Katt Williams said what he said.

by Therese Odell, posted in watch this

He be slidin’.

@leanne.rooks

As we say in Bristol, he thinks hes on a slider!

♬ original sound – Leanne Rooks

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

It’s now your chance to own the “Ludicrously Capacious Burberry Bag” from Succession. It’s only $1750 at the moment, which seems like a good deal (but the auction will be going on for the next two weeks, so.)

Is Matthew McConaughey’s involvement with the Yellowstone spinoff in danger of not happening because Taylor Sheridan is a jerk? MAYBE.

Here’s a thing I just learned: Johnny Knoxville was offered a spot on Saturday Night Live doing his little prank and stunt thing, but he turned it down to create Jackass instead.

9-1-1 has resumed filming. It will premiere on ABC on March 14.

Katt Williams spent three hours on Shannon Sharpe’s podcast burning it all down, attacking everyone from Steve Harvey to Cedric the Entertainer to Kevin Hart to Ludacris and it was AMAZING.

And people showed up with some receipts backing up Williams’ claims, particularly of joke stealing:

While he said some … borderline crazy? things (anytime anyone brings up the Illuminati you should raise at least one eyebrow) … he also said some things that aren’t wrong, including:

“The problem with Friday After Next is that we’re trying to make a classic comedy, and this comedy involves a rape, and rape is never funny no matter who it happens to and what the circumstances are.”

and

“There are words we can use for a while, and we use them for a while until someone says, ‘That ain’t a good word, we should stop saying that, it doesn’t make people feel good.’ And we stop saying the word, and we move onto new words.”

Some of the people Williams dragged have responded, if you’re interested.

But then there is this from Deon Cole:

Jeremy Allen White chose violence:

Cancellations

Casting News

Mark Your Calendar

  • Hacks returns on Max this spring.

  • The Woman in the Wall debuts on Paramount+ on January 19.
  • In The Know premieres on Peacock on January 25.
  • Masters of the Air debuts on Apple TV+ on January 26.

  • On the Roam premieres on Max on January 18.
  • Mama June: Family Crisis returns on WE tv on February 9.
  • Jersey Shore Family Vacation returns on MTV on February 8.
  • The Mire will debut on Netflix on February 28.
  • LOL: Last One Laughing Ireland will debut on Prime Video on January 19.

R.I.P.

David Soul, Actor best known for playing Detective Kenneth Hutchinson in Starsky and Hutch

Glynis Johns, Oscar-nominated actress in Mary Poppins, The Sundowners, The Chapman Report, and others and Tony-Award-winning actress for her performance in A Little Night Music. She also appeared in Murder, She Wrote, The Love Boat, The Cavanaughs, among other TV shows and portrayed Diane Chambers’ mother on Cheers.

Harry Johnson, Actor who appeared in countless TV shows including Battlestar Galactica, Law & Order, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, “B.J. and the Bear, Quincy M.E., The Incredible Hulk, Days of Our Lives, Simon & Simon, M*A*S*H, The A-Team, and many more”

Christian Oliver, Actor in Speed Racer and Valkyrie

Derek Draper, Subject of the ITV documentary Kate Garraway: Finding Derek

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RuPaul’s Drag Race: The queens are back, hunty. Season premiere. 7 p.m., MTV

Good Grief: Dan Levy stars in this film as a young man whose husband suddenly passes away, leaving him and two friends to go to Paris on a soul-searching trip. Premiere. Netflix

SATURDAY

The Sopranos: Binge the second season of the greatest TV show of all time. Yeah, I said it. 11 a.m., HBO2

Nine to Five: A feminist classic. 7:30 p.m., Sundance TV

Mad Max: Fury Road: Another feminist classic. 10:45 HBO2

SUNDAY

The 81st Golden Globe Awards: After years of scandal, the Globes have moved from NBC to CBS. Good luck with all that. 7 p.m., CBS

All Creatures Great and Small: James and Helen dream of the future. Season premiere. 8 p.m., PBS

Grimsburg: Detective Marvin Flute returns to his hometown of Grimsburg where everyone has a secret. Series premiere. 7 p.m., Fox

The Great North: Ham needs to find a speech for class, and his family offers to help in the season premiere. 9:30 p.m., Fox

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