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One Day at a Time kicks off its inaugural season on Pop TV by taking a swipe at Netflix, which aired the first three seasons of the sitcom before cancelling it. 26 more words via Uncancelled One Day at a Time Exacts ‘Revenge’ on Netflix, Throws Shade at Streamer in Pop TV Premiere — TVLine

Wondering what Barbara Eden is up to in 2020? Your wish is Let’s Make a Deal‘s command. The legendary I Dream of Jeannie star is one of several celebrity guests joining the CBS game show as part of its special “Decades Week” event — which celebrates the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s — and… via… Continue reading Jeannie’s Barbara Eden Returns to TV on Let’s Make a Deal — Watch Video — TVLine

Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune are taking precautions against the spread of novel coronavirus: Both programs will tape without a live audience “in the near term,” our sister site Variety reports. 26 more words via Jeopardy!, Wheel of Fortune Forgo Live Audiences Due to Coronavirus Concerns — TVLine

CBS’ Bull this Monday drew 6.3 million total viewers and a 0.7 rating, ticking up on both counts and matching its season high in the demo. 38 more words via TV Ratings: Bull Matches Season High; All Rise, All American and Voice Dip — TVLine

Kristen Bell and Josh Gad have teamed up for another animated project… but they’re clearly a long way from Arendelle. The Frozen co-stars are among the actors heard in a new trailer for Central Park, Apple’s upcoming musical comedy from Bob’s Burgers creator Loren Bouchard. 12 more words via Central Park: Kristen Bell, Josh Gad and… Continue reading Central Park: Kristen Bell, Josh Gad and More Get Animated in Trailer for Apple Comedy From Bob’s Burgers EPs — TVLine

“Things are beginning to wash up on shore.” That’s the only clue series creator Ryan Murphy is offering about the first piece of art from American Horror Story‘s upcoming 10th season. 26 more words via American Horror Story Season 10 Poster Drops Major Hint About Mystery Theme — TVLine

The recent analysis of the television programme “Big Little Lies” provided an opportunity to see a number of narcissists from a variety of schools “in action” with a wide range of portrayals. With your improved knowledge and understanding, here is an opportunity for you to identify and explain those films where you consider that a […]… Continue reading The Narcissist and Film — HG Tudor – Knowing The Narcissist – The World’s No.1 Resource About Narcissism

It’s tough out there for a linear network. Even inside the major media conglomerates, the buzz is all about a company’s new digital platform, not its legacy channels. Which is a shame, as millions of Americans still watch TV the old-fashioned way: on TV. The streaming services, of course, rely greatly on current and library […]… Continue reading Most-Watched Television Networks: Ranking 2019’s Winners and Losers — Variety

With the flood of unimaginative new television programs, especially on various cable channels, I’m often surprised that some of the most entertaining shows in history don’t have their very own following of people who know waaaaay too much about them. As always here at Balladeer’s Blog I like to shine the spotlight on everything that… Continue reading SIX UNDESERVEDLY FORGOTTEN TELEVISION SHOWS — Balladeer’s Blog

In the latest TV ratings, ABC’s The Bachelor drew 6.4 million total viewers and a dominant 1.8 demo rating as Peter’s women told all(and Tammy invariably in turn had a snide reaction), up 5 percent and two tenths from when Colton’s courters let (less) loose a year ago. 9 more words via TV Ratings: Bachelor’s ‘Women… Continue reading TV Ratings: Bachelor’s ‘Women Tell All’ Improves on Last Year, Manifest Rises — TVLine