NEW YORK – APRIL 2, 2012 – Food Network’s long-running hit primetime series Food Network Star returns to New York City this May with fifteen talented hopefuls and completely new twists for season eight – this year, returning stars Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiis move from behind the judge’s table to square off with culinary favorite Alton Brown for a three-way team competition to find the next Food Network Star, beginning
Aaron Sorkin knows snark and he knows how to make a great TV show that can focus around something you’d consider inane at times. We know the behind-the-scenes work at ESPN was more fun that was let on in the air, if you read “Those Guys Had All the Fun” you’d get the drift. Sorkin was previously unsuccessful with this
Remember that box in the back of your closet that has some unseemly photos of you rocking a fanny pack and grooving to C+C Music Factory? Well, Sundance Channel might get their hands on it (if you’re famous) and show the whole world! In the channel’s new series, The Mortified Sessions, the pilot episode features Ed Helms, Eric Stonestreet and
In a single stroke one dies, two live on, at least until May. NBC spilled the first blood of the new TV season by canceling the low-rated and ire of the Parent’s Television Council’s very being, The Playboy Club. Apparently attempting to replicate the Mad Men vibe nets you 3.4 million viewers and a 1.2 in the demo. Things didn’t
If you want to give Ryan Murphy credit for one thing, he’s apt at creating characters that are so unlikable you only continue to watch to see how low they will go. With Nip/Tuck the doctors of McNamara/Troy were so terrifically awful that you were glued to your TV screen, at least until the ill-fated move to LA, but with
FOX is getting a jump start on next week’s upfront presentations by axing five shows and putting some of them out of their low rated misery. The casualties were the low rated Lie to Me and recently re-tooled Human Target. Rookie comedy Traffic Light, that probably will get a, “That was a show?” reaction from most is gone as well
Chrysler has revealed the next ad in the successful “Imported from Detroit” campaign we all witnessed during this year’s Super Bowl in February. The latest ad from the campaign features Detroit Lion’s nose tackle Ndamukong Suh. Check out the ad after the break
A new entry in the, “really?” file hit our inboxes today with SyFy’s announcement of a Red Faction TV Movie in collaboration with series publisher THQ. All that can be said is the inclusion of cult favorite Robert Patrick is sure to get a few viewers, but do we really expect the network that gave us Dinocroc vs Gatoroid to
Today FX Networks announced premiere dates for their new dark comedy Wilfred, the second season of Louie and the final season of Rescue Me. Check out the press release after the break
Drew Carey is a busy guy lately. After not hearing from him in what seemed like forever, he is now all over the media. From taking over hosting duties of Price is Right to losing more than 60 lbs, Drew has now finally brought back one of the most overlooked and underappreciated shows of the 90’s
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