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Are you ready to watch the Bachelor combined with Survivor, if you are NBC has the show for you, there newly green lit, Love In The Wild.
For the show the premise is simple, ABC will put people in the wild then see who ends up connecting on a romantic level. Copying survivor contestants on the show will be put through various challenges.
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AMC will not renew their 1st season show Rubicon.
The show, which averaged 1.2 million viewers per episode since it debuted on August 1, airing it’s final episode on Oct. 17.
The show starred James Badge Dale as an intelligence analyst with other actors that included: Jessica Collins, Miranda Richardson, Dallas Roberts, Christopher Evan Welch, Michael Cristofer, and Peter Gerety [Read more…] about AMC Cancels Rubicon Over Poor Ratings
Variety is reporting that the shows producers will focus the show’s plot on a So Random! a “show-within-a-show,” but only as a contingency plan.
Season 3 of the show gets underway in January which still gives Lovato a little bit of time to get her act together.
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Kenny got the night off from being killed by Trey Parker and Matt Stone on the most recent episode of South Park, in his place was the death of Tween sensation Justin Bieber.
In the episode Cartman and Cthulhu (the dark lord) teamed up to get rid of everything evil, they started with Burning Man hippies and Whole foods, but then moved on to their “most challenging and most evil opponent,” Justin Bieber.
Cartman, dressed as “the Coon” said he had to kill Bieber “In order to save the Earth,” adding “this little butthole had to be stopped.”
Here’s a video from the episode:
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Bart, Homer, Maggie, Lisa and Marge Simpson will be back on Fox for an unprecedented 23rd season of The Simpsons.
The critically acclaimed, Emmy-winning series will continue it’s run, providing at least a total of 515 episodes through 2012.
Fox announced the decision on Thursday and with still decent ratings it shouldn’t come as a surprise.
According to Simpson executive producer Al Jean:
“Like many 22-year-olds, ‘The Simpsons’ is extremely happy remaining at home, on Fox, and hopes it doesn’t have to go out into the real world for many years to come.”
He added: “Part of my job is being the grumpy guy who says, ‘No, we did that, we did that.’ Once you hit on something you haven’t done, we’ve got these great characters and voices and this terrific production that turns it into something really special.”
