These two minutes of ‘Wheel of Fortune’ are going to ruin your day.

by Therese Odell, posted in Uncategorized

THESE POOR BABIES.

All Other TV News

Welp, the first two series of the MLB season have been canceled as players and owners still haven’t come to terms.

First The Crown, and now Lupin: the Netflix series was just robbed of over $300,000 of equipment in what sounds like a fairly terrifying heist.

Do not watch this Wheel of Fortune clip if you are someplace where screaming in frustration is frowned upon:

Rock on, Jeopardy! champ Christine Whelchel:

Euphoria is HBO’s second-most-watched show behind Game of Thrones now. Didn’t see that coming when The Sopranos and Curb Your Enthusiasm are out there, but sure. Euphoria is also the most-tweeted show of the decade which is considerably less surprising. And here’s an interesting article about how the show’s fans love Euphoria, but not its creator.

The rich family the Tinder Swindler claimed to be a part of are now suing him, LOL.

Just a Quinta Brunson appreciation post.

Bob Odenkirk hates SNL‘s famous Chippendale sketch, and his point is a valid one.

We’re still out here talking about an Office reboot? Really?

Since The Dropout is premiering tonight on Hulu, here’s your answer for why Elizabeth Holmes talks like that.

They’ve already filmed season four of What We Do in the Shadows, and it’s expected to come out “soon.” !!!!

Oh, hey, the SAG Awards were this weekend. Here are your winners. (Squid Game cleaned. up.)

Get better soon, Randy Newman!

The Ukraine Stuff

President Biden’s first State of the Union address was last night, and unsurprisingly, he led with how America is supporting Ukraine against this unprovoked invasion by Russia. (I’m not even going to talk about those hyenas interrupting him because they WANT the attention.)

As I mentioned yesterday, President Zelensky was previously a comedian who starred in a series, Servant of the People, about a man who unexpectedly becomes President of Ukraine. Anyway, this clip from the show is amazing, especially in light of yesterday’s news that the European Union has agreed to give Ukraine candidate status:

Servant of the People has been licensed to Channel 4 in the UK, and to other networks in the Middle East, Greece, and Romania. Let’s find a home for it in the U.S.!

Here’s an article about the global entertainment business boycotting Russia and doing what they can to support Ukrainian filmmakers.

Cannes has banned Russian filmmakers and attendees.

Roku and DirecTV have dropped RT. GOOD.

The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has kicked Mikhail Solodovnikov, who runs the company that runs RT, off their board of directors.

Russian and Belarusian figure skaters have been banned from international competitions by the sports governing board.

World Taekwondo will not display Russian or Belarusian flags or anthems, and Putin has been stripped of his title as the honorary president and ambassador of the International Judo Federation. That’s gotta hurt.

Russian Tennis Federation and Belarus Tennis Federation have been banned from competition — though they are allowing individual Russians and Belarusians to compete with no country affiliation, which is a cop out.

Similarly, The Venice Film Festival is trying to have it both ways, by saying Russian filmmakers can participate as long as they disagree with Putin. How they prove that is unclear to me.

CNN is delaying the premiere of their documentary series Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy; Nomad with Carlton McCoy; and Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain out of deference to the breaking war news.

Bethenny Frankel has raised millions for Ukrainian refugees.

Apple has stopped selling all products in Russia, disabled Apple Pay, removed RT and Sputnik apps, and perhaps most helpfully, disabled all map features in Ukraine.

Speaking of:

Here’s John Bolton — who was in Former President Putin’s Bootlicker’s administration — telling a Newsmax idiot that his former boss was NOT tough on Russia, and that Putin would have likely invaded Ukraine in that traitor’s second term, despite what his supporters would like to believe. 

Bill O’Reilly just called out Fox News for repeating Putin’s propaganda and I just …

Drag her, Leah Remini:

Sean Penn has been filming a documentary about Ukraine — in Ukraine, and reports on Twitter that he and his crew walked miles to the Polish border:

Renewals

In Development

Casting News

Mark Your Calendars

  • Julia will premiere on HBO Max on March 31.

  • The Adam Project will premiere on Netflix on March 11.

  • Human Resources premieres on Netflix on March 18.

  • Top Boy returns on Netflix on March 18.

  • P-Valley will return on Starz soon.

  • Welcome to Eden will debut on Netflix soon.

  • Get Organized with The Home Edit returns on Netflix on April 1.

  • Undercurrent will premiere on HBO Max on March 8.

  • Moon Knight will debut on Disney+ on March 30.

  • Wild Abandon will premiere on Netflix on March 30.

WATCH THIS

The Dropout: Amanda Seyfried stars in this new limited series about that huckster Elizabeth Holmes and her multi-billion-dollar (fake) idea. Series premiere Hulu

The Problem with Jon Stewart: Spring premiere. He goes weekly now, instead of bi-weekly. Apple TV+

Amazing Race: 33rd season finale. 7 p.m., CBS

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Legends are disappointed by Gideon’s actions in the 7th season finale. 7 p.m., The CW

Batwoman: The Bat Team must scramble to save Gotham city in the season finale. 8 p.m., The CW

Next Level Chef: First season finale. 8 p.m., Fox

Late Night:

  • Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Zoë Kravitz, Al Franken, Sebastián Yatra
  • Late Night with Seth Meyers: Courteney Cox, Connor Ratliff, Benson Boone, Carter McLean
  • The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Andy Serkis, Fiona Hill, the 15th anniversary celebration of Americone Dream, featuring special celebrity guests
  • The Late Late Show with James Corden: Colin Farrell, Patrick Stewart, Nick Cave
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: Nick Kroll, Caitriona Balfe, Turnstile
  • The Daily Show: Stacey Abrams
  • Watch What Happens Live: Noella Bergener, Cynthia Bailey

WEDS. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30
ABC The Goldbergs
(new)		 The Wonder Years
(new)		 The Conners
(new)		 Home Economics
(new)		 A Million Little Things
(new)
CBS The Amazing Race
(new)		 Good Sam
(new)
CW DC’s Legends of Tomorrow
(new)		 Batwoman
(new)		 Local
FOX I Can See Your Voice
(new)		 Next Level Chef
(new)		 News/Local
NBC Chicago Med
(new)		 Chicago Fire
(new)		 Chicago P.D.
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