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MOM (CBS)
When to Watch: Thursday, Oct. 27 at 9 p.m. What to Expect: In the fourth season of CBS’ comedy, Christy (Anna Faris) and Bonnie’s (Allison Janney) turf will be invaded when Bonnie’s new boyfriend, the wheelchair-bound Adam (William Fichtner, newly-minted series regular) moves in for a bit. His drinking will test the new relationship, but considering Fichtner’s promotion and the sparks seen in this exclusive photo, we think things will work out. Elsewhere in the season, Rosie O'Donnell’s Aunt Jeanine will return to tempt Christy to drop out of school and become a real estate agent. And both of her kids will give her gray hair with Violet’s (Sadie Calvano) bad judgement forces her to move back home and Roscoe (Blake Garrett Rosenthal) begins experimenting with pot.
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I watch a TV show on CBS called, “Mom.” It’s about a mother and daughter who are alcoholics and the struggles and adventures they have while trying to stay sober. I’ve loved it from the beginning because it’s so funny, so honest, and so touching. Now I love it even more because this season, one of the main characters is dating a man in a wheelchair and they touch on all the subjects all of us are always being asked about and the ones we often discuss. They show disability in a honest, funny way without being condescending. They show that disabled people aren’t angels, that they can do everything everyone else does, and they show the real stuff that goes on in a relationship when one person is able bodied and one isnt. This show talks about everything that matters most to me, and if you aren’t watching it already, I highly recommend you do!
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