17 TV Moments From This Week That We Can't Stop Talking About

    The Zoey 101 cast reuniting on All That is a 2000s kid's dream.

    Nora Dominick
    by Nora Dominick

    BuzzFeed Staff

    MASSIVE spoilers ahead! And there are mentions of sexual assault in #1 and #2.

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    1. First, I May Destroy You centered on a flashback to Arabella and Terry at school as they helped their friend Ryan after he's wrongfully accused of sexually assaulting Theo.

    Ryan telling his friends, "You lot saved me, man" and Terry declaring that their group is called the alliance
    HBO

    Theo falsely accused Ryan after he took a photo while they were consensually having sex and learned that other guys she's hooked up with have done the same.

    2. Also on I May Destroy You, in present day, Arabella reconnected with Theo and opened up in a group therapy session.

    Arabella saying she's in therapy so she can learn "how to avoid being raped" and that there has to be some way because if there isn't what kind of world would that be. And Theo saying that is what therapy is for
    HBO

    3. The Zoey 101 cast reunited in a sketch on All That this week that focused on the cast dealing with Thelma Stump, who was blocking a door to the sound stage.

    The Zoey 101 cast trying to prove to the elderly Thelma Stump that they are really the cast by posing like the poster
    Nickelodeon

    Jamie Lynn Spears played Thelma Stump just like she did in the original All That series. Also, you can watch the full sketch here.

    4. P-Valley premiered on Starz this week. The new series follows the lives of strip club dancers in Mississippi — it has only been one episode, and Uncle Clifford is already one of the best new characters on TV.

    Nicco Annan as Uncle Clifford in P-Valley
    Tina Rowden / Starz

    5. On Stargirl, Barbara shockingly walked in on Courtney wielding the Cosmic Staff while she was arguing with Pat about whether to tell Barbara about Stargirl.

    Barbara coming into the basement, seeing Courtney, Pat, and the Cosmic Staff, and saying, "What is that? What the hell is that?"
    The CW

    6. On The Bold Type Season 4 finale, Sutton started to spiral following Richard's departure and she ended up going home and sleeping with her high school boyfriend, Billy.

    Billy telling Sutton, "You know what? It's okay. I always knew you were too good for me." Then, Sutton responding, "I'm not" before kissing Billy
    Freeform

    Also, Kat continued her relationship with Eva, and Jane fought to pursue a story about inappropriate workplace conduct after it was revealed that one of the women involved dated Jacqueline's husband. Also, this season was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    7. The 30 Rock cast reunited for a special that focused on Kenneth wanting to revive TGS for NBC's new streaming platform, Peacock — basically, the special was just a reallllly long Peacock ad.

    Jack, Liz, Tracy, and Jenna on a video call with Kenneth
    NBC

    8. On Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., some of Yo-Yo's backstory was finally revealed when she told May about accidentally getting her uncle killed.

    May reassuring Yo-Yo that her uncle's death wasn't her fault and saying that being impulsive isn't always bad and she should forgive herself
    ABC

    9. Also on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Jiaying reappeared this week and we learned that Daisy actually has a half sister named Kora.

    Jiaying asking Kora to remember when they would read stories together and Kora angrily responding, "I'm not a child anymore"
    ABC

    10. Little Voice premiered on AppleTV+ this week. Created by Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson, the series follows Bess, an aspiring songwriter who is struggling to break out of her shell and discover her voice.

    Colton Ryan and Brittany O’Grady as Samuel and Bess singing and playing guitar together
    AppleTV+

    11. On The 100, we learned why Hope was absent from meeting Clarke last week, when it was revealed that Hope was punished for not letting go of her relationships and becoming a Bardoan warrior.

    Echo saying, "We have to break her spirit. Rip apart her bonds. Five years on Penance"
    The CW

    12. Also on The 100, back on Sanctum, Sheidheda revealed himself and ultimately murdered all of the Primes' followers.

    Murphy walking into a room and seeing that Sheidheda murdered everyone
    The CW

    13. Brave New World started streaming on Peacock this week. Based on Aldous Huxley's novel, the series shows a utopian society that is ultimately disrupted after John arrives from the Savage Lands.

    Steve Schofield / Peacock

    14. On the Hightown season finale, Frankie was released from prison after Renee revealed her relationship with Ray and it led to him getting fired — this came moments after Jackie and Ray finally had evidence against Frankie and Osito.

    Frankie reuniting with Renee outside of jail and Jackie watching them from her car
    Starz

    15. The Capture started streaming on Peacock. The show puts a spotlight on what happens when power is abused, especially when it comes to video surveillance and facial recognition.

    Callum Turner as Shaun Emery in The Capture
    Nick Wall / BBC / Peacock

    16. On Perry Mason, despite warnings from the other members of her church, Sister Alice announced that she will make sure Charlie Dodson comes back to life on Easter Sunday.

    Tatiana Maslany as Sister Alice in Perry Mason
    HBO

    17. And finally, David Schwimmer returned to TV this week in Intelligence on Peacock. This workplace comedy follows Jerry, an NSA agent from the US who is tasked with helping inept computer analyst Joseph.

    David Schwimmer and Nick Mohammed as Jerry and Joseph in Intelligence
    Sky UK / Peacock

    What were your favorite TV moments this week? And what shows should we be watching this summer? Tell us in the comments below!

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