Monica decides to hold a group reading event on campus, but becomes overwhelmed at appearing in front of her peers, on the summer finale episode of “Monica the Medium,” MONDAY, JUNE 27 (10:00 – 11:00 p.m. EDT), on Freeform.
In the episode “School Spirit,” Monica thinks the time is right to host her first solo event on campus and recruits her roommates for help. But the pressure of filling a large venue and sharing her gift with her peers leads Monica to break down. Monica and Tyler’s relationship continues to progress, but while on a date, Monica encounters a woman still grieving the tragic death of her mother many years before. Meanwhile, the group decides to celebrate Kayla’s graduation with a surprise paintball game.
The show is produced by Dave Caplan’s Trooper Entertainment in association with Lionsgate TV. Caplan serves as executive producer alongside Malachi McGlone.
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