Here are today's contestants:
- Alex Kim, a clinical social worker from Holyoke, Massachusetts;
- Elise Rose, a tutor researcher and editor from Ave Maria, Florida; and
- Rian Robertson, a software developer from Ottawa, Ontario. Rian is a three-day champ with winnings of $39,701.
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Happy National Taco Day! [Daysoftheyear.com]
Death expanding the sex pest wing in Hell [Washington Post]
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I guess at least we're not in Siberia. We just have measles and magnetic personalities.
Tonight's Top Pick is the series premiere of NCIS: New York, airing at 9 p.m. on CBS. Well, good for LL Cool J and Scott Caan for hanging onto that sweet, sweet CBS procedural money.
Here are today's contestants:
- Jason Vincze, a bar owner from New York City;
- Erika Niemi, an aspiring actuary from Flagstaff, Arizona; and
- Rian Robertson, a software developer from Ottawa, Ontario. Rian is a two-day champ with winnings of $25,901.
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If I knew that this was happening in Milwaukee I might have done something rash. Trump scum think they can talk trash about Harley-Davidson in Milwaukee. That's a firm red line. And you would think that even dumb ass Sean Duffy would know to keep his mouth shut. Nope. He doubled down on blaming Canada for dairy tariffs. The first time Trump put dairy tariffs on Canada Wisconsin took a huge hit. That was a US Representative from northern Wisconsin, by way of MTV's Road Rules. He was a dumbass then. He's a corrupt dumbass now. [WISN]
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Tonight's Top Pick is the U.S. series premiere of Private Eyes West Coast, airing at 8 p.m. on The CW. I have to admit, I'm impressed by how Jason Priestley stays consistently working.
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Show #1010
Actress Dakota Johnson returns for a third hosting gig as her latest film Verity hits theaters. Her mom hosted in 1988, and I was surprised that her dad never hosted.
5-member rock band Turnstile makes their SNL debut. The group, which was formed in 2010, hails from Baltimore.
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I'm at Harvest Fair. Tell me how the Republicans fell apart today.
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It was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair! Here's what's on television for tonight, Sunday, October 4!
Our Top Pick tonight is the finale of High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam (TNT, 9 p.m.). This limited series is based on CIA agent John Nixon's memoir Debriefing the President. He learns that Iraq was not the threat the administration made it out to be and the bigger threat was Iran. But several in charge would rather not believe any of what Nixon discovered. Tom Berenger, Waleed Zuaiter, Christopher McDonald, and Talia Balsam also starred.
Elsewhere, the Tale of Two Cities concludes, Animal Control has negative reviews, the Lanterns dim, Marshals find marshaling personal, Tracker tracks a dad, Hostage talks marriage, kitties play sportsball, and the Simpsons get a chimp.
Welcome to the Weekend in Pop Culture! Let's examine what's coming out in theaters this weekend.
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Tom Cruise as you've never seen him before: In old-age makeup.
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A writer is hired to finish a book under mysterious circumstances.
What have you been watching?
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I'll get you my pretty! Here's what's on television for tonight, Saturday, October 3!
Our Top Pick tonight is the series premiere of Get Jiro! (Adult Swim, midnight & 12:30 a.m. / HBO Max, Sunday). Based on the DC/Vertigo graphic novel by the late Anthony Bourdain and Joel Rose, this new animated series takes place in a Los Angeles where chefs are in control and Jiro (Brian Tee) gets pulled into a conflict. Titus Welliver and Alison Pill also supply voices.
Elsewhere, Dakota Johnson is Live from New York, Sienna Spiro goes to the Limits, Hallmark has Knight's tale, Sarah Harris gets Lifetime movie treatment, and Dave Foley has News.
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Big Bend is safe for now. [Texas Tribune]
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Here are today's contestants:
- Adam Bundy, an advertising partnerships manager from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
- Arjun Nageswaran, a PhD student originally from Buffalo Grove, Illinois; and
- Rian Robertson, a software developer from Ottawa, Ontario. Rian is a one-day champ with winnings of $16,100.
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I've spent too much time today worrying the Cornell rape case. Yesterday it was capital punishment. I'm not bringing you good news but I hope that different bad news will suffice.
There is was a law that mandated that states attempt to integrate people with disabilities into general society. This was too much for states like Texas who sued the federal government. Trump's "Justice" Department declined to defend the law and now a judge has struck all references to integration. This leaves people with disabilities at the whims of the states. States like Texas would be free to lock people away in sanitariums rather than allow them a dignified life. [NPR]
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