Shaq's Reality Show More Popular With Viewers than Last Season
It's been a big week for the Big Aristotle. Oh, sure, Shaquille O'Neal's last team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, may have fallen apart against the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference finals even faster than his relationship with departing star LeBron James deteriorated. But in a classic "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" moment, Shaq yesterday signed on with the Celtics and now, as proof that ...
MTV Renews 'The Hard Times of RJ Berger'
It turns out that times aren't, in fact, too hard for RJ Berger after all. At least not according to TV Guide, which is reporting that 'The Hard Times of RJ Berger' has just been renewed for a second season. The series, which follows the adventures of a high school nerd whose social life takes a major turn when the entire school discovers he's unusually well-endowed, debuted on MTV less than ...
ABC Entertainment President Steve McPherson Quits
While fans are still recovering from the onslaught of television news that came out of Comic-Con over the weekend -- William Shatner on 'Human Target!' 'Glee's' 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' tribute! 'The Event' is a must-see! -- Disney and ABC slipped in a short announcement last night about a back office move involving someone most fans have never heard of. But before you shrug your shoulders over ...
Showtime Developing a New Reality Show about Gigolos
For the last decade, producers of reality television have been vying to one-up each other, especially when it comes to sex. From 'The Real World's' increasingly bawdy casting choices to 'Big Brother's' often salacious 24-hour feed, it's become clear that, like in every other form of media, the dirtier it gets, the higher the ratings go. Now Showtime has decided to cut right to the chase by ...
The Week in TV Sports: July 23-29
Usually when people talk about the long and winding road they've traveled down, they mean it metaphorically. But when the winner of this year's Tour de France is crowned on Sunday, he'll be able to rightly claim to have traversed one of the longest and windiest roads in all sports, with over 2263 miles ridden through fields and over mountains, all while perched on the back of a spindly little ...
Cartoon Network Revives 'Hole in the Wall' ... And Other Game Show Mistakes
It's one of the better trends of modern television: networks stepping in to rescue canceled shows. DirecTV, for instance, recently saved the critically acclaimed FX series 'Damages' from certain doom, while Comedy Central brought cult favorite 'Futurama' back from the dustbin of history. And most famously, of course, Fox corrected its own mistake by bringing back 'Family Guy' after a massive fan ...
'Celebrity Rehab' Season 4 Cast Confirmed
For most people, rehab is something to be done in private, with the support of your family, close friends and loved ones. Luckily for us, however, Hollywood doesn't know the meaning of "private," because otherwise we wouldn't be able to tune in to the guiltiest guilty pleasure on television, 'Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.' Well, put down your vial of "e" and start practicing your concerned ...
The Week in TV Sports: July 16-22
For fans of soccer it's a sad time, as the long, four year countdown begins to the next World Cup. But while you're packing away your Kaká jerseys and rolling up your hand-stenciled Landon Donovan banners, don't shed too many tears. Because, after all, there's one bright side: the end of the World Cup means more time to watch other sports. Like, say, the British Open, which began ...
'Glee's' Brittany to Take on Britney Spears: Who Else Deserves Their Own Episode?
For fans of both 'Glee' and pop culture in general, it was a hot topic of debate: Who would get their own spotlight episode first, media punching bag Britney Spears or Brittany, the glee club's resident air-headed, cheerleading second banana? Now we know the answer -- both. Yes, don't bother pinching yourself, because this isn't just a dream, it's a dream come true: According to TV Guide, ...
Showtime Sets 2011 Premiere Dates
For decades, networks and television fans have looked to the fall for the unveiling of new shows, new seasons and new ideas. In recent years, though, more and more premieres have been taking place at the beginning of the year, with groundbreaking classics like 'The Sopranos' and 'Lost' favoring January or February debuts. Which begs the question: Has winter finally become television most important ...
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