Seriously? OMG! WTF?

"The A-Team" may or may not ever take its place in the pantheon of classic TV shows, although viewers of a certain age (that’d be about 28 to 36, men in particular) tend to remember it fondly.One of the show’s stars, though, may soon make it onto classic-TV network TV Land. Mr. T has signed a deal to star in a pilot for the channel called "I Pity the Fool," in which he’ll dole out advice and try to help people in difficult situations. Lions Gate TV is producing the project. It’s presumed that in the course of helping people get their lives right, no jibba jabba will be allowed."We are very excited to work with Mr. T and Lions Gate on ‘I Pity The Fool,’" says Sal Maniaci, head of development for TV Land. "By putting Mr. T in an unfamiliar environment, viewers will have the experience of seeing him back up his famous words and attitude with concrete actions.""I Pity the Fool" will find Mr. T acting as a "motivational guru" helping people improve their personal and professional lives. Mr. T will use his own varied life experience as basis for his strategy to help others.

Zap2It 

I am so watching this crap, are you? 

Red Buttons, the carrot-topped burlesque comedian who became a top star in early television, died Thursday in Los Angeles, according to a spokesman.He was 87.Buttons died of vascular disease at his home in the Century City area of Los Angeles. The spokesman, Warren Cowan, said Buttons had been ill for some time, and was with family members when he died.Although he was mainly known for his comedy, Buttons won an Oscar for a dramatic role in 1957, for Best Supporting Actor in "Sayonara."

WKMG (Thanks Denise)

It is a sad sad day in Hollywood today. As yet another one of the comedic greats from yesteryear is no longer with us.  

Splash News 

And I thought he was cleanning up his act? 

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