'9-1-1' Season 3 Ends With Very Happy News (Finale Spoilers!)

By Danielle Turchiano

Kristen Bell is gearing up to launch a brand new CBD skin care line and it has the cutest name – Happy Dance!

What a season, what a finale, what a time.  The Voice just closed out season 18 and revealed a winner in the strangest, most surreal finale of the entire series.

John Krasinski bid an emotional farewell on the final episode of his YouTube series "Some Good News." “The Office” star, 40, got choked up as he thanked millions of viewers for tuning in every week to his new channel, which he started in March when the quarantine began.

*SPOILER ALERT* It's hard to believe that it's been a year since the series finale of one of the most iconic shows in television history; Game of Thrones. While the David Benioff and D.B.

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Grab your tissues! On Sunday, John Krasinski continued his mission of bringing the world some good news amid the pandemic with the heartwarming finale of his YouTube show Some Good News. Announcing that the show will be taking a break, the A Quiet Place star relived some of Some Good News' most memorable moments from its 14-episode run, including the cast of The Office reuniting for a fan's wedding, hosting virtual prom and helping the class of 2020 have an epic graduation.

John Krasinski's webseries came into the world at a dark time and tried to inspire people to look on the bright side. On Sunday, the show posted what it called its finale, and demonstrated exactly how it succeeded in its mission.

A new American Idol has been crowned. Although the Sunday, May, 17, finale wasn’t what the stars are used to, the remaining singers were ready to compete. Dillon James, Jonny West, Arthur Gunn, Francisco Martin and Just Sam were announced as the final five at the top of the show, eliminating Julia Gargano and Louis Knight from the competition.

[Warning: The following post contains spoilers about 9-1-1's Season 3 finale, "What's Next?" Read on at your own risk!]

Monday's Season 3 finale of 9-1-1 will be eventful, to say the least. Not only will there be a catastrophic train derailment, but Connie Britton's Abby Clark is also back in the picture — with a fiancé, no less! Beyond the spectacle, we can also expect some quieter developments to unfold in the episode as well, as with this preview clip which shows Josh (Bryan Safi) and Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) dealing with the emotional aftermath of the siege on dispatch.

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By Andrea Reiher

Monday's Season 3 finale of 9-1-1 will be eventful, to say the least. Not only will there be a catastrophic train derailment, but Connie Britton's Abby Clark is also back in the picture — with a fiancé, no less! Beyond the spectacle, we can also expect some quieter developments to unfold in the episode as well, as with this preview clip which shows Josh (Bryan Safi) and Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) dealing with the emotional aftermath of the siege on dispatch.

Saturday Night Live will air its Season 45 finale on Saturday, May 9, the show confirmed on its official social media pages. It will mark the third digitally produced SNL at Home episode to air since the coronavirus pandemic led to the series shutting down in-studio production. Saturday Night Live will also offer a Mother's Day special featuring compilations of sketches from the past on Sunday, May 10.

Connie Britton returned to 9-1-1 in tonight’s penultimate episode of season three and the preview for next week’s finale revealed a big detail about what Abby has been up to.

By Erik Pedersen