Things may be rocky for Daphne and Travis but are things with Bay and Emmett heating back up? What about Noah? And what will happen if Travis finds out who hurt Daphne?
Check out the sneak peeks and promo for next week’s new episode of Switched at Birth: Drive in the Knife.
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How long can Spencer keep her secret to herself before she breaks? Will A ever let her? Spencer gets a new and unexpected message this week on the new episode of Pretty Little Liars. Check out these sneak peeks of the new episode What Becomes of the Broken-Hearted airing this Tuesday on ABC Family.
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Two more clips have been released.
After getting attacked in her food truck in last week’s episode, it looks like Daphne is left with a nasty bruise. How long can she keep the secret from her family? I’d say she’s pretty lucky it wasn’t worse than that. Also in the upcoming new episode of Switched at Birth, Bay throws a party that gets out of hand.
Check out these sneak peeks of the new episode, Human/Need/Desire airing Monday February 11th on ABC Family.
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The wait is over Irrelevants! Sure, it may not have been as long as the Winter hiatus but any break between Person of Interest episodes, at least for me, is too long. Especially with the killer ending we got in the previous episode. Talk about a cliffhanger. When we left off, Kara Stanton finally caught up with her old partner in crime, John.
The new episode airs tonight on CBS so be sure to tune in. For now, check out this sneak peek of the episode, Dead Reckoning here:
The promo says it all! A night of powerful emotions. Jealousy, fear, and the usual anger are just the first three that come to mind as we watch the preview of next week’s episode of Switched at Birth. Kathryn volunteers at Bay’s new school, Daphne gets herself in a pickle in more ways than one, and is Noah making all the boys jealous?
Check out these great sneak peeks at next week’s new episode of Switched at Birth: The Acquired Inability To Escape
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