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Here are some of the options available this Tuesday.

Tin Man

  • Aquarion (Season 1, Part 1)
  • Fullmetal Alchemist (Season 2, Part 2)
  • Lil’ Bush: Resident of the United States (Season 1)
  • Love American Style (Season 1, Vol. 2)
  • The Mod Squad (Season 1, Vol. 2)
  • One Foot in the Grave (Seasons 3 & 4)
  • Sam & Max Freelance Police (The Complete Series)
  • 60 Minutes: The Murder of Chauncey Bailey
  • 60 Minutes: The Prosecution of Governor Siegelman
  • 60 Minutes: What’s Wrong with the Bees?
  • Stargate: The Ark of Truth
  • Tin Man
  • Witchblade (Volume 5)


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Here are some of the options available this Tuesday.

Curb Your Enthusiasm

  • Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Volume 5)
  • Chancer (Season 2)
  • Curb Your Enthusiasm (Season 6)
  • Damages (Season 1)
  • Emergency! (Season 4)
  • JAG (Season 5)
  • Masterpiece Theatre: Mansfield Park
  • Ranma 1/2: Martial Mayhem (Season 5)
  • 60 Minutes: The Face Behind Facebook
  • 60 Minutes: The King of Sushi
  • 60 Minutes: The War Against Women
  • Spongebob SquarePants: To Love A Patty
  • Thomas the Tank Engine: Thomas and the Treasure
  • Witchblade (Volume 4)

(Click here to see the and for this week.)


Screen Actors Guild AwardsThanks to the cancelation of the Golden Globes ceremony, the hottest ticket in town was tonight’s .  Without a picket line to cross, celebrities from TV and Film were allowed to celebrate - and commiserate - together for the first time in a long while.

For star-deprived fans, the SAG red carpet was also a treat for sore eyes.  What were our favorite actresses wearing?  What were the latest trends?  Which dresses were going to be copied by Allen Schwartz tomorrow?

Unfortunately, the evening was not all about partying.  The recent deaths of and Heath Ledger cast a somber tone on what would normally be a festive occasion.  Thankfully, tonight was not about dissecting their lives, but merely about honoring them.

Meanwhile, the neglected winners of this month’s Globes were also hoping to get a share of the honors.  If they were able to pull off another victory tonight, maybe they would have a chance to give the speech they already had written.

Well, without further ado, here’s the play-by-play of tonight’s events coming to you from the fashionably late West Coast!

Click to continue reading 14th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards


Without a formal ceremony to introduce the winners, tonight’s ‘presentation’ at the Beverly Hilton was simply about the facts.  Here are the :

Golden Globe AwardsBEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS - FILM

  • Cate Blanchett, I’m Not There **WINNER**
  • Julia Roberts, Charlie Wilson’s War
  • Saoirse Ronan, Atonement
  • Amy Ryan, Gone Baby Gone
  • Tilda Swinton, Michael Clayton

BEST ORIGINAL SONG

  • “That’s How You Know,” Enchanted
  • “Grace Is Gone,” Grace Is Gone
  • “Guaranteed," Into the Wild **WINNER**
  • “Despedida," Love in the Time of Cholera
  • “Walk Hard,” Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Click to continue reading LIVE RESULTS: 2008 Golden Globe Awards


Screenshot: Miracle on 34th StreetLooking for a distraction from the holiday season? Want to check out that new HD TV Santa left under the tree? Or, do you just want to put something on the tube to undercut happy holiday melodrama? Use Christmas Day TV to give you an escape when holiday pressure has you looking for the nearest exit.

will offer fanciful diversion for the kids with the starting at 10 am. Later in the afternoon, the network will offer NBA action while gets sporty with golf. will show the in the afternoon. On cable, will showcase holiday movies including and . At 6 in the evening, Disney’s will offer CGI delight. 

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Take note.  If you want to see your favorite actors and actresses lined up in their finest, this may be the gala to watch.  Thanks to the relationship between the and the , the presentation will be allowed to go on as planned.  (The same cannot currently be said of the or the .) So set your Tivo to on January 27.  This may be last time you get to see a group of actors celebrating together for quite some time.

This year’s television nominees are:

Kyra Sedgwick The CloserOUTSTANDING MALE PERFORMANCE - DRAMA SERIES

  • James Gandolfini, The Sopranos (HBO)
  • Michael C. Hall, Dexter (Showtime)
  • Jon Hamm, Mad Men (AMC)
  • Hugh Laurie, House (FOX)
  • James Spader, Boston Legal (ABC)

OUTSTANDING FEMALE PERFORMANCE - DRAMA SERIES

  • Glenn Close, Damages (FX)
  • Edie Falco, The Sopranos (HBO)
  • Sally Field, Brothers & Sisters (ABC)
  • Holly Hunter, Saving Grace (TNT)
  • Kyra Sedgwick, The Closer (TNT)

Click to continue reading Screen Actors Guild Award Nominations (TV)

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So who cares if no one will be in attendance, the nominations must go on!  (If the ceremony continues on as planned, it will air Sunday, January 13th on NBC.)

DamagesHere are the most notable omissions/additions in this year’s list of television honorees:

  • and led the pack with 4 nominations each.
  • and were both left out of the races (though Edie Falco did get a nod).
  • Three of the nominees for best TV Comedy (, , ) came from pay-cable networks.
  • Past faves (, , ) were nowhere to be found.  (Though did earn a nod for her individual achievement.)
  • led the networks with 18 nominations; was second with 11.

    (Click below for the full list of television honorees; click here for the film nominations.)

    Click to continue reading Golden Globe Nominations (TV)

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  • In need of a few gift ideas? Here are some of the options you can find on the shelves this Tuesday.

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    • 24 (Season 6)
    • 7th Heaven (Season 5)
    • Battlestar Galactica: ‘Razor’
    • Crank Yankers, The Best Of
    • Diagnosis Murder (Season 3)
    • Dinner for Five: ‘Best of Directors’
    • Dinner for Five: ‘On the Road’
    • The Grafters (Season 2)
    • House of Payne (Volume 1)
    • Instant Star (Season 2)
    • Law and Order: SVU (Season 4)
    • Saturday Night Live (Season 2)
    • Touched by an Angel (Season 4, Volume 2)
    • Will & Grace (Season 7)
    • The Wire (Season 4)


    Wentworth Miller

    MONDAY (9/17)
    • Prison Break (FOX, 8pm):  Season premiere.  What will happen to Dr. Sara Tancredi?
    • Deal or No Deal (NBC, 8pm):  Special Monday-night premiere (will regularly air on Weds/Fridays).
    • K-Ville (FOX, 9pm):  Series premiere
    • Saving Grace (TNT, 10pm):  Season finale
    • Weeds (Showtime, 10pm):  Mary-Kate Olsen will begin a ten-episode arc tonight.

    TUESDAY (9/18)

    • Beauty & the Geek (CW, 8pm):  Season premiere

    WEDNESDAY (9/19)

    • Back to You (FOX, 8pm):  Series premiere
    • America’s Next Top Model (CW, 8pm):  Season premiere
    • Deal or No Deal (NBC, 8pm):  Wednesday night premiere
    • Kid Nation (CBS, 8pm):  Series premiere.  Will child slave labor make for great TV?
    • ‘Til Death (FOX, 8:30pm):  Season premiere
    • Gossip Girl (CW, 9pm):  Series premiere
    • Kitchen Nightmares (FOX, 9pm):  Series premiere.  Gordon Ramsay moves on from tormenting individuals to terrorizing whole restaurants.

    THURSDAY (9/20)

    • Survivor: China (CBS, 8pm):  Season premiere

    FRIDAY (9/21)

    • Deal or No Deal (NBC, 8pm): Friday-night premiere
    • Friday Night Smackdown (CW, 8pm):  Season premiere

    SUNDAY (9/23)

    • CW Now (CW, 7pm):  Series premiere
    • Online Nation (CW, 7:30pm):  Series premiere
    • The Simpsons (FOX, 8pm):  Season premiere
    • King of the Hill (FOX, 8:30pm):  Season premiere
    • Family Guy (FOX, 9pm):  Season one-hour season premiere
    • Cold Case (CBS, 9pm):  Season premiere
    • Shark (CBS, 10pm):  Season premiere

    (To check out our Fall Programming Schedule, click here)


    Denis Leary

    MONDAY (9/10)
    • Today (NBC, 7-11am):  The show expands to an unnecessary 4 hours.
    • Oprah (syndicated):  Season premiere includes a first appearance by David Letterman.
    • Rachel Ray (syndicated):  Ray’s Second Season premiere includes guests from
    • The View (ABC, check local listings):  The official introduction of their final new host (a.k.a. Sherri Shepherd).
    • Wheel of Fortune (syndicated):  25th season premiere.
    • Monday Night Football (ESPN):  A double-header special.  Cincinnati Bengals vs Baltimore Ravens (7pm ET)/ San Francisco 49ers vs Arizona Cardinals (10:15 ET).
    • The Closer (TNT, 9pm):  Part-two of the season finale.

    TUESDAY (9/11)

    • 106 & Park (BET, 6pm):  To kick off their massively hyped album launches, 50 Cent and Kanye West will both appear in a sing/rap-off event.
    • The Biggest Loser (NBC, 8pm):  Two-hour premiere

    WEDNESDAY (9/12)

    • Rescue Me (FX, 10pm):  Fourth Season finale

    THURSDAY (9/13)

    • It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX, 10pm):  Season Three premiere

    FRIDAY (9/14)

    • Live With Regis and Kelly (syndicated):  Former co-host Kathie Lee Gifford returns to help celebrate the show’s 20th Anniversary.
    • Nashville (FOX, 9pm):  Series premiere
    • Monk (USA, 9pm):  Season finale
    • Psych (USA, 10pm):  Season finale

    SUNDAY (9/16)


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