Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Whose pots are on the windowsill? – Dlisted

Katharine McPhee's butt – Celebslam

Anne Hathaway's sunbathe – GCeleb

Who lost 25 lbs to strip? – Celebitchy

Jenna Dewan in a see-thru shirt – The Nip Slip

A Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunion! – The Wow Report

Who is unhappy with Dancing with the Stars? – The Blemish

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlxcEI6tCSc
While I have been enjoying Leighton Meester on Making History, I am one of the just over 1 million people that has been watching it. Yet even though the sitcom is one of the lowest rated programs on broadcast TV, Fox is still airing it.

But that might be changing because the show’s star was arrested today. According to TMZ, Adam Pally was arrested in NYC on suspicion of smoking marijuana from an e-cig and possessing a small bag of cocaine. Why do I think his arrest will cause the show to be cancelled? If history repeats itself (no pun intende), then Fox will try to separate themselves from Pally because of his arrest. In the past they have not been fans of their stars getting in trouble with the law. But they don’t even have to justify the cancellation because the ratings for this show are beyond a disaster. Barely over 1.5 million people watched the show on Sunday in the overnight ratings and those are some very painful numbers for a show on the Big 4.

Talking about Pally, his other show The Mindy Project was picked up for a 6th and final season over at Hulu today.

Back to time traveling shows, sad news over at ABC. Starting this Sunday, Time After Time has been replaced by Match Game. While the ratings for the Kevin Williamson drama have not been good, they have been doing about twice that of Making History. I was loving the show because I was a fan of the movie, so I am upset that they pulled it from the lineup indefinitely. Why can’t they get rid of American Crime that has been doing worse than Time After Time? Oh yeah, it gets ABC award nominations, and they barely get any.

Finally some good news, Powerless will be back with an all new episode on NBC tomorrow at 8:30p. It had been replaced by Trial & Error repeats for the last two weeks, so I was getting nervous that it was never coming. Thankfully tomorrow, it will be flying back onto our TV screens.

If you have not seen DC’s first sitcom, then you are missing out on a show that is truly Super, man!

Before Jenna Elfman was one of the Townies, she was a beach girl in Chris Isaak’s Somebody’s Crying. She looks the same now as she did when she was 23 in that 1995 music.

We have seen Billy Eichner bring his shtick to the streets of Manhattan, but the one street I never that I would see him walk was Sesame Street. That all changed because he got to travel where the air is sweet and hand out cookies to the Muppets on Sesame Street with Cookie Monster. He asked them things like “Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?” He also asked The Count what is his favorite number is. While that one did not go over that well, it went much better than when he tried to ask Oscar the Grouch a question.

You know who is not grouch? Anyone who watches this video because it is pure joy! That is why it is always a sunny day there, sweepin’ the clouds away!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQdg8357_y4
Imaginary Mary makes its real debut tonight at 8:30p on ABC, and you want to check out the latest sitcom from The Goldberg’s Adam F Goldberg.

Alice (Jenna Elfman) is a workaholic Sport Public Relations Guru who never wanted kids. Then she meets and falls in love with a man (Stephen Schneider) with who has 3 of them. Now, she has to try to get to know the kids she doesn’t want from the man she does want.

How will she do it? With the help from her old friend, who got her through her childhood, Imaginary Mary. She is a smart talking imaginary friend who is not the person, or should I say friend, you want to have help you out.

Alice is not the girl she used to be, so she listens but does not always take Mary’s advice. Which is good because not all of it works on Ben’s kids. There’s rebellious teenager (Matreya Scarrwener) and she will be the hardest one to break. Wannabe Andy (Nicholas Coombe) who needs help to become a man, and Alice will be that person. Not in a sexual way, but toughening him up. Finally, there is sweet little Bunny (Erica Tremblay) who immediately falls in love with Alice. But is that enough?

It will be a learning curve for the 6 of them, but as long as they have each other it will all work out. Just like this show that makes you want to watch it with your imaginary friend. Admit it we all have one and they have been waiting for something to watch with you since Drop Dead Fred.

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