Jamie Lang and Sophie Haboo have arrived on Disney Plus.

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I've always wanted to be mom.

And we're bringing you on our journey through everything.

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At the end of all of this...

We're going to have a little baby. Raising Chelsea,

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about how Law and Order is planning to handle the George Floyd slaying and what the show's

value is in this time when amid calls for police reform. And we are not saying that we're getting

back to normal because let's be honest, nothing is getting back to normal anytime soon. And we are not saying that we're getting back to normal because, let's be honest,

nothing is getting back to normal anytime soon. But we're going to treat it this week as if

there are five headlines we want to talk about. Yes. And with that said, let's dive into this

week's headlines. Up first, Dakota Johnson is going to star in a comedy series called Rodeo Queens, which is in development at Amazon.

Elsewhere at the retail giant and streamer, the company has revived former pop series Flack for another season.

Over at Stars, the Premium Cable Network has renewed crime drama Hightown, starring Monica Raymond for a second season.

NBC is Cleaning House and has canceled rookie comedy Perfect Harmony and its Lincoln Rhyme

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