The channel founded by the Beeb's for-profit arm (now known as BBC Studios)
and Discovery in 1999 as presenting the full spectrum of British television
other than the costume dramas and mysteries that PBS dotes on got
complaints from expats in its early years for an overreliance on what the
Bri
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of "Don'cha wish your girlfriend was hot like me/Don'cha wish your
girlfriend was a freak like me"). But Broadway is not exactly warm to
people on the pop charts and reality TV.
Mark Jeffries
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On Fri, Nov 8, 2024 at 12:20 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVo
The "NCIS" prequel and the Wayans' sitcom did not get a full back nine from
the Eye, like "Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage" and the "Matlock"
whatever (and that got a second season), but it's considered a full season
under Bizzaro World TV 2024:
https://www.thewrap.com/ncis-origins-poppas-ho
This is the night that Fallon is scheduled to do a show after the game and
the late news, and that he was supposed to shoot a remote segment at Giants
Stadium, but I guess now he won't do that.
Mark Jeffries
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On Wed, Nov 6, 2024 at 11:03 AM 'Bob Jersey'
In the midst of the criticism over the token release for awards
consideration of Clint Eastwood's probably-final film as a director "Juror
No. 2" last weekend by Warner Bros., THR now says that the film was
intended for being a Max original from the beginning with Eastwood's
approval and will b
A one-minute message from the former President to camera saying that a
Harris Administration would cause a depression ran on both NBC's NASCAR
coverage and Sunday Night Football as a response to the Vice President's
90-second appearance in the "SNL" cold open where she talked to Maya
Rudolph pl
And their response must be in the form of a question.
Mark Jeffries
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On Sun, Nov 3, 2024 at 7:52 PM Stan S wrote:
> Will Sony accept a cash settlement or would they prefer a Service
> Merchandise gift certificate?
>
> -Stan
>
> On Friday, November 1,
Alan Rachins played the scion of the law firm in the long-running series
for the entire 13-year run and also played Dharma's dad in "Dharma and
Greg," along with many film and theater credits--heart failure:
https://www.thewrap.com/alan-rachins-l-a-law-and-dharma-greg-actor-dies-at-82/
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Disney+ was the only major streamer not to offer on their home page a daily
list of most-watched programs on their service, but that's
changed--however, while everybody else in a country gets the same list on
the other streamers (top 10, often one list for movies, one list for TV
shows, Amazon
After over 50 years on CBS (where the awards were live for the first
time--NBC aired an annual taped variety special featuring Grammy winners
performing called "The Best on Record" in the 60s), the Grammys will move
to Walt's place in 2027 and simulcast on ABC and Disney+ (with a next day
on H
The CBS "Young Sheldon" spinoff "Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage" gets a
full 22-ep season, continuing Chuck Lorre's winning streak at the Eye:
https://www.thewrap.com/georgie-and-mandys-first-marriage-full-season-order-cbs/
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It will originate from LA starting at 5 p.m. ET on Nov. 5, will not have a
decision desk but will report when the networks and the AP call races, will
have Shep Smith at Harris' HQ and Puck's Tara Palmeri at Trump's HQ, with
video from the AP, numbers from Reuters and contributions from Axios, P
In the footsteps of last year's Jacksonville-Atlanta game in London
real-time animated as if "Toy Story" characters were playing it, the MNF
simulcast of the Cincinnati-Dallas game will be presented as if it was
being played in Springfield, with CGI versions of Our Favorite Family--Bart
on the
One Ryan Girdusky, a political consultant and contributor to conservative
publications whose resume includes working for white supremacist Richard
Spencer and appearing on the podcast of Proud Boys founder Gavin MacInnes,
was on Abby Phillip's show on CNN on a panel discussing the Trump debacle
Old school crooner Jack Jones, the son of romantic tenor ("Donkey
Serenade") and movie star Alan Jones and veteran character woman Irene
Hervey, won two Grammys in the 60s for his recordings of "Wives and Lovers"
and "The Impossible Dream" (back when the Grammys were designed to spit in
the fac
There will be an extended length live edition of "TDS" at 11 p.m. ET on
Nov. 5 (around an hour, in the same way the show is currently around a
half-hour--when all you have after it is "Family Guy" and "Office"
reruns...), to be roadblocked on Paramount's zombie channels, and could it
be Stewar
In an age discrimination suit brought by 79-year-old former Hallmark
Channel casting director Penny Perry, she claims that Hallmark's
programming VP Lisa Hamilton Daly told her that she didn't want "old
people" starring in their movies, including channel mainstays Holly
Robinson Peete (60) and
Ron Ely's "Tarzan" was a more urbane king of the jungle who never said "me
Tarzan you Jane" (there was no Jane in his 1966-68 NBC series)--feeling
typed by the role, he was able to make other TV and film roles (most
notably bringing Doc Savage to the big screen in 1975), hosted the 1980-81
game
As of this week, the regional sports channels owned by the ailing Diamond
Sports Group owned in part by Sinclair Broadcast Group are rebranding from
Bally (as in the casino chain) to FanDuel (as in the gambling app), with
FanDuel TV programs airing in some of the time between game telecasts:
ht
Following the Jets-Indianapolis game on Sunday Night Football and the local
news--it will be recorded before the game, but he'll probably record
something that says each team won--guests scheduled are Jon Hamm, Lindsay
Lohan and Pharrell Williams (to promote "Piece by Piece" going to Peacock?):
John MIller, marketing chief at NBC for 25 years, apologizes in the current
U.S. News for making people think that Trump was a great businessman in
promoting "The Apprentice" and helping to make him well-known enough
outside of Page Six readers to be where he is now:
https://www.usnews.com/opin
The venerable fashion reality comp started on Bravo, moved to Lifetime
briefly, moved back to Bravo when original owners the Weinstein Company
(yeah, that Weinstein) sold the format and now will go to Disney's ailing
channel (won't be seen in NY or LA because those are Charter Spectrum
cities)
The leggy triple-threat starred in a bunch of movie musicals in the 50s,
the most successful being 1958's "South Pacific," where she played Nellie
Forbush, but became better known in the 60s and 70s for her Las Vegas
appearances and a series of lavish variety specials, most of them on CBS,
whic
Thursday (and supposedly yesterday, according to the YouTube description),
ABC ran an ad during the last commercial break on "The View" for
anti-abortion nutcase and presidential candidate Randall Terry (on the
ballot in 12 states), with a disclaimer before and after the ad stating
that federal
The Alphabet will be simulcasting six more games with ESPN than originally
announced, moving Pat Sajak's
farewell-I-really-mean-it-this-time-no-kidding to the "Wheel of Fortune"
franchise ("Celebrity Wheel"), "Press Your Luck" and the news department's
new true-crimer "Scamanda" to mid-season,
After the success of his live "Everybody's in LA" series this past summer,
it's no surprise that the Service is asking him to do a weekly series,
scheduled to start early next year--no indication of livestream time or
where he's going to do it:
https://www.thewrap.com/john-mulaney-netflix-new-t
The animated attempt by Mindy Kaling to take a new look at the "Scooby-Doo"
character (including coming right out and saying that she's a lesbian).was
not liked by the hardcore adult fans of the franchise (didn't help that it
was presented as a prequel before the Meddling Kids met up with That D
Certain blogs have been claiming that the historic Charlie Chaplin Studios,
currently owned by the Jim Henson Company, was being sold to the Church of
Scientology (who already owns the former lot of PBS station KCET, which
was the lot of B picture maker Monogram before then)--the Henson family
The update of the 1998-2006 Fox sitcom "That 70s Show" only ran two seasons
(with the second season divided in half, as Netflix often does), possibly
because the streamer audience doesn't respond very much to multi-cam
sitcoms:
https://www.thewrap.com/that-90s-show-canceled-on-netflix-after-2-s
Still hurting from the misbegotten decision to let the NBA package fly out
of their hands to Amazon, Warner Bros. Discovery has announced that it has
extended its relationship with All Elite Wrestling (the promotion that
isn't the WWE), with the weekly TBS and TNT programs to be also streamed
Scott Pelley was supposed to interview him for a broadcast ("60 Minutes" is
probably the last place at CBS News that still considers itself a
"broadcast," as Bill Paley preferred that over "program" or "show")
scheduled for this Monday night in which Vice President Harris will be
interviewed se
And I have the feeling the people who run Spirit are almost as old as Lorne
and about as hip as some people think "SNL" is these days.
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Tue, Oct 1, 2024 at 10:46 AM PGage wrote:
> Aside from Weekend Update (which I thought was first rat
As he said under the previous management when HBO Max didn't have "90-Day
Fiance" or "Dr. Pimple Popper," "HBO Max--it's not HBO, it's TV."
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Tue, Oct 1, 2024 at 10:34 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
Somebody said that one of the secrets behind "Modern Family"'s success was
that they were doing a one-camera mockumentary and still hitting a
punchline every 15 seconds like a multicam.
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Thu, Sep 26, 2024 at 3:38 PM Kevin M. wrote:
>
s, while the kids are
all watching that show on Hulu about the restaurant in Chicago that claims
that it's a sitcom and has no punchlines on purpose.
Mark Jeffries
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On Thu, Sep 26, 2024 at 10:08 AM Tom Wolper wrote:
> This is one of those series that will go to ai
Jeff Glor, the CBS News reporter who anchored the "Evening News" between
Scott Pelley and Norah O'Donnell, is one of over 2,000 Paramount Global
employees laid off yesterday as they try to get their financial house in
order before handing it over to the Ellisons--as far as we know, he's the
onl
Vince McMahon, who took his family's small regional wrestling promotion
into the WWE worldwide "sports entertainment" juggernaut, is not happy
about the docuseries about him that Netflix will drop tomorrow, claiming
that it gives the impression that the "Mr. McMahon" evil character he plays
in
It just happens that the "60 Minutes" podcast "A Second Look" is also
devoting this week to the 2004 episode where they filmed a lot of the
action at 30 Rock for the week up to the telecast (they lucked out and got
the week Ashlee Simpson was musical guest--say no more). We hear bigger
chunks o
Samantha Bee, MIA since TBS dropped "Full Frontal," will return in what is
the official podcast of the Daily Beast website, co-hosting with Beast
chief content officer and Brit Joanna Coles and interviewing guests--the
first weekly episode drops Thursday wherever you get your podcasts,
includin
The same week that it was discovered that the winner of this year's
"Bachelorette" had been arrested for breaking into his ex-girlfriend's
home, it's been discovered that 60-year-old alleged educator Gil Martinez,
a contestant on the current "Golden Bachelorette" (who did get a rose in
last Wed
For example, Adobe and Mazda--and the campaign of Vice President
Harris--have seen their ads being dropped in front of videos starring nut
job rightwing bloggers repeating Vance's disproven claims about Haitian
immigrants munching on roast Fido and sauteed Puff--and they're not happy
about that
Robert Samuel had been with Fox News for 20 years, working for Billo before
moving to Hannity's show, where he's been the last five years, but
according to Brian Seltzer's revived "Reliable Sources" newsletter, he's
gone:
https://www.thewrap.com/fox-news-fires-hannity-executive-producer-sexual-
Chicago Sports Network, the joint venture between the White Sox, Bulls and
Blackhawks and Standard Media that is replacing NBC Sports Chicago (which
goes off after the Sox end their season on Sept. 30), will be primarily
distributed through the subchannels of WJYS, a religious station licensed
hope that for the Missing
Words round they will start doing the "guest publications" like the UK
version, which are usually journals like the "Poultry Raisers' Gazette."
And I guess I'll look up on Max the Anderson Cooper show on misinformation
that followed "HIGN
Thursday.
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Sat, Sep 14, 2024 at 7:34 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Yeah, we'll know shortly from Sue T when ol' Englishman in NY'll air...
> Bridges and the cooking thingie aired
A trial date has been set for the antitrust suit brought by the streamer
Fubo against Disney, Fox and Warners for their proposed sports streamer
Venu Sports of Oct. 6, 2025, meaning that Venu's launch may not happen
until 2026--if at all:
https://www.thewrap.com/venu-sports-fubo-antitrust-tria
Jorge Ramos has been anchoring "Noticiero Univision" on the
Spanish-language network since 1986, has interviewed many world leaders and
was thrown out of a Trump press conference in 2015 for pissing him off--he
will continue to anchor until after the election and will leave the net at
the end o
In meeting the press after winning a Creative Arts Emmy for hosting the
Oscars and asked about East Coast Jimmy's one less show a week, West Coast
Jimmy quoted the Sex Pistols:
https://deadline.com/2024/09/jimmy-kimmel-late-night-oscars-hosting-creative-arts-emmys-1236081552/?utm_source=www.stat
"Only Murders in the
Building." They got to this point with two Grammys, two Tonys and one Oscar
("City of Stars" from "La La Land"). Their collaborators on the song, Marc
Shaiman and Scott Willman, are one Oscar away from an EGOT (they already
have Emmys).
Mark Jeffries
Basically, barring an 11:59 p.m. surprise, no way in hell will DirecTV
subscribers see Monday Night Football (or, in many cities, Seacrest's first
night on "Wheel of Fortune") tonight:
https://www.thewrap.com/directv-fcc-complaint-disney-negotiations/
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The unscripted series where drag queens, all veterans of "RuPaul's Drag
Race," visit rural communities and small towns to confront and combat
prejudice, is ending on HBO after four seasons and many awards, including a
Peabody (and generally "Peabody Award" and "reality show" are not in the
same
Meanwhile, the Russians say they are going to go after US media:
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-says-it-will-target-us-media-response-move-against-rt-2024-09-05/
Nothing like a bunch of rightwingers throwing around "the
military-industrial complex" like they're Amy Goodman or someth
The spinoff of "9-1-1," once owned by the network, is now owned by Disney
(through 20th Television) and there just isn't the interest in shows that
aren't owned at least in part by the network and aren't animation, sports
or unscripted--the upcoming fifth season will be the last and no indicatio
Pretty much same as last time on CNN when it was Biden v. Trump, ABC's
producing it but it will be on all terrestrial networks except The CW (some
CW affiliates may carry it), news cable channels and news streamers Tuesday
night (unless Trump succeeds to get out of it):
https://www.thewrap.com/
The third hour of the Eye's morning show, titled "CBS Mornings Plus" (I
didn't want to do the salute to the opening of "Password Plus" this time),
will air at 9 a.m. starting Sept. 30 on KCBS Los Angeles, WBBM Chicago,
KPIX San Francisco, WWJ Detroit and WFOR Miami, along with the CBS News
stre
The notorious purple dinosaur is back, this time as a CGI animated
character in a CGI world (this time there won't be future stars in his
young charges like Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato in the original "Barney and
Friends") on the new series "Barney's World," dropping Oct. 14 on Max and
then ma
Alright Adam--in your neck in the woods would "Strictly Come Dancing" be
desperate enough to book the UK equivalent of Sorokin? Would the BBC allow
it?
On Thu, Sep 5, 2024 at 7:47 AM Tom Wolper wrote:
> I don’t know why anybody bothers writing satire anymore.
>
> On Thu, Sep 5, 2024 at 1:25 AM K
as a
subscriber to what is now known as the Paramount+ with Showtime linear
channel, I should get Par+ with Showtime streaming for no extra cost.
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Wed, Sep 4, 2024 at 8:05 PM PGage wrote:
> All of that makes a certain kind of sense, and seems just about
>
DeGeneres says that the standup special "For Your Approval" will deal with
the alleged toxic workplace on her talk show that more or less caused what
she calls "being kicked out of show business," although the question
remains why she chose to do her show with the Warner Bros./Telepictures
exec
Haven't received one of these in a while, these are just movies and not
television series, in Casey Kasem order:
10. 23 BLAST--2014 sports tearjerker inspired by the story of Travis
Freeman, a teenager who continues to play football despite losing his
sight--Stephen Lang and soap actress Kim Z
"The Apprentice," the biopic about the Republican candidate for president's
relationship with the notorious Roy Cohn (played by Sebastian Stan and
"Succession"'s Jeremy Strong) which has nothing to do with the reality comp
that has been alleged of being the linchpin to why the easily deluded
th
Last Thursday on Salem-owned rightwing talk WIND in Chicago, "The Morning
Answer" ("The Answer" is Salem's branding for their rightwing talkers)
hosts Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson were just having a good old time mocking
Gus Walz's "That's my dad!" response to his dad Tim's speech at the
Democrat
In the case of Koy, it wasn't just the racists who complained.
And yeah, I know she was probably kidding.
And if things don't go well, particularly in the ratings, this could be the
last time CBS will carry the Globes.
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Wed, Aug 28, 2024 at 4
After last year's debacle with Jo Koy, Ricky Kushner and Glenn Weiss (just
off their success putting together the Democratic National Convention), who
are producing the Golden Globes for Dick Clark Productions, have hired
roaster Nikki Glaser, the star of the Netflix Tom Brady roast, to front th
The Wrap claims that Amazon MGM is considering selling its unscripted
division, which is interesting considering that Amazon Prime and Freevee
are upping their reality and game show catalog, which already includes
their joint venture with Fox and the BBC's for profit division "The 1%
Club" and
Nancy Pelosi was being interviewed on Colbert last night live from
Chicago's 4,000-seat Auditorium Theatre, where the upper balcony gives you
the view of dots on the stage, when some Gaza war protester starts
screaming at her while she's talking--Colbert stops the interview and
tosses to a comm
It will follow the Harris/Trump debate on NBC on Sept. 10 and will be
Seth's first extended version of his trademark "Late Night" segment since
the 2020 elections, when he did a half-hour special edition:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/seth-meyers-closer-look-nbc-primetime-special-
In the first deal of this kind since Netflix started its ad tier, Google
will become the sponsor of the much-mocked sitcom that dropped the first
half of Season 4 this week, with the possibility of all Netflix subscribers
being able to use Google Lens to shop for the clothes Phil Collins' nepo
A US District judge has granted an injunction request from sports streamer
Fubo for the launch of the Fox/Disney/WBD streamer Venu Sports, saying that
it would lessen competition in accordance with antitrust laws--Venu's
principals are planning an appeal:
https://www.thewrap.com/fubo-venu-sport
Although Peter Marshall's career encompassed Broadway, movies, TV and
radio, he is undoubtedly best known as the straight man to the tic-tac-toe
board panelists on "Hollywood Squares" during its original 15-year run on
NBC daytime and syndication--his stint as the straight man to comedian
Tommy
Bob Tischler had worked as a producer on National Lampoon projects and the
Blues Brothers albums when Dick Ebersol brought him in after the disastrous
Jean Doumanian season of "SNL" to be showrunner with the mercurial Michael
O'Donoghue, who pushed for the show to be more risky--he became sole
No big surprise here, considering the cutbacks at Par and the fact that
they own two other TV production houses in CBS Studios (the "NCIS"
franchise and other hit CBS shows) and MTV Entertainment Studios (the Tyler
Sheridan-verse), while Paramount TV's only hits "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan"
and "Re
"Live from the Other Side," where the former subject of E!'s "Celebrity
Medium" Tyler Henry will conduct readings with what will probably be D-list
celebrities, will stream on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. ET (weird time) starting
Sept. 17:
https://www.thewrap.com/live-from-the-other-side-tyler-henry-netf
"Wolfs," Apple's actioner starring George Clooney and Brad PItt, was to
have had a wide theatrical opening distributed by Sony on Aug. 27, but
noting that Apple's previous wide theatrical releases have not done well at
the box office (with the possible exception of the first, Martin Scorsese's
The comedy duo of Mitzi McCall and Charlie Brill had their big television
debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on Feb. 9, 1964--the same show where four
lovable moptops from Liverpool made their American television debut--and
the two of them had to follow a Beatles song with the girls in the studio
This follows Warner Bros. Discovery's announced Sept. 30 shutdown of the
streaming version of sister channel Boomerang and Paramount shutting down
several cable channel websites earlier this year--the phone app or
streaming apps are still available, along with their social media accounts
(inclu
Steve Martin may be a wild and crazy guy, but when Lorne asked him to do
the Vice Presidential candidate on "SNL," his response was "I'm not an
impressionist":
https://www.thewrap.com/steve-martin-tim-walz-snl-role/
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The Mouse House paid $8.6B in December as a starting payment to buy out
Comcast's one-third share of the streamer, in full valued then at
$27.5B--however, the companies since then have disagreed over the value and
an arbitrator has been hired to decide with Disney's appraiser saying it's
worth
Adin Ross, who first achieved Internet fame playing video games for the
public and was kicked off of Amazon's Twitch for homophobic remarks, went
to Mar-A-Lago Monday and handed Orangina a new Rolex and a new Tesla truck
with "Make America Great Again" on the hood and the picture of Orangina
wa
"The Newsmagazine of the Fifth Estate," started in 1931 and known simply as
Broadcasting for most of its history, was a regular presence in almost
every radio and TV station in America and a place where broadcasters
looking for jobs perused its want ads and where every FCC decision and
license
aving "SNL" in other hands to sink or swim. If, if, if...
Mark Jeffries
spotligh...@gmail.com
On Sat, Aug 3, 2024 at 9:05 AM PGage wrote:
> Totally agree with the criticism of the Comedy Cult of Personality they
> have over there. It’s not that he has a crappy sense of humor, bu
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon had made a handshake deal with looney Elon to
produce videos to run on X, but when he invited Musk to be his first guest
in March and asked him some questions about his drug use and politics, Musk
cancelled the deal, later making statements that it was what he did at
A 2006 episode from the second David Tennant/Billie Piper series of the
beloved SF show has been pulled from the BBC's iPlayer streaming service
because of an appearance by disgraced former news anchor Huw Edwards,
although it seems only his voice is heard describing something happening at
the
I happened to see "Death Becomes Her" in its Chicago tryout and it's a fun
show. I should mention that a lot of the crowd at the matinee I was at was
there to see former Destiny's Child Michelle Williams (of course, not the
"Dawson's Creek" Michelle Williams), who almost steals the show from Meg
The South Korean dystopian futurefest, a surprise international hit for
Netflix that spun off a reality comp version, will have its second season
premiere on Dec. 26 (Merry Christmas!) on the service, with a third and
final season sometime next year:
https://www.thewrap.com/squid-game-ending-se
The second reboot of "Battlestar Galactica," from Sam Esmail ("Mr. Robot"),
had been announced in 2019 as a charter series for the streamer, but little
work had been done since and the show is not cast yet--Universal's
cable/streaming shingle UCP will pitch elsewhere:
https://variety.com/2024/t
Carrie Underwood, the second most successful alum of the OG music reality
comp after Kelly Clarkson, will take Katy Perry's spot on the judges' panel
when the new season starts in the spring, the first panel change since the
show moved to ABC seven years ago:
https://www.thewrap.com/carrie-unde
That is the pejorative some have labeled "Pop Culture Jeopardy!," a spinoff
for Amazon Prime Video of the venerable quizzer with a team tournament
format and none of that book learnin' stuff--Colin Jost of "SNL"'s Weekend
Update and sleeping most nights with ScarJo will host and production will
ill not retire, although I would think the 50th anniversary would be a
good time), the show dies too, because it's become too expensive for NBC
and like everything else in television, it's not generating the revenue it
used to.
Mark Jeffries
Saints Spotlight Editor
spotligh...@gmail.co
What was called "SNL 1975" is now called "Saturday Night" (the original
title of the series--well, technically "NBC's Saturday Night"), but it's
still Jason Reitman's telling of the hours before that first telecast--and
Sony will release it to theaters on Oct. 11, 50 years to the day of the
ser
Huw Edwards, a veteran of 40 years with the Beeb and anchor of what was
"The 10 O'Clock News" and now is "BBC News at Ten" (even if ITV's newscast
has been "News at Ten" for decades) and event coverage, mysteriously left
the pubcaster in April and now we know why--he has been accused to alleged
On this week's edition of his "Weekly Show" podcast, Jon Stewart and two of
his bookers say that when they go to a CNN or NBC employee to ask to appear
on what we assume would be either the podcast or "TDS," they say that the
network has to approve it--and they don't. and when the bookers ask wh
Looks like Rupert is trying to change his irrevocable trust to make sure
that favored son Lachlan will control the media empire and keep it right
(wing), not his Commie sibs--the kids are not alright with this, as Pete
Townsend might say:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/24/business/media/rupert
Starting today, ad tiers of Disney+, Hulu and Max together are $16.99 a
month, ad-free tiers $29.99 a month--available to all subscribers on all
three streamers' websites (remember that HBO cable subscribers get Max as a
bonus):
https://www.thewrap.com/disney-plus-hulu-max-bundle-launch-price/
The NBA has announced that the attempt by Warner Bros. Discovery to get
something--anything--that would keep the NBA on TNT is not a match with the
offer from Amazon (which basically puts many games on streaming) and that
beginning in the fall of 2025, ESPN/ABC, NBC/Peacock and Amazon will be th
BBC director general Tim Davie has issued an apology for the alleged "gross
misconduct" of two of the professional dancers on "Strictly Come Dancing"
(the home base for the "Dancing With the Stars" franchise) towards their
celeb charges in previous seasons after the said celebs complained--the t
In urban areas, Carlos Watson's signs for his "smash hit" YouTube talk show
where unavoidable at the beginning of this decade, but a NY federal jury
has convicted Watson and his company Ozy Media of defrauding investors as
to the true status of the company, including telling them that Oprah
Win
Unless it's a Christmas movie or a sequel to it comes out (or if it's
"Super Mario Bros. Movie"), Netflix originals usually fade into the search
page a few weeks after the initial release, but "Hillbilly Elegy," Ron
Howard's 2020 Netflix original adaptation of the memoir of J.D. Vance that
was
along
with the short person bellboy shouting "CALL FOR PHILIP MORR-ISSS!"
Seems to me that TV Land for a while replaced the syndication titles with
one of the network titles, covering up Philip Morris with the old TV Land
logo.
Mark Jeffries
On Wed, Jul 17, 2024 at 4:46 AM JW wrote:
>
Due to the assassination attempt on Trump and heightened security
surrounding the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, "The Daily
Show" will not air tonight as everyone travels back to NY (COM will
probably run either an "Office" rerun or a "South Park" rerun at 11 p.m.
ET), the show w
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