9-1-1 is back at work filming episodes for the upcoming season. Today the Fox show took over Hollywood Blvd. So, what can we expect from their venture outside of the studio? They are bringing the big guys, as in camels.
Why are there camels all over Hollywood and Highland? We will have to tune in for the season premiere on September 20th to find out. The only hint we have is that Los Angeles will be hit by a major blackout. Well, that and this one from Executive Producer Juan Carlos Coto.
EXCLUSIVE: Hit series @PoseOnFX will end after season 3. Its final season will air on May 2, series creator tells @GMA: “We have told this story that we wanted to tell the way that we wanted to tell it.”https://t.co/Z6H7eTKwjVpic.twitter.com/AUsk5v7655
Pose creator Steven Canals had some big news to share about his FX drama today on Good Morning America. The good news is that the show will debut its third season on May 2nd. The bad news is that these seven episodes will be the show’s last ones.
“It was a very difficult decision for us to make, but this has been an incredible journey and we have told the story that we wanted to tell the way that we wanted to tell it,” Canals told “GMA. “Although we know you’ll be sad to see the show go, this season will be filled with all of the love and laughter and tears that you have come to expect from the Evangelista family.”
This season will take place in 1994. Pray Tell (Billy Porter) will be having health issues. I have a feeling the series will end with his death from AIDS.
Let’s just hope it is not the death of Porter’s career and someone snatches him up ASAP. Our TV’s need his sparkle. We also need Pose’s sparkle, but that is no longer happening after June 6th.
I don’t know about you, but I am missing Gordon Ramsay on my television set. Well, Fox finally announced when he, along with their other shows, will be back on our TVs.
They are starting it off on December 27th with The Masked Dancer. Then a week later, they will debut Mayim Bialik’s new sitcom and the final season of Last Man Standing. Later that week, the sexy MasterChef is back in hell with those two shows on Thursday nights. As the month goes on The Resident and the 9-1-1s will finally air new episodes. I can’t wait to see what wild calls both the latter shows go on this season.
Sunday, Dec. 27:
8:00-9:00 PM ET/5:00-6:00 PM PT THE MASKED DANCER (Series Premiere)
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Sunday, Jan. 3:
8:00-8:30 PM CALL ME KAT (Series Premiere)
8:30-9:00 PM LAST MAN STANDING (Final Season Premiere)
9:00-9:30 PM THE SIMPSONS (Special Time)
9:30-10:00 PM BLESS THE HARTS (Special Time)
Wednesday, Jan. 6:
8:00-9:00 PM THE MASKED DANCER (Time Period Premiere)
Thursdays, beginning Jan. 7:
8:00-9:00 PM HELL’S KITCHEN (Season Premiere)
9:00-9:30 PM CALL ME KAT (Time Period Premiere)
9:30-10:00 PM LAST MAN STANDING (Time Period Premiere)
Tuesdays, beginning Jan. 12:
8:00-9:00 PM THE RESIDENT (Season Premiere)
9:00-10:00 PM PRODIGAL SON (Season Premiere)
A few months ago, Rob Lowe shared a photo of himself dressed up as Joe Exotic. Then he revealed that he and Ryan Murphy were working on a project about the Tiger King.
That was then. Yesterday, the actor told Conan O’Brien that the movie is off. When Murphy tried the get the rights to the story, they were already taken by Nicolas Cage’s people.
Why can’t they do an Amy Fisher and let multiple retell the purrfect story?
Are you mad that Lowe and Murphy’s plan has been put in a cage?
Jim Parsons plays Henry Wilson, a sleazy agent, in Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood on Netflix, and the man he portrayed had a receding hairline. That means that the Big Bang Theory star had to do the same.
How was he going to get that look when he has a full head of hair? Is he going to shave the top of his head? Nope. The makeup department is going to give him a bald spot.
The actor showed us how they did it, and it takes a lot more effort than you would think. So much so, I think he should have just shaved it off.
When it comes to his character, I didn’t see Sheldon Cooper. That is the good news. The bad news is all I saw was Pee Wee Herman. Actually, it was more like Paul Reuben when he was on Murphy Brown.
When it comes to the mini-series, it is an enjoyable binge. It really captured the feel of the era even though the drama took a lot of liberties with the truth. Then again, who hasn’t? After all, that is what Hollywood is all about.
