News, Queen Charlotte, and Rough Diamonds

Welcome back to Julie Loves Television. This week I watched way less than last, which is normal pattern. Some weeks I find a ton of stuff I am interested in watching, others less so.6:00 News Stories18:00 Continuation “Monster” Series After Jeffery Dahmer Series with Menedez Brother22:19 The Summer I Turned Pretty27:11 What I Missed : School Spirits35:00 Queen Charlotte53:30 Rough Diamonds Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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