Dancing with the Stars has been lucky this season as in no one had been hospitalized because of the show. That is until yesterday when Melissa Rycroft was injured and taken to the hospital via ambulance for suffering a neck and head injury during a rehearsal. According to Eonline she has since been released, but it is unsure if she will be able to dance tonight. She Tweeted, “Thank you so much for sending your prayers..still seeing and talking to docs this AM, will give more details soon, but thanks for your love!” I am sure in true DWTS style we will not know her fate until right before the Presidential debate.
Out of all of the weeks for this to happen, this would be a good one because no one is slated to be eliminated this week. So if she can’t dance, the show can stand losing her. Not that I want her to be that seriously injured, just saying this is a good time to lose a contestant if need be.
If she can’t dance tonight, it would not be the first time this has happened to her on the ABC dancing show. Back in 2009 she fractured three ribs and had to skip dancing on the show for a night.
The Wayans Family is taking on the Paranormal Project movies in their latest spoof and why do I feel all the funny scenes were just shown in that trailer. Maybe because that is the way it always is?
The most depressing show on television got some sad news yesterday. Shonda Rhimes Tweeted that Private Practice will end after this season’s 13th episode.
I’m sad to say that Private Practice’s run will end after episode 613 this season. There was a lot of discussion and debate but, in the end, the guys at the network and the studio and I all decided that Private Practice was reaching its finish line. Creatively, we are all extremely proud of the show and especially proud of this season — which you will all soon discover is a creative renaissance. I can’t wait for you to see it.
It’s heartbreaking to end. Truly. I feel so lucky to write for these characters and tell these stories and I truly feel this show has taught me so much as a writer. And there’s a family here, of crew and cast, people who have bonded over these past five and a half seasons. It’s rare for a show to go for more than 100 episodes and we are incredibly proud to have been such a show. And we’re grateful to all of you for spending time with us for an hour every week for the last 6 years. It’s meant the world.
Thank you.
I am so happy to see this show because I never have a watched show that was depressing as this one. Just like a horrific car crash with dismembered bodies all over the place, I just can’t look away. Now that is show is ending, I think I will be able to smile more.
I still cannot get over how last season they had a drug addict lose her lover to an overdose only to find out she was pregnant with a baby without a brain. She then carried it to term, so the baby could be an organ donor. That storyline went on for almost the whole season and that was just one of the many heartbreaking stories the show did over its sad run and there were like 2 a week.
So I say good riddance and I hope this show is replaced with one that is a little happier than this unnecessary cryfest. You know like a show about funeral homes or hospices.
