I haven't seen, so... can't help!
I haven't seen, so... can't help!
D'oh! Have I mentioned I supposedly cover TV for a living? (I remember The Mick, but completely forgot that was her, too.)
I will now as well. Can't believe it took so long for her to get her own show. She's such a natural for a lead.
Here's how good she is (or, alternately, how clueless I am): I've seen every episode of HACKS. I write about TV for a living. It took me a good 6-8 episodes to realize she's the same actor who plays Jean Smart's kid on HACKS. (I don't watch SUNNY at all.)
She truly disappears into roles.
Maybe I said this to you or someone else yesterday but: Same. She's the whole show. It's not that I dislike the other actors; they're fine! But their roles are meh. And the writing just isn't as clever as it could and should be, IMO. Also too much exposition.
And right after I hit send on this, I saw ABC's ratings release noting that, all-in, R.J. DECKER is up to 11.6M viewers within its first six days. So, roughly 2M viewers added via Hulu.
I haven't checked it out yet!
Also continuing to do very well: CBS's first Taylor Sheridan show.
Week two of MARSHALS drew 8.4M same-day viewers for the Eye, holding roughly 90% of its week-ago same-day premiere (9.5M.)
The MARSHALS premiere (3/1) audience rose to 12M with three days of DVR replays.
ABC got a LOT of eyeballs on the debut of RJ DECKER last week. The premiere telecast drew 5.3M in L+3; Friday rerun notched 2.3M; Sunday rerun another 2M.
All told, RJ DECKER notched 9.6M linear viewers before a single Hulu viewer got tallied. That, kids, is how you get a show sampled.
On any random weekday in the 70s, Mike Douglas could have on the Jacksons, Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden, Mary McGregor and Richard βJohn Boyβ Thomasβall in the same episode.
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Screen grab of Leeza on the ET set with a chyron which reads COCCON A
COCOON 32% Very Best 40% Loved It 23% Liked It 5% Disappointed 0% Bomb
Good news: opening weekend audiences loved COCOON, per Leeza Gibbons (in her androgynous 80s era.) Looking like it might have legs!
And this was network TV family comedy in the 70s. It very much was *heck* which broke loose.
This whole fight began when Danny threw the football in the Brady house, and all heck broke loose.
Figurines of Brady Bunch and Partridge Family fighting each other
I have created a diorama of the Partridge family attacking the Brady Bunch family. My life is very boring.
A reminder for my fellow PARADISE fans on the west coast: Hulu posts new episodes Monday at 12:01 am ET, which means this weekβs episode is on the serviceβ¦right now.
This post, now in video form
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Breaking News: New video adds to evidence that a U.S. missile likely hit an Iranian school where 175 people, many of them children, were reportedly killed.
all new SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE With Sting and Jen Aniston
...a thriller" The Washington Tunes SUNDAY 9/8c Y2K THE MOVIE
Friends Frasier Stark Raving Mad ER NBC Next
Friends Veronica Monday Picture of Kirstie Alley
1999, folks. Peak NBC
Itβs Sunday night in January 2000. THE SOPRANOS has just kicked off its second season. Hereβs what youβd see just before and after episodes (including details of the new Sopranos website) youtu.be/uzI0bViVi30?...
CA isnβt even in the top 5 for biggest price hike, and given its pre-war price, its percentage increase likely isnβt top 10. But CBS News tonight made its story on surging gas prices (with cameo from @gasbuddyguy.bsky.social) all aboutβ¦Dem-run CBS.
Zero mention of Trump.
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Just watched the finale. Brilliant from start to finish, and so, so, so, SO much better than any season weβve seen from Peacockβs Traitors. Itβs like the difference between Arbyβs and Peter Luger.
All things considered, you're correct.
"If I claim to be a wise man/well it surely means that I don't know."--Kansas, predicting Trump years before he came to power
So pretty much everyone
Absolute must-follow for anyone who owns a gas-powered car, or buys goods delivered via diesel-powered trucks, or is impacted by inflation
Itβs been a crazy Oscar season (1986 edition)
Absolutely chilling story
The great Leonard Maltin named HEAVENLY BODIES one of the worst movies of 1985. With all due respect, I demand a recount. #FilmSky