foolish watcher

Former President No Consequences finally faces consequences

Therese Odell
Advertisements

Hi babe!

@thebluerio

hi babeđŸ„° #indianringneck #talkingparrot #Love #babe #fyp #foryoupage

♬ original sound – The Blue Rio

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

INFINITE LOLS: A New York jury found Former President Hires Bad Attorneys liable for $83 million in E. Jean Carroll’s second defamation suit against him. The short version: While he was President, Carroll came forward saying that he raped her in a dressing room back in the 90s. He responded by saying she was a liar, that she wasn’t his “type,” that he didn’t know who she was, and called on the public to prove she was conspiring with the Democratic party. At a party, George Conway encouraged Carroll to sue him for defamation, and in 2019, she did just that. In 2023, a jury found that Former President Grab ‘Em By the Pussy had sexually assaulted Carroll (but fell short of finding that he raped her) and defamed her, and awarded her $5 million. BUT THAT WASN’T GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE FORMER TODDLER-IN-CHIEF, who then went on social media and defamed her even more, countless times. So she hauled his ass back in court, and this new jury agreed with her to the tune of $83 million.

 

Big props to the ladies of The View.

It’s official: Suits was the most-streamed show of 2023. (BUT WHY??) Ted Lasso was the most-streamed original series, and Moana the most-streamed movie. Obviously, the lessons to be taken from this are that networks should move back to 22-episode seasons; USA should return to producing original series for female audiences; and that well-written, emotionally sincere comedies should be in the pipeline, but I GUARANTEE YOU none of those things will come to pass.

Still no explanation for why Dave Chappelle was on the stage for Saturday Night Live‘s goodnights this weekend (he wasn’t the host and he didn’t do a cameo, so wtf? did Fallon bring him?) but Bowen Yang and Sarah Sherman were clearly grossed out:

I’m so happy for Taylor Swift’s boyfriend’s sportsball team! (Genuinely, because it is making MAGA and incel heads explode everywhere.)

ABC keeps hinting that a Golden Bachelorette is coming.

Dolly Parton is out here hinting that there could be new Buffy the Vampire Slayer 
 something (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!). And that is your yearly reminder that Dolly Parton was a producer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Severance has begun filming season two (finally).

And Knives Out 3 will film sometime this year.

Christopher Nolan loved The Curse: “It’s an incredible show,” Nolan said. “It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen on television before.” WELL, THAT’S CERTAINLY THE TRUTH.

Warner Bros. Discovery stock has fallen?

Hayden Panettiere claims that the Nashville writers stole her life.

Now that Prime Video has ads (unless you pay more), what’s the point of Freevee?

Keanu Reeves will be the first recipient of the Lance Reddick Legacy award at the Saturn Awards.

Goddammit, Snoop.

Meghan McCain is just now learning that Jon Stewart is “woke.”

This isn’t about TV, but my blog, blah blah blah. ANYWAY, the biggest pop culture news this weekend was that my H-town homie, Megan Thee Stallion, released a diss track called “Hiss.” The song took aim at a number of people who have attacked her after rapper Tory Lanez shot her in the foot, including Drake, DaBaby, Chromazz, Lanez himself, and, most notably, Nicki Minaj. (BTW, the song is really good.) Nicki Minaj is LOSING HER MIND over it, and released her response today that even her die-hard fans can defend. Anyway, here’s all the dirt for my fellow olds, in case you were wondering.

Ashley Park appears to be on the mend and back on the set of Emily in Paris.

Thinking of Jay Leno and his family.

Renewals

Cancellations

In Development

Casting News

Mark Your Calendar

R.I.P.

Rod Holcomb, Emmy-winning director on Lost, ER, Justified, The Good Wife and countless others

Tom Johnson, Comedy writer who wrote for The Daily Show, Lopez Tonight, and The Jeselnik Offensive

Harry Connick Sr., Former New Orleans D.A. and father of Harry Connick, Jr.

Sandra Milo, Italian actress

WATCH THIS

The Irrational: Alec takes a case that forces him to confront his own trauma. Winter series premiere. 9 p.m., NBC

The Bachelor: The first group date has something to do with weddings, because of course it does. 7 p.m., ABC

Late Night:

MON. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30
ABC The Bachelor
(new)		 Bad Romance
(new)
CBS The Neighborhood
(repeat)		 Bob Hearts Abishola
(repeat)		 Yellowstone
(new)		 Yellowstone
(new)
CW Ride
(repeat)		 Wild Cards
(repeat)		 Local
FOX America’s Most Wanted
(new)		 TMZ Investigates
(new)		 News/Local
NBC America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League
(new)		 The Irrational
(new)
Exit mobile version