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A visit, telling him he’s still looking for Ben (Tom Pelphrey). He starts working with Mel and we realize he’s the mysterious caller who asked him to come to the Ozarks. Now that Maya (Jessica Frances Dukes) doesn’t work with the Byrdes anymore, she starts spending time with Mel who asks her for her help with the search for Ben.-->Wendy’s dad Nathan (Richard Thomas) gives Jonah a visit, telling him he’s still looking for Ben (Tom Pelphrey). He starts working with Mel and we realize he’s the mysterious caller who asked him to come to the Ozarks. Now that Maya (Jessica Frances Dukes) doesn’t work with the Byrdes anymore, she starts spending time with Mel who asks her for her help with the search for Ben.The Byrdes meet with Omar in prison again, where Omar says he can’t run his operation from jail now that Javi’s gone. Marty volunteers to go to Mexico to reestablish Omar’s control, to which Omar agrees but suggests Marty tell everyone that Omar was the one to order the hit on Javi.-->The Byrdes meet with Omar in prison again, where Omar says he can’t run his operation from jail now that Javi’s gone. Marty volunteers to go to Mexico to reestablish Omar’s control, to which Omar agrees but suggests Marty tell everyone that Omar was the one to order the hit on Javi.Clare shows up at Ruth’s and tells her she has security footage of her killing Javi. Ruth is unfazed, however, and threatens her with a shotgun. Clare assures Ruth she wants to make a deal with her and doesn’t want to blackmail her, which seems to interest Ruth. At the episode’s end, we see Marty depart for Mexico.-->Clare shows up at Ruth’s and tells her she has security footage of her killing Javi. Ruth is unfazed, however, and threatens her with a shotgun. Clare assures Ruth she wants to make a deal with her and doesn’t want to blackmail her, which seems to interest Ruth. At the episode’s end, we see Marty depart for Mexico.Coming off such a strong premiere, the second episode of season 4 part 2 does feel a bit disappointing as the momentum starts to slow down. That said, it’s still an enjoyable entry in the season.-->Coming off such a strong premiere, the second episode of season 4 part 2 does feel a bit disappointing as the momentum starts to slow down. That said, it’s still an enjoyable entry in the season.Grade: B-->Grade: BOzark season 4 part 2 episode 3 recap: “You’re the Boss”-->Ozark season 4 part 2 episode 3 recap: “You’re the Boss”Ozark. Felix Solis as Omar Navarro in Season 4 Part 2 Episode 2 of Ozark. Cr. Courtesy

Prepare to head back into the box - destination everywhere.Cast[]The Doctor - Jodie WhittakerGraham O'Brien - Bradley WalshYasmin Khan - Mandip GillRyan Sinclair - Tosin ColeLin - Charlotte RitchieMitch - Nikesh PatelAaron - Daniel AdegboyegaPolice Officer Will - Darryl ClarkSecurity Guard Richard - Connor CallandFarmer Dinkle - James LewisMum - Sophie DuvalTeen 1 - Callum McDonaldTeen 2 - Harry VallanceCall Centre Polly - Laura EvelynSergeant - Michael BallardVoice of the Dalek - Nick BriggsCrew[]General production staffHead of Production - Radford NevilleExecutive Producer for the BBC - Ben IrvingProduction Executive - Tracie SimpsonLine Producer - Steffan MorrisProduction Manager - James DeHavilandSupervising Location Manager - Iwan RobertsLocation Manager - Lyn MosesUnit Manager - Jac JonesProduction Co-ordinator - Sandra CosfeldAssistant Production Co-ordinator - Jade StephensonProduction Assistant - Ellie SimmonsProduction Secretary - Alexandra Bahiyyih WainExecutive Assistant - Caroline CookUnit Drivers - Sean Evans, Paul Watkins, Jolyon DaveyUnit Medic - Glyn EvansBusiness Affairs - Elaine Evans, Steve RobsonTalent Team - Hannah Williams, Leanne Bowcott, Jeanette Sigsworth, Deborah Evans, Clare BakerProduction Accountant - Laurence ParkerAssistant Accountants - Helen Searle, Kate Barber-WilliamsScript departmentSeries Script Editor - Sheena BucktowonsingScript Editor - Fiona McAllisterDevelopment Executive - Frances Du PillePublishing Editor - Gabby De MetteisAssistant Script Editor - Hannah MasonCamera and lighting department1st Assistant Director - Nicki Ballantyne2nd Assistant Director - Delmi Thomas3rd Assistant Director - Christopher J ThomasAssistant Directors - Lauren Pate, Sion EirugScript Supervisor - Nicki ColesCamera Operator - Mark McQuoid ACOFocus Pullers - Jonathan Vidgen, Steve ReesGrip - John RobinsonAssistant Grip - Ben DanielCamera Assistants - Scott

Byrde (Sofia Hublitz) catches her and has her kicked out of the casino.Marty and Wendy return home from Mexico to find their windows have been broken. Jonah nonchalantly informs them he shot the windows out. When asked why he replies, “I was upset mom killed Ben. Tell me it isn’t true?”When Wendy tries to tell him it’s not that simple, he offers to give Helen a call since she’s the one who told him what happened. Wendy doesn’t beat around the bush and blurts out that Helen’s dead.While discussing whether Ben had to die or not, the PI shows up at the Byrdes’ house asking about Helen’s whereabouts. Right before leaving Jonah tells Mel he should talk to Helen’s daughter, Erin, and see what she knows.Marty and Wendy discuss Jonah and Marty suggests she ease up on him. They realize they just need to get Jonah to see there will be another side of this and they will get free of the cartel. How they’ll actually do that is apparently a complicated process that’s not yet in place. They’ll need large amounts of money and the ability to buy all the right people. They sarcastically go over their checklist…somehow turn Omar Navarro into a model citizen and convince Darlene Snell to shut down her heroin operation. Simple right?Agent Maya Miller (Jessica Frances Dukes) attends a meeting at the bureau to go over the takedown of the Lagunas cartel (Navarro’s biggest rival). Miller receives a pat on the back since she was instrumental in obtaining the information (thanks to Marty) that led to the takedown. Miller’s boss informs her she’ll be staying near the Ozarks because she’ll be needed back in the field after returning from maternity leave.Charlie Tahan as Wyatt Langmore, Julia Garner as Ruth Langmore, and Lisa Emery as Darlene Snell in ‘Ozark’ season four episode 1 (Photo Credit: Steve Dietl / Netflix © 2021)Marty and Wendy set up a meeting at the casino with Darlene and Wyatt tags along. Before starting the meeting Darlene explains they can’t start until their other partner arrives. Marty and Wendy are shocked

Stephen King adaptations and movies of the past 30 years. It’s true that the movie has played on TNT more than probably any other movie, but now you can watch the lanky Dufresne spend his time planning his escape without sitting through all those commercials.Stream it on HBO Max here.The Die Hard Movies (1988 - 1995)It is not Christmas until Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) falls from Nakatomi Plaza, so why not start a Christmastime marathon with the first three Die Hard movies? From 1988’s original holiday spectacle involving a cold and hardened New York cop in sunny Los Angeles to 1995’s Die Hard With a Vengeance there’s plenty to enjoy with this trilogy of John McClane (Bruce Willis) adventures this holiday season.Stream Die Hard, Die Hard 2, and Die Hard With a Vengeance on HBO Max.Dirty Dancing (1987)In the 1987 romantic drama Dirty Dancing, Frances “Baby” Houseman (Jennifer Grey) goes from the timid black sheep of her high society family to a strong and self-assured woman after meeting and falling for dance instructor Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze) in one of the most timeless and watchable dance movies out there.Stream it on HBO Max here.Chasing Amy And Clerks (1994 - 1997)Following the success of Clerks and Mallrats, which saw Kevin Smith lightly dabble in the world of romantic comedies, the filmmaker went all out with 1997’s Chasing Amy. More of a drama than anything else from Smith’s filmography, the movie follows Holden McNail (Ben Affleck) as the hopeless romantic comic book

Screen wouldn’t be what it is now had Roddenberry not boldly gone there first all those years ago. The original run has lived long — and we’ve all prospered.38) Frasier (1993-2004, 2023-present) ©NBCStreaming on: Channel 4, Paramount+, SkyShowrunner: David Angell, Peter Casey, David LeeStarring: Kelsey Grammer, Jane Leeves, David Hyde Pierce, Peri Gilpin, John MahoneyFrasier mastered the tricky combination of mostly using smarts (and the odd pratfall) to get its laughs. Cleverly transposing Kelsey Grammer's beloved Cheers stalwart to his hometown of Seattle and shifting the broader format of the original show to suit the unique quirks of its new characters, the most successful spin-off of all time is wordy and wise and not averse to indulging in the odd moment of high farce. Like the quality comedy theatre it aspired to emulate, Frasier's appeal continues to endure, despite the recent revival of the show being less than appointment viewing.Read Empire's review of the Frasier revival.37) Six Feet Under (2001-2005) ©HBOStreaming on: Sky/Now TVShowrunner: Alan BallStarring: Peter Krause, Michael C. Hall, Frances Conroy, Lauren Ambrose, Freddy RodriguezWith dark, surreal comedy and stark, blunt truths about life and death, it's little wonder that Six Feet Under flowed from the same pen that gave us the equally incredible American Beauty. Alan Ball's HBO series about a dysfunctional Pasadena family that runs an independent funeral home is a wonderful meditation on family, love and grief. Headed up by Peter Krause as prodigal elder son Nate Fisher and featuring Michael C. Hall, Frances Conroy, Lauren Ambrose and Rachel Griffiths, the cast, like every facet of this compelling production, oozes class, gifted with sharp writing and a finale that offers one of the most emotional wrap-ups in telly history.36) ER (1994-2009)Streaming on: Channel 4, SkyShowrunner: Michael CrichtonStarring: George Clooney, Anthony Edwards, Julianna Margulies, Laura Innes, Noah WyleIt ran until there wasn't a single member of the original cast left (at least, until the spectacular reunion finale) but ER amazingly showed little sign of decline throughout its 15-year run. Based on a film script by Michael Crichton, the series evolved into a weekly slice of emergency medicine at Chicago's county hospital, one that was separated from inferior imitators by smart scripts, great characters and a willingness to shock – from Dr. Greene's bathroom attack, to Lucy and Carter being stabbed by a knife-wielding schizophrenic. The list of cameos, both in front and behind the camera, is as long as your arm, boasting such names as Quentin Tarantino, Kirsten Dunst and Ewan McGregor.35) Blackadder (1983-1989) ©BBCStreaming on: Sky/Now TVShowrunner: Ben Elton, Richard CurtisStarring: Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson, Hugh Laurie, Tim McInnerny, Stephen FryFor a show that began expensive (for the time) and extravagant, and only survived less-than-thrilling