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DWTS will run 2 seasons in the fall. A 10 week DWTS Juniors will broadcast on Sunday and the regular show on Mondays. Juniors will be a 60 minute pre taped show. This has viewwer burnout written all over it especially since so many already aren't keen on a Junior edition DWTS fall

We don't know if the dog story is true any more than we know if Pauley's claims are true. What she needs to do is to stop playing games and make her accusations public. If she was assaulted, then file a police report. That way her story can be properly evaluated. This little game she is playing is childish and colors all her co-workers with the same brush which doesn't help them as she claims. What we do know is that for a 15-year-old show, there haven't been any rumors of a toxic workplace. They have had a pretty stable cast and crew with ALL of the stars including Pauley signing multiple contracts. Now that just might mean that they were really good at keeping things quiet. Maybe we'll find out that Gary Glassberg had iron glove control and the wheels started falling off with his death. Maybe it is simply 15 years of working closely together and everyone is ready for the divorce. Or maybe it is another in a long line of Pauley Perrette's accusations of abuse from people in her life. But her passive-aggressive middle of the night tweeting is not the way to go about making accusations

And she seems to be implying she was physically assaulted multiple times on set. She apparently doesn't care that she is implicating everyone she worked with some pretty nasty stuff. There is a lot more to this story and something tells me that Pauley isn't nearly as innocent as she is trying to portray herself

Well, that is a majorly passive-aggressive "refusal to go low". Yeah, I'm not going low but its not my fault and the powerful are picking on me now. She has now insured that this story will go on. yet another tweet

After 15 years we finally get to see Abby's apartment http://ew.com/tv/2018/04/30/ncis-will-finally-go-home-with-pauley-perrettes-character/

Keeper jobs are so scarce now that zoos generally hire people with 4 year degrees + some kind of exerience. for example this is a link to an open position as Primate Keeper at the Cincinnati Zoo http://cincinnatizoo.org/about-us/job-opportunities/

Show has been renewed for Season 16 and Mark Harmon has signed a new contract Despite a drop in viewership, NCIS remains CBS's #1 drama.

his AA sponser. How is Bello going to get into Switzerland? She doesn't have a passport.

Adam Rippon has been friends with Benji Schwimmer for years. Benji, in fact, choreographed his long program. I wonder, with that connection, if we will see Lacey come back to partner him

Pauley Perrette tweeted that she filmed her last NCIS scene today for an episode airing May 8th. The season finale is May 22nd so they'll have a couple of episodes without her unless of course, they filmed those shows out of sequence. The scene according to her pictures was filmed in her lab. Assuming they don't skip more weeks than next week that leaves 4 episodes to her last show and 6 o the finale

Soon to be ex-Grey's s actor Sarah Drew has snagged the role of Cagney in a potential reboot of the 80's classic Cagney and Lacey http://www.tvguide.com/news/sarah-drew-michelle-hurd-cagney-and-lacey-reboot-cast/?ref=yfp

So Adrienne won round 1, Joe won round 2, they tied round 3, and he won round 4. Neither made any game-changing mistakes and no round was won or lost by a landslide. She won on creativity, he won on technique. It all came down to the desert. I've been rewatching Season 1 and it struck me that Harold, LeeAnn, and Tiffani would likely have been the only 3 chefs to even make this year's cast and no guarantee that any of the would have won.

With the way she has been behaving, it is obvious she is losing it, can they be building up to Grey's first suicide? It would certainly drive a story line heading into next season. I'm hoping she simply decides medicine is no longer for her and quits but that is way too mellow for them. I see Arizona heading to Italy to study maternal mortality with the girlfriend.

Looks like they won't have any trouble recruiting a winter Olympian https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/2018-olympians-want-dancing-stars-150016779.html I'd love to see curler John Schuster. He seems to have a really fun personality

Nat Geo Wild will have the breed competitions on from 1-4

Calm cool collected superpower Tim did not act like someone ODing on caffeine. That whole intervention scene was totally unconvincing and seemingly random. We had not seen any emotions or scenarios where we saw Tim having trouble coping. Sean Murray as Tim is the epitome of the sidekick. He just doesn't have the charisma or acting ability to carry off a lead role. He really needs someone to help pull his scenes up. Unfortunately, the only person in the cast who can do that for him right now is Mark Harmon. Sadly, the whole show feels like it is coming to an end. Maybe because the chemistry among the previous cast was so amazing that they could pull off so-so scripts but this cast just doesn't measure up.

I don't think I've ever seen a Restaurant Wars episode where the losing team was more delusional as to the outcome. They were absolutely oblivious. From the mish mash menu, to the uneven cooking, to the clueless FOH, and Claudette totally abdicating the actual job of executive chef they messed up in all aspects. But to hear them talk they thought they were perfect. You knew Claudette was toast when they showed Bruce meticulously checking every plate and continually taste testing throughout service verses Claudette saying if the plate was bad it was on the chef. If that is how she runs her kitchen I don't want to visit her restaurant. I'd far rather have simple food cooked well than so-called more creative food cooked poorly.

and I can't believe they stayed in the same house where she was murdered. They eat in that dining room every day...creepy

They've been in scenes together this season just not in the most recent episodes. I agree that they are choosing to minimize the relationship and Abby's role so that the impact of her leaving is less. The dog story is suspect. First of all, Pauley loves animals and deals with rescues so it is unlikely she would be frightened. It also doesn't fit with what we know about Mark Harmon. A man known for his professionalism would never risk his show for a pet. But more importantly, no way CBS risks their insurance coverage by allowing a known vicious dog loose on set. An attack or injury could cause them to lose coverage for any show they own.

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Ayana's final gown was so heads and shoulders better than anything else in her collection that I think it hurt her. She like Brandon suffered from bad fabric choices. Brandon put together a bad show which caused his loss. This competition was his to lose based on the season. He would have done better if he had just taken his 10 best designs from the run of the show and put them together. Same aesthetic throughout but a bit more variety in the overall look. Margarita, was far too specific in her collection. Loud tropical resort wear prints only work in the tropics. She reminded me of Uli from season 3 where all her design descriptions started with, my girl's from Miami. Kentaro had the best show in my opinion. That first dress with the poofy tulle I could so easily picture someone wearing to the avant garde Met Ball then everything just moved so that you could appreciate each look. I'm glad he won. This is a time though, that I suspect each of the 4 finalists will have a career in their chosen areas.

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they were together in the episode about Reeves friend. But they are definitely scaling back. I don't see it as anyone being mad but as them slowly easing her out of the show. Similar to how they did with Michael Weatherly/Dinozzo. The Gibbs/Abby interactions have always been a staple of the show and they need to get the audience used to not seeing them

The show is better than it was last year which is a positive. They aren't trying to be all things to all people all at the same time which is a good thing. Jack isn't being shoved down our throats like Torres and Quinn were. And she is more likable than Quinn. But it is very clear they are still searching for that #2 lead to Mark Harmon that Michael Weatherly was. Tim is the only character that has the longevity to take over that role but he doesn't have the personality (nor does Sean Murray have it) to move into it so they have to bring it in from the outside. I actually think Jack could be an interesting character but the writers have to tread carefully. The other challenge they have is not to make the storylines too simplistic. The earlier cast had the chemistry and personalities to pull off lighter stories...this one isn't there yet which shines the spotlight on the writing more than in the past. In the case of this episode, the minute they went into the sand place we knew they were involved and that it likely involved drug smuggling. And they fell back into their old trope of "small town cops are fat and dumb; small towns must be full of hicks" Gibbs and Abby didn't interact in person. Is this a first step into weaning her dependency on him? I like competent Palmer. Did the writers forget he was married with a child? Just seems like the opening of the playground would be something they would be at. Tim (Sean Murray) is either rebounding from his months of starvation or putting on sympathy pregnancy weight or maybe we are just used to the skinny Timmy we've seen more recently because it looked like to me that Timmy was sporting a bit of a pot belly. Next week we get Fornell...yay!!!!

I would have given Kenya the win. The dress was beautiful, the styling was impeccable, and was powerful without looking gimicky.