The stars are lining up to farewell Oprah (from one network to another). Today, it's been Jennifer Aniston and Hugh Jackman. Very emotional stuff... sort of. Oh, and THIS, which I was alerted to by Crikey.
As some would know, one of the games in Letters and Numbers involves drawing random letters from two stacks (vowels and consonants), with the contestant dictating which pile to draw from. On this occasion, maths guru Lily Serna pulled out letters spelling "PENISDUMP", so to speak. I have to admit, I started watching Letters and Numbers when it first started, but it became a bit monotonous and repetitive after a while. Fair to say that the chance of this happening again has reinvigorated my interest in the show.
(Alerted to this by crikey.com.au)
UPDATE: I suppose I better just say that I have recently found out that it is fake, which is disappointing. But you can still marvel at how well it has been put together. It just goes to show that not everything you see on the Internet is real, which is surprising; I may have have to reconsider the authenticity of some other things, like the above picture...
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmQyyiAiATA&w=560&h=349]
Thanks to EW, British actor Chris Vance will play The Transporter in the upcoming TV series of the same name. He has previously appeared in Prison Break and more recently, Dexter. He told EW:
“Fast-paced. Action-packed. Car chases. Stunts. Fights, Beautiful girls. Villains. Heroes. Guns. It should be a lot of fun
Sounds pretty good to me, Vance certainly has a steely, uncompromising style and given it will be executively produced by Luc Besson (writer of the 3 Transporter flicks), expectations will be high.
Catherine Tate has Chris Harnick, of TV Squad's vote to be the new The Office boss. For the record, she has mine too.
EW has a nice wrap-up of all the new shows that will grace TV screens in the US fall season, as well a discussion on some cancelled shows.
TV Guide, along with many others, haven't been too fond of Modern Family of late. Though, they have to remember, that like The Office, a "bad" episode of Modern Family is still about as good, if not marginally better than most other comedies on TV.
Let's hope Modern Family rallies for next week's season finale, because these last two episodes felt like they were written by Nolan Gould's dimbulb Luke Dunphy.
The ninth season of One Tree Hill will be its last, EW reports.
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