Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Nathan Fillion is an icon to nerds thanks to projects he has done like Firefly and DC Universe movies.

But is he a nerd when the cameras stop rolling? Yesterday, he told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live the five things he collects that give him that status.

1 – Pens. He is particular about the pens, the ink, and the paper he uses. If you give him one, he won’t like it.

2 – Fidgets. Not spinners, but the little ones you can play with in your hands. He has 150 of them to play with, and he shared the joy with others.

3 – Flashlights. He explained, “I am not afraid of the dark. But I am also never in the dark.” So now we know he keeps the lights on during sex.

4 – Cash registers. He is talking about the old school ones that are made of steel and wood, and were calculators without electricity. He finds them fascinating.

5 – Action figures. But only of him and his characters. In fact, for Christmas, he only decorates the Christmas tree with mini-Nathans.

Someone tell Hallmark, so that he can get ornaments of himself as the Head in Santa Clarita Diet, John Carter on The Rookie, Castle, and the octopus on Resident Alien! It is not as much for the fans as it is for himself.

Now that the actor has admitted this. I bet people are going to show up at conventions with four of the five items. Which one do I think they won’t hand him? A pen, of course. However, it will be hard for them to bring a 95-pound cash register with them.

It is suspected that Paramount did not renew Stephen Colbert’s contract because they were afraid of donald trump, and they wanted the Skydance merger to go through, which it did.

So now that Colbert is a week away from his last episode of The Late Show, he invited David Letterman, the only other man to have the job, to be a guest on the late night talk show.

What did they do? A first for Colbert, but something Letterman loved to do. They threw stuff off of the roof of The Ed Sullivan Theater at the CBS Eye logo! Things that went crashing down to the street were chairs, watermelons, and a goodbye cake from CBS.

When it was all done, it was time for a goodbye message to their former employer from the two hosts who kept the show alive for nearly 33 years. Letterman quoted Edward R. Murrow with his own twist, “Good night. Good luck. Mother fuckers!”

And they are going to need it, because the only people watching Byron Allen’s show are the ones who fell asleep with the television on during the 11 O’clock news.

Who is that 60-something actress? – Celebitchy

Chicago Med spoilers – Paulette Cohn

How can anyone vote for Spencer Pratt? – Pajiba

Sabrina Carpenter in a see-thru dress – Drunken Stepfather

This actor almost played Alex P. Keaton – Programming Insider

Did you know these album covers had a secret message? – Grunge

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Before Shania Twain appeared on talk shows all over the world, she made her debut on The Tommy Hunter Show. Even though she was just 14, you can tell she was going to be a star during that 1980 performance.

To hear what she said about her television debut, then click here!

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