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Mike And Molly
The entertaining hit sitcom that launched box-office star Melissa McCarthy’s movie career (Bridesmaids, Identity Thief, St. Vincent, Spy) premiers its sixth season on Wednesday, January 6 at 8:00 p.m. ET. Mike & Molly is set to air on CBS for what may be its final season, and now is the perfect time to tune into the Mike & Molly saga – you’ll get to know a host of interesting and screwball characters along the hilarious way.
Featuring a Chicago-based couple who meet in an Overeaters Anonymous group and fall for each other, Mike & Molly has led the way in changing how lead characters are created and presented; audiences all over have been exposed to a show with actors that do not fit the long-established expectations for American stars. With an eccentric cast of family and friends, the series regularly bucks convention, makes us laugh with outlandish roles and scenes, and gives us an alternative view of finding love and family. Want to get to know Mike & Molly up close, but prefer to do it online? We’ll give you the goods, no anonymity required.
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Don’t stop there, though; hold onto your laptops and tablets and go wild with streaming episodes of Criminal Minds, The Good Wife, Big Bang Theory, newcomer Supergirl and more. Take a stroll through memory lane while you’re at it and check out full episodes of The Twilight Zone, Taxi, Star Trek and The Odd Couple, among the list of many. At $5.99 per month, the on demand subscription is well worth its cost. CBS throws in added bonuses with the All Access app, giving fans access to favorite episodes wherever they go. Live TV isn’t absent from the service either; quite a few markets allow viewers to stream CBS broadcasts live and in the

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