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"227" Much of the action in this 1985-90 NBC sitcom unfolds on the large stone front steps of the titular Washington, D.C., apartment building, where the residents' discussions would then drive the storylines of the episodes. Marla Gibbs, Hal Wil- liams, Alaina Reed-Hall, Jackée Harry and Regina King head the cast. "Troppo" This joint U.S./Australia crime thriller series stars Thomas Jane ("The Expanse," "Hung") as Ted Conkaffey, an ex-cop accused of a disturbing crime who flees and hides out in the tropics of Far North Queensland. There, he gets drawn into in- vestigations of a wild murder and a missing person alongside a complicated woman (Nicole Chamoun, "The Gloaming") with secrets of her own. (ORIGINAL) "The Future Diary" From Japan comes the first two seasons of this rather unique reality series in which a man and a woman are given a mysterious diary that foretells of them falling in love — despite the fact that the pair are com- plete strangers and know nothing about each other. (ORIGINAL) The STREAM Scene Where all the top choices can be found in one place! "Shook" (May 22) This Disney Channel family comedy series follows Mia (Sofia Wylie, "High School Musical: The Musical — The Series"), a 15-year-old who yearns to dance professionally but is held back by responsibilities to her sister and single mother. Somali Rose, LeShay N. Tomlinson and Wayne Juice Mackins are also in the cast. Page 8 May 23 - 29, 2022 InFocus "For All Mankind: Season 3" (Apple TV+ — season premiere, June 10) The new season of this alternate-reality series moves the storyline into the '90s, when Mars becomes the new frontier in the space race, not only for the U.S. and the Soviet Union, but also an unexpected entrant with a lot to prove and even more at stake. Edi Gathegi ("StartUp") joins a returning cast that includes Joel Kinnaman, Shantel VanSanten, Jodi Balfour, Sonya Walger and Krys Marshall. (ORIGINAL)

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