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The Amazing Kate Casey

Welcome back to another episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey. I hope everybody's

having a great week. I have been watching that show, the Elizabeth Smart autobiography, the one

that she is narrating while an actress that looks remarkably like her portrays her.

And there are a lot of commercials, so you have to withstand that, but I have to say it's

pretty compelling. The book about her abduction is also really great, and I think that they

you know used a lot of the same people for interviews, including her uncles.

And it just breaks your heart, especially once you have kids to see how it just ripped apart

the family. And it's miraculous to me that they stayed married. And I would love the chance

to talk to her at some point. What a remarkable person. So if you're looking for something to watch,

add that to your cue, it's really good. And I also mentioned on my reality,

Life with Kate Casey Facebook page, if you're looking for something to watch this weekend,

watch that documentary on the Backstreet Boys. It's really, really interesting and heart-breaking,

especially in light of all these sexual harassment stories, because you know that Lou Perlman

was a horrible person. And I'm going to just tell you to, if there's one scene that you should watch,

it's when Nick Carter takes everyone back to his hometown, and he goes back to the school that he

grew up going to in Florida. And his reaction when he saw the teachers who were the only ones that

really took care of him. It's really, really heart-wrenching. So check that out. I just got out of

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