines and flashbacks need to be parceled out among five or six heroes.
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"The Good Fight" had a gripping second season, fierce and well paced, breaking further away from its roots as a spinoff of "The Good Wife" and finding its own sustaining story lines.
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One of the story lines on her family's popular reality show, "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" has been about her desire to have more privacy and be more protective of her children.
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As with the season's first half, expect story lines that evoke Harry Potter and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," with an eerily beautiful visual style that resembles "Rosemary's Baby" and Hammer horror films.
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They noted that Mr. Deripaska had emerged as a bit character in the story lines around the investigation as a result of his relationship with Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman.
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Their willingness to explore any personal experience, no matter how graphic or private, gave the story lines some of their emotional rawness and sexual frankness, and the set its warm, freewheeling atmosphere.
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The writers try to compensate by making the subplots more expansive and complicated, which just means that none of the story lines feel quite as deep and textured as we're used to.
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But it's a new year, and here are some important story lines we'll be keeping our eyes on: • Now that the tax fight is over, the White House is turning to trade.
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The kids have plenty of their own story lines, and although Kate, Jackie and Diane periodically come into light conflict, there's no acrimony — at times, the three are something akin to friends.
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But Williams's and Sharapova's ambitions and story lines are about to collide again on Monday in the midst of a women's competition that is far more compelling than the men's event here.
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This slowness comes as a marked contrast to the efficient, action-packed plotting of much prestige television, a genre where success is often measured by the seamless delivery of bingeworthy story lines.
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The series became known for hot-button story lines centered on race, delving into police brutality, fallout from the election of President Trump and the use of the N-word among children.
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They've immersed themselves into studying beyond the show, once each episode ends — studying the implications that arise out of the show, and in some ways, drafting their own narratives and story lines.
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This massive deficit remains "one of the most undersold story lines of the 85033 election" according to the Washington Post, but that doesn't mean a lot of ground can't be made up.
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The screenplay, which Mr. Berg wrote with Matt Cook and Joshua Zetumer (Eric Johnson and Paul Tamasy contributed to the story), divides the movie into several story lines focusing on specific individuals.
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On the television show "Thirtysomething," which aired from 1987 to 1991, the all-white cast of characters seemed to be economically emancipated from their parents, who rarely factored into the story lines.
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In reality the storm's impact was unrelenting, no doubt, but Babst is most effective at conveying the emotional weight of the tragedy when she presents it alongside vibrant characters and story lines.
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He thinks the show has "earned a little window into his life," which the new season offers, along with story lines about breakups and changed relationship dynamics that echo the creators' lives.
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By far the most interesting story lines so far have taken place inside the park, but the drama at headquarters finally gets interesting this episode as Elsie (Shannon Woodward) does some detective work.
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It's five story lines and we build five different worlds and the game became about intermingling them and their difference were their similarities and that was very appealing to build with Ava [cinematographer].
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He has provided not only ample story lines on a completely improbable conspiracy theory that only Oliver Stone could fully appreciate, but also a sex scandal that is the dictionary definition of clickbait.
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The detective series, which stars Kristen Bell as the titular character, wrapped up major story lines, gave fans a moment they had been waiting years for, and stunned viewers with an unexpected death.
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" But John Yorke, a former acting editor for "The Archers," told The Guardian that "the trick with 'The Archers' is that you can only bring in these story lines very, very, very rarely.
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Claire also has to figure out who she can trust as the White House is destabilized with Frank out of picture, a scenario that provided the writers with rich story lines, they said.
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For three seasons, "Better Call Saul" has been an exercise in narrative delayed gratification: saving itself, postponing consummation, keeping its two story lines — fated to someday converge — apart for as long as possible.
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And then, in the 1970s, the actor Michael Landon and the medium of television took the name "Little House" to yet another level, commandeering Wilder's legacy and reconfiguring her story lines and plots.
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But these files, along with another batch made public in July, reinforce existing narratives, raise further questions or add additional details and context to story lines that were previously part of the record.
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Jade Cline's not just coming off the bench to sub in for Jenelle Evans on "Teen Mom 2" -- she wants fans to be crystal clear ... she's bringing her own real, raw story lines.
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Today the route includes more than 400 sites, experiences, audio spots, historical content, biographies and story lines, in nine countries: Britain, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic and Italy.
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Though we're not taking direction or changing story lines necessarily, it certainly gives you a direction and it tells you what people like about characters and what they want to see from characters.
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But going full science-fiction futurist with Joanie is going to weigh heavily on the rest of the characters' story lines, and it remains to be seen whether they can pull that weight.
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The film, based on a Chinese graphic novel and directed by Ash Brannon, keeps its animation simple and its story lines clear, which makes it reliable fare for the 10-and-younger set.
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As rumors of their relationship began to surge over the next few months, British tabloids latched onto story lines that Meghan wasn't Prince Harry's type, or that the American actress wasn't British enough.
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To fans, that now feels like a long time ago, as the series has filled up with story lines about marijuana farming, the dark history of the Bates family, missing persons and more.
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Action-adventure games, which typically have more complex story lines, are among the top three genres for PC games, console games and mobile games, according to Newzoo, a video game marketing intelligence company.
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Many of the tropes we've become accustomed to — bump watches, "flaunting body after baby," the endless scrutiny of women's bodies for the slightest fluctuation in weight — were just becoming established as story lines.
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Cohen's transformation from loyal foot soldier for Trump into witness for the prosecution and asset to the special counsel's investigation has been one of the most dramatic story lines of the entire Mueller probe.
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Let's start from the very beginning as PEOPLE rewinds back to season 1 of This Is Us to catch fans up on all the clues and story lines uncovered about Jack's death thus far.
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It has included story lines about police brutality against black men, a woman's presidential campaign and a National Security Agency contractor who steals a government program to prove the government is spying on Americans.
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Even when she faltered, the excellent story lines did not, as Flavia Pennetta seized the chance to fulfill her dreams by winning the United States Open — her first major singles title — at age 33.
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While many AAA games are putting a lot of emphasis on cut scenes, story lines and closed environments, game developer IO Interactive is taking an opposite approach by going all-in on sandbox gameplay.
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The books have been released in dozens of countries — 2.5 million copies sold in the United States — and have prompted passionate debate about their story lines as well as the identity of their author.
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As the Wildcats prepare for the season, here are some of the key story lines: TOURNEY EXPERIENCE The Wildcats played poorly in their NCAA Tournament loss to Cincinnati, but the experience was still beneficial.
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G20 summit There are a ton of story lines coming out of the G20 summit in Germany, but none bigger than today's mano-a-mano showdown between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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There are almost two weeks of racing remaining, so the story lines are certain to change, but here's a glance at some of the lessons learned during opening stages: Chris Froome is not invincible.
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"It looks like some of the story-lines that have been intertwined with the market have started to put up more of a headwind for stocks," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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DICAPRIO I see positives in the fact that things and ideas and story lines that normally studios might not take a chance on, through these new streaming services, will see the light of day.
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Obsessed by ratings and always on the hunt for new story lines, Mr. Trump leaves the characters on edge, none of them ever really certain whether they might soon be voted off the island.
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There are some serious story lines at play, but even when it's discussing post-traumatic stress or addictions or grief, the series never loses sight of the fact that it's a warm multicamera sitcom.
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The painting's dark and gloomy pallet sets the tone for the first half of the exhibition, where contradictory story lines create a palpable dissonance that calls for introspection, but also a sense of humor.
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But this Batman cartoon villain with an uncanny gift for cliffhangers and lurid story lines is buoying journalism, giving us a reprieve while we figure out how to save ourselves in the digital age.
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"His movies deal with serious social issues but they entertain viewers through humor and unpredictable story lines," said Kim Hyung-koo, who was the director of photography for two of Mr. Bong's biggest hits.
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The horror films directed by Mario Bava and Dario Argento in the 1960s and '70s deliberately put coherent story lines on the back burner, the better to concentrate on shocking scares and uncomfortable atmospheres.
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The investigations formed one of the story lines in Robert Redford's 1994 film "Quiz Show," which featured Hank Azaria as Mr. Freedman, John Turturro as Mr. Stempel and Ralph Fiennes as Mr. Van Doren.
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As Stephen Colbert pointed out in a 2015 "Late Show" segment called the "Pander Express," pandering can mean accommodating the Chinese government by altering story lines to ensure that references to China are positive.
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It was one of the best story lines in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine": A rogue Starfleet black-ops group, with advanced technology, whose existence wouldn't even be confirmed by the official Federation hierarchy.
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Industry sources tell TMZ there's been a big uptick in the number of roles for Muslim actors this pilot season, and that TV networks are pushing for more Muslim-American story lines in primetime.
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Story lines about the responsibilities of fatherhood were folded in amid the fashion-world excess and a cavalcade of pop-culture cameos (Justin Bieber, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kiefer Sutherland, Ariana Grande, Willie Nelson, even Jim Lehrer!).
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The present-day story lines in this special episode take place on Super Bowl Sunday, and you'll see how each member of the Big Three chooses to recognize the big game and emotionally loaded day.
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"Jane the Virgin" created a multicultural, colorful and inclusive landscape for its characters who were accessible and relatable to each other and to their viewers no matter their backgrounds or how outlandish the story lines.
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And the intimate story lines between Harry and Draco or Harry and broody, pregnant men gave young women the rare opportunity to control the physical and psychic choices and beliefs of men—albeit fictional ones.
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The corporation wants to feed the audience the story lines it assumes they want—an epic brawl of cowboys and Indians—but Ford's vision is to offer them what they don't yet know they desire.
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But as Jones's Men character graduated high school and started getting more adult story lines, the young actor found it increasingly difficult to reconcile his bawdy comedy with his newfound devotion to his Christian faith.
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It balances solemn issues (mental health, female circumcision, and domestic abuse are just a few of the themes appearing over eight episodes) with heartfelt story lines, and gives each character room to feel complex emotions.
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David Bateman, who hired the jet, runs a television station very like Fox News, and one of the novel's main story lines involves the efforts of his channel's populist blowhard anchor to demonize a survivor.
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"Iron Man," which starred Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, led to Disney's creation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the combination of Lee's comic book heroes with interconnecting story lines in film after film.
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The classic mix of sword-swinging action, perplexing puzzles and stirring story lines remains intact, but the stunning cel-shaded graphics give the people and places of Link's watery world a wildly artistic new look.
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Along with the fealty to California noir come a convincing realism and an avoidance of contrived, sensational story lines (though Bosch's teenage daughter and ex-wife do find themselves in jeopardy in the new season).
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It felt like omniscience, or time travel — but I was traveling forward, and mercilessly fast, flashing ahead to watch the characters and story lines of that Easter weekend bend toward their ultimate endings: Liver cancer.
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With three story lines sprawling over two continents and more than a century, it considers the power of storytelling — whether in art or in calculated lies — to shape and bend people's perceptions of what's real.
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And well-trod story lines about factory closures and population decline, often cited in accounts of Mr. Trump's success, did not apply in Fergus Falls, where the downtown is bustling and the population is steady.
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Whom can Tracker trust, and can the reader trust Tracker — or is he as unreliable a narrator as the rivals and relatives who offer conflicting story lines, suggesting that truth is "a shifting, slithering thing"?
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There are plenty of story lines surrounding the 20153th Belmont Stakes on Saturday, but none more compelling than Justify's bid to become the 13th Triple Crown winner, and the first since American Pharoah in 2015.
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The remake teases out a few story lines, especially one involving Baby's mother, Marjorie, played by Debra Messing, who gets to complain a lot that she and her husband (Bruce Greenwood) never have sex anymore.
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The musical, filled with enthusiastic but talent-challenged townspeople, is one of the story lines in "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life," a new, four-part mini-series Netflix will release on Nov. 25.
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Here are some significant story lines that took shape on Thursday: "Game of Thrones," which has won best drama the last two years, is ineligible for this year's Emmys because of a later start date.
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All of these outings featured story lines that were played out between songs and then broadcast worldwide via social media, where they kept the artist in the news cycle long after the last encore had faded.
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With very few exceptions (Kate from This Is Us, or Queenie from American Horror Story, to name recent examples), these women often don't get important story lines or the opportunity to show emotional complexity on screen.
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With the PGA Championship moving to May next year, this week's 210th playing of the event at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis is chock full of dramatic story lines that golf's "fourth" major rarely enjoys.
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After all, here was a man who had openly taken his shots at DC over the years, specifically questioning the company's decision to entirely "reboot" the story lines in nearly all of its comics in 2011.
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"Online literature in China is full of good story lines and IPs," said Jiang Chenzhou, 30, the author of "The Journey of Flower," who is better known to online readers by her web name, Fresh Guoguo.
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It sounds dizzying, but the multiple story lines are dexterously juggled and well paced, even if the joints between the novel's 10 sections are a little creaky, with flashback-priming segues out of a hokey screenplay.
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And while the saving-history story lines give rise to earnestness and sentimentality, there's a nice vein of humor, mostly channeled through Rufus (Malcolm Barrett), the tech guy, who's a pessimist and an initially reluctant warrior.
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"We had to find clues in the tears to put them back in order," Brett said, insisting he was the first to have tried to reassemble the story lines that this visionary hospital janitor once painted.
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Her disappearance into the mist at a storytelling festival sets in motion the plot of Hamer's novel, which is divided into parallel story lines charting the attempts Carmel and her mother make to survive their separation.
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Eva -- who won season 3 of 'Top Model' -- could possibly replace Cynthia Bailey or Porsha Williams because we're told one of them might be phased out next season on account of their story lines drying up.
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And the Marvel Cinematic Universe is uniquely suited for our binge-watch culture: with its recurring characters, multimovie story lines, copious Easter eggs, and interlocking post-credit puzzle pieces, it demands that fans consume it all.
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Collectively, their story lines are high-octane vehicles for observations on everything from art to gun violence, told with Rushdie's customary brio and narrative panache, and the reader is happy to go along for the ride.
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The two story lines converge almost immediately, and June and Harry's flight — which carries them to London and then off across the North Sea — becomes a season-long quest to figure out what's wrong with her.
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And while the show occasionally falls into tired clichés, particularly with queer men of color, I would offer that this is partly a result of the number of queer characters and story lines on the show.
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"The Tunnel" — initially a blow-by-bloody-blow adaptation of the Scandi-noir hit "The Bridge" — has distinguished itself, three seasons in, through socially urgent story lines set in the port cities connecting Britain and France.
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These themes and story lines would be taken up later in a sometimes too obvious way; eventually we were even asked to put a specific value on the worth of American lives compared with the enemy's.
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The goal, these people said, is to give Mr. Trump more outlets for communicating his message in an unvarnished way, while curbing opportunities for aides to be confronted publicly with damaging developments or unflattering story lines.
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The more compelling story lines belong to Charlie Creed-Miles as George, a mild-mannered cabdriver who seems a magnet for bad luck, and Franz Drameh as Kingsley, a small-time drug dealer with literary aspirations.
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And the story lines that ran through all those old movies — the scrappy underdogs who band together to take down the Yankees, the disillusioned veteran who rediscovers his love for the game — have aged even worse.
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The narrative that Bernie Sanders is sexist was set in stone in 2016, and there is nothing more fun than resurrecting the old story lines, sort of like the episodes of Frasier where Lilith came back.
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Yet, by the time Rowling has gathered all her story lines together and a somnolent Zoë Kravitz, as the slinky Leta Lestrange, is guiding you through another digression, the movie has loosened its grip on you.
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And it's true that he loves to create battles with evil or wildly flawed opponents -- whether it's "pathological" Ben Carson, "lyin" Ted Cruz, "crooked" Hillary Clinton or the diabolical media - and build sometimes fantastical story lines.
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None of those parts of the story are interesting enough to sustain the movie on their own, and even with solid performances from Williams and Charlie Plummer, the tension is cut by repeatedly moving between story lines.
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The concept is to present the game with local flavor, including comprehensive team and player story lines, music, custom graphics and show packaging, additional cameras and team-centric replays as well as custom halftimes with school features.
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And while DC's offerings have so far been box office successes—Batman v Superman grossed over $160 million its opening weekend—critics and fans have been unkind towards the films' convoluted story lines and questionable casting decisions.
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The couple was either at the center of a comedic universe, where story lines spun out from friends, work, and family, or they were the antagonists of a dramatic plot, tracing a path toward their permanent dissolution.
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The Obama he talks about in public is, in part, a character that he has helped to create — based on a real person, of course — and is embedded in story lines that he personally constructs and manages.
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The "anti" in his antiheroic persona has been cranked up too high for story lines involving him to work; you know he'll undermine his family to get what he wants every time, which makes him pretty uninteresting.
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But the tournament's most compelling story lines often play out in its lower levels, where players from Albania to Zimbabwe play for pride, and, sometimes, records that the International Tennis Federation has a hard time keeping straight.
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At times, it troubles me, my ongoing willingness to consume this show and the disturbing story lines about sexual assault and the terrible ways of the world, but there is something so very satisfying about watching it.
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They play against a backdrop of story lines touching on race, class and religion (for starters) with a sensory overload of elaborate production numbers, cultural references (Star Wars, kung fu, Grandmaster Flash) and wildly alternating cinematic styles.
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In the last 21950 years, something shifted for McDormand: Right as she hit the age when most actresses begin disappearing for lack of roles or moving to the edges of story lines, she moved to first billing.
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"The Little Drummer Girl," set in the late 20023s, is so tangled with intricacies — disguises and aliases, shared names and story lines, loves real and imagined — that at first it's almost impossible to decipher what's going on.
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Producers and directors whose story lines call for gritty hovels, classic capes, bungalows, grand beachfront properties and every sort of residence in between have an incentive to make do with the housing stock in the five boroughs.
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Fiction and fact converged in story lines around an elaborate web of fake news, the machinations of a powerful "deep state," and the unprecedented sight of a new president at war with the United States intelligence community.
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It also helps that the Manhattan Archie has little curiosity about what he calls "current events," thus sparing the reader the newsreel-like interludes of potted history that are constantly interjected into the two other story lines.
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Through three seasons of labyrinthine story lines, an ever-rising body count, boundless scheming and exploitation, and a profusion of depravity that sometimes abruptly transmuted into tenderness, Milch's dialogue transformed the frontier demotic into something baroquely profane.
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One of the more enduring story lines of late-night in 2017 concerns the ratings success of Stephen Colbert's Late Show, which has steadily outstripped the previous champion, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, since Trump became president.
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This year has seen an increase in sales, but the best-selling comic books were in the core "Fantastic Four" and "Infinity Wars" story lines, which include several popular Marvel characters, such as Dr. Strange, and Captain Marvel.
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As Frank Underwood's (Kevin Spacey) former Capitol Hill press secretary turned powerful lobbyist turned White House chief of staff turned disillusioned D.C. deal-maker, Danton was a key player in many of the past seasons' biggest story lines.
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Boomerang, Cartoon Network's sister station that focuses on reanimating classic cartoon franchises, is launching a new Peanuts series based on original story lines from the comic strip that Charles Schulz drew from 20103 until his death in 2000.
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"These aren't just ideas that are coming from people that think that this is what it's like, these are ideas and story lines that are being told from people who've actually lived out the story line," she says.
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The matchup was rich with story lines: LeBron James's bid to win the first championship for a Cleveland sports franchise in 52 years versus Golden State's march toward one of the best seasons in National Basketball Association history.
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Due to injuries and contract disputes Ward has managed just three bouts since 2012 and the combination of his remarkable skill and maddening inactivity have made for one of the most frustrating story lines in combat sports today.
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Star Trek: Discovery The mirror universe has offered some of the most ambitious story lines across multiple "Star Trek" generations, allowing both the writers and the actors to reimagine established characters, or even briefly turn them upside down.
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They pitched "El Chicano" a year before the 2018 release of "Black Panther" and "Crazy Rich Asians," both wildly successful films that showed that diverse casts and story lines can draw big audiences and deliver fat bottom lines.
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The sixth and final season of the hit Starz series "Power" debuted Sunday night and while there was plenty to grapple with in the story lines (no spoilers here), there was also some drama over the opening credits.
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Both "My Struggle" and "Suits" are serial entertainments, with the difference that the TV show is a turbid middlebrow melodrama that places all of its aesthetic chips on plot — patently contrived story lines engineered to generate further incident.
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Lucasfilm has been very protective of the plot of previous Star Wars films, even going so far as to place clips in trailers to set up expectations for story lines that don't actually pan out in the film.
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Kimani has done a game job managing the carpentry of this ambitious novel, bringing great skill to the task of deploying multiple story lines, huge leaps back and forth in time and the withholding and distribution of information.
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And the story lines created by the N.B.A.'s showcase day will extend at least until the All-Star break in February, when hopefully, we'll get some highlights that will outshine this moment: Let's get into some games.
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After some of those characters ended their arcs in "Avengers: Endgame" this year, fans pinned their hopes for future story lines on the hints found in "Spider-Man: Far From Home," which raked in $1.1 billion this summer.
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After some of those characters ended their arcs in "Avengers: Endgame" this year, fans pinned their hopes for future story lines on the hints found in "Spider-Man: Far From Home," which raked in $1.1 billion this summer.
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"The likelihood that there will be any number of story lines that could not be predicted in advance and weren't written up in his national security briefing materials is pretty high," a former senior Trump administration official said.
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Using the same whimsical and expansive universe of the Harry Potter series, the studio has planned a five-part "Fantastic Beasts" film series, which features familiar characters and story lines that were only briefly mentioned in the original books.
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And when they did happen, the colors of their skin were central story lines: There was 20103's Mandingo, Hairspray in 1988, Spike Lee's controversial Jungle Fever in 1991, and Whitney Houston opposite Kevin Costner in The Bodyguard (1992).
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In a 2010 interview with Ramona Koval, an Australian writer and broadcaster, Robinson discussed his views on fictional story lines of the dominant dark variety: Ramona Koval: Why do you say that dystopian fiction isn't necessary at the moment?
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Jumps in time between 2004-5 and 2011, and a fervent dependence on adverbs, will keep all but the most tenacious reader from grasping that Archer is in fact the planet around which this novel's convoluted story lines orbit.
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NEW YORK STORY LINES The Mets' Noah Syndergaard, whose arm fatigue cut short his last start and made him inactive for the All-Star Game, told reporters he plans to cut back significantly on his bullpen work between starts.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — With three excruciatingly close races for president, governor and United States Senate after four years of pitched political battles, it is not as if North Carolina needed much more to concoct enticing story lines this election year.
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But it has also tapped into Germany's larger, naggingly uncomfortable relationship with migration — its sometimes strange and unfamiliar story lines, its quiet successes and potential perils — at a moment when the country is struggling to integrate its new arrivals.
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Advertising The actors in "Game of Thrones," the epic fantasy series featuring story lines about civil war and banishment, are using the enormous popularity of their HBO series to raise money for real-life victims of conflict and exile.
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The production's setup occasionally feels like a gimmick, but it is intriguing: All six actors play characters in both story lines, both live and in video projections, and go back and forth between the two parts of the stage.
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The story lines, with their aggrieved outsiders and collapsing families, prophesied our current condition, post-9/11 — plagued as we are by forever wars, increasing wealth disparity and the oppressive rise of the autocrat, the bigot, the corporate state.
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Several new characters appear in later "Tales" books, but retain only some of the same characteristics and story lines in the series, including Shawna, Ben (Barnett) and Jake Rodriguez, a transgender man played by the transgender, nonbinary actor Garcia.
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On the other hand, classic children's books can easily present images and story lines that today's parents find problematic, either because of what is printed or illustrated on the page or because of what — and who — is left out.
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Soviet agents were instructed to infiltrate party and campaign staffs in the United States in search of embarrassing information to leak to the press, while Soviet propagandists pushed a set of anti-Reagan story lines to the Western media.
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Meanwhile, Todd has been an everyday presence since his trade from the Chicago White Sox, hitting 11 home runs, giving the Yankees improved defense at third base and lately finding himself — sometimes unwittingly — in the middle of story lines.
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I love Team USA's prospects, from our expected dominance in the sprints and hurdles to some race-ready guys in the distances, to the story lines in the women's 800 without South Africa's Caster Semenya on the starting line.
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Because the Underwoods and practically everyone else in their world have no core beliefs or values, topical story lines about Russian interference in American democracy, about Syria and about the ISIS-like terrorist organization "ICO" have no emotional impact.
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The site played a key role in undermining Hillary Clinton; by tracking which negative stories about her got the most clicks and "likes," the editors helped identify which story lines and phrases were the most potent weapons against her.
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Unable to agree, they retire to their respective corners, starting separate make-believe games that work well enough on their own but become even more absorbing when, at long last, the two children realize a way to link their story lines.
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On any given day, a dozen crews can be found here — "epic" films with ancient story lines like "Beyond the Dance" are in the works in nearby villages, while "glamour" movies about modern life make the city itself their sets.
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For now, the homeschooled 12th grader is happy that Nashville found a new home on CMT after ABC canceled it last spring and that she's getting the opportunity to take on more adult story lines (a serious relationship is coming).
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It's notable that while the black characters' story lines are secondary to those of the white nurses and doctors — in the PBS cast list, the first six actors are white — their scenes tend to be those that generate real emotion.
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Also much praise to "Jane the Virgin" for continuing to use Mateo in a way that's cute but not overwhelming, including him in sporadically in story lines that influence the main plot but don't revolve solely around baby high jinks.
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Shows will include "Hotspots" looking at controversial story lines in the news; "Most Expensiveist" exploring how the 1% spend their money; and a food/travel show that will highlight extremes in eating and stories behind the scenes of far flung locations.
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Video game story lines can be very moving – just recall how your mind filled in the blanks when it came to Legend of Zelda or Space Invaders – and a story line focusing on world hunger or destruction can be pretty compelling.
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While video games stereotypically tend to be associated with violent story lines or mindless tasks, "That Dragon, Cancer" is one of an increasing number of personal, autobiographical games that are generating new conversations and exchanges within and outside the gaming world.
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Guillois and Akoreakro do well to integrate impressive feats into individual scenes, and they can rely on a live band for musical support throughout, but "Dans ton coeur" is a reminder that circus doesn't necessarily lend itself to realistic story lines.
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"Infinity War" is the culmination of 10 years (going back to "Iron Man") of story lines and character arcs, a sprawling finale that is at times exhilarating and exhausting, overlong and underdeveloped, predictable yet also, in its final moments, genuinely shocking.
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"It's clear that even today she and her campaign feel that they can't win with the press, that the story lines about her are already written," Rebecca Traister wrote in a New York magazine profile of Hillary Clinton in May.
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Even more original and entertaining were the story lines involving the middle schoolers Kevin (Alex Hibbert), Papa (Shamon Brown Jr.) and Maisha (Genesis Denise Hale), whose hilariously passive-aggressive pursuit of the mild-mannered Kevin was the show's single best idea.
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Now a decade old, the tournament in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, serves the dual purpose of providing a meaningful competitive conclusion to the European season and, ideally for the organizers, a winner who reflects the dominant story lines of the season.
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The mounting political drama loomed over other Olympic story lines, including the participation of Russian athletes despite a ban after a doping scandal, and the appearance of the first Nigerian contingent in the Winter Games with a women's bobsled team.
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After testing viewers' patience by separating fan favorites like Rick, Carol (Melissa McBride) and Daryl (Norman Reedus), the new phase reunites the core group against a colorful villain, a dynamic that animated popular stretches like the Governor and Terminus story lines.
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As the networks prepare for the new season, here is a look at some of the bigger story lines from the past one: Here's the good news for Fox's "Empire": It's still the third-highest-rated scripted show in broadcast television.
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Fans will have to search for the truth amid the innuendo found in trade publications, or the lore of "kayfabe," the pro wrestling community's phrase for the staged story lines that may or may not speak to underlying real-life rivalries.
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The first episode extends or introduces at least four distinct story lines, and it's a sign of the meticulousness with which the series is planned and plotted that one of them is being put in place for use in Season 4.
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But the fraying story lines seem to be a deliberate narrative strategy meant to convey the chaos of life and distortions of memory, and the bright threads of meaning that can be extracted, with imagination and will, from the mess.
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Having movie-like graphics and big story lines matter a lot, but making games that keep players engaged for years is even more important, according to the chief executive of a Japan-based company that makes online and mobile games.
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Bonus: for the inevitable conflict-with-romantic-partners story lines, during every conversation whose upshot is "the investigation/your mistresses/secrets you're keeping are leaving you so EMOTIONALLY DISTANT," both of them can give the camera a really hammy glance.
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Two of the biggest story lines of 2016 — Brexit and President Trump — will continue in the new year and Goldman Sachs has produced a comprehensive yet concise flowchart showing how the Brexit process should play out over the next few years.
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VOORHEES, N.J. — There they were, four pairs of goaltender pads propped up in front of a row of stalls in the Philadelphia Flyers' locker room last week, a testament to one of the more intriguing story lines on the team.
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With the comic nearing cancellation, Mr. Liefeld took risks: He plotted story lines packed with twists while introducing hordes of characters, including Deadpool, who made his first appearance — "Introducing the lethal Deadpool" — on the cover of The New Mutants No. 98 in 1991.
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While Big Bird, Mr. Snuffleupagus, Oscar the Grouch, and Bert and Ernie still make appearances, story lines will feature a smaller group of Muppets — Elmo, Abby, Cookie Monster and Rosita — so that children will see "familiar faces each week," Ms. Johnson said.
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These include the existence of a parallel media universe, with its own story-lines, running narratives and beliefs; a fervent belief that the "mainstream media" is a mendacious arm of the liberal left, and a hunch that opinion polls are skewed against conservatives.
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That said, I've always felt a bit suspicious of the idea of fan culture: To love something so much, and to know that it can never love you back––the story lines, the fictional characters, the actors with their own lives––feels strange.
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" Viceland co-president Spike Jonze said: "When James was in the office a few weeks ago, he told me the story lines he had sketched out, they were, of course, funny; one even got me emotional which made it that much more funny.
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In the last few years, there are so many new and interesting television shows and story lines about women (and by them and for them) on television, so the show hasn't been as special or as singular since its debut in 2012.
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The departures will contribute to the show's aim of reducing story lines and focusing on "familiar faces each week" — a goal that Brown Johnson, executive vice president and creative director at Sesame Workshop, told The New York Times about earlier this year.
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Story lines involve the Garrys' always fraught encounters with the outside world, though they don't venture far outside — it's a big decision to attend an uncle's birthday party or a great-grandmother's funeral, and Germaine's primary antagonist is her perkily cute cousin.
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Vince Junior has, from the very beginning, sought to create a storyworld that transcends matches and programs, character functions and story lines, television channels and the internet and, to be hyperbolic, which seems completely appropriate in the WWE realm, transcends time itself.
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You know what's crazy about that show, and I'm sure you know this as a TechCrunch reporter but there's no doubt in my mind a significant number of the story lines are lifted from actual events that have happened in Silicon Valley.
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His third novel, "A Brief History of Seven Killings," a cacophonous epic with dozens of story lines spiralling around the 20153 assassination attempt on the life of Bob Marley, won the Man Booker Prize, in 22015, and became a best-seller in paperback.
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That's right: You can relive both the holiday spirit and the seeming addiction to these types of gooey story lines (a few of which seem to star Candace Cameron Bure) as you stay at home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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As Season 2 opens (it begins streaming Sunday on CBS All Access), that's still the approach — two continuing story lines (outside of the legal cases of the week) that share Diane and several other characters, but are essentially separate, in their own bubbles.
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The show also retains some of the wit and edge of the real Bourdain's voice, with story lines on the awfulness of brunch and how a kitchen is like a submarine, both pulled straight from the New Yorker piece that became the memoir.
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Jemisin, the former Otherworldly columnist for the Book Review who is also the first African-American writer to win the Hugo for best novel, has an affinity for familiar devices and story lines; she freshens them by inserting underrepresented characters and themes.
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Ms. Moore skillfully reconsiders the idealism of the early African-American settlers through their interactions with the indigenous peoples and braids together intimate story lines centered around universal themes: falling in love, defying familial expectations and the difficulties of doing the right thing.
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"Holly" follows an unusual structure for "The Handmaid's Tale": While the show generally maintains momentum by jumping between story lines in what is, more often than not, a domestic drama, this week's action takes the form of a simple but intense survival narrative.
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We pretended there were people who lived in my hair, and as she combed each section, we'd "visit" our regular cast of characters — usually based on real-life friends and relatives — creating elaborate story lines about the goings-on in their lives.
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The show isn't a pure anthology series; the visitors change each week (providing, as with "Room 104," a chance for some high-profile guest stars like Stockard Channing and Mary Lynn Rajskub), but the locals remain constant and have their evolving story lines.
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But that milestone, along with more accurate story lines and fewer stereotypes, has been a long time coming — a turbulent 22004-year trajectory from television movies to single episodes involving secondary players to fully fleshed-out characters central to a show's story line.
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Mr. Deripaska has emerged as a bit character in the story lines around the investigation as a result of his relationship with Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman, who has been convicted and pleaded guilty to charges brought by Mr. Mueller's team.
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Story lines in the '90s about the perils of caffeine pills in "Saved by the Bell," speed in "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and weed in "The Wayans Bros." offered all-too quaint — if not outright conservative — presentations of complex subjects.
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Meyers' films all have great story lines and even better casting (you try getting Meryl Streep, Diane Keaton, or Anne Hathaway on board for your next flick), but we'd be lying if we said the gorgeous homes in all of these films went unnoticed.
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In this sense, writing a comic about a long-standing protagonist like the Black Panther—or Batman or Spider-Man—involves reconfiguring story lines written by legends like Stan Lee or Jack Kirby, as well as by less-heralded creators, into a new narrative.
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In an era when the sports world, except for some die-hard wrestling fans, knew that professional matches were staged dramatizations, with heroes and villains, story lines and beefcake actors shamming the violence, Sammartino was one of the most popular performers in the business.
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Although the struggle to include more Latinx characters and story lines to television content has long been documented, the solution has always been to create programming that affords emerging talent an opportunity to build their craft, either behind or in front of the camera.
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Each of these story lines — particularly the ones involving Jane and her mother, or Jane and Lina — could have been stretched out while something else was dropped, but for the most part, "Jane the Virgin" manages to float near-seamlessly from one to another.
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But those anomalies were relegated to footnotes on Wednesday night by Gary Sanchez, who continued to smash story lines the way he has been smashing baseballs, hitting two more home runs to carry the Yankees to an 11-5 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Countless other acts of violence play out across the titular theme park, populated by androids programmed to follow certain story lines and interact with the human "guests," each of whom have paid $40,000 per day to visit the dusty simulation of an American frontier town.
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"It feels both crazy and incredible that Cirque du Soleil will create a show based on my life, my passion, my sport," Messi said in a statement, calling himself a fan of company's shows, which blend gravity-defying acrobatic stunts with dramatic story lines.
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Right now, Lex Brown is building a studio for the production of an experimental TV show that will disregard the typical conventions of the medium — scenes and story lines will be improvised, multiple people will play a single character — to focus on human interaction.
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What I have learned, though, is that Korean cultures are so similar to India—the societal expectations, gender roles, office politics, love and relationships—and their story lines make so much sense to me, who comes from what I thought was a completely different culture!
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In "Multiple Maniacs" (1970) and "Female Trouble" (1974), Mr. Waters enlisted his clown-alien drag muse Divine to shock audiences with subversive story lines that — to the outrage of the growing gay rights movement — helped gaysploitation emerge in the post-Stonewall, sleaze-crazed '70s.
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Mr. Kitson — whose earlier pieces at St. Ann's have included "The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church" and "It's Always Right Now, Until It's Later" — has an uncommon gift for sustaining not only different and seemingly divergent story lines but also different and divergent sensibilities.
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So if we do not want 2017 to become, like 1917, a Russian year in history, the news media would be wise to shy away from grand, continentwide story lines that explain everything and look instead for the details that at least explain something.
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Supporting characters like Jasmine (Bresha Webb), Grace's determined yet inexperienced lawyer, and Grace's best friend, Sarah (Phylicia Rashad), are meant to heighten and complicate the plot, but even they're written so thinly you can guess their story lines from the start (Jasmine's never even concludes).
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The season premiere features story lines about an embassy kidnapping and a quid pro quo involving gun permits that feel as ripped from the headlines as any episode of "Law & Order" but were written and filmed months before the real-world events they mirror.
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Mr. Yang's decision to exit the race closes out one of the Democratic primary's most surprising story lines, removing a candidate who developed a fiercely loyal following of disaffected voters from across the ideological spectrum and intrigued even skeptics with his wit, levity and relentless positivity.
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As the Wildcats prepare for the season, here are some of the key story lines: 90 View Gallery Gallery:2016-17 NCAA basketball cheerleaders USA TODAY Sports | Denny Medley TOURNEY EXPERIENCE:The Wildcats played poorly in their NCAA Tournament loss to Cincinnati, but the experience was still beneficial.
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Avoid stereotypes in your kids' media -- starting when kids are in preschool Look for TV shows, movies, and other media that portray healthy body sizes and avoid sexualized or stereotypical story lines or gendered characters, such as young girls in makeup or boys who are always macho.
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Kessler writes most of these profiles well, with flesh on the bone, yet there comes a moment when it seems both too much and not enough to fire off three-page mini-biographies, many whittled down to story lines designed to illustrate the centrality of capture.
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Night Verses: From the Gallery of Sleep is mainly focused around the inexplicably limitless parameters we operate through in our dreams and the parallels between that world and the world of art (music, visual, etc.), from the subconscious influences to the value found in unpredictable story-lines.
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Whereas the principal sleight of hand in Season 2 essentially repeated that of Season 1 — the story lines of first Dolores and then Bernard, a host played by Jeffrey Wright, shifted perplexingly between past and present — in Season 3, we have a new puzzle to solve: identity.
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In Season 3, currently in the middle of its run, Mr. Noel has had the opportunity to expand the dimensions of his character with more prominent story lines, which involve sharing his apartment with Issa, who is having financial troubles, and struggling with his music career.
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Are we seeing some sign that the conspiracies have a limit — that as nutty as things have gotten, Rupert Murdoch isn't willing to turn his air over to an even darker cast of characters and story lines, what NBC News's Ben Collins calls the "4Chan Cinematic Universe"?
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Eventually, he realized that his film might work if he used his characters the way that Michael Curtiz had used Ilsa and Rick, linking his disparate story lines by cutting from Jamie's face at the end of one scene to Dorothea's at the start of the next.
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Based on the titular comic-book character created by writer Chris Claremont (the architect of many of the X-Men's most memorable story lines during his long tenure on the title) and the expressionistic artist Bill Sienkiewicz, "Legion" follows the enormously powerful and unstable David Haller.
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His critics and white supremacists themselves point out that, more than anyone else on television, Carlson functions as a kind of laundromat for white identity movements: Several times a week, he'll lift ideas, story lines and troll-based narratives directly from the fetid swamp of online hatred.
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Structurally, the series uses one crime to illuminate an array of story lines and issues, and this season eventually follows that template, but it also suggests that the bigger crime is the exploitation and poor treatment of workers on the lowest rung of the economic ladder.
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"A woman can feel destroyed by the end of a relationship, feel lost and then go and build a life for herself, which Audrey did," said Ms. Jacobson, who also noted that "Under the Tuscan Sun" included a lesbian relationship before such story lines were mainstream.
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Created by Erskine and Konkle with Sam Zvibleman, "Pen15" captures the exquisite despair of adolescence in comedic, poignant story lines, like when positive male attention after a new haircut isn't what it seems, or a kissing enactment between My Little Pony figurines incites a tornado of masturbation.
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I'm looking forward to Rogue One because, as someone who's not super well-versed in the Expanded Universe, diving into some new story lines that shed new light on the Star Wars universe from fresh angles is a good way to better imagine how it all works.
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Mr. Deripaska has emerged as a bit character in the story lines around the investigation as a result of his payments to Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman, who has been convicted and pleaded guilty to charges brought by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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And although Young Jean Lee's brilliantly constructed play makes it acutely clear that we cannot think of that category without all that it excludes, the irony of this fact tells us much about the still dearth of opportunities for Asian-American writers, performers, and story lines.
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That may be true for something like Google's AR Stickers, where it's a little stationary 3D model, but when you start talking about actual story lines, the fact is that computer vision just can't make reliable sense of a dynamic environment when it comes to a game or experience.
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Barring special installments, Rebecca and Jack's story lines tend to take on an identical shape from week to week — going from stated problem to attempted fix to hashing it out to feel-good reconciliation — and a little deviation from that formula could do them and the show some good.
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When the first trailer for Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 premiered earlier this summer, at first glance, it seemed like a culmination of all our Disney princess dreams: Finally, the princesses were getting to let their hair down, relax, and acknowledge their problematic story lines.
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In the background of the story lines dominating the Mets' offense — Cespedes's 14 home runs, which is tied for the major league lead; Conforto's budding bat; as well as the injured backs of David Wright and Lucas Duda — Cabrera has been one of the team's most consistent players.
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The cable channel is now showing "American Crime Story," about the O. J. Simpson trial, and it broadcasts other anthologies like "American Horror Story" and "Fargo," which change characters, story lines and settings from season to season (the next season of "American Crime Story" will be about Hurricane Katrina).
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The tone of the contest before it began suggested a crossover episode of a sitcom: Stephen Curry and Bryant, protagonists in two of the league's most absorbing serial story lines this season, each congenially cohabiting the other's universe for a few hours under the theater lights of Staples Center.
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It may sound odd given that this show's sordidness has been one of my chief obstacles to taking "The Alienist" as seriously as its creators surely wish, but I found myself wishing that one of the episode's most upsetting story lines had been handled with more frankness, not less.
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Well-received at its first press screening — no cheers but no jeers — the film revisits that crime through parallel, not-quite equal story lines: one involving Sharon (Margot Robbie) and the other centering on her next-door neighbor on Cielo Drive, Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), a television star.
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When Bernard enters the Cradle, the protected space where the hosts' story lines and data are stored, the show pulls off a nice fake-out by making it seem like he's taking Teddy's old journey into Sweetwater, only to have him pass Teddy on the way into the saloon.
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Heller impresses in this fine novel about parents and children and the secrets we try to keep from one another, but dueling story lines, however important to our understanding of Celine and her aristocratic past, occasionally dull the excitement of the road-trip investigation and interrupt the sleuths' banter.
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Other members of the family have accepted, as part of the bargain they were born into, the tabloid feeding frenzy: zoom lenses poking out of the shrubbery; school friends offered cash to betray their confidence; story lines, some of them invented, casting them as lazy, uncouth and self-indulgent.
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In expanding his 2014 short film, the writer and director Dustin Guy Defa re-enlisted his friend Bene Coopersmith, a Red Hook record shop owner with limited acting experience, for this low-budget indie feature unfolding over the course of a day and divided into several separate story lines.
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Several A&E executives spoke about the league in television terms — about story lines, personalities, the continuing drama of a long season — and the decision to dedicate a weekly time slot to league games offered a hint that A&E was taking a long view of the relationship.
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The various Ralph Cifaretto story lines of Seasons 23 and 22 come to a head in the Episode 24 of Season 26, "Pie-O-My," in which Tony falls in love with a racehorse and begins to see Ralphie's indifference to the animal as an unforgivable moral failing.
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Despite the problems with this episode, which may have been more evident to me because I tend to like the stand-alone story lines as opposed to the mythology arcs, it was thrilling to hear Mark Snow's spine-tingling theme and to see the opening credits unchanged from their original form.
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This is Us is made up of so many story lines going in so many directions that as we headed into tonight's season finale, it was easy to forget exactly how much had happened since we first met the Pearson family and learned to engage with all of their messy drama.
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If you don't have a favorite team, I suggest you latch onto one before opening night; as the 2018-763 season gets under way, with a tasty collection of story lines, rivalries, and rumors all whip into a bottomless reservoir of talent, now is a terrific time to fall in love.
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While the first, considerably shorter, season of "Fear the Walking Dead" featured some story lines about the military and governmental response to "the turn," the scope of the show is now as limited as "The Walking Dead," and we are just as ignorant of the larger world and its downfall.
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There are two story lines for the Messthetics: It's a reunion band, bringing together the bassist Joe Lally and the drummer Brendan Canty from Fugazi, an iconic Washington, D.C., post-punk ensemble; and it's a place of ascent for Anthony Pirog, an extravagantly creative young guitarist hailing from Fugazi's hometown.
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The Void intends to open 20 additional hyper-reality attractions this year; some Void Experience Centers will have more than one "stage," as it refers to the sets, and there will be non-Ghostbusting story lines: roaming a jungle filled with dinosaurs, perhaps, or searching for treasure in an Egyptian pyramid.
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CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER (2011), at 703 on FX, and IRON MAN (2008), at 8 on Syfy, tell yet more origin stories, while AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON (2015), at 8:30 on USA, and THOR: THE DARK WORLD (2013), at 10:30 on TNT, continue their characters' story lines.
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There are some heavyweight story lines that people are waiting for — and not even expecting — that are going to come up that will be hard to match in the future, and then set forth some new bombshell stuff that will carry us through for seasons to come and keep people as interested.
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"Now that winter has arrived on 'Game of Thrones,' executive producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss felt that the story lines of the next season would be better served by starting production a little later than usual, when the weather is changing," HBO's president of programming, Casey Bloys, said in a statement.
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Focusing on the human toll of espionage, but with enough cutting-edge gadgetry and au courant story lines to keep things provocative, the series was granted access during production to the Dírection Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure, or D.G.S.E., France's equivalent of the C.I.A. So just how much does the show get right?
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My TV show, "One Mississippi," is rooted in reality and uses the skeletons of the stories and ideas that go into my stand-up, but we completely made up story lines and characters for entertainment — it will be fun to see people try to guess what is real and what is fiction.
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In addition to its glaringly problematic story lines, "Friends" had some issues with continuity that can be hard to ignore to this day, from petty details (like characters having multiple different birthdays) to major emotional moments getting little to no follow-through (like Phoebe's birth parents disappearing from her life without explanation).
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It weaves together three story lines — the friendship between Tupac (Marcc Rose) and Biggie (Wavyy Jonez), which soured and ultimately collapsed; the original L.A.P.D. investigation into Biggie's murder, steered maniacally by the detective Russell Poole (Jimmi Simpson); and the task force convened a decade after the killings, helmed by Mr. Kading (Josh Duhamel).
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Mr. Deripaska's ties to Mr. Manafort, who has pleaded guilty to charges bought by the team of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, have made the oligarch a bit character in various tangled story lines around the investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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"Love & Hip Hop" has received a lot of criticism (along with other VH1 reality shows like "Basketball Wives" and "Black Ink Crew") because of the over-the-top behavior of some of its cast members and its sensational story lines, aspects of the show that, for many people, slip into damaging clichés.
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In that way, it will be almost like old times, with some of 2017's compelling story lines — the Los Angeles Dodgers' torrid pace, the Chicago Cubs' up-and-down season — being pushed to the side while the Yankees and the Red Sox go at it, and go at it some more.
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Fleming does a masterly job juggling story lines, from Lindbergh's marriage and flying partnership with Anne Morrow, to the kidnapping of their son and the resulting media circus, to Lindbergh's quest to invent machines that could prolong the "right" sort of human life — a demented vision born of his belief in white supremacy.
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His works often overgrew their intended boundaries, with first editions issued in paperback, followed a year later by a hardcover edition twice as long and crammed with additional material — and sometimes artifacts like votive candles and dried mushrooms, the fictive story lines spilling out of the page and into three-dimensional reality.
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This gripping novel alternates between two story lines: in one, the budding con artists Nat and Ruth struggle to survive in an abusive Christian foster home; in the other, set some years in the future, Ruth, inexplicably rendered mute, leads her niece, Cora, on a journey across New York State on foot.
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Here are some story lines to watch in the N.H.L. After nine seasons as the cornerstone center of the Islanders, John Tavares, above, signed with his hometown team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, who are in the midst of a sharp ascent to relevance under the watch of team president Brendan Shanahan and Coach Mike Babcock.
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But in our current moment, it's harder to stomach another show that wants to have it both ways — to maintain its humanist bona fides with story lines about "good" Muslims who are unfairly suspected while stoking adrenaline and ratings with the constant, casual slaughter of anyone who can be painted as a bad guy.
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And as it shepherds a number of story lines toward plots that involve murder or suicide (which doesn't make "Bandersnatch" all that different from most procedurals and prestige dramas), it keeps calling attention to its superficial takes on Important Ideas in a grandiose manner that makes the meta episodes of Dan Harmon's "Community" seem restrained.
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Here's DeMario's version of events, as told by people with whom he spoke: Last Sunday -- the first day of production at a Mexican resort -- DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios were told by producers one of the story lines would be the 2 of them hooking up ... especially entertaining because both are considered villains from previous shows.
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The plays, which are now in revival under the joint title " The Red Letter Plays " (at the Signature), present different landscapes and story lines, but they have a number of technical similarities—including the use of monologues, projected titles, and songs—and both examine a woman's dream of motherhood and the challenges of mothering without societal support or faith.
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Mr. Crook writes and directs every episode, and if he isn't quite as sharp in the second season — story lines involving Becky's desire to chuck her job and move to Africa, and a German visitor's search for the World War II airplane that crashed with his father aboard, are a bit flat — he maintains the show's morbidly whimsical tone.
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Another episode of "Seinfeld" was just getting under way, the back-to-back shows courtesy of NBC, the interweaving story lines being established in that first minute: someone determined, someone displeased, the fatal flaw introduced, followed, thirty minutes later, by the abrupt resolution, and all of it funny, until all of it suddenly was not funny.
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" When these writers renounce names, they express both a distrust of language itself as a tool for understanding the world, and an awareness that namelessness "is a social as well as a metaphysical disease, one that tends to afflict women, minorities, the poor, the outcast—those treated as background extras in the primary story lines of history.
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In the seven years since Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk created "American Horror Story," with completely different story lines and characters each season, anthology shows have become home to some of the most ambitious and creative storytelling on TV. With "Electric Dreams" the format takes its next evolutionary step, with a new story and creative team for each episode.
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The imperatives of cable television, which thrives on simplified story lines and high-decibel confrontation, don't necessarily align with the goals of the candidates, who seek a fair chance to get their message out, or of voters, who want to size up the candidates as people and educate themselves about salient differences in their policies and values.
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While the figures have yet to reflect the makeup of the United States population, they are a clear indicator that in 2018 at least, when "Black Panther" and "Crazy Rich Asians" broke box office records, Hollywood studios heeded demands to bring a broader array of story lines and actors to screens, and seemingly reaped rewards from doing so.
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To keep things moving, Mr. Falls and Mr. Bockley boiled the novel down to essential characters and story lines, though they would periodically restore some of the stories-within-stories-within-stories, like the tale of a painter who attaches his mummified hand to a self-portrait — one of the many stories of artistic madness that pop up throughout Mr. Bolaño's work.
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It was our last 10 episodes and we were like, 'Look, what story lines, what relationships, what paths haven't we gone down yet and why not, and let's just see where it goes,'" he told EW. "Sometimes with romances, we do a few test-out scenes where we see how the chemistry works, and it just really worked with them.
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Over the past decade, no comic had a greater impact on me than Louis C.K. While my relationship with his old work has changed — I can't laugh at his rape jokes anymore, and the story lines on his FX show that touched on assault now seem like obscene rationalizations — I still regularly think about Louis C.K. punch lines and chuckle.
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Over the past decade, no comic had a greater impact on me than Louis C.K. While my relationship with his old work has changed — I can't laugh at his rape jokes anymore, and the story lines on his FX show that touched on assault now seem like obscene rationalizations — I still regularly think about Louis C.K. punch lines and chuckle.
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The book starts just before Thanksgiving 2014 and covers the three signal story lines of his next year: the grueling illness and death of his elder son, Beau, of brain cancer at 46; his difficult decision not to pursue the Democratic nomination for president in 20133; and his welcome workload as vice president, particularly on foreign crises in Iraq, Ukraine and Central America.
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Scene by scene, Biden toggles briskly among his three story lines: from an emotional family meeting at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, to an urgent phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi about the Islamic State, to a friendly lunch with President Obama, who is tactfully trying to discourage the vice president from pursuing the Democratic nomination.
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Created by the husband-and-wife team Paul Rutman ("Indian Summers") and Natasha Narayan, "Next of Kin" incorporates typical story lines of the immigrant family drama — a confused and wayward son, a daughter who's afraid to come out, a white husband who feels unaccepted — but turns the pressure up by putting a terrorist investigation at the center of the story.
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" [laughs] Find all of our Grammys coverage here and follow the biggest story lines: The ousted Grammys chief Deborah Dugan is at war with the Recording Academy Lizzo leads all nominees with 8 nods; Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X follow with 6 Meet the country-soul singer Yola and 5 more artists to watch transcript "Vamo' a arrancarlo con altura.
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As Brian Hibbs, the owner of the two Comix Experience stores in San Francisco, said in an interview, Marvel has recently been experiencing a "massive sales slump" because of more basic factors: the frequent restarting of series with new No. 1 issues; fan fatigue over story lines that promise changes but fail to deliver; and the introduction of a deluge of new series.
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For a show that drops major twists just about every week and already has plenty of story lines running (not to mention juggling Mandy Moore's wigs and Milo Ventimiglia's facial hair), adding one more actor to the mix may come as a blessing for those who enjoy speculating on the show's direction or a curse for viewers who reach for the tissues every week.
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Getting to the finish line is not seamless — the last part of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," the seventh and final book in the series, has some lumpy passages of exposition and a couple of clunky detours — but the overall conclusion and its determination of the main characters' story lines possess a convincing inevitability that make some of the prepublication speculation seem curiously blinkered in retrospect.
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Combined with the programming on Fox News and stories from Trump-friendly outlets like Rasmussen Reports, which publishes a daily tracking poll of the president's approval ratings that is typically several percentage points higher than other surveys, the conservative media is wrapping Mr. Trump and his supporters in a security blanket of their own facts, data points and story lines about the Ukraine controversy.
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It continued to be the Season of Paige this week on "The Americans," and with just three episodes left in the season, it really is getting harder to see how any of the adult story lines — the fates of Oleg, Sofia and the Morozovs; the truth about Renee; the Topeka trysting; the Gaad fallout — are going to tie together or be resolved in a satisfactory way.
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"We've got some pretty powerful story lines that are emerging that not only racing fans can follow but sports fans in general, and hopefully we're raising the general profile and the level of interest in racing throughout the United States and the world as a result," said Boyd Browning, the president and chief executive of Fasig-Tipton, which offered the bonus that lured Nyquist to the East.
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In "Reunion," only two story lines — one following Dolores, Teddy and company as they assemble an army and have a run-in with Maeve, the other following the Man in Black and Lorenzo as they start their search for the Door — take place in what we might call "the present," unfolding in continuity with the revolt that began at the end of last season.
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And ESPN has had no shortage of political story lines to explore lately, after quarterback Colin Kaepernick knelt during the national anthem in protest of what he saw as widespread American racism, the United States women's soccer team and women's hockey team raised issues of equal pay in labor disputes, and several members of the New England Patriots declined an invitation to the White House.
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As far as story lines, it seems likely that these are references to a few classic horror flicks including Children Of The Corn, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and The Zodiac Killer (the serial killer hailed from Kansas.) Of course, co-creator Ryan Murphy could pull the rug out from under us at any minute with a new teaser hinting at a new theme, but I'm betting my money on the corn.
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After decades of formula network programming that, with notable exceptions, had made a wasteland of television, Mr. Tinker changed the landscape, using ensemble casts and intertwined story lines, casting blacks and women in leading roles and examining serious topical issues: life and death in a hospital for the poor; conflicts in a family or an impoverished police precinct; a reporter's look at civil rights, insanity or checkbook journalism.
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