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This Week on TV (12/21-12/27)

The Sound of Music

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MONDAY (12/21)
  • Little People, Big World (TLC, 8pm):  “Amy fears Matt is having a midlife crisis when he purchases two pricey cars when he still has to pay off their big home remodel.” She learned about this “midlife crisis” thing from watching Jon & Kate Plus Eight.
  • The Closer (TNT, 9pm):  Season finale. “Fritz grows weary of being neglected by Brenda.” Rumor has it he’s been hooking up with Sally Field on the side.
  • Men of a Certain Age (TNT, 10pm):  “Joe swings long in his efforts to bond with his son by teaching the youngster the art of golfing.” Tiger Woods’ hiatus has forced a lot of fathers to step up.

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Syfy to Air Chuck Marathon

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Comedy, Prime Time, NBC,

Chuck

Need some Chuck news to tweet about? Then this might work well for you.

If you need a refresher before the show’s return, the Syfy channel has a deal for you. On January 7, the cable network will broadcast an 8-hour marathon of Season 2 episodes. The premiere and finale will also be included in the bunch.

Season 3 will then begin on NBC with a two-hour premiere on Sunday, January 10. The show will then air in its regular 8:00 time slot starting Monday, January 11.

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Catch Up with a Vampire Diaries Marathon

The Vampire Diaries' Paul WesleyYou may have already watched , but you can still get your vampire fix.

Beginning December 14, CW will let its hottest new program take over the primetime schedule. That’s when the network will rebroadcast the first ten episodes of .

For one week, the drama will replace all other programming with two-hour blocks. The elongated marathon - a ploy typically seen on cable channels - will then come to close on Friday, December 18th.

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Complete Guide to Thanksgiving Day TV

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Daytime, Drama, Prime Time, Specials, ABC, Cable, CBS, NBC,

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Your belly’s full, you’ve got the day off work and all you want to do is sit. If you’re doing it anyway, you might as well be in front of the TV, right? A lot of networks are nodding to the holiday - so give thanks for having plenty of options for your viewing pleasure this year.

Decide what you’ll tune into with your complete guide to Thanksgiving Day TV, to be revealed after the jump.

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Mad Men Yourself in Time for Premiere

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Drama, Prime Time, Cable, Internet,

Mad Men Yourself

Now that we’re only two weeks away until the return of , it’s time to get ourselves back into the ‘60s state of mind.

Have you dreamed about sharing a cocktail with Don Draper? Wishing you could pitch a presentation to the execs at Sterling Cooper? Have you find yourself admiring Joan Holloway’s curves? Then this application is for you.

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Hallmark Channel Paying Tribute to Bea Arthur

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Comedy, Cable,

Golden Girls

Over the next few weeks, the Hallmark Channel will be paying specific attention to all things Dorothy Zbornak.

The network, which already devotes a lot of its programming time to , is setting aside episodes that highlight the best of Bea Arthur. Those wishing to pay tribute recently deceased actress will have a number of hours to choose from.

Beginning this evening, and for the next two days, Hallmark will air a few of those gems between 7-9pm ET. Marathons on Sunday, May 3 (from 6am ET to 3 am ET) and Monday, May 25 (from 6:30am ET to 2:30am ET) will then follow.

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This Week on TV (12/29-1/4)

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Dick Clark, Fergie and Ryan Seacrest

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MONDAY 12/29)
  • Seven Deadly Sins (History, 9pm):  “The sin of lust is examined in the opener of a seven-part series exploring the seven capital vices, including their origin in religious teaching and history’s worst perpetrators.” In case you needed some help thinking of a good resolution.
  • Bromance (MTV, 9pm):  Series premiere. “Brody Jenner is introduced to nine guys who will be competing to be part of his entourage.” Finding someone less annoying than shouldn’t be too hard.
  • The City (MTV, 10pm)::  Series premiere. “Whitney Port arrives in New York City and begins working for iconic fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg.” And by “working,” we mean she’ll be giving Diane free publicity.
  • 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs (VH1, 10pm):  “A five-part countdown of the Top 100 hard rock songs begins.” On VH1, Daughtry is considered hard rock.

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This Week on TV (12/22-12/28)

The Sound of Music

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MONDAY 12/22)
  • Prison Break (FOX, 9pm):  “Sara is waiting for news of Michael in a luxury hotel, and she’s not enjoying the luxury.” She becomes unreasonably paranoid anytime someone offers to turn down her bed.
  • Momma’s Boys (NBC, 9pm):  “The guys go on group dates planned by their moms and individual dates they planned.” Until the big move, NBC will just run MTV’s hand-me-downs.
  • The Hills (MTV, 10pm):  Season 4 finale. “Lauren and Heidi run into each other and are reminded of why they used to be friends.” I, quite frankly, could use a reminder as well.
  • 17 Kids & Counting (TLC, 10pm):  “The family welcomes the arrival of Jordyn-Grace Makiya Duggar.” Wake me up when they get to “J.Lo.”

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Celebrate the Holidays with Bravo Marathons

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Prime Time, Reality, Bravo, Cable,

The Real Housewives of New York City

The bad news about the holidays? Repeats are hard to avoid. The good news about the holidays? You can now catch up on programs you missed the first time around.

Starting next week, will air a series of their best marathons. If your DVRs are in need of space, you might want to start making room now.

Sunday, December 21
The Rachel Zoe Project (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
The Real Housewives of Orange County (2 p.m. to 6 p.m.)

Tuesday, December 23
Flipping Out (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.)

Wednesday, December 24
Top Chef: Chicago (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.)

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This Week on TV (10/6-10/12)

The Real Housewives of Atlanta

(You can view TV Envy’s Fall Television Programming Schedule here.)

 

MONDAY (10/6)
  • Two and a Half Men (CBS, 9pm):  “Alan tries dating two women at the same time.” I remember when Ducky was pining over just Molly Ringwald. He’s all growns up now.
  • Prison Break (FOX, 9pm):  “Sara learns something disturbing about Michael.” She realizes that if it weren’t for his steely gaze and tattoos, Michael would just be your average white guy.
  • I Want to Work for Diddy (VH1, 9pm):  Series finale. “The final contestants train with Marcus Buckingham and are interviewed by Diddy.” If they mistakenly admit their loyalty for McCain, Diddy will retreat back under the covers.
  • Exiled (MTV, 10:30pm):  “A hip hop star’s daughter is sent to the island nation Vanuatu to live in a bug-filled jungle in the shadow of an active volcano.” Had she wasted her youth watching Survivor: Vanuatu, she would have been prepared.

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