Four shows just got the ax this weekend

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CLEVER GIRL.

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

The Golden Globe nominations came out this morning and I’m going to try to pretend to care and act like this is a real ceremony that means something, but I don’t and it isn’t. Succession, The Bear and Only Murders in the Building were the big nominees this year. Some surprising snubs include Harrison Ford for 1923; Nicolas Braun for Succession; and John Mulaney who wasn’t nominated in the new stand-up category. 

The 10 highest-ranked 2023 shows on Rotten Tomatoes are probably not what you are expecting.

Stranger Things will begin filming season five in January.

Terrence Howard is suing CAA for screwing him on his salary for Empire.

Kate Siegel has some very interesting ideas about Camille Usher’s backstory.

President Biden attended a shiva held for Norman Lear this weekend.

And here, a tribute to how Lear helped reshape how America viewed Black families through Good Times, Sanford and Son, and The Jeffersons.

If you’ve watched Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God, here’s an interview with the documentarian, who answers a lot of interesting questions about what she chose to include and what she did not. (It’s a wonderful and weird documentary, especially if you’re interested in cults.)

 

 
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Megyn Kelly going off-script.

Pray for Fox News:

Newsmax Media has to turn over their journalists’ text messages and communications to Dominion Voting Systems, lol.

Tucker Carlson is launching his own streaming network: the Tucker Carlson Network. So … his partnership with Twitter didn’t work out? Huh.

Speaking of Elon Musk: he’s an idiot.

LOVE IS DEAD.

Cancellations

  • Good Trouble has been canceled at Freeform after five seasons.

  • Cruel Summer has been canceled after two seasons on Freeform. Cruel Summer and Good Trouble were the last original scripted series on Freeform.
  • Lucky Hank was canceled at AMC after one season.

In Development

Casting News

Mark Your Calendar

  • La Brea returns on NBC on January 9. (JANUARY 9??!? OH NO)
  • The Trust premieres on Netflix on January 10.
  • Disney 100: A Century of Dreams – A Special Edition of 20/20 debuts on ABC on December 14.
  • American Pickers returns on History Channel on December 27.

  • First-Time Buyer’s Club premieres on OWN on December 30.
  • Rising Impact will premiere on Netflix in June.

R.I.P.

Ryan O’Neal, Oscar-nominated actor in Love Story, Paper Moon, Barry Lyndon, and others who led a troubled life

Ali MacGraw in a statement:

“Working with Ryan, all those years ago, was one of the great experiences of my film career, and we remained friends ever after. He was a skilled actor, charming and funny too. I know that a huge part of my success was due to his generosity as my co-star. It has been devastating to know just how ill Ryan has been for many years now, and I was not surprised to learn that he had passed away yesterday morning. Thankfully, he was surrounded by his son Patrick and a small group of lifelong, close friends. My heart goes out to all four of his children and to the people who loved him most. Ryan and I worked together again several years ago with the road company for “Love Letters”. It was a wonderful experience, and I shall miss him and the fun we shared……and I pray that he will find Peace at last.”

Stan Rogow, Emmy-nominated producer, writer, and music manager known for Lizzie McGuire and Fame

Anna “Chickadee” Cardwell, Co-star of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo

Jack Hogan, Actor best known for his role in Combat!, but who also appeared in S.W.A.T., Hawaii Five-O, Kojak, Quincy M.E., Magnum P.I., The A-Team, Jake and the Fat Man, The Rough Riders, Have Gun – Will Travel, Sea Hunt, Lock Up, Bat Masterson, The Lawman and The Rifleman

Dave Robb, Former Deadline reporter

Mort Engelberg, Film producer of Smokey and The Bandit, The Big Easy, and others

Lola Dee, Singer of the 1951 hit “Pretty Eyed Baby”

WATCH THIS

Barry Manilow’s A Very Barry Christmas: The great Barry Manilow sings his biggest hits along with some holiday classics. 9 p.m., NBC

Big Brother: Reindeer Games: A cast of Big Brother legends return to play holiday-themed games. Premiere. 7 p.m., CBS

The Billion Dollar Goal: This limited series follows the decades-long process of making soccer popular in the United States. Premiere. Paramount+

Late Night:

  • Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Mark Wahlberg, Elle Fanning, Carin León
  • Late Night with Seth Meyers: Marcus Gilmore
  • The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Liz Cheney, Olivia Rodrigo
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: George Clooney, Kumail Nanjiani, Lenny Kravitz
  • The Daily Show: Guest host Kal Penn
  • Watch What Happens Live: Mia Thornton, Ariana Madix

MON. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30
ABC Monday Night Football
(live)
CBS The Price is Right at Night
(new)		 Big Brother Reindeer Games
(new)
CW Penn & Teller: Fool Us
(repeat)		 Masters of Illusion: Christmas Magic 2022
(repeat)		 Local
FOX MasterChef Junior: Home for the Holidays
(new)		 News/Local
NBC The Voice
(new)		 Barry Manilow’s A Very Barry Christmas
(new)

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