Rosie O’Donnell dedicated a song to President Shartle to close out her week on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’

Therese Odell

3 weeks ago

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Rosie O’Donnell ended her week of guest hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! with a very special version of “Danny Boy” written for a very special boy, and it was glorious:

That Obama line is gonna hurt.

The White House was not amused.

Erin Burnett fact-checked Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s claim on his cooking show that a family of four could eat a dinner of wild Alaskan salmon cakes with a white-bean salad for less than $20, pointing out that the ingredients from a local grocery store actually came out to over $70. He had a little meltdown, LOL.

Please do not make Stephen A. Smith the new Andy Rooney.

Meghan Markle may return to acting when she and Prince Harry move back to the U.K. It sounds like she’ll be joining The Gentlemen, possibly.

Turns out, no one wants to watch a show about the Transportation Secretary going on a road trip with his harpie of a wife and their 11,000 kids. Weird.

Neutrogena is really sorry, you guys, and would really appreciate it if you didn’t boycott them out of existence.

Hayden Pantierre’s mom is really sorry, you guys, and would really appreciate it if you didn’t blame her for all of her daughter’s problems.

Cancellations

Blue Eyed Samurai will end with the third season on Netflix.

In Development

The Headlands House, a thriller limited series starring Colman Domingo, Raul Domingo, and Cameron B. Dupont, is being developed at Netflix.
Bannerman is being adapted into a series at Netflix.
Please Save My Earth has been acquired by Prime Video.

Casting News

Dave Bautista is officially joining God of War on Prime Video as Kratos.
Steven Yeun will star in Pagans on Netflix.
Julia Stiles and Tatyana Ali will compete on Dancing With the Stars on ABC. Connor Leavitt and Sarah Jane Nader are also competing.
Stephen Chang, Barry Clifton, Chris Diamantopoulos, Lawrence Kao, Brent Sexton, JB Tadena, and Hannah Ware are joining The Pitt on HBO Max.
Usman Ally is joining The Audacity on AMC.
Ron Perlman has joined the cast of Seasons at Amazon MGM.
Teyonah Parris has joined Running at Apple.
Dylan Sprouse will guest star on Big City Green on Disney Channel.

Mark Your Calendar

The Pitt returns on HBO Max in January, and I can not wait.

Golden Axe will premiere on Paramount+ on September 16.

Bass X Machina will premiere on Netflix on November 3.

Blue Eye Samurai will return on Netflix in January.

Fool Night will debut on Netflix on November 26.

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will return on Netflix on Ocotber 20.

LEGO One Piece will premiere on Netflix on September 29.

Sakamoto Days will return on Netflix in January.

Live with Kelly and Mark will return with new live shows in syndication on September 8, and Kelly will be in attendance.
Stick returns on Apple TV on November 4.
Farm Aid 2026: Music Festival Live will air live on CNN on September 26.

WATCH THIS

FRIDAY

Conan O’Brien Must Go: Conan’s travelogue moves to HBO for the third season, with a trip to India. Season premiere. 8 p.m., HBO

The Girls: A Khloé Kardashian Project: It’s another Kardashian show, this time focusing on Khloe’s group of friends. Series premiere. Hulu

SATURDAY

The Run for a Million: Sixteen Western horse riders compete for a $1 million purse. 7 p.m., CBS

Mother Mary: Anne Hathaway and Michaela Cole star in this intense psychological drama about a pop star, her costume designer and a ghost. Cable premiere. 7 p.m., HBO

Pulp Fiction: The source of all of our Secretary of Defense’s most powerful prayers. 7 p.m. Paramount+ with Showtime

SUNDAY

The Vampire Lestat: One Night Only Live: The Vampire Lestat’s live performance filmed earlier this summer at New York City’s Beacon Theater. AMC+

Scream marathon: Scream; Scream 2; Scream 3 & Scream 4. 6 p.m., Showtime Next

This is 40: If only for Melissa McCarthy’s amazing principal’s office scene, but also, too, the teenage daughter who is obsessed with Lost. 8 p.m., Starz Edge

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Celebrity Jeopardy! All Stars
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Fire Country
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