‘Love is Blind’ Houston was somehow even messier than what was shown

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This is just a good goose who loves her dog (whose job it is to protect the goats that she is protecting him from).

@greatpyrenees.tune.44

Sally doesn’t know the goats are actually SUPPOSED to stay with the dogs 😂 #goose #angrygoose #naturalguardian #greatpyrenees #greatpyreneeslife

♬ original sound – Great Pyrenees Tune

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Congratulations to the writers for another win: Fox will air the Writing in a Variety Series category during the Emmys broadcast. 

Pat McAfee, on whose podcast it was that Aaron Rodgers made the comments about Jimmy Kimmel being on the Epstein list, IS REALLY SORRY THAT HAPPENED, YOU GUYS, AND PLEASE DON’T FIRE HIM, DISNEY! It’ll be interesting to see if Rodgers continues being a recurring guest after this stunt.

Love is Blind is being sued again, this time by Renee Poche, a contestant who says the show essentially kidnapped her, and then pushed her into a showmance with a homeless, jobless, violent drug user. When the show cut her story from the season, she made some public remarks about what happened. In return, the producers initiated private arbitration against her for violating her nondisclosure agreement, seeking $4 million. She made $8,000 filming the series. So, she’s suing. “The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles superior court, is seeking to nullify Poche’s contract and is claiming intentional infliction of emotional distress along with violations of various California labor and civic codes.”

Here’s the thing: this was on season five, the one filmed here in Houston. I remember Poche being a part of the early episodes, but then she just sort of disappeared. She reportedly got engaged in the pods; she went wedding dress shopping, and then she just … wasn’t on the show anymore. People noticed, and asked questions, and she answered. I suspect the producers worried they could get sued by the ex-fiance if she said too much and wanted to shut her down (and put the fear of lawyers in other contestants). But considering the condition in which they allegedly treat their contestants, I’m not sure that was their best move. Stay tuned, because this could get messy.

Oh please oh please oh please oh please …

Speaking of Jesse Watters, he and Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw don’t like each other. LET THE GIRLIES FIGHT.

ABC is celebrating General Hospital’s 60th anniversary with a special tonight (see below in DATES), so here’s what happened in the very first episode, back in 1963.

WELL THAT GOT DARK PRETTY FAST:

I don’t watch Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, but maybe I should be catching up with it because all of this sounds completely insane.

Andy Cohen recently revealed he was scammed out of roughly $100,000 by fraudsters pretending to be his bank, and I have to say, their methods are much more sophisticated than you might be aware of. Be careful out there, and remember — if you get a call from your “bank,” call the bank yourself to confirm it before giving over any information.

In Development

  • Watson, a modern Sherlock Holmes medical drama starring Morris Chestnut, has been given a series order at CBS.

Casting News

  • Jimmy Failla will host Fox News Saturday Night on Fox News.
  • Song Kang-ho will star in Uncle Samsik on Disney+.
  • Steve Burton is leaving Days of Our Lives on Peacock. (Could this open up his return to General Hospital?)

Mark Your Calendars

  • Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans debuts on FX on January 31.
  • Death and Other Details debuts on Hulu on January 16.
  • Echo will premiere on Disney+ on January 9.
  • The Cleaning Lady returns on Fox on March 5.
  • Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli will debut on Netflix on January 9.
  • American Nightmare debuts on Netflix on January 17.
  • Dance Life premieres on Prime Video on January 19.
  • June will debut on Paramount+ on January 17.
  • TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution debuts on Tubi on January 9.

R.I.P.

Janet DeLorenzo, Longtime employee of Harpo Productions and other daytime syndicated series

Ernst Goldschmidt, Co-founder of Orion Pictures

Herman Raucher, Screenwriter

WATCH THIS

The Brothers Sun: I missed this one in my weekly recommendations, but the wonderful Michelle Yeoh co-stars in this action dramedy about a gangster who has to protect his mother and younger brother after his father is assassinated. Series premiere. Netflix.

Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale: Sanctuary, a contemporary British town inhabited by witches, is shaken to its core by murder accusations after a young athlete is found dead. Series premiere.  AMC+, Sundance Now

Daughters of the Cult: This docuseries explores a Mormon splinter group who perpetuated a string of violent crimes over the course of decades. Premiere. Hulu

The Golden Bachelor: A Golden Wedding: Gerry and Theresa make it official. Premiere. 7 p.m., ABC

General Hospital: 60 Years of Stars and Storytelling: A celebration of the long-running, culture-defining soap opera. Premiere. 9 p.m., ABC

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ABC The Golden Wedding
(new)		 General Hospital: 60 Years of Stars and Storytelling
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CBS Young Sheldon
(repeat)		 Ghosts
(repeat)		 Ghosts U.K.
(new)		 Ghosts U.K.
(new)		 SEAL Team
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CW Son of a Critch
(new)		 The Conners
(repeat)		 The Conners
(repeat)		 Children Ruin Everything
(new)		 News/Local
FOX Hell’s Kitchen
(new)		 We Are Family
(repeat)		 News/Local
NBC Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
(repeat)		 Transplant
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