How am I liking new American Idol judge Ellen DeGeneres? I want to move my hand in a way that would indicate “not so much,” but it’s busy punching her in the neck.
TV shows may come and go, but we can always imagine what an ideal night’s lineup might look like. Let’s take a look at the dream Wednesday night on CBS.
The Olympics have become obsessive TV watching for people, and with the invention of TiVo recorders, that sport has been taken to a new level. Welcome to my nightmare.
Terry runs into some old acting friends and discovers that the dream may not be dead yet. Owen is faced with the reality of his father’s health and his own future at the business, while Joe needs some fast cash to buy a house for his kids.
When the politics bug bites Casey, she must figure out whether her future plans mesh with Cappie’s. Meanwhile, Rusty discovers just what the price of fame is, and Dale gets a new job to fund his research.
After having missed out on the National team’s trip to London, Kaylie, Emily, and Lauren find themselves having to up their game in order to make the squad heading to China. But when Marty and Ronnie’s affair threatens to destroy their future, Sasha must step in to try and save their careers. Meanwhile, Payson must choose between surgery and high school.
NBC has fallen far from its once-storied days as the home of Must See TV. But do either ABC or CBS have what it takes to claim the top spot?