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An hour-long original series on SYFY titled SurrealEstate delves into both frightening and humorous adventures. The story revolves around a specialized real estate team working under the Roman Agency (which might be renamed the Roman-Ireland Agency this season). This team, led by Luke Roman, portrayed by Tim Rozon from Wynonna Earp and Schitt’s Creek, consists of paranormal experts. They don’t just clear away construction waste to prepare properties for sale; they also deal with entities such as spirits, ghosts, ancient witches, and perhaps a malevolent force lurking within the very walls of some houses.

In June of 2024, astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore reached the International Space Station (ISS) on Boeing’s experimental Starliner spacecraft. The aim was to test the vehicle and prepare it for regular crewed missions with NASA. Originally planned as a week-long voyage, the mission ended up lasting almost an entire year. Now, at last, Williams and Wilmore are returning home.

In the TV series “Fire Country,” Gabriela Perez (Stephanie Arcila) is stepping out of her past romantic complications and moving forward, as her ex-love Bode Leone (Max Thieriot) progresses in his life. After a significant development – Bode’s kiss with Audrey James (Leven Rambin) in some previous episodes – it’s about time for Gabriela to enjoy fresh beginnings following her daring leap out of chaos.

During the episode “Death Trap,” she meets a charming man named Finn (Blake Lee), who lives near Estelle (Brenda Matthews), the hoarder whose clutter endangers everyone’s safety. Gabriela and Finn grow closer while clearing the property and extinguishing a fire, and their flirtatious interactions lead to contemplating a substantial romance.

In “One Last Time,” they decide to go on their first date, implying that Gabriela is now actively dating again after a long hiatus and has an opportunity to discover a new kind of love – something distinct from her stormy relationship with Bode.

It’s clear that Bode Leone (previously known as Max Thieriot) on the show “Fire Country” is no stranger to quick thinking. He’s a man who always seems to have a strategy, and he often comes up with clever ways to tackle complex problems. For instance, in the episode titled “One Last Time,” when faced with putting out a fire in a lighthouse, he ingeniously resolved the beacon’s electrical problem by igniting a controlled burn. How did he manage this? He utilized a gum wrapper and a battery to spark a small fire, thereby warning an approaching ship away from the treacherous coastline. That’s what you call thinking on your feet, and it’s not only smart but also heroic. Angus MacGyver (Richard Dean Anderson) would undoubtedly be impressed.

Slated for an early next year debut, this launch initiates a fresh, extended collaboration between the two colossal corporations. Earlier, the construction kits based on Pokémon were solely manufactured by Mattel, who has held the licensing rights for nearly twenty years.