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Stereotypes In 'Beauty And The Beast'

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Beauty and the Beast viewers were eager to find out if Cat was indeed pregnant. Now, in the latest season 4 episode 5 previews, the couple might be thinking they want out.

It was a sneak peek into the life of Cat and Vincent in their quest to become normal. The Beauty and the Beast couple had an insight to what they could expect from their relationship. Becoming pregnant is part of the deal. But while Cat is not pregnant, she did realize that she eventually wants to get to that point in her life.

In next week’s episode, posts indicated that Vincent, played by Jay Ryan, and Cat, played by Kristin Kreuk, will realize that that they need to go into hiding (again) because someone is out to get Vincent. Coming from their recent pregnancy scare, Cat wonders what it would be like if Vincent was never around. At the same time, VIncent wonders if Cat would have been better off without him in her life. Vincent learns that her life would have been simpler without him as they do not need to go into hiding with the constant threat of being exposed. Now, someone is out to get him and their future is at stake. …show more content…

Is it possible that Cat would eventually have kids with Vincent? Stuart Gillard directed this episode and written by Melissa Glenn.

This signals the end as the episodes are now leading to a fantastical view of a life together without anyone chasing them, or they hope. On October 13, 2015, it was announced that the upcoming fourth season of Beauty & the Beast would be the final season, which premiered on June 2, 2016, with its final episode airing on August 25, 2016.

Beauty and the Beast Season 4 episode 5 airs June 30 at 9:00 PM on The

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