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‘It’s Not Like That’: A Rummage Sale Brings a Conversation About Grief and the Future Between Malcolm and Flora (Exclusive Clip)
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That is not the reason, though, but Malcolm might try to put himself out there in the future.
Play videoIt’s Not Like That premiered on Wonder Project on Prime Video on Sunday, Jan. 25, with the first two episodes.
Also starring Erinn Hayes and J.R. Ramirez, the series follows Malcolm (Foley), “a pastor and recently widowed dad of three.
Upcoming Wonder Project titles include The Breadwinner, starring Nate Bargatze and Mandy Moore; Young Washington; and Flyer.
The first two episodes of It’s Not Like That are streaming now on Wonder Project on Prime Video.