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Well, what can I say about September, except that ABC has released a release schedule and that MySeries has begun preparing for the Series of the Year election 2020.

August, the month that the Tour de France started. We were finally allowed to go on holiday, but not quite. And the month that finally featured the schedule announcements of the Big Five. Whether or not that has been received with cheers?

We can go on holidays again but under very strict rules, and we can't go everywhere yet. We went out anyways. Great, you'd probably think. Or maybe not at all?

Lights off, spotlight on! Time to see in which series this actor portrayed a character.

Lights off, spotlight on! Time to see in which series this actress portrayed a character.

'Based on a real story'. I always wonder what actually happened if a show starts off with that line. In this column, I try to find out what actually did happen and what has been added for the sake of an interesting story.

This June, theme parks, restaurants, movie theatres and escape rooms reopened. We're not quite there yet, though. We still live in a society where it is required to keep 1.5 meters distance from each other. And that affects us all.

Lights off, spotlight on! Time to see in which series this actor portrayed a character.

Even though The CW, FOX and CBS have already released the schedule for the upcoming 2020-2021 season, it remains a question when this television season will actually begin. Will it be September? Maybe even later. The coronavirus keeps us occupied, and tha

Lights off, spotlight on! Time to see in which series this actor portrayed a character.

In April, not a whole lot has changed for us. No schools, no movie theatres, no going out for a drink. We were advised to stay home. Watching series and doing some work around the house or in the garden, we tried to get through our days.

In March, the economy of the world was slowed down. Fighting the corona-virus was the only thing that mattered now. Preventing that others would be infected and end up sick.