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Published 9/25/2008 by Red (lrhred@gmail.com) at Gingers is the Watchword
The Office: The Soap Opera Continues - Everyone's favorite comedy (after 30 Rock, natch) returns tonight with an hour long episode. When we left the Dunder-Mifflinites, Jim's proposal to Pam was cockblocked by Andy's proposal to Angela...who was later spotted by Phyllis getting it on with Dwight. Oh the drama! I'm most looking forward to seeing what happens with the new Toby (Amy Ryan) and Michael. They seem like a match made in heaven, but I'm still not convinced she not just placating him. All will, hopefully, be revealed. Ricky Gervais: Oscar Host? - After his hilarious appearance on the Emmy's, rumors ...
Ratings: 'Grey's' is gold, 'Survivor' survives
Published 9/26/2008 by Tanner Stransky at Entertainment Weekly's Hollywood Insider
Ratings: 'Grey's' is gold, 'Survivor' survives For a Thursday devoid of a new installment of CBS's CSI (which premieres Oct. 9), it's no surprise that ABC's powerhouse Grey's Anatomy dominated the ratings last night. According to overnight data, the sudsy hospital drama garnered 18.3 million viewers in its two-hour premiere , easily topping last season's average of 14.4 million. That's down 12 percent from last fall's 20.9 million premiere, but with DVR usage increasing so much, it's pretty much guaranteed that Grey's will get a huge bump in viewership once those numbers are out. Thursday also saw the two-hour launch of CBS's Survivor: ...
Jeff Probst blogs 'Survivor: Gabon' (episode 3)
Published 10/3/2008 by Jeff Probst at Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
Jeff Probst blogs 'Survivor: Gabon' (episode 3) Survivorgabon_l When it comes to what is good for the show, as producers, we obviously look at it much differently than the Survivors. One of our biggest concerns is hanging onto our best “characters” for as long as possible. That is ultimately what keeps you, our loyal audience, interested. (Side note: Last week, a new study was released that surveyed audience loyalty relating to their favorite television shows ...
