Here are today's contestants:
- Dan Perkey, a brewer originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania;
- Kendra Kendell, a payroll analyst originally from Aurora, Colorado; and
- Greg Monson, a videographer from Portland, Oregon. Greg is a one-day champ with winnings of $8,700.
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Politics Corner has too many things juggling in the air above him.
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Here are today's contestants:
- Greg Monson, a videographer from Portland, Oregon;
- Lou Williamson, a software analyst from Greenville, South Carolina; and
- John Edwards, an editor from Brooklyn, New York. John is a one-day champ with winnings of $31,201.
I'm taking one more week off from Notable Opening Nights. There will be a catchup post soon. Thanks for understanding.
Tonight's Top Pick is the series premiere of Eternally Yours, airing at 8:30 p.m. on CBS. I'm meh on the concept -- your potential in-laws are vampires -- but I'm applauding Helen J. Shen (Maybe Happy Ending) getting a shot at TV fame. Hurray for the Broadway-Hollywood exchange still existing in some form.
Here are today's contestants:
- Anne Damtoft, a library support coordinator from Silver Spring, Maryland;
- John Edwards, an editor from Brooklyn, New York; and
- Rian Robertson, a software developer from Ottawa, Ontario. Rian is a four-day champ with winnings of $64,101.
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Martin Mull takes over the fire station! Here's what's on television for tonight, Wednesday, October 7!
Our Top Pick tonight is latest remake/retelling of Carrie (Amazon Prime Video, 3 a.m.). This time a limited series, the Stephen King-authored story is updated to the present day and with Summer H. Howell as the title character. I can appreciate expanded the story to miniseries form, but... 8 episodes? Yet the early reviews are positive. Maybe it'll be better than other attempts -- the sequel, the pilot movie, and theatrical remake.
Elsewhere, Martin Mull gets documentary treatment, Abbott Elementary is in session, Chicago is One again, Last Seen is seen, Jamie Foxx aims for funny, our Slow Horses are finally the target, Ted Lasso has change, and Nova talks about satellite management.
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My new American Express card showed up a day late and it's been surprising how complicated it is to update my finances.
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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