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Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News
Halloween costume round-up! Here are some of the best Gay Halloween costumes; a bunch of celebrity costumes; some couples’ costumes; and Heidi Klum always goes over the top. And then there were the missteps, like Mormon Wives‘ star McCall DaPron’s family costume; Jessica Alba; and Martha Stewart. Oh, Martha.
Speaking of Halloween: HBO Max dropped an extra secret episode of IT: Welcome to Derry, in case you missed it this weekend.
Yes, that was David Letterman and Matt Damon in The Gilded Age. Apparently, David Letterman has long wanted to be a background actor in something, and nearly was on several different projects. As for Matt Damon, he got his start as a background actor, and was the person who put it all into motion. As for that 6-second shot, it was a lot harder to make happen than you might have expected.
Here are all your Daytime Emmy winners.
The Kennedy Center has announced this year’s honorees: Paul Anka, David Foster, Andy Garcia, David Mamet and Barbara Mandrell. Look, at least none of them are Kid Rock or Ted Nugent.
Paul Bettany went a little too hard for VisionQuest.
And Tom Brady needs to watch his mouth.
Did you hear that, Ryan Murphy? Leave this woman alone!
Reba’s tribute to Dolly in this past weekend’s episode of Happy’s Place was perfect.
Regal and Cinemark IMAX theaters will not be showing The Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth because they’re mad at Netflix. If you want to see it in a theater, you’re going to have to go to an AMC.
Maybe it’s time to stop playing with guns, Grandpa.
Selma Blair is sorry for acting like a lunatic.
Remain calm: Lenny Kravitz is alive.
Leah McSweeney has settled her lawsuit against Bravo and Andy Cohen, claiming a toxic workplace environment on The Real Housewives of New York and that they exploited her alcoholism. Settling was the right move here; Bravo doesn’t want to open those floodgates.
Congratulations, Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig!
I am literally begging these idiots to do this.
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GET WELL SOON, SENATOR MURPHY. I AM VERY SERIOUS.
If the Pope can make sure to make a plan to vote in this election, certainly you can make sure to go to the polls tomorrow, right? GO VOTE. PLEASE. I BEG YOU.
Renewals
- Divorce Court has been renewed for a 29th season in syndication.
Cancellations
- Criminal Minds: Evolution is ending (again) after 5 seasons (or 20, depending on how you count it) on Paramount+
In Development
- Gatsby, a police procedural based on The Great Gatsby, somehow, is in development at NBC.
- Hotline, a conspiracy crime drama, is in development at Hulu.
- Zarna Garg has set a stand-up special at Netflix.
- Some sort of The Princess and the Frog special is in the works at Disney+.
- Druski has struck a multi-year deal with Netflix.
Casting News
- Peter Outerbridge, Cody Ray Thompson, and David Klein have joined Rules of Prey on MGM+.
- Keeley Hawes will star in Prisoner on Sky.
Mark Your Calendar
- Percy Jackson and the Olympians returns on Disney+ on November 20.
- Secret Service will premiere on MGM+ on November 22.
- The Buffalo Miracle will debut on HBO on November 24.
- Deadly Women 2.0Â premieres on Investigation Discovery on November 10.
- Mission to Honor: A 250th Salute to American Veterans will debut on The History Channel on November 11.
- The Hunchback, Soul of Paris debuts on Netflix on November 27.
- American Valor: A Salute to Our Heroes will air on ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox on November 14.
- Freeform has released their “25 Days of Christmas” schedule.
R.I.P.
Bobby Wright, Actor who appeared on McHale’s Navy, and son of Kitty Wells
John Leeson, Actor best-known for being the voice of K9 on Doctor Who
Marty Erlichman, Manager who discovered and managed Barbara Streisand’s career
Christopher Capron, Former editor of Panorama and executive at BBC
Sanjay Gupta, Indian director
Jerry Koosman, Former Mets player
WATCH THIS
St. Denis Medical: Alex clashes with Ron’s replacement in the season premiere. 7 p.m., NBC
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins: Reggie struggles to capitalize on new opportunities. Season premiere. 7:30 p.m., NBC
Star Trek: Next Generation: A selection of episodes to honor the great Patrick Stewart. 7 p.m., Heroes & Icons Network
Late Night:
- The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Sam Rockwell, Niecy Nash-Betts, Eric Ripert, Kurt Vile
- Late Night with Seth Meyers: Daniel Radcliffe, Paula Pell
- Jimmy Kimmel Live: Bill Hader, Justine Lupe, Bella Hicks, Loren Smith
- The Daily Show: Michael Lewis, host Jon Stewart
- Watch What Happens Live: Fraser Olender, Megan Hilty
| MON. | 7:00 | 7:30 | 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 |
| ABC | Dancing with the Stars (new) |
Shark Tank (repeat) |
| CBS | FBI (new) |
CIA (new) |
Harlan Coben’s Final Twist (new) |
| CW | Private Eyes West Coast (new) |
Law & Order: Toronto (new) |
Local |
| FOX | Name That Tune (new) |
Celebrity Weakest Link (new) |
News/Local |
| NBC | St. Denis Medical (new) |
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins (new) |
The Voice (new) |