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Danielle Turchiano

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Content strategist, producer, dog mom. I watch enough TV to make *your* eyes bleed. Tweets here do not represent any brand, just a human's thoughts.
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Connie Britton reveals the secrets behind her ‘Phony’ makeover: ‘It’s strange!’

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By Danielle Turchiano
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Ever since Connie Britton took on the role of Tami Taylor on NBC's Friday Night Lights, many television fans wished they could have a "Mrs. Coach" in their own lives. As that classic football series celebrates its 20th anniversary, the actress is back on TV as another mother and school administrator. The new Hulu series Phony casts Britton as Ellen, a single mother who is thick as thieves with her teenage son Sonny (Sam Nivola).
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'A Different World' season 1 finale explained, Lisa Bonet cameo

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‘A Different World’ showrunner recaps Season 1’s romantic misadventures and teases a classic character’s return in Season 2 Original

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When A Different World showrunner Felicia Pride set out to return to Hillman College, she knew she had to infuse the new iteration of the vintage NBC sitcom with what the original delivered. Those necessary elements included everything from political consciousness-raising to building a new community among the students of the fictional HBCU. But it also came with a lot of romance — romance that's unfortunately been mostly snuffed out by the end of the reboot's first season.
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