Eight months after Oct. 7, many Jews, Arabs and followers of Islam in the
entertainment industry are feeling that they should keep quiet about the
conflict rather than risk personal and professional relationships:
The producers of "The Apprentice," a film that played at the Cannes Film
Festival where Sebastian Stan plays the former President learning the ropes
from the notorious lawyer Roy Cohn (played by "Succession"'s Jeremy
Strong), have been hit with a cease-and-desist from Trump's lawyers--the
Former Newfoundland politician Rex Murphy, known for his multisyllabic turn
of phrase, became a Canadian celebrity for his 21-year stint hosting CBC
Radio One's live-in-all-time-zones Sunday afternoon talk show "Cross
Country Checkup" and commentaries on the TV network's flagship newscast
If Daddy Zaslav can't keep the NBA in his company, it's time to get the
hell out and give WBD to someone who knows what they're doing.
Mark Jeffries
Saints Spotlight Editor
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On Fri, May 24, 2024 at 3:52 PM PGage wrote:
> From Puck News, a good summary of current sta
"Tires," the sitcom set in a tire store starring fired-from-"SNL" for
alleged racist statements in podcasts Shane Gillis (who was guest host on
said show earlier this year) as a rebellious employee, dropped today on the
service, but this week before the drop Netflix renewed it for a second
For that you get the full Peacock library with ads, Netflix's ad tier
(which does not include any "Pay One" window theatrical movie releases
licensed by Netflix, including Sony [Columbia/TriStar/Screen Gems/Sony
Classics] and Universal animated--"Madame Web," which dropped last week, is
the
The heading should say "Tasing." I know, the other way is more provocative.
On Sunday, May 19, 2024 at 10:29:37 AM UTC-5 Mark Jeffries wrote:
> The former "Jackass" star has been sued for $3M by one Daniel Curry,
> creative partner of Johnny Knoxville's co
The former "Jackass" star has been sued for $3M by one Daniel Curry,
creative partner of Johnny Knoxville's co-host Eric Andre (that guy with
the weird show on Adult Swim) and a "creative consultant" and "segment
producer" (reality TV for writer) on the ABC show, claiming that Knoxville
tased
As the Arrowverse fades away, the new, general audience, Nexstar TV Not to
Blog/Tweet/Post/Talk About CW to take shape--here we go:
Monday
8-9 p.m. – TRIVIAL PURSUIT--This is the third time that the trivia board
game has had an attempted television version. Back in 1993 when Freeform
was the
Long before Vanna, there was Dolores Roxanne Rosedale (who went only by her
middle name), who appeared every Saturday night on the original CBS version
of "Beat the Clock," snapping a photo of the couples in the aftermath of
the more gungy stunts with her camera loaded with the sponsor's
"Have I Got News for You," the long-running UK comedy news panel quiz (66
cycles over 34 years on the BBC), which has been rumored to have an
American version coming for years (to give you an idea of how long it's
been, at one point Norm MacDonald was being considered for host), will
finally
On his podcast this morning, Keith Olbermann tore apart this article (he
must've received a gift link, since he claims to have cancelled his NYT
subscription over the paper's boss PO'd over Biden's refusal to give him an
interview and the general "both sidesing" at the NYT) and claimed that it
Max is down for six more episodes of "Conan O'Brien Must Go":
Only 5 1/2 hours of scripted and only one sitcom, but no game shows.
Strange. Here we go:
Monday
8 p.m.: ESPN Monday Night Football (select weeks, simulcast on The
Worldwide Leader with the Manningcast on the Deuce--no indication how many
games and what will air the other weeks)
Tuesday
8
>From the Turner studios in Atlanta with no studio audience, after the
President challenged Trump to two debates in an attempt to bypass the
Presidential Debate Commission:
https://www.thewrap.com/biden-trump-debate-date-channel-cnn/
Hey Donny baby, be sure to mention Al Capone and Hannibal
After 34 years at CNN, most recently as Washington bureau chief and head of
the Spanish-language operation, Sam Feist will become only the third entity
to be CEO of the not-for-profit cable public affairs channel as of July,
replacing the duo of Rob Kennedy and Susan Swain, who replaced founder
A lot of NSFW material, including "We are building one enormous
ad-supported streaming pile of s--t.”:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/jimmy-kimmel-disney-upfronts-jokes-1235899131/
And: "Bob Iger should be retired by now, he should be off on a yacht
somewhere. Instead he’s here
Judy Sheindlin, who now does her TV judging for Amazon's Freevee while her
previous syndicated series reruns forever, is suing the owner of several
tabloids, including the National Enquirer, for a story that appeared in
InTouch Weekly claiming that she is seeking a new trial for the Menendez
That, of course, depends on whether Trump returns to office, has Meyers,
Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel tried and convicted of
treason and put before a firing squad:
https://www.thewrap.com/seth-meyers-renews-nbcuniversal-deal-late-night/
And don't put it past him.
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Two--count 'em--two nights of live-action scripted in the fall schedule, an
unusual move for a net that was saying before the strikes that unscripted
was the future (unless they owned the show, and I think you can figure out
what's coming)--here we go:
MONDAY:
8-9 p.m. — “9-1-1: Lone Star"
Being filmed in Chicago with a lot of the people who work on the Wolf One
Chicago shows the rest of the year.
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On Fri, May 10, 2024 at 9:26 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Ego Nwodim (*cute!*) joins Peacock moc
And doesn't the EBU provide shared news and events coverage with its member
broadcasters? That's where the "Eurovision" name comes from (and the blast
of Charpentier's "Te Deum" that begins and ends Eurovision broadcasts).
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On Fri, May
Back in 1975, a more rebellious Lorne Michaels and the like-minded Boomers
who were creating "Saturday Night Live" had to be aware of George S.
Kaufman's famous quip as they were preparing for what they were hoping as
their new home for satire on television--49 years later, Kaufman may be the
, when ABBA basically began their international career at
Eurovision, the production on their hit song "Waterloo" was understated
compared to the overblown spectacle Eurovision has become--and the fall of
the eastern Soviet bloc has made a big difference in what the contest has
become.
Mar
Singer Eden Golan has been told not to leave her hotel in Malmo, Sweden,
except for rehearsals and performances, as throngs outside are protesting
Israel's presence in the annual song contest--the song was originally
entitled "October Rain," but the Eurovision bosses rejected it as too
The AppleTV+ musical theater satire gets a stage treatment of its first
season parody of the Rodgers & Hammerstein school of musicals in January at
the Kennedy Center in Washington--creator/showrunner Cisco Paul and
choreographer Christopher Gattelli are involved, no indication yet how many
of
You're right.
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On Thu, May 9, 2024 at 1:01 PM 'David Bruggeman' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I think you mean Nikki Glaser rather than Ilana Glazer. The former is a
> frequent roaster and the latter you might remember from
Caitlin Clark's debut with the Indiana Fever against the Connecticut Sun
will also air this Tuesday on ESPN2 and ESPN+, but the decision to
livestream it (along with another WNBA game) on Disney+ is interesting, to
say the least, and may say something about the shrinking cable audience:
Last Sunday night on the streamer's live telecast of "The Greatest Roast of
All Time: Tom Brady," the reality TV star attempted to stand on the dais
and do her part of the roast, but the audience greeted her with a chorus of
boos, but she did finish. If you plan to watch the show on the
The big streamer, having more-or-less merged with the key parts of the Hulu
library, has now announced that "select" ESPN+ programming, including live
coverage, will be available by the end of the year--this is totally
separate from the announced full-service streaming version of the Worldwide
Due to him in LA doing John Mulaney's live Netflix show at 10 p.m. ET,
Jordan Klepper will be hosting tonight and Stewart's weekly appearance to
"both sides" the election will be on Thursday:
Katherine Maher, new CEO of the public radio network (and dear God, please,
no relation to Bill), has been called in by the House Energy and Commerce
Committee to meet them on Wednesday regarding alleged "bias" in the news
department, in the hopes that they can finally take away the
There seems to be a furor on social media that on last Tuesday night's
episode of NBC's reboot of "Password" Jimmy Fallon, co-producer of the
reboot and regular celebrity guest (since his late-night shows have done
"Password" as a regular bit), gave an illegal clue by saying "godmother" to
get
Summer is game show time on ABC, and the new show this summer is "Lucky
13," created by *one* of the creators of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"
(which is back on ABC this summer), produced by Kevin Bacon and fronted by
Shaquille O'Neal and Gina Rodriguez, where contestants try to predict how
"[Kevin] Spacey Unmasked," a two-part doc about the actor's alleged
inappropriate conduct with men, airs Monday and Tuesday on the UK's
commercial but not-for-profit Channel 4, and Spacey says he's going to
fight it all the way, calling the program in a Muskmedia (Twitter/X) post
that it is
Interesting. If Flower Films is involved with the show, will Drew demand
that Ross Matthews host?
Mark Jeffries
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On Thu, May 2, 2024 at 5:24 PM Joe Hass wrote:
> BuzzerBlog has Drew in the center square, with no identification of who's
> hosting.
>
It seemed to me that I had heard had Paramount was not going to do an
upfront presentation this year--and so CBS' fall lineup is out, with shows
delayed from last year by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes and mostly familiar
IP--this is according to The Wrap, all times ET, new shows ALL CAPS:
After an eight-year hiatus where it was on Fox-owned WPWR for three years
and Weigel's WCIU for five years, the now-Nexstar-owned The CW will return
to now-Nexstar-owned WGN in Chicago in September (WGN had been carrying CW
live sports turned down by WCIU, including the LIV golf tour):
Since I realize that none of you watch "The Masked Singer"--or in my case,
should not be watching "The Masked Singer"--it is my duty to let you know
that on last night's show, the pair of performers eliminated besides the
"iconic" (Nick Cannon and two of the Usual Gang of Idiots' word, not
Dave and Seinfeld were hinted in the initial promos and will be on the
six-part series, along with Jon Stewart, Sarah Silverman and many other
A-list comics, Los Lobos, Weezer, Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers,
filmmaker John Carpenter, O.J. trial attorney Marcia Clark and
others--"John
Meg Bennett got her first television appearance by lying that she wasn't an
actress to be a contestant on the Bill Cullen game show "Three on a Match"
(this was when AFTRA was saying that game show producers had to pay losing
union members scale instead of giving them American Tourister luggage
"Quiet on Set: The Dark SIde of Kids TV," the Investigation Discovery
docuseries that presented to the general public how big a creep Dan
Schneider was/is, is supposedly the most-watched program in Max's four-year
history, beating out the HBO hit "The Last of Us" and number one among
The writers of the viral video show that dominates the MTV program
schedule, who were hidden under credits like "creative consultant" and
"segment producer," are now under a WGA contract with better pay and
benefits, but considering the current state of cable TV, could it be
possible that
Live at 10:35 p.m. CT from Aug. 19 to Aug. 22, his first road trip in eight
years--his home will be the 4,000 seat Auditorium Theatre, a beautiful
venue but Colbert should talk to Dave about the problems of doing the show
from a huge venue when Oprah appeared on his first "Late Night" Chicago
Amazon MGM is rebooting "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" as a test of
celebrity grade school learning remembering, with a panel of fellow celebs
helping the contestant out and and hosted by the Super Bowl champ and BF of
Tay-Tay--Amazon Prime has picked the show up for 20 episodes:
If the famed producers of "Sesame Street" cannot make a deal with the WGA
by tomorrow, there will be picket lines outside the New York headquarters
of the producers on Friday:
https://www.thewrap.com/sesame-workshop-writers-strike-authorization/
Yeah, it would be cooler if it was SAG-AFTRA and
I assume that the BBC iPlayer listing is crediting Meghan Markle as Meghan
the Duchess of Sussex.
Mark Jeffries
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On Tue, Apr 16, 2024 at 10:41 AM Adam Bowie wrote:
> In the UK, Suits was also sold to the BBC a few weeks ago, going onto
> iPlayer alongside a
After Netflix picked up the rerun rights to the former USA Network legal
blue sky procedural last summer and found a huge new audience for the show,
MyNetworkTV, the Fox service that has quietly chugged along for years on a
prime time diet of procedural and true crime reruns, has picked the
The much -hyped live telecast of Joel's 100th Madison Square Garden gig had
been delayed by Masters coverage overrun (CBS has no choice but to show
those old white racist fossils who run the Augusta National Golf Club
putting the green jacket on the winner) and just as Joel was in the middle
The CBS daytime talk show will end its 15-year run, during which it went
far afield from creator Sara Gilbert's original "'View' with working moms"
premise, in December--no indication yet if the soap "The Gates," the first
new daytime soap in over 25 years, will be replacing it, but I'd bet on
Some music in honor of Mr. McNeil, that famous theme song expanded upon by
its composer Bernard Hoffer:
https://youtu.be/kuQ5OV6uTD8?si=FFmSlX0w1Zwh_t2f
On Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 12:23:00 AM UTC-5 Steve Timko wrote:
> The current version is a shell of the show's glory years.
>
>
>
If what I hear in the trailer included in the link is correct, "John
Mulaney Presents: Everyone's in LA," a six-night live special from various
Southland locations with the possible (emphasis on possible) participation
of Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld and David Letterman, will stream on May 3 and
Norby Williamson, a 39-year veteran of the Worldwide Leader and head of
"SportsCenter" and events and news coverage, is leaving, supposedly after a
disagreement over long-term strategy with content president Burke Magnus,
although some say that he is leaving over an on-air attack on him by Pat
A clip from the upcoming third season of the FX/Hulu series was shown at
the Disney shareholders meeting and someone recorded it on their phone and
posted it on Muskmedia, with much of the entertainment press clinging on to
it--FX has asked for immediate removal of the clip:
Much as Hulu is now part of Disney+ (with those Quinta Brunson "roll call"
commercials--"Bear." (Winnie-the-Pooh) "Here." "Not that Bear." (various
"The Bear" characters) "YES CHEF!"--when the Worldwide Leader's
full-service streamer starts in the summer of 2025, it will be available on
And on "After Midnight," there was no sound on the title card or on the
Funny or Die and Spartina vanity cards (although the "Tonk! Ton ton ton
Tonk!" was heard on the CBS Studios vanity card).
Mark Jeffries
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On Wed, Apr 3, 2024 at 12:47 AM 'David Brug
I'm interested in the fact that they're going to deal with the Milton Berle
episode--and I wonder if Simmons has the, um, endowment that Berle was
famed for.
And who's playing Don Pardo?
Mark Jeffries
On Sat, Mar 30, 2024 at 4:53 PM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
> The names I recognized off the
An extra episode of the ID docuseries about how big a creep Nickelodeon
producer Dan Schneider was will air Sun. Apr. 7 (and stream on Max and
Discovery+ the next day) featuring several of the interviewees from the
series talking with Soledad O'Brien about the response to the series (which
You can't kill the damn thing with a Jo Koy monologue--after
better-than-expected ratings, CBS has signed a long-term contract for the
highly-problematic awards and also picked up another property from the
now-initial capped DIck Clark Productions (owned by Penske, who runs most
of the showbiz
Warm as in burned at the stake?
Mark Jeffries
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On Sun, Mar 24, 2024 at 4:43 AM 'Dave Sikula' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> You can probably imagine, given my warm feelings for the star, that I'm
> all over this show
>
Just in time for the Paris Olympics, for which WBD's Eurosport has
exclusive non-terrestrial rights (and the second season of "House of the
Dragon")--it will include WBD-owned linear channels, including Eurosport,
and an extra-pay sports hub--it is not launching in countries where Sky is
in
The bid by Apollo reportedly doesn't include other Paramount Global
divisions, including CBS and the cable channels, and doesn't mention
whether the back libraries are included:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/paramount-sale-film-tv-studio-apollo-1235856809/
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in chess (they obviously
never saw "The Queen's Gambit"). Sounds like the guy was auditioning to
replace Piers Morgan on Rupert's TalkTV or one of the Tory politicians that
the government regulators say cannot host shows on GBNews anymore.
Mark Jeffries
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On Fri,
And as Nicole says, "Hahtbreak feels good in a ploice loike this..."
Mark Jeffries
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On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 8:29 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> ...is already promising to be an eye-popper, being staged along
The Australian extension of the franchise will be back for a second season
on CBS and Paramount+ Australia, which was the opposite of the original
plans of P+ in the U.S. and Paramount-owned OTA Network 10 in Oz, but U.S.
strikes and all that:
I had thought that they were on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your
podcasts, but it seems that the Beeb's for-profit arm BBC Studios made a
deal with Apple for a subscription service that does not include the U.S.,
so Amazon Prime and Music Unlimited subscribers can choose amongst over 50
The satellite service that seems to always have negotiation problems with
station groups over carriage fees says that it will knock $12 a month off
the bill if the customer decides that they don't need their local stations,
which should cover the cost of a digital antenna on top of the TV, but
And it's streaming on Max.
Mark Jeffries
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On Mon, Mar 18, 2024 at 11:32 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> "Quiet on the Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" began Sunday and concludes
> tonight on Investigation Discover
On the other hand, who wants to buy a cable network today outside of Byron
Allen?
On Thursday, March 14, 2024 at 9:45:58 PM UTC-5 Kevin M. wrote:
> I realize this specific deal only affects international versions, but this
> feels like a foot in the door for Disney, and historically when
Will take "Real Time" to 24 years on the air:
Starting Monday, the Turner/WBD channel, known for its alt-comedy shows but
more recently known as the "Impractical Jokers" channel, starts programming
in prime time sports, including backup NBA and NHL games, some NCAA men's
tournament games and nightly studio shows branded "TNT
The publicity has been about the fact that "The Gates" is the first daytime
soap centered around Black characters since the 1989 NBC show
"Generations," but more importantly, it is the first new daytime soap
since NBC premiered the rather gonzo "Passions" in 1999 (it went off in
2008). Even
It's a multi-cam focused on Sheldon's brother (Montana Jordan) and his
fiancee (Emily Osment, Haley Joel's sis) as they raise their family in
Texas (oh no, cute kids)--it keeps Chuck Lorre's 22-year streak at CBS
rolling (which would've ended this season with "Young Sheldon" and
"Abishola"
Rob Kennedy and Susan Swain have been co-CEOs at the beloved cable public
affairs channel for the last 12 years following employment at the channel
since the 80s (I also remember that Swain has hosted the channel's infamous
call-in programs many times)--Kennedy leaves in May and will be
A former script coordinator for the CBS series is suing CBS Studios and
parent Paramount Global, with the help of attorneys from the America First
Legal Foundation, founded by former Trump staffer Stephen Miller, claiming
that the bosses denied him a staff writer job and hired minorities and
The action series that was the post--Super Bowl attraction for CBS and
target for several Stephen Colbert jokes (and I believe at least one Taylor
Tomlinson joke) about CBS being CBS has been renewed for a second season:
https://www.thewrap.com/tracker-season-2-renewed-cbs/
Interestingly
After hospitalization that put him out of commission for most of last year,
Jamie Foxx and daughter Corrine will be on the flight to Shannon, Ireland
airport to front a seventh season of the Fox music game show, which is
scheduled to premiere on May 28:
Cardboard is a game show producer's friend, even if it's not as flashy as
computerized graphics.
Mark Jeffries
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On Mon, Mar 4, 2024 at 10:19 PM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
> The “Price Is Right” taping I went to back in September took quite a bit
> longer than that,
And even with the edits they do nowadays, I believe that Fremantle can
still finish a "Price is Right" in 90 minutes. Of course, back in the Bob
Barker days, Phil and Rog took exactly an hour unless there were really bad
screwups.
Mark Jeffries
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On Mon, Mar 4,
lly peeved.
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On Mon, Mar 4, 2024 at 7:59 PM Kevin M. wrote:
> I’ve always wanted to like the directing style of Baz Luhrman, but I never
> have. Allowing him to take six episodes to retell the same story he told in
> a two hour movie makes me like
A 6:30 a.m. call time for contestants for a game show.
Mark Goodson, Merrill Heatter, Bob Quigley, Stefan Hatos, Monty Hall and
Chuck Barris are all doing the Lambada in their graves.
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Saints Spotlight Editor
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On Mon, Mar 4, 2024 at 4:32 PM Jim Ellwanger
The UK programming streamer, now in the U.S., UK, Canada and six other
countries, was started as a partnership by the Beeb's for-profit arm BBC
Studios and dominant UK commercial network ITV--the latter has sold its 50
percent in the service to the former and signed licensing deals to keep
The sports-oriented streamer CEO David Gandler on the proposed sports
streamer dubbed by some "Sports Hulu": "“We’re fighting for our customers.
We’re fighting for the tens of billions of dollars that are wasted annually
on consumers paying for the same content multiple times. This is a very
The long-running CBS soap has been given a four-year renewal that will take
the tale of Genoa City to its 55th anniversary:
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/the-young-and-the-restless-renewed-cbs-1235924102/
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e of the original
stories you are challenged to come up with whodunit. It got replaced by
"previously on...", thanks to "Hill Street Blues."
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On Sat, Feb 24, 2024 at 9:29 AM Kevin M. wrote:
> Over the last 15 or so years, showrunners
There was and I just forgot it or was distracted.
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On Sat, Feb 24, 2024 at 8:19 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Was there a link to a story someplace about this? If not, I'll offer
> one... TVLine, f'rinstance,
While the press is claiming that the Borg's free streamer is due to be gone
soon because of Prime Video starting to take ads, the Borg claims that they
have no intention to shut down Freevee:
And besides, most people get Prime Video as their little bonus for the
advantage of two-day free
Audacy, the radio station owner and podcast producer in bankruptcy formerly
known as Entercom, of which most of its news-talk stations are almost
solidly conservative, is about to have one of rightwing talk's favorite
targets become Audacy's largest individual shareholder: Soros Fund
Well, officially wouldn't they have to run a "promotional
consideration furnished by" credit to the manufacturer or supplier of the
coach?
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Saints Spotlight Editor
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On Tue, Feb 20, 2024 at 11:12 AM Marti Lawrence
wrote:
> I thought it was an exce
RedBird IMI, the company owned in part by the former NBC and CNN exec Jeff
Zucker (along with Abu Dhabian interests), has bought from Warner Bros.
Discovery and John Malone's Liberty Global for $1.45B All3Media, the
UK-based production house whose library ranges from "Fleabag" to "Peaky
THR's Richard Newby says that in the rush to amp up the clickbait and play
"Kick the Nepo Baby" and "Dogpile on the New Marvel Movie," Johnson's
typical press tour deadpan and bluntness while plugging "Madame Web" was
blown way out of proportion, making what she said far worse than it really
The Robert and Michelle King creeper that started on CBS and moved to
Paramount+ is shooting its short final season now and it will air on Par+
in May:
https://www.thewrap.com/evil-ending-season-4-paramount-plus/
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Bob Edwards, one of the public radio network's charter employees, hosted
"Morning Edition" for its first quarter-century after five
sometimes-tumultuous years hosting "All Things Considered" with the more
casual Susan Stamberg--he quit the net in 2005 after being taken off "ME"
and hosted a
Former Miami Herald restaurant critic Carlos Frias had taken over as host
of WLRN's "Sundial" arts program two years ago and was fired along with his
staff when the station said they wanted to put more money into their
website news coverage--Frias has filed complaints with Florida and federal
Greatly appreciated. As I read your post I had already fired up "TDS"
(which was recorded from Paramount Network, not COM, so I'm assuming
Paramount did a zombie channel roadblock of "TDS" last night). I
immediately stopped the DVR as the credits for "Titanic" were running at
triple speed
At an ABC unscripted panel during the Television Critics Association's
winter sessions in LA, NPR's Eric Deggans asked the showrunners why the
long-running dating show seems to always have problems whenever the
Bachelor(ette) happens to be Black (like the year that host Chris Harrison
was
Only a few days after "Abbott Elementary"'s strikes-delayed season
premiere, the Alphabet has renewed the sitcom for a fourth season, the sort
of early renewal (strike or no strike) places like HBO normally do:
https://www.thewrap.com/abbott-elementary-renewed-season-4-abc/
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On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 9:13 PM 'bobjersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I had to go back and check if a longtime Bell property, AM 580 CKWW ("from
> the legendary studios" once used by CKLW in Ouell
In a long Facebook post, the "Star Trek: TNG" star compared Larry David's
attack on the "Sesame Street" Muppet beloved by present-day children but
hated by Boomers who grew up with BIg Bird and Bert and Ernie when the
character and his father appeared on the "Today" show while he was waiting
Chicago Tribune TV critic Nina Metz, a huge supporter of the 22-episode
once-a-week season that steamers seemed to be getting away from to be more
like HBO (although as an avid ACAB person, she wouldn't mind if there
weren't any police procedurals), asked former network exec Preston "The
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