Hollywood Writers Break Down ‘White Lotus' | Keep It
August 18, 2021
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as posted by the channelOn this week's episode of Keep It, Ira and Louis are joined by guest host Doreen St. Félix to talk about HBO's new series "White Lotus." They get into interesting plot points, casting misses, and their thoughts on the season finale. To those who haven't yet finished the season: SPOILER ALERT!
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