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Tonight: ‘Dancing With the Stars’ ejects two; ‘NCIS’ wraps up two-parter
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelTwo more nights left in the November ratings period. The broadcast networks are going all out tonight because many viewers will be traveling Wednesday. 1. The night's biggest show in Central Florida is likely to be “Dancing With the Stars”... -
‘NCIS,’ ‘The Voice’ upstage ‘Dancing With the Stars’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelTHIS POST HAS BEEN UPDATED: “NCIS” and “The Voice” dueled for supremacy Tuesday night. “NCIS” had the most viewers, but “The Voice” was the night's biggest show with the 18-to-49 age group. By the way, &#... -
Tonight: Christina Aguilera vs. Kylie Minogue vs. Mark Harmon
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelThe broadcast networks turn up the competition in the 8 p.m. slot Tuesday. The highlights tonight include: 1. Coach Christina Aguilera performs “Make the World Move” on “The Voice” at 8 on NBC. She will be joined by CeeLo Green.... -
This week: ‘Mankind’; Whitney Houston salute; Rolling Stones
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelMusical specials and musical contests are among the week's ballyhooed programs. But the biggest show carries an epic title, “Mankind: The Story of All of Us.” The program doesn't do subtlety. This 12-hour, six-night history lesson indulges... -
This week: ‘Game Change’ premieres; ‘American Idol’ reaches 400 episodes
The TV Guy - Orlando Sentinel"American Idol" enters a new phase as the 13 finalists perform over two hours at 8 p.m. Wednesday on Fox. Milestone note: That is the singing contest's 400th episode. The elimination will be held to one hour at 8 p.m. Thursday. Mary J. Blige and "Idol"... -
TV tonight: Mary J. Blige on ‘American Idol’; new ‘Big Bang Theory,’ ‘Jersey Shore’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelNBC used to rule Thursday nights. Now CBS and Fox fight for dominance. Even so, the entire NBC lineup tonight is new, starting with "30 Rock" at 8 and ending with "Awake" at 10. "Awake" is a complicated show about a police detective living in two... -
ABC 2011-12 TV schedule: 13 new series
![ABC on Tuesday announced its 2011-12 prime time schedule that includes 13 new shows, seven of which will premiere this fall. Among the new entries is "Pan Am," adrama about pilots and flight attendants set in the 1960s (everyone seems to be creating their own version of "Mad Men"), and the new take on "Charlie's Angels."](http://redeye.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-05/244613040-17060759.jpg "ABC on Tuesday announced its 2011-12 prime time schedule that includes 13 new shows, seven of which will premiere this fall. Among the new entries is "Pan Am,\" adrama about pilots and flight attendants set in the 1960s (everyone seems to be creating their own version of \"Mad Men\"), and the new take on \"Charlie's Angels.\"")
RedEyeABC on Tuesday announced its 2011-12 prime time schedule that includes 13 new shows, seven of which will premiere this fall. Among the new entries is "Pan Am," adrama about pilots and flight attendants set in the 1960s (everyone seems to be creating their...Tags: Kelli Garner, Shameless (tv program), 30 Rock (tv program), Detroit 1-8-7 (tv program), The Last Song (movie)
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'Sorority Boys'
Times Staff WriterThe title of "Sorority Boys" pretty much does tell all. Adam (Michael Rosenbaum), the social chairman of Kappa Omicron Kappa, and his two best pals, Dave (Barry Watson) and Doofer (Harland Williams), get drummed out of their fraternity when they are...Tags: Comedy (genre), Melissa Sagemiller, Harland Williams, Heather Matarazzo, Michael Rosenbaum
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My Life So Far
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday July 23, 1999 Hugh Hudson's "My Life So Far" lulls you into thinking you're watching yet another of those charming British memoirs of a childhood spent in a large, aristocratic household between the wars. This sumptuous film is all that,...Tags: Cinema Industry, Harvey Weinstein, Christian Campbell, Tori Spelling, Scott E Thomas
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'Way Off Broadway'
Times Staff WriterDaniel Kay's "Way Off Broadway" is an endearing comedy about five college friends trying to make it in the arts in New York while coping with insecurity, uncertainty, rejection, disappointment and muddled emotions. At the group's magnetic center is a...Tags: Comedy (genre), Music Theater, Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), New York, Morena Baccarin
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![Daniel Kay's "Way Off Broadway" is an endearing comedy about five college friends trying to make it in the arts in New York while coping with insecurity, uncertainty, rejection, disappointment and muddled emotions. At the group's magnetic center is a ravishingly lovely aspiring actress (Morena Baccarin). She is surrounded by a grad student in film (Michael Parducci), with whom she is having a slowly fading romance; an aspiring playwright (Brad Beyer); a blocked guitarist (Forbes March); and a virginal grad student in English literature (Jordan Gelber) who is worried about his weight. They are an appealing, vulnerable group, and the film is a showcase for its gifted young actors; not surprisingly, Baccarin has a starring role in Universal's upcoming sci-fi film "Serenity." Well paced and affectionately observant, "Way Off Broadway" is a good example of a low-low-budget first film in which the filmmaker got everything just right — and avoided biting off more than he could chew.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-03/16743959 "Daniel Kay's "Way Off Broadway\" is an endearing comedy about five college friends trying to make it in the arts in New York while coping with insecurity, uncertainty, rejection, disappointment and muddled emotions. At the group's magnetic center is a ravishingly lovely aspiring actress (Morena Baccarin). She is surrounded by a grad student in film (Michael Parducci), with whom she is having a slowly fading romance; an aspiring playwright (Brad Beyer); a blocked guitarist (Forbes March); and a virginal grad student in English literature (Jordan Gelber) who is worried about his weight. They are an appealing, vulnerable group, and the film is a showcase for its gifted young actors; not surprisingly, Baccarin has a starring role in Universal's upcoming sci-fi film \"Serenity.\" Well paced and affectionately observant, \"Way Off Broadway\" is a good example of a low-low-budget first film in which the filmmaker got everything just right — and avoided biting off more than he could chew.")
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