https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO-MHpriEMc
Tonight at 9:30p on NBC’s I Feel Bad, Emet (Sarayu Blue) feels bad that she is not there enough for her children.
Her youngest son is about to take his first steps and she does not want to miss it like she missed it with her two older children. Therefore, she takes him to work because she has a big pitch to make on Friday. Will she see her baby walk this time around?
Meanwhile, her daughter has a big recital with a solo on Friday and she wants her mom there. Like I said, she has a big pitch on that same day. Will she be able to be in two places at once. She finds a way. But will it work?
I Feel Bad had a weak pilot but it has gotten so much better. Thus, you should check it out before it is too late or you will feel bad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4QTsPpQvng
Also at 9:30p but on CBS, Brooke Shields guest stars on Murphy Brown as Corky’s (Faith Ford) friend who has been in a coma for 10 years. Her husband was on trial for pushing her down the stairs, but there was no proof he did it. Their trial was a televised event. Everyone had their opinion, Murphy (Candice Bergen) believes he did and Corky did not. There are only two people who know what happened and Murphy in the Morning is going to interview one of the two. Will they get a confession or a proof of innocence?
The Wolf Network comes up with an advertising campaign to promote Avery (Jake McDorman) and they make him sexy. How will he handle being a sex symbol?
Now that show is not as political as the first few episodes, it is like the show we knew and loved the first time around.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L0HKJkP7ik
Tonight at 8p (after NFL) on CBS on Gd Friended Me, Miles (Brandon Micheal Hall) gets a request that is close to heart. Gd asks him to help his uncle and not a stranger.
His Uncle T is a man he loves almost as much, if not more so than his father. Thus, he wants to know what is going on with the man he idolizes. What does he learn about him? How will this request hurt his dad (Joe Morton)?
Sometimes knowing everything about the people you love is a bad thing. But this show is anything but bad.
Tonight at 8:30p on NBC’s The Good Place, Michael (Ted Danson) reveals to Elanor (Kristen Bell) that she and Chidi (William Jackson Harper) were in love. She wants to know more, but he tells her it will be too much to share that information with her.
Since you know her, she does not care and insists that he show her what happened. It will have her pulling her hair out. Actually, it just falls out, so you will see her bald. After she gets used to it, she learns more about what happened to everyone in the afterlife. How will she handle it?
It is nice that we can still see more of our guys’ reboots that we did not see. Remember they were rebooted hundreds of times, so we could not see them all. Or can we?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egMpPF_o1EY
Then at 9:30p on CBS, love is in the air on Murphy Brown. Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough) is honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award and he asks Phyllis (Tyne Daly) to go with him. She assumes it is a date, but that was not his intention. Will it be?
Avery (Charles Kimbrough) brings a date with him and his Manhattan Love Story co-star (Analeigh Tipton). Will Murphy (Candace Bergen) welcome her with open arms? Will she open her legs for a judge (John Larroquette) who hits on her at the gala?
Better yet how will she react wher her favorite secretary (Better Middler) comes back for a visit. And how will Corky (Faith Ford) handle seeing Katie Couric again? Finally, what will Miles (Grant Shaud) do when he finds out something new about Pat (Nik Dodani)?
It is a lot but there are also a lot of laughs. Like Miles in a bright red tux. It is a sight you have to see.
Fam is still a few months away from its debut on CBS, but the show’s executive producer, Bob Kushnell was fired for “inappropriate language in the workplace.” According to Deadline, it was not in a sexual harassment sort of way, but it was deemed inappropriate. No other details were released about the comments itself.
Kushnell credits include Me, Myself and I, The Muppets, Suburgatory, Samantha Who, Malcolm in the Middle and Grounded for Life.
When it comes to Fam, out of all of the new shows this season, this one is absolute worst of them all. I love comedies but I cannot say anything positive about this unfunny sitcom that stars Nina Dobrev and Tone Bell. I cannot believe that CBS picked up it straight to series, it is that awful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyxdqxQTeso
For the last few years, CBS has been colorizing episodes of I Love Lucy and The Dick Van Dyke Show for the holiday season, and this year is no different. Thankfully! Each classic sitcom will get two episodes that will go from drab to fab on Friday, December 14th.
I LOVE LUCY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT)
Featuring two back-to-back episodes of the classic series, the colorized “The Christmas Episode” and newly colorized “Pioneer Women.” “The Christmas Episode” (first presented in black and white on Christmas Eve, 1956), finds the Ricardos and Mertzes decorating Lucy and Ricky’s Christmas tree and reminiscing about how their lives have changed since the arrival of the Ricardos’ son, Little Ricky. In “Pioneer Women” (originally aired March 31, 1952), Lucy and Ethel’s hopes of joining the posh Society Matrons’ League lead to a bet with their husbands over which sex – the men or the women – had it harder living in a bygone era.
THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW – NOW IN LIVING COLOR! (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT)
The two newly colorized back-to-back episodes of this memorable series were selected by series creator Carl Reiner as two of Dick Van Dyke’s best episodes. In “Where Did I Come From” (first presented on Jan. 3, 1961), 6-year-old Richie asks his parents the inevitable “where did I come from?” question, and they recall the days before his birth. In “Never Bathe on Saturday” (initially presented on March 31, 1965) the Petries’ romantic second honeymoon becomes a disaster when Laura’s toe gets caught in a bath spout.
Normally, I am not a fan of colorization, but CBS does such a great job with these timeless shows that live on in infamy or as we call it syndication. It shows them in a whole new light, a rainbow of colors to be exact.
