What TV Series to Binge this Weekend: Hollywood Darlings

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I know what I will be binging watching this weekend on Xfinity on Demand, POP TV's Hollywood Darlings- an improv comedy series following childhood stars and friends Jodie Sweetin (Full House), Christine Lakin(Step by Step), and Beverley Mitchell(7th Heaven) navigate the ups and downs of life in Hollywood. Through a series of misadventures, they guide and support one and other through crazy social situations, relationships, and their careers!

On Thursday, 4/19 I got to meet 90's favorite childhood stars, Jodie Sweetin (Full House), Christine Lakin(Step by Step), and Beverley Mitchell(7th Heaven) at my local Xfinity store for the season 2 premiere of Hollywood Darlings. Along with a Q&A there was a fan meet and great as well as mini makeovers! The comedy series kicked off its second season on April 18th, new episodes will air on Pop each week. To find your channel go to Poptv.com and enter your zip code.

They'll be in King of Prussia, PA on 4/20 from 3-5 if you're from that area definitely head over for a little local fun.

About Pop:
​Fans don’t sit at the outskirts of pop culture making snarky comments. They live right smack in the middle of it, sharing, creating and connecting their passions with others. Pop gives fans a dedicated channel that loves being a fan as much as they do. A channel filled with optimism, humor, excitement and a passion for the great times in life – those you remember and those still to come.
Pop is a joint venture of CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS.A and CBS) and Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF.A, LGF.B). The partnership combines CBS’ programming, production and marketing assets with Lionsgate’s resources in motion pictures, television and digitally delivered content. Pop’s ownership structure is comprised of the company with the #1 broadcast network and many of the top first-run syndication series and the studio responsible for the worldwide box office phenomenon “La La Land,” winner of six Academy Awards, the breakout smash “Wonder,” the blockbuster “Hunger Games,” “Twilight Saga,” “John Wick” and “Now You See Me” franchises and acclaimed television series including “Orange is the New Black,” “Nashville,” “Casual,” “Dear White People” and “Greenleaf."