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[04/20/15 - 02:09 PM]
CBS to Keep "Mom" at 9:00/8:00c on Thursdays for Remainder of Season
The series had been airing in said time period for the past two weeks.
[via press release from CBS]

CHRISTY AND BONNIE'S CONTENTIOUS RELATIONSHIP MAKES THEM UNWELCOME GUESTS WHEREVER THEY GO, ON "MOM," AT ITS NEW TIME, THURSDAY, APRIL 23

Editor's note: The air time for this episode has changed.

Octavia Spencer Returns as Regina; Jaime Pressly Returns as Jill; David Krumholtz Returns as Gregory

"Patient Zero and the Chocolate Fountain" - Christy and Bonnie's contentious relationship makes them unwelcome guests wherever they go, on MOM, at its new time, Thursday, April 23 (9:01-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

REGULAR CAST:

Anna Faris (Christy)
Allison Janney (Bonnie)
Matt Jones (Baxter)
Sadie Calvano (Violet)
Blake Garrett Rosenthal (Roscoe)
Mimi Kennedy (Marjorie)
Spencer Daniels (Luke)

GUEST CAST:

Octavia Spencer (Regina)
Jaime Pressly (Jill)
Beth Hall (Wendy)
Don McManus (Steve)
David Krumholtz (Gregory)
Van Epperson (Judge)
Kim Yarbrough (Bailiff)

STORY BY: Chuck Lorre, Eddie Gorodetsky, Nick Bakay and Marco Pennette

TELEPLAY BY: Adam Chase, Gemma Baker and Susan McMartin

DIRECTED BY: James Widdoes

CHRISTY BLAMES BONNIE WHEN ROSCOE ANNOUNCES HE WANTS TO LIVE WITH HIS FATHER, ON THE SECOND SEASON FINALE OF "MOM," AT ITS NEW TIME, THURSDAY, APRIL 30

Editor's note: The air time for this episode has changed.

Octavia Spencer Returns as Regina; Jaime Pressly Returns as Jill; David Krumholtz Returns as Gregory

"Fun Girl Stuff and Eternal Salvation" - Christy blames Bonnie when Roscoe announces he wants to go live with his father, on the second season finale of MOM, at its new time, Thursday, April 30 (9:01-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Octavia Spencer returns as Regina. Jaime Pressly returns as Jill. David Krumholtz returns as Gregory.

REGULAR CAST:

Anna Faris (Christy)
Allison Janney (Bonnie)
Sadie Calvano (Violet)
Matt Jones (Baxter)
Blake Garrett Rosenthal (Roscoe)
French Stewart (Chef Rudy)
Mimi Kennedy (Marjorie)
Spencer Daniels (Luke)

GUEST CAST:

Octavia Spencer (Regina)
Jaime Pressly (Jill)
David Krumholtz (Gregory)
Jonny Coyne (Mr. Perugian)
Beth Hall (Wendy)

STORY BY: Alissa Neubauer and Sheldon Bull

TELEPLAY BY: Chuck Lorre and Warren Bell

DIRECTED BY: James Widdoes





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