Kelly Connolly is a senior editor at TV Guide, with a background in entertainment journalism. She has previously worked at Entertainment Weekly and People. Kelly's expertise lies in providing comprehensive guides and recommendations for what to watch on various streaming platforms, as well as covering the latest releases and updates in the television and film industry.
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Super news: Extraordinary is back
The series signed off after 246 episodes, so we looked back on the standouts.
By: Kelly Connolly
It's spring out — time for Fallout
If you like Evil on Paramount+, here are more clever dramas to watch next, like The X-Files, The Good Fight, Hannibal, Fringe, and Mrs. Davis.
Lily Gladstone stars in the true-crime drama Under the Bridge
By: Kelly Connolly
It's always vampire season on TV Forget about fall: Monsters, vampires, and demons belong on TV all four seasons of the year, and they're all coming out of the woodwork this May.
Monday nights are for dramatic rescues
Grey's Anatomy will keep you up late this fall Let's get this out of the way: Thursday night is still night.
By: Kelly Connolly
Are you ready for life outside Scranton? As Dwight Schrute ( Rainn Wilson ) once said, identity theft is not a joke.
By: Jimmy Connolly, Cormac Harmening, Michael Golon, Brody Lang, Mikey Heidemann, Kelly Connolly, Maria Taylor, Cunnea, Erin Heidemann, Edward Lyon, Mickey Perfetti, Marty Ryan, Kieran Thiagarajan, Harry Pfeiffer
The St. Catherine of Alexandria-Black seventh-grade volleyball team defeated St. Barnabas-Red 21-19, 21-15 on May 8 at Marist High School to win the Southside Catholic Conference championship. The Chargers roster includes Jack Taylor (2 aces, kill), Jack Cunnea (8 kills, 2 aces), Carter Buczko (3 kills, 2 aces), Jimmy Connolly (2 assists), Cormac Harmening (4 kills), Michael Golon (3 aces), Brody Lang, Mikey Heidemann, Coach Kelly Connolly, Assistant Coach Maria Taylor, Assistant Coach Jeanine Cunnea and Assistant Coach Erin Heidemann. St. Catherine rallied in both sets to claim the 2-set victory, including being down 16-13 in the first and 11-7 in the second. The St. Barnabas roster includes Edward Lyon, Mickey Perfetti, Marty Ryan, Kieran Thiagarajan (kill), Harry Pfeiffer (kill), Max DeHoyos (13 kills, 2 aces), Turner Liss (2 aces, 2 kills), Sam Konrath (6 assists), Cooper Tyrcha (4 assists), Jimmy Jennings, Jimmy Murrihy, Coach Danny DeHoyos and Assistant Coach Vinny Thiagarajan. (Review photo) Tags St. Catherine Of Alexandria Elementary School St. Barnabas Elementary School Jack Taylor Jack Cunnea Carter Buczko
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