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PREP ROUNDUP: Black Knights and Buffaloes fall on the road

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By Trey Williams
| The Greeneville Sun Verified
ERWIN — Unicoi County blazed a trail to the end zone when it hosted Chuckey-Doak for homecoming on Friday night. Senior Blaze Rice rushed for five touchdowns and the Blue Devils handed the Black Knights their first loss of the season via a 48-21 decision at Gentry Stadium. Rice scored four touchdowns in the first half and added another with 8:33 left in the third quarter. He finished with 16 carries for 113 yards after rushing for 297 yards and four TDs in a win at Gatlinburg-Pittman last week.
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What Showrunner Will Smith’s Exit Means for ‘Slow Horses’ Season 6

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By Trey Williams
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Courtesy of Apple TV Slow Horses, Apple TV’s wry cult spy series, isn’t planning on, well, slowing down anytime soon. The show, starring Gary Oldman as the crotchety and flatulent Jackson Lamb; Jack Lowden as River Cartwright; and Kristin Scott Thomas as MI5 director Diana Taverner, hit a bit of a snag at the end of its most recent fifth season, when lead writer and executive producer Will Smith walked away from the show for other pursuits.
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Is Going Global — Without Losing Its New York Soul

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By Trey Williams
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Selena Gomez and Steve Martin as Mabel Mora and Charles-Haden Savage in Only Murders in the Building. Disney/Patrick Harbron Only Murders in the Building showrunner John Hoffman wouldn’t mind if the show went on forever. The true-crime comedic mystery, starring Martin Short, Steve Martin and Selena Gomez, nabbed five Emmy nominations for its fifth season, including one for outstanding comedy series — a nod it’s received every year since its first season in 2021.
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