Fishtail

Episode aired Feb 6, 2018
TV-PGTV-PG
42m

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Jason Ritter and Kimberly Hebert Gregory in Kevin (Probably) Saves the World (2017)

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Looking to put an end to the "Lady of Laos" fiasco, Kevin travels to Canada in search of Tyler. However, his priorities quickly shift when Kevin realizes that deceiving Tyler actually means ... Read allLooking to put an end to the "Lady of Laos" fiasco, Kevin travels to Canada in search of Tyler. However, his priorities quickly shift when Kevin realizes that deceiving Tyler actually means finding the next righteous soul. Meanwhile, Amy and Nate draw closer, and Yvette learns th... Read allLooking to put an end to the "Lady of Laos" fiasco, Kevin travels to Canada in search of Tyler. However, his priorities quickly shift when Kevin realizes that deceiving Tyler actually means finding the next righteous soul. Meanwhile, Amy and Nate draw closer, and Yvette learns that she isn't the only celestial being susceptible to injury.

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8.2/10

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Screen Shot: Abby as "Kai" -ABC Kevin Probably Saves the World S1E13 "Fishtail"

Abby as "Kai" and "Reese" (Chloe East) -ABC Kevin Probably Saves the World S1E13 "Fishtail"

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Behind the Scenes: KPSW: Abby & Chloe East - S1 E13

Behind the Scenes: Kevin (Probably) Saves the World - S1 E13 2017

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Trivia
The market set in Victoria Canada was actually filmed at the historic Sweet Auburn Market in Atlanta Georgia.

Goofs
When Reese asks her mom for permission to go to the midnight movie, Amy says no, citing that it's a school night. However, Reese never mentioned what night the midnight movie was (and it wasn't that night, so there isn't even an implied "tonight").