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vrijdag 17 februari 2012
Going on Vacation....
Going on Vacation....
I am going on a short vacation to London, to visit the BBC studios and to audition for Big Brother UK 2012.
TV News will be back on Monday the 20th.
I am going on a short vacation to London, to visit the BBC studios and to audition for Big Brother UK 2012.
TV News will be back on Monday the 20th.
MSNBC Parts Ways with Pat Buchanan
MSNBC Parts Ways with Pat Buchanan
Pat Buchanan is officially out as a commentator for MSNBC, after being suspended from the network for controversial statements in his most recent book.
The network confirmed that it had severed ties with conservative icon and former presidential candidate Buchanan, saying in a statement, "After ten years, we've parted ways with Pat Buchanan. We wish him well."
Buchanan had not appeared on MSNBC since late last year.
He was suspended from the network following the publication of "Suicide of a Superpower," which bore such eye-catching chapter titles as "The End of White America" and "The Death of Christian America." Some detractors deemed the book racist and anti-Semitic, though Buchanan denied the allegations.
The writing appeared to be on the wall for Buchanan in January, when MSNBC president Phil Griffin said that he didn't believe the book "should be part of the national dialogue, much lass part of the dialogue on MSNBC, according to the Huffington Post.
In a column penned on Thursday, Buchanan blasted his detractors, writing, "All the while prattling about their love of dissent and devotion to the First Amendment, they seek systematically to silence and censor dissent."
Pat Buchanan is officially out as a commentator for MSNBC, after being suspended from the network for controversial statements in his most recent book.
The network confirmed that it had severed ties with conservative icon and former presidential candidate Buchanan, saying in a statement, "After ten years, we've parted ways with Pat Buchanan. We wish him well."
Buchanan had not appeared on MSNBC since late last year.
He was suspended from the network following the publication of "Suicide of a Superpower," which bore such eye-catching chapter titles as "The End of White America" and "The Death of Christian America." Some detractors deemed the book racist and anti-Semitic, though Buchanan denied the allegations.
The writing appeared to be on the wall for Buchanan in January, when MSNBC president Phil Griffin said that he didn't believe the book "should be part of the national dialogue, much lass part of the dialogue on MSNBC, according to the Huffington Post.
In a column penned on Thursday, Buchanan blasted his detractors, writing, "All the while prattling about their love of dissent and devotion to the First Amendment, they seek systematically to silence and censor dissent."
Developement Update.....
Developement Update.....
44TH STREET (HBO, New!) - "NewsRadio" creator Paul Simms has booked a potential Broadway-themed single-camera comedy at the pay channel about "two veteran theatre actors struggle to find success amidst a world of upstarts and critics." Simms penned the half-hour on spec specifically for the network. No other details were given. (Deadline.com)
666 PARK AVENUE (ABC) - Terry O'Quinn ("Lost") is the first to land a role on the drama pilot, about "a young couple who accept an offer to manage one of the most historic apartment buildings in New York City where they begin to experience supernatural occurrences, which complicate and endanger the lives of everyone in the building." He's been cast as Gavin Doran, the building's elegantly dressed owner. David Wilcox is behind the Warner Bros. Television-based hour, to be helmed by Alex Graves. (Deadline.com)
AMERICAN JUDY (ABC) - Mimi Kennedy ("Dharma & Greg") has been cast in the Judy Greer-led comedy pilot, about "a cosmopolitan woman who gets married and becomes a fish out of water in the suburbs having to juggle stepkids, her mother-in-law and the ex-wife of her husband, who also happens to be the town sheriff." She'll play said mother-in-law, who also happens to be named Judy. Deborah Kaplan, Harry Elfont and Greer herself co-created the half-hour, which is set up at ABC Studios. (Deadline.com)
ARROW (The CW) - "Gossip Girl" alums Katie Cassidy and Willa Holland have both been cast in the drama pilot, a modern retelling of the story of DC Comics character Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), better known as Green Arrow. Holland will play Thea Queen, "Oliver's celebutante younger sister who's testing the boundaries of acceptable behavior," whom he nicknamed "Speedy" as a child. Cassidy then is set as Dinah "Laurel" Lance, "a young legal clinic attorney who shares a romantic past with Oliver." David Ramsey and Susanna Thompson also star in the Warner Bros. Television-based project, from co-creators Andrew Kreisberg, Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim. David Nutter is directing. (Deadline.com)
THE ASSET (FOX) - Ali Larter ("Heroes") has booked the title role on the drama pilot, about Anna King, a globe-trotting CIA agent whose cover is that of a renowned photojournalist. 20th Century Fox Television is behind the hour, which Neil Burger is directing from a script by Josh Friedman. (EW.com)
BABY BIG SHOT (CBS) - Toni Trucks ("The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2") is the first to be cast in the drama pilot, about Martina Garretti, "a working-class woman who uses her street smarts to compete with her more polished colleagues at a top New York law firm." She's set as Cyndi Leary ("if Cyndi weren't Martina's secretary, the two women could be besties") in the hour, which comes from Sony Pictures Television and creator Dana Calvo. (Variety.com)
THE CARRIE DIARIES (The CW) - Stefania Owen ("Running Wilde") is the first to be cast in the "Sex and the City" prequel, which follows Bradshaw in high school during the 1980s. She'll play Dorrit, Carrie's gawky 14-year-old sister who's "rebelling in the most obvious of ways: dying her hair, getting arrested, acting out." Miguel Arteta is directing the project from a script by Amy B. Harris for the Warner Bros. Television-based Fake Empire. (EW.com)
DADDY'S GIRLS (NBC) - Nicky Whelan ("Hall Pass") has scored a role on the comedy pilot, about Penelope "Pen" Morton (Christine Woods), a young doctor who returns home from Doctors Without Borders to find her father is seriously dating the "mean girl" from her high school. She'll play said girl, Holly Timmons ("29, the blond bombshell of every guy's dreams; fun, demonstrative, at ease"), in the 20th Century Fox Television-based half-hour, which also stars Brenda Song. Pamela Fryman is directing from a script by creator Dana Klein. (Deadline.com)
DEVIOUS MAIDS (ABC) - Dania Ramirez ("Heroes") is likewise the first to board the drama pilot, about four maids with ambition and dreams of their own while they work for the rich and famous in Beverly Hills. She's set as one of the quartet, Rosie Falta ("35, sweet and vulnerable"), "a single mother who left her son back in Mexico when her husband died, slipped into El Norte and now works as the housemaid/nanny for a pair of self-absorbed and successful actors." Marc Cherry is behind the ABC Studios-based hour, to be directed by Paul McGuigan. (Deadline.com)
DO NO HARM (NBC) - Steven Pasquale ("Rescue Me") has booked the lead role in the drama pilot, about Jeffrey Kohn, "a brilliant neurosurgeon who wrestles with his dangerous alter-ego Ian Price that threatens to wreak havoc on his personal and professional life." Alana De La Garza and Ruta Gedmintas co-star in the Universal Television-based hour, from director Michael Mayer and writer David Schulner. Pasquale had been attached to the USA pilot "Over/Under," which presumably is not moving forward. (Deadline.com)
FRIEND ME (CBS) - Parvesh Cheena ("Outsourced") has scored a role on the comedy pilot, about best pals Rob and Evan (both yet to be cast) who have just moved to L.A. from Indiana to start new jobs at Groupon. He'll play Mike, an Indian-American grad student in mathematics who'll spend his entire life on university campuses, one of their friends from back home. Ajay Sahgal and Alan Kirschenbaum penned the half-hour, which comes from CBS Television Studios. (Twitter.com)
MAJOR CRIMES (TNT) - Kearran Giovanni ("One Life to Live") has scored a role on the Mary McDonnell-led "The Closer" spin-off, due this summer on the cable channel. She'll play Detective Amy Skyes, "an ambitious undercover police detective and military veteran who served in Afghanistan." G.W. Bailey, Tony Denison, Michael Paul Chan, Raymond Cruz and Phillip P. Keene also star in the project, with Robert Gossett, Jon Tenney and Jonathan Del Arco also set to recur. (Deadline.com)
MUHAMMAD ALI'S GREATEST FIGHT (HBO) - Benjamin Walker ("Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter") is in talks to star in the original movie, about the boxing legend's battle with the Supreme Court over his Muslim beliefs as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War. He would play Kevin Kennedy, "a Supreme Court clerk who championed the issue and wrote the briefs that ultimately resulted in approving Ali's status as a conscientious objector." Ali - who will appear in the film via actual news footage - ultimately was "convicted by a Houston court in 1967 and spent three years exiled from the ring as his case journeyed to the Supreme Court." Stephen Frears is helming the project from a script by Shawn Slovo. Frank Doelger, Tracey Scoffield and Jonathan Cameron are the executive producers with Scott Ferguson producing. (Variety.com)
MY IDIOTIC TWENTIES (CBS) - Adam Campbell and Amanda Lund have both scored roles on the comedy pilot, about Jake (Michael Angarano), a commitment phobic ad agency exec who, after breaking up with his girlfriend, realizes he has to continue working with her one cubicle away. They'll play his co-workers Will ("mid-30s, in denial of adulthood and so dresses and acts too young") and Hannah ("20s, beautiful perma-temp but with crazy eyes") in the project, which also stars Chris Smith and Randall Park. 20th Century Fox Television is behind the project, from writer/director Nicholas Stoller. (Deadline.com)
PRAIRIE DOGS (ABC) - Kal Penn ("How I Met Your Mother") has snagged the lead role on the comedy pilot, about Neil, an uncool cubicle worker at one of the coolest companies in the world who becomes the victim of identity theft and ultimately engages the charismatic conman to help him change his life. Said role ("late twenties, just on the nerdy side of handsome") reportedly includes a development component should the project not make it to series. Michaela Watkins also stars in the ABC Studios-based half-hour, from co-creators Jackie and Jeff Filgo. (Deadline.com)
REBOUNDING (FOX) - Hayes MacArthur ("Perfect Couples") and Malcolm Barrett ("Better Off Ted") are the first to board the comedy pilot, about Danny Markle, "a man recovering from the death of his fiance with the help of the idiots on his pickup basketball team." They'll play two of said fellows: Dave Teller ("tall, good-looking guy's guy; by far the best athlete in this crew") and presumably, the character formerly known as Ravi Shah ("29, Indian American, mannered, fastidious, a little uptight"). Jason Winer is directing the 20th Century Fox Television-based project, from co-creators Joe Port and Joe Wiseman as well as executive producer Steve Levitan. (Deadline.com)
UNTITLED HILARY WINSTON PROJECT (NBC) - Aubrey Dollar ("Women's Murder Club") has boarded the comedy pilot, about Agnes Little, "a shy, focused woman who, after being dumped by her fiance, leans on her co-workers to help her come out of her shell and plot her revenge." She'll presumably play one of her chemist co-workers, either Hope ("27, an eager narcissist") or Lizzy ("sexy and seems out of place in a tight dress and high heels"). Adam Shankman is directing the Sony Pictures Television-based half-hour from a script by Hilary Winston. (Deadline.com)
44TH STREET (HBO, New!) - "NewsRadio" creator Paul Simms has booked a potential Broadway-themed single-camera comedy at the pay channel about "two veteran theatre actors struggle to find success amidst a world of upstarts and critics." Simms penned the half-hour on spec specifically for the network. No other details were given. (Deadline.com)
666 PARK AVENUE (ABC) - Terry O'Quinn ("Lost") is the first to land a role on the drama pilot, about "a young couple who accept an offer to manage one of the most historic apartment buildings in New York City where they begin to experience supernatural occurrences, which complicate and endanger the lives of everyone in the building." He's been cast as Gavin Doran, the building's elegantly dressed owner. David Wilcox is behind the Warner Bros. Television-based hour, to be helmed by Alex Graves. (Deadline.com)
AMERICAN JUDY (ABC) - Mimi Kennedy ("Dharma & Greg") has been cast in the Judy Greer-led comedy pilot, about "a cosmopolitan woman who gets married and becomes a fish out of water in the suburbs having to juggle stepkids, her mother-in-law and the ex-wife of her husband, who also happens to be the town sheriff." She'll play said mother-in-law, who also happens to be named Judy. Deborah Kaplan, Harry Elfont and Greer herself co-created the half-hour, which is set up at ABC Studios. (Deadline.com)
ARROW (The CW) - "Gossip Girl" alums Katie Cassidy and Willa Holland have both been cast in the drama pilot, a modern retelling of the story of DC Comics character Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), better known as Green Arrow. Holland will play Thea Queen, "Oliver's celebutante younger sister who's testing the boundaries of acceptable behavior," whom he nicknamed "Speedy" as a child. Cassidy then is set as Dinah "Laurel" Lance, "a young legal clinic attorney who shares a romantic past with Oliver." David Ramsey and Susanna Thompson also star in the Warner Bros. Television-based project, from co-creators Andrew Kreisberg, Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim. David Nutter is directing. (Deadline.com)
THE ASSET (FOX) - Ali Larter ("Heroes") has booked the title role on the drama pilot, about Anna King, a globe-trotting CIA agent whose cover is that of a renowned photojournalist. 20th Century Fox Television is behind the hour, which Neil Burger is directing from a script by Josh Friedman. (EW.com)
BABY BIG SHOT (CBS) - Toni Trucks ("The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2") is the first to be cast in the drama pilot, about Martina Garretti, "a working-class woman who uses her street smarts to compete with her more polished colleagues at a top New York law firm." She's set as Cyndi Leary ("if Cyndi weren't Martina's secretary, the two women could be besties") in the hour, which comes from Sony Pictures Television and creator Dana Calvo. (Variety.com)
THE CARRIE DIARIES (The CW) - Stefania Owen ("Running Wilde") is the first to be cast in the "Sex and the City" prequel, which follows Bradshaw in high school during the 1980s. She'll play Dorrit, Carrie's gawky 14-year-old sister who's "rebelling in the most obvious of ways: dying her hair, getting arrested, acting out." Miguel Arteta is directing the project from a script by Amy B. Harris for the Warner Bros. Television-based Fake Empire. (EW.com)
DADDY'S GIRLS (NBC) - Nicky Whelan ("Hall Pass") has scored a role on the comedy pilot, about Penelope "Pen" Morton (Christine Woods), a young doctor who returns home from Doctors Without Borders to find her father is seriously dating the "mean girl" from her high school. She'll play said girl, Holly Timmons ("29, the blond bombshell of every guy's dreams; fun, demonstrative, at ease"), in the 20th Century Fox Television-based half-hour, which also stars Brenda Song. Pamela Fryman is directing from a script by creator Dana Klein. (Deadline.com)
DEVIOUS MAIDS (ABC) - Dania Ramirez ("Heroes") is likewise the first to board the drama pilot, about four maids with ambition and dreams of their own while they work for the rich and famous in Beverly Hills. She's set as one of the quartet, Rosie Falta ("35, sweet and vulnerable"), "a single mother who left her son back in Mexico when her husband died, slipped into El Norte and now works as the housemaid/nanny for a pair of self-absorbed and successful actors." Marc Cherry is behind the ABC Studios-based hour, to be directed by Paul McGuigan. (Deadline.com)
DO NO HARM (NBC) - Steven Pasquale ("Rescue Me") has booked the lead role in the drama pilot, about Jeffrey Kohn, "a brilliant neurosurgeon who wrestles with his dangerous alter-ego Ian Price that threatens to wreak havoc on his personal and professional life." Alana De La Garza and Ruta Gedmintas co-star in the Universal Television-based hour, from director Michael Mayer and writer David Schulner. Pasquale had been attached to the USA pilot "Over/Under," which presumably is not moving forward. (Deadline.com)
FRIEND ME (CBS) - Parvesh Cheena ("Outsourced") has scored a role on the comedy pilot, about best pals Rob and Evan (both yet to be cast) who have just moved to L.A. from Indiana to start new jobs at Groupon. He'll play Mike, an Indian-American grad student in mathematics who'll spend his entire life on university campuses, one of their friends from back home. Ajay Sahgal and Alan Kirschenbaum penned the half-hour, which comes from CBS Television Studios. (Twitter.com)
MAJOR CRIMES (TNT) - Kearran Giovanni ("One Life to Live") has scored a role on the Mary McDonnell-led "The Closer" spin-off, due this summer on the cable channel. She'll play Detective Amy Skyes, "an ambitious undercover police detective and military veteran who served in Afghanistan." G.W. Bailey, Tony Denison, Michael Paul Chan, Raymond Cruz and Phillip P. Keene also star in the project, with Robert Gossett, Jon Tenney and Jonathan Del Arco also set to recur. (Deadline.com)
MUHAMMAD ALI'S GREATEST FIGHT (HBO) - Benjamin Walker ("Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter") is in talks to star in the original movie, about the boxing legend's battle with the Supreme Court over his Muslim beliefs as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War. He would play Kevin Kennedy, "a Supreme Court clerk who championed the issue and wrote the briefs that ultimately resulted in approving Ali's status as a conscientious objector." Ali - who will appear in the film via actual news footage - ultimately was "convicted by a Houston court in 1967 and spent three years exiled from the ring as his case journeyed to the Supreme Court." Stephen Frears is helming the project from a script by Shawn Slovo. Frank Doelger, Tracey Scoffield and Jonathan Cameron are the executive producers with Scott Ferguson producing. (Variety.com)
MY IDIOTIC TWENTIES (CBS) - Adam Campbell and Amanda Lund have both scored roles on the comedy pilot, about Jake (Michael Angarano), a commitment phobic ad agency exec who, after breaking up with his girlfriend, realizes he has to continue working with her one cubicle away. They'll play his co-workers Will ("mid-30s, in denial of adulthood and so dresses and acts too young") and Hannah ("20s, beautiful perma-temp but with crazy eyes") in the project, which also stars Chris Smith and Randall Park. 20th Century Fox Television is behind the project, from writer/director Nicholas Stoller. (Deadline.com)
PRAIRIE DOGS (ABC) - Kal Penn ("How I Met Your Mother") has snagged the lead role on the comedy pilot, about Neil, an uncool cubicle worker at one of the coolest companies in the world who becomes the victim of identity theft and ultimately engages the charismatic conman to help him change his life. Said role ("late twenties, just on the nerdy side of handsome") reportedly includes a development component should the project not make it to series. Michaela Watkins also stars in the ABC Studios-based half-hour, from co-creators Jackie and Jeff Filgo. (Deadline.com)
REBOUNDING (FOX) - Hayes MacArthur ("Perfect Couples") and Malcolm Barrett ("Better Off Ted") are the first to board the comedy pilot, about Danny Markle, "a man recovering from the death of his fiance with the help of the idiots on his pickup basketball team." They'll play two of said fellows: Dave Teller ("tall, good-looking guy's guy; by far the best athlete in this crew") and presumably, the character formerly known as Ravi Shah ("29, Indian American, mannered, fastidious, a little uptight"). Jason Winer is directing the 20th Century Fox Television-based project, from co-creators Joe Port and Joe Wiseman as well as executive producer Steve Levitan. (Deadline.com)
UNTITLED HILARY WINSTON PROJECT (NBC) - Aubrey Dollar ("Women's Murder Club") has boarded the comedy pilot, about Agnes Little, "a shy, focused woman who, after being dumped by her fiance, leans on her co-workers to help her come out of her shell and plot her revenge." She'll presumably play one of her chemist co-workers, either Hope ("27, an eager narcissist") or Lizzy ("sexy and seems out of place in a tight dress and high heels"). Adam Shankman is directing the Sony Pictures Television-based half-hour from a script by Hilary Winston. (Deadline.com)
Charlie Sheen: 'Ashton Kutcher sucks on Two and a Half Men'
Charlie Sheen: 'Ashton Kutcher sucks on Two and a Half Men'
Charlie Sheen said that he does not approve of Ashton Kutcher in Two and a Half Men, blaming the show's writers for his performance.
The actor - who was replaced on the CBS sitcom because of behaviour deemed inappropriate in his personal life - said he thought that the show has gone downhill since his departure.
Sheen told TMZ Live: "I'm tired of lying, I'm tired of pretending like the show doesn't suck, I'm tired of pretending like Ashton doesn't suck, I'm tired of pretending like they're not completely adrift.
"When you take away the anchor from your show, which they stupidly did, you go adrift."
Sheen was fired from Two and a Half Men last year after publicly ridiculing producer Chuck Lorre.
The 46-year-old actor was reportedly seeing several women at a time - who he referred to as his "goddesses" - and was urged to get help for other personal problems by those close to him.
Sheen added: "It's nothing personal. I just feel bad for [Kutcher], he's saddled with such bad writing. I mean, I had some pretty bad writing over the years.
"You know, when the show was good, it was so great... but now, it's like there's no... there's just nothing about it that's fresh or interesting. I mean, I forget that it's on the air."
Sheen's outburst comes after being threatened with legal action by Warner Bros for using an image associated with his former show in promotion for his upcoming programme Anger Management.
Charlie Sheen said that he does not approve of Ashton Kutcher in Two and a Half Men, blaming the show's writers for his performance.
The actor - who was replaced on the CBS sitcom because of behaviour deemed inappropriate in his personal life - said he thought that the show has gone downhill since his departure.
Sheen told TMZ Live: "I'm tired of lying, I'm tired of pretending like the show doesn't suck, I'm tired of pretending like Ashton doesn't suck, I'm tired of pretending like they're not completely adrift.
"When you take away the anchor from your show, which they stupidly did, you go adrift."
Sheen was fired from Two and a Half Men last year after publicly ridiculing producer Chuck Lorre.
The 46-year-old actor was reportedly seeing several women at a time - who he referred to as his "goddesses" - and was urged to get help for other personal problems by those close to him.
Sheen added: "It's nothing personal. I just feel bad for [Kutcher], he's saddled with such bad writing. I mean, I had some pretty bad writing over the years.
"You know, when the show was good, it was so great... but now, it's like there's no... there's just nothing about it that's fresh or interesting. I mean, I forget that it's on the air."
Sheen's outburst comes after being threatened with legal action by Warner Bros for using an image associated with his former show in promotion for his upcoming programme Anger Management.
TV Tonight 17th of Febuary 2012
TV Tonight 17th of Febuary 2012
The daily list in alphabetical order, of all the new episodes airing.
20/20 S34E24: "One Moment in Time: The Life of Whitney Houston"
A Gifted Man S01E14: "In Case of Co-Dependents"
Air Crash Investigation S11E11: "Nowhere to Land"
Alaska Wing Men S02E07: "Deadly Descent"
Amagami SS S02E07: "Episode 7"
America's Most Wanted S25E12: "Season 25, Episode 12"
Ancient Aliens S04E01: "The Mayan Conspiracy"
Ancient Aliens S04E02: "The Doomsday Prophecies"
Anderson S01E100: "New Toddlers & Tiaras Controversy"
Antiques Road Trip S04E05: "Series 4, Episode 5"
Bering Sea Gold S01E04: "A Viking Funeral"
Black Rock Shooter S01E03: "Episode 3"
Blade Anime S01E06: "Bad Blood"
Blue Bloods S02E14: "Parenthood"
Coach Trip S09E15: "Series 9, Day 15"
Come Dine With Me S18E29: "Series 18, Series 25"
Come Dine With Me S18E30: "Series 18, Come Dine With Me"
Coronation Street S53E33: "Fri Feb 17, 2012 [Episode 1]"
Coronation Street S53E34: "Fri Feb 17, 2012 [Episode 2]"
Dateline NBC S21E23: "FR2123"
Days of our Lives S47E71: "Ep. #11781"
Deal Or No Deal (UK) S07E162: "Episode 1842"
Dickinson's Real Deal S08E54: "Series 8, Episode 54"
Doctors S13E201: "A Taste of Honey"
EastEnders S28E29: "February 17, 2012"
Emmerdale S41E41: "February 17, 2012"
Escape To The Country S12E34: "Somerset"
Flikken Maastricht S06E03: "Gif"
Four Weddings (2010) S03E28: "...and Men in Kilts"
Fringe S04E13: "A Better Human Being"
General Hospital (US) S49E224: "#12498"
Generator Rex S03E14: "Hermanos"
Generator Rex S03E13: "Mind Games"
Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden S22E120: "Season 22, Episode 120"
Gold Rush: Alaska S02E15: "Frozen Out"
Got to Dance S03E48: "Series 3, Episode 48"
Guilty Crown S01E17: "Episode 17"
High School DxD S01E07: "Episode 7"
Hollyoaks S18E35: "February 17, 2012"
Home and Away (AU) S25E20: "Episode 5455"
House Hunters S48E34: "Looking For a Home In Austin"
House Hunters International S25E37
House of Anubis S02E60: "House of Reckoning"
House of Anubis S02E59: "House of Zodiacs"
Hustle S08E06: "Series 8, Episode 6"
I Shouldn't Be Alive S05E11: "Lost in the Jungle"
Infested S02E08: "The Most Horrifying"
Inu x Boku SS S01E06: "Rather Than Thinking"
Jeopardy! S28E110: "Show #6315"
Kill Me Baby S01E07: "Episode 7"
Kitchen Nightmares S04E14: "Charlie's"
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon S02E223
Late Show with David Letterman S19E29
Law & Order: UK S06E07: "Fault Lines"
Live From the Artists Den S04E03: "Death Cab for Cutie"
Live with Regis and Kelly S29E124
Mastermind (UK) S40E17: "Series 40, Show 17"
Mastermind (UK) S40E16: "Series 40, Show 16"
Michael Feinstein's American Songbook S02E03: "Saloon Singers"
Neighbours S28E30: "Episode 6340"
Nikita S02E15: "Origins"
On Freddie Roach S01E05: "TBA"
Persona 4 The Animation S01E19: "It's School Festival Day! Time to Have Fun!"
Pointless S05E119: "Series 5, Episode 119"
Popstokk S02E07
Portlandia S02E07: "Motorcycle"
Real Time With Bill Maher S10E06: "Season 10, Episode 6"
Romanii au Talent S02E01: "Auditii #1"
Room 101 S12E05: "Alistair McGowan, Hilary Devey, Josh Groban"
Safari Vet School S01E07: "Episode 7"
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta S03E11: "Live for Today, Hope for Tomorrow"
Senhime Zesshou Symphogear S01E07: "Episode 7"
Shark Tank S03E05: "Season 3, Episode 5"
Spartacus: Blood and Sand S02E04: "Empty Hands"
Stella (UK) S01E07: "Episode 7"
Supernatural S07E15: "Repo Man"
Sweet Home Alabama S03E06: "A Love Song"
The Chase (2009) S05E34: "Series 5, Episode 34"
The Ellen DeGeneres Show S09E103: "Reese Witherspoon, Nathan Lane"
The Graham Norton Show S10E16
The Jeremy Kyle Show S07E110: "February 17, 2012"
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson S08E30: "Margaret Cho"
The Life and Times of Tim S03E10: "The Smug Chiropractor / Corporate Disaster"
The Real Hustle (UK) S11E04: "Celebrity Chancers: Episode 4"
The Revolution (2012) S01E25: "Season 1, Episode 25"
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno S19E244: "Dave Salmoni, the Fray"
The View S15E108: "The fourth annual mutt show"
The Young and the Restless S39E231: "Ep. #9846"
Thuis S17E125: "Season 17, Episode 125"
Tyler Perry's House of Payne S07E49: "Pills and Thrills"
Tyler Perry's House of Payne S07E52: "Guess Who Came to Breakfast"
Tyler Perry's House of Payne S07E51: "Payne vs. Payne"
Tyler Perry's House of Payne S07E50: "Scars of Payne"
Undercover Boss S03E04: "Checkers & Rally’s"
Wanted Down Under S06E35: "Series 6, Episode 35"
World's Toughest Trucker S01E07: "Episode 7"
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! S12E73: "Season 12, Episode 73"
The daily list in alphabetical order, of all the new episodes airing.
20/20 S34E24: "One Moment in Time: The Life of Whitney Houston"
A Gifted Man S01E14: "In Case of Co-Dependents"
Air Crash Investigation S11E11: "Nowhere to Land"
Alaska Wing Men S02E07: "Deadly Descent"
Amagami SS S02E07: "Episode 7"
America's Most Wanted S25E12: "Season 25, Episode 12"
Ancient Aliens S04E01: "The Mayan Conspiracy"
Ancient Aliens S04E02: "The Doomsday Prophecies"
Anderson S01E100: "New Toddlers & Tiaras Controversy"
Antiques Road Trip S04E05: "Series 4, Episode 5"
Bering Sea Gold S01E04: "A Viking Funeral"
Black Rock Shooter S01E03: "Episode 3"
Blade Anime S01E06: "Bad Blood"
Blue Bloods S02E14: "Parenthood"
Coach Trip S09E15: "Series 9, Day 15"
Come Dine With Me S18E29: "Series 18, Series 25"
Come Dine With Me S18E30: "Series 18, Come Dine With Me"
Coronation Street S53E33: "Fri Feb 17, 2012 [Episode 1]"
Coronation Street S53E34: "Fri Feb 17, 2012 [Episode 2]"
Dateline NBC S21E23: "FR2123"
Days of our Lives S47E71: "Ep. #11781"
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Eamonn Holmes, Harry Hill, Amy Childs, James May top TV rich list
Eamonn Holmes, Harry Hill, Amy Childs, James May top TV rich list
Eamonn Holmes has topped a new TV rich list after reportedly earning nearly £3 million last year.
Compiled by OK magazine, Holmes's £2.8 million for his contracts with Sky News for Sunrise and ITV for This Morning made him 2011's highest-paid television star.
TV Burp's Harry Hill and reality star Amy Childs came joint second with £2.75 million, while Top Gear's James May ties with BBC Two's Hairy Bikers in fourth place.
Richard Hammond, May's fellow Top Gear presenter, sits sixth with an alleged £2.4 million annual pay package, while X Factor host Dermot O'Leary and Baking Made Easy's Lorraine Pascale are joint seventh with £2 million each.
Match of the Day's Alan Hansen (£1.8m) and ITV's Adrian Chiles (£1.6m) round off the list in ninth and tenth respectively.
Eamonn Holmes has topped a new TV rich list after reportedly earning nearly £3 million last year.
Compiled by OK magazine, Holmes's £2.8 million for his contracts with Sky News for Sunrise and ITV for This Morning made him 2011's highest-paid television star.
TV Burp's Harry Hill and reality star Amy Childs came joint second with £2.75 million, while Top Gear's James May ties with BBC Two's Hairy Bikers in fourth place.
Richard Hammond, May's fellow Top Gear presenter, sits sixth with an alleged £2.4 million annual pay package, while X Factor host Dermot O'Leary and Baking Made Easy's Lorraine Pascale are joint seventh with £2 million each.
Match of the Day's Alan Hansen (£1.8m) and ITV's Adrian Chiles (£1.6m) round off the list in ninth and tenth respectively.
'True Blood's Alexander Skarsgård: 'Christopher Meloni is so hot'
'True Blood's Alexander Skarsgård: 'Christopher Meloni is so hot'
Alexander Skarsgård has described his new True Blood co-star Christopher Meloni as "so hot".
The 35-year-old, who plays the Viking vampire Eric Northman on the HBO series, praised the former Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star.
"He's really, really good," Skarsgård told MTV News. "And a great guy."
He went on to say that Meloni could be shirtless in his new role on the supernatural series.
"Maybe, maybe not," Skarsgård said. "He's so hot."
Skarsgård recently suggested that Eric and Bill (Stephen Moyer) will develop a "bromance" on the fifth season of True Blood.
Meloni will play an ancient and powerful vampire with control over Eric and Bill.
Alexander Skarsgård has described his new True Blood co-star Christopher Meloni as "so hot".
The 35-year-old, who plays the Viking vampire Eric Northman on the HBO series, praised the former Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star.
"He's really, really good," Skarsgård told MTV News. "And a great guy."
He went on to say that Meloni could be shirtless in his new role on the supernatural series.
"Maybe, maybe not," Skarsgård said. "He's so hot."
Skarsgård recently suggested that Eric and Bill (Stephen Moyer) will develop a "bromance" on the fifth season of True Blood.
Meloni will play an ancient and powerful vampire with control over Eric and Bill.
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