It has been 22 years since The Nanny has aired any new episodes. Yet, it has never stopped airing in syndication and on streaming services like HBO Max.
The latter wants to get the word out that you can watch it there, so two of the show’s stars got together to shoot a little video.
Fran Drescher and her TV mom Renee Taylor put on their black and big cat-patterned clothes to recreated their iconic characters.
While that was awesome enough. However, they made it even better when Taylor that The Nanny is older now than she was when they filmed the show playing Ma in the ’90s. Time is an evil reality.
Oh, and we can talk about how fantastic they look? Drescher is 63, and Taylor is 88. I never would have guessed, would you have?
CBS aired the first season of Evil. However, COVID-19 delayed production so much that they opted not to air the second season. Instead, they gave it to Paramount+ to stream, so they did.
It is doing so well that the streaming service picked it up for another season after only three episodes.
To find out why fans adore this drama that questions who and what is truly evil, then you should steam the past episodes now and new episodes every Sunday. Because a show that deals with the church should air on the Lord’s day of rest. After all, she needs something to watch.
On November 12th, The Rock, Ryan Reynolds, and Gal Gadot will be starring in Red Notice on Netflix. It is such a big deal that they are all getting dressed up for the occasion.
The boys are both wearing tuxes. Who looks better dressed up to the nines? Gal Gadot, of course. That is because she is Wonder Woman, and they are just Black Adam and Deadpool.
For those of you who want to know what the film is about, here it is. An Interpol-issued Red Notice is a global alert to hunt and capture the world’s most wanted. But when a daring heist brings together the FBI’s top profiler (Johnson) and two rival criminals (Gadot, Reynolds), there’s no telling what will happen.
They say, “go big, or go home.” Therefore DJ declared, “This is my career first streaming film and I wanted to make it big and special for all the fans worldwide.”
Ben & Jerry’s has some of the most interesting combinations of flavored ice cream. Therefore, it would make sense that Food Network would reach out to them to do a competition show to create possibly new flavors.
Starting on August 16th, six ice makers will compete on Ben & Jerry’s: Clash of the Cones. Their creations will be judged by Jet Tila and Chris Rivard, a Ben & Jerry’s flavor expert, as well as the public.
“Viewers are in for an imaginative and entertaining ride, watching along as these gifted ice cream makers create original Ben & Jerry’s flavors, based on inspiration from some of the biggest stars on the planet in food, music, and film. This is the perfect show for the entire family to gather around and watch this summer,” said Courtney White, president, Food Network and Cooking Channel, in a prepared statement to Variety.
Who are these celebrities? They are Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Food Network’s Duff Goldman, Buddy Valastro, and Kevin Bacon. I have the perfect flavor for the latter, maple ice cream with chunks of waffles and bacon. They can call it Kevin Bacon and Waffles.
At the end of the four episodes, they get to chance to wow thee Ben & Jerry, aka Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, for a chance to win the grand prize of $20,000.
Back when Hugh Jackman was a young lad, he heard Whitney Houston sing I’ll Always Love You. At the end of the song, he heard something that convinced him that she was singing to the future Showman.
What is it? He hears the late singer belt out, “I’ll always love Hugh.” Do you hear it too? Or do you think Carly Simon wrote a song about him instead of Mick Jagger and Warren Beatty?
