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How to Get Away with Murder Season 4: Will Annalize Be Dropped by the Story of Wes and Laurel?

sivertime — Sun, 19 Mar 2017 19:49:52 +0000

A few weeks after the end of season 3 of How to Get Away with Murder, the season 4 info begins to fall. Warning, spoilers.
But who killed Wes? If we could discover it in the last episode aired a few weeks ago on ABC, the characters still do not know and the discovery of this mystery will probably be at the heart of what will happen in the Season 4 of How to Get Away with Murder . But could that say that Annalise Keating, always brilliantly interpreted by Viola Davis, will go to the background? It is not entirely impossible and the showrunner of the series Pete Nowalk also seems to go in this direction. Before continuing, pay attention to the spoilers if you have not finished season 3. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter , Pete Nowalk explained that the sequel was going to turn to the family of Laurel Castillo and his father who ordered a friend of the family, Dominic, to execute Wes. So we assume that this is a new universe that will be discovered in the next episodes and we admit to you that we would not be against venturing out of the campus of Middleton University to explore new horizons.
This distance from the academic community mixed with the fact that it is probably the investigation to find out who killed Wes will take over could mean that Annalise will be less a central figure in season 4. After all the series has for The moment turned mainly around the lawyer despite the essential role of her students as well as Bonnie and Frank, but the story could gently turn to Laurel. It is her boyfriend who has just died, she carries Wes’s child and it is her father who ordered the murder of the young student . Besides, Laurel has also walked in the footsteps of Annalise lately, whether to investigate on her side or to take matters into hand during desperate situations.
Far from being less interesting, the series has the opportunity to offer us a certain renewal and dynamics that we have not yet seen between Keating 4 and Oliver. Annalise’s accusation and his stay in prison have already allowed them all to step back from their mentor and it is not as if Connor or Laurel had already wanted to detach themselves from their professor many times. Yet Annalise was also close to Wes and we imagine she will be as determined as her students to discover who killed her . In any case we are eager to know what awaits us in the next episodes and what will be the reaction of Laurel and the others when they discover the true identity of the killer. Michaela, Connor, Asher, Will Oliver and Annalise want Laurel? We will know soon enough … To wait until the start of the school year, we have already listed 5 answers that we want to have in season 4 of How to Get Away with Murder. What do you think ?

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How to Get Away with Murder: What will happen in Season 4?

sivertime — Sun, 12 Mar 2017 19:15:51 +0000

Several months before the return of Annalize Keating, one wonders already what awaits us in season 4 of How to Get Away with Murder. Watch out for spoilers!
It’s been a few weeks since the final season was broadcast and we’ve already asked ourselves five questions we want answers in season 4 of How to Get Away with Murder . Watch out for spoilers if you’re not up to date! But what’s the show going to say now that Wes is dead and we know who killed him? Well probably the Keating 4 and Annaling Keating’s quest to find out who killed their friend. History to change a bit, this time we will know who the guilty but not the characters and it should be particularly interesting to see Asher, Laurel, Michaela, Connor and Oliver pursue their quest for the truth while knowing when they are approaching Or precisely when they are far away. It must be said that ”
A new investigation, always closer to the characters, is what we can expect. One wonders however whether, as in the majority of the series before the death of Wes, business will come to rhythm the episodes. It should not be forgotten that the Keating 4 are still at the university and that they should also see them in full learning in addition to running after murderers . Annalise’s journey, however, could complicate things and mean that we will not see as many customers in the future, unless Bonnie takes over or Annalise finds a way to practice and teach again After all that she has lived. But let us reassure ourselves, Season 4 should not be anything but drama since the final season also offered us some happy moments, including a marriage request from Oliver to Connor. Will the boys realize all this in the next season? We hope so!
Between Wes’s death, Laurel’s baby and Annalize’s dark hours, How to Get Away with Murder did not give us much of a smile – except when Asher was on the screen – and a wedding would The perfect opportunity to show us another facet of the Keating 4. Since the beginning of the series, they have not been seen often relaxed and smiling and it would be interesting to see how they interact in a really happy context . Finally we assume that season 4 will show us how Laurel will eventually learn the truth and especially her reaction when she knows that her father has killed Wes. We should also discover at the same time why he made such a decision and whether this whole story is related to the Mahoney and / or Denver. In short, still of the mystery and the drama but perhaps also some joyful moments in the sequel. While waiting for the return and the return of the series, we wondered if we would see again Wes in the season 4 of How to Get Away with Murder. And you, what would you like to see in season 4?

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How To Get Away With Murder, The Walking Dead, Arrow: The Record of US Hearings of the Week!

sivertime — Sat, 25 Feb 2017 18:39:33 +0000

Like every Saturday, it’s time to take stock of the American audiences of your favorite series. So who is at the top, who makes a flop? Discover it now!
As the month of February is nearing its end, we meet to take stock of the American hearings of the series that were broadcast this week. Sunday : There were 11.08 million viewers in front of episode 10 of season 7 of The Walking Dead , with a rate of 5.3% over 18-49 years. This remains a very good audience, but the series is once again down and loses almost a million in a week. On the HBO side, the first series of Big Little Lies was followed by 1.13 million with a rate of 0.3%. A rather good start for the series, which has gathered 2.1 million people in all, counting the replays . The channel also launched Crashing which brought together 540,000 people and 0.2%, While there were 710,000 Americans ahead of Girls . On Showtime, Homeland (1.07 million and 0.3%) remains stable, and Season 2 of Billions (750,000 and 0.2%) has been launched, so it is a fairly sharp drop in comparison With the season finale of season 1 that had collected 1.01 million. The Royals (520,000 and 0.2%) and Black Sails (480,000 and 0.1%) were also broadcast. As for the series of networks, only CBS has proposed new episodes. NCIS: Los Angeles collected 8.61 million and 1.1% and there were 5.08 million curious ahead of Elementary (0.7%). Homeland (1.07 million and 0.3%) remained stable, and season 2 of Billions (750,000 and 0.2%) was launched, so it is a fairly sharp drop compared to the season Season 1 final which had collected 1.01 million. The Royals (520,000 and 0.2%) and Black Sails (480,000 and 0.1%) were also broadcast. As for the series of networks, only CBS has proposed new episodes. NCIS: Los Angeles collected 8.61 million and 1.1% and there were 5.08 million curious ahead of Elementary (0.7%). Homeland (1.07 million and 0.3%) remained stable, and Season 2 of Billions (750,000 and 0.2%) was launched, so it is a fairly sharp drop compared to the season Season 1 final which had collected 1.01 million. The Royals (520,000 and 0.2%) and Black Sails (480,000 and 0.1%) were also broadcast. As for the series of networks, only CBS has proposed new episodes. NCIS: Los Angeles collected 8.61 million and 1.1% and there were 5.08 million curious ahead of Elementary (0.7%). It is therefore a fairly sharp drop compared to the season finale of season 1 which had collected 1.01 million. The Royals (520,000 and 0.2%) and Black Sails (480,000 and 0.1%) were also broadcast. As for the series of networks, only CBS has proposed new episodes. NCIS: Los Angeles collected 8.61 million and 1.1% and there were 5.08 million curious ahead of Elementary (0.7%). It is therefore a fairly sharp drop compared to the season finale of season 1 which had collected 1.01 million. The Royals (520,000 and 0.2%) and Black Sails (480,000 and 0.1%) were also broadcast. As for the series of networks, only CBS has proposed new episodes. NCIS: Los Angeles collected 8.61 million and 1.1% and there were 5.08 million curious ahead of Elementary (0.7%).
Monday : On Monday, Timeless broadcast the last episode of its first season before 3.37 million people (0.9%). The series ended up on the rise and if it has not yet been renewed by NBC, it seems to be on track to clinch a second season . On CBS, if Scorpion (7.19 million and 1.2%) and 2 Broke Girls (5.81 million and 1.2%) remain stable, Kevin Can Wait (7.29 million and 1.4%), Man With a Plan (6.75 million and 1.3%) and Superior Donuts (6.71 million and 1.2%) are down. On the FOX side, 24: Legacy (4.42 million and 1%) and APB (3.75 million and 0.8%) are both down. The same goes for Supergirl on the CW which brought together 2.24 million with a rate of 0.7% on 18-49 years for his special Valentine episode, while Jane The Virgin (1.06 million and 0, 4%) remains stable. Quantico is stable on ABC with 2.47 million curious and 0.6%. On the cable, A & E launched the fifth and final season of Bates Motel in front of 1.34 million viewers with a rate of 0.5%, a timid departure from season 4. Shadowhunters was followed by 670,000 people (0.3%). While Jane The Virgin (1.06 million and 0.4%) remains stable. Quantico is stable on ABC with 2.47 million curious and 0.6%. On the cable, A & E launched the fifth and final season of Bates Motel in front of 1.34 million viewers with a rate of 0.5%, a timid departure from season 4. Shadowhunters was followed by 670,000 people (0.3%). While Jane The Virgin (1.06 million and 0.4%) remains stable. Quantico is stable on ABC with 2.47 million curious and 0.6%. On the cable, A & E launched the fifth and final season of Bates Motel in front of 1.34 million viewers with a rate of 0.5%, a timid departure from season 4. Shadowhunters was followed by 670,000 people (0.3%).
Tuesday : NBC is still in shape for Tuesday night as this week’s Us is (9.35 million and 2.5%) and Chicago Fire (7.16 million and 1.6%) are both up. On the CBS side, NCIS has its lowest rate in the 18-49 demo with 1.6% and with 14.87 million viewers, the series is down from last week . The same goes for NCIS: New Orleans (9.58 million and 1.1%) while Bull (10.66 million and 1.3%) remains stable. On ABC, Fresh Off The Boat (3.85 million and 1.1%) and The Real O’Neals (2.93 million and 0.9%) are up, while The Middle (6.27 million and 1 , 5%) and Agents of SHIELD (2.01 million and 0.6%) remain stable and finally American Housewife (5.21 million and 1.4%) is down. While it has just been renewed by FOX, The Mick is down this week with 2.38 million and 0.9%. New Girl rose slightly with 2.25 million and 1%, while Bones equaled its worst audience (2.90 million and 0.7%). The Flash (2.78 million and 1%) and Legends of Tomorrow (1.64 million and 0.6%) are both down on the CW. The Fosters (730,000 and 0.3%), Outsiders (770,000 and 0.2%) and Switched at Birth (520,000 and 0,
Wednesday : It is always a hit ABC for Wednesday evening through its family comedies. Black-ish (5.32 million and 1.6%) is up, while Modern Family (6.65 million and 2%) remains stable and The Goldbergs (6.21 million and 1.8%) and Speechless (5.34 million and 1.6%) still show a slight decrease. Meanwhile, Arrow achieves its worst audience with only 1.54 million curious and a rate of 0.5% over 18-49 years. This had no impact on The 100 (1 million and 0.4%) which remained stable . The two series of FOX, Lethal Weapon (6.26 million and 1.4%) and Star (3.89 million and 1, 2%) which have just been renewed for a season 2, are stable. CBS, while Esprit Criminals (7.33 million and 1.3%) remains stable over 18-49 years, it loses some viewers, Doubt remains weak with only 4 million and 0.6%. It has just been canceled by CBS. Chicago (6.68 million and 1.3%) and Blindspot (4.13 million and 0.8%) are stable on NBC, while New York: Special Unit (SVU) declines with 5.76 million and 1, 3% on the target. On the cable, The Magicians (880,000 and 0.4%) rose slightly, Legion (1.04 and 0.5%), Suits (1.25 million and 0.3%) and Man Seeking Woman (240 000 and 0,
Thursday : Season 3 of How To Get Away With Murder ended with a double episode that first attracted 5.07 million then 4.84 for the second. If there were fewer viewers than for the season finale of Season 2, How To Get Away With Murder ends up . On the other hand, there were 7.61 million viewers in front of episode 14 of season 13 of Gray’s Anatomy , the series then saw another drop in its hearings. In front, on CBS, The Big Bang Theory remains stable with 13.22 million curious and 2.8%. Training Day (3.67 million and 0.7%) is also stable while The Great Indoors (7.45 million and 1.5%), Mom (7.51 million and 1,
On the NBC side, The Blacklist (4.92 million and 0.9%) remains stable despite a change of time slot, it passes from 22h to 21h, in order to launch its spin-off, The Blacklist: Redemption before 4.2 Million and 0.8%. The spin-off hearings are consistent with the current figures of The Blacklist , but it is far from those of the pilot, which had attracted 12.58 million curious at the time. For the other series broadcast on NBC, Superstore (3.54 million and 1.1%) remains stable while Powerless (2.30 million and 0.7%) still falls. Supernatural (1.62 million and 0.6%) and Riverdale (970,000 and 0.3%) are both down. Friday : Yesterday evening, there were 1.07 million viewers in front of episode 14 of season 8 of The Vampire Diaries with a rate of 0.4% on the target, so the series of the CW remains stable. The same goes for the other series broadcast at 8 pm, Last Man Standing (6.60 million and 1.1%), Rosewood (2.69 million and 0.6%) and Grimm (3.98 million and 0, 8%), except for MacGyver (7.01 million and 1.1%) which is up on CBS. Dr. Ken (4.58 million and 0.9%) is also rising at 8:30 pm on ABC. Finally, all the series offered at 9pm, Hawaii Five-0 (9.02 million and 1.1%), Reign (610,000 and 0.2%), Sleepy Hollow (1.76 million and 0.5%) and Emerald City (2.31 million and 0.6%) are also stable. What do you think ?

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