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Thoughts on the new cast? I like Paddy, don't much care for Freddie, but overall the show feels much livelier than the LeBlanc years (he was good enough, but the show felt a little too smooth and mellow under his watch). I just hope they can eventually start giving us more than five episodes a year!

the506 says that other than NYC, there will only be four cities where a local preseason football broadcast will affect CBS: Cincinnati, Norfolk, Savannah GA and Quad Cities IA.

They launched it early.

Ricky Jay/Vignetti.

The good news about having one celebrity being regrettably deficient in the game is that both contestants get a shot at the Winner's Circle while playing with the other celeb 🙂

The whole series is on Amazon Prime now, btw. Good chance to catch up on Arte's brilliance.

Netflix has added a package of every season premiere from the first 32 seasons; however - and awesomely - the “season 1 premiere” is actually a pilot, with a few differences in look and feel even from what aired when the show started ... including dollar values starting at $50.

Me not being aware of Old Fort Wayne in Detroit, I imagined my wife and I making it on the show, getting to the final 3, completing the drum task first, and victoriously climbing into a cab and driving to Northeast Indiana's largest city, counting our million dollars all the way...

If you go back to the original post, Doug says he made the Paige part up as a joke.

To be fair, "I feel personally attacked" is a popular social media joke. The person only deleted that tweet and put up another one that says she was joking.

He's previously said 3rd quarter, which I take to mean late September.

It was perhaps a little more Al Bundy than Jay Pritchett, but yeah, fantastic. :)

Nope, they showed it yesterday (and right now) , as well as putting it up on the website.

I guess Donny was a little bit poultry, a little bit rock'n'roll.

This certainly isn't a trait limited to Lori, and it's probably one encouraged by Production.

Just to fill in the gaps, Doctor Who lost to Peaky Blinders and Bradley Walsh lost to Ant & Dec. Looks like the NTAs are more or less the UK's People's Choice Awards (TV categories), whereas the TV portion of the BAFTAs are the UK's Emmy equivalent?

The post right above yours says a third season is coming.

I refer to it as "Alton barging in to yell at his son." :)

Jernard lands his own cooking show on the soon-to-launch CLEO network: http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2018/11/20/tv-one-launches-new-entertainment-network-cleo-tv-on-january-19-2019-910410/20181120tvone01/

No, just new to Cooking Channel. My DVR picks up a lot of "new" eps of Delicious Destinations for that same reason. (The Japanese revival series eps are new to the US, though.)

Gail Simmons is hosting Iron Chef Canada on Food Network Canada starting this week. Hugh Acheson and Masters participants Lynn Crawford and Susur Lee are among the Iron Chefs. There isn't currently a way to watch this legally in the States, but I'm keeping on eye on Cooking Channel just in case.

the episode Cooking Channel said was a 1995 ICJ was actually a 2012 ICJ! I had forgotten they even did a remake.

I liked this show, but not quite as much as I thought I would. I enjoy hanging out with Amy and Nick, but the competition itself wasn't quite the GBBO-analogue I was expecting it to be. I found myself zoning out a lot when the focus was on the competition. Perhaps I just have a stronger personal affection for food. :) Will probably still watch S2 whenever that happens.

If they ever book Jimmy Carr, do not tune in :)

I found a stash of IC:Japan episodes the other night! They're on Genius Kitchen on Roku.