Here Are 19 Of The Most Unforgettable TV Moments From This Week
Tales of the City
started streaming on Netflix this week. The show was inspired by Armistead Maupin's books and follows Mary Ann as she returns to San Francisco and reunites with old friends and family.The series stars Laura Linney, Ellen Page, Charlie Barnett, Paul Gross, Victor Garber, Ashley Park, Christopher Larkin, Olympia Dukakis, and Zosia Memet., we learned that Clarke isn't actually dead, but is being held captive inside her own mind — Josephine, I think it's time you give Clarke back.
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