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Twentieth Century Fox's film and TV studios are conspiring to finally bring hit television series "24" to the bigscreen.
The film side has hired scribe Billy Ray ("State of Play," "Flightplan") to pen the script for the feature version.
Ray's pitch, which takes Jack Bauer to Europe, was a hit with Fox execs and producers of the high-concept television series.
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U.S. actor Michael Chiklis is executive producing and will star in "No Ordinary Family," a new drama pilot for ABC, the show's producers said.
Chiklis is best known for his work on "The Shield" and "The Commish."
He was nominated in 2002 and 2003 for an Emmy for best actor in a drama series for his performance in "The Shield," winning the Emmy in 2002.
The only thing better than watching Michael Chiklis act is getting to write for him -Greg Berlanti
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Naples resident Mae S. Wood didn't stick her neck out when she conveyed her love of zoos and especially a certain animal.
"Every zoo should have a giraffe," said Wood, 100, a one-time board member with the Cincinnati Zoo.
Wood joined about 450 others Monday night at the Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club for a Naples Zoo fundraiser to help build a new giraffe habitat.
Television personality and animal lover Jack Hanna shared his passion for the wild side with those attending, adding how excited he is about the planned giraffe exhibit, which he said is one of his favorite animals.
The kids are going to blow their mind -Jack Hanna
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note "most engaging" includes not just viewing, but people who hit rewind to watch it again.
Based on the chart below, more people re-watched Tracy Porter's interception than anything else (including commercials) during the game.
via TiVo:
Power to the People!
This year TiVo was able to provide not just the most-viewed commercials, but rather information on the most engaging ads throughout the game -Todd Juenger
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An Adobe product manager has apologized for allowing a potentially serious bug in Flash Player to remain unfixed for more than 16 months.
The admission, by Emmy Huang, product manager for Flash, came a week after Apple CEO Steve Jobs lambasted Adobe engineers as "lazy" and said when Macs crash, "more often than not it's because of Flash."
Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch struck back, insisting that at Adobe, "we don't ship Flash with any known crash bugs."
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If you were TV creator and you set out with the expressed goal of taking the daffiest premise imaginable and turning it into the most mundane series possible, you probably couldn't achieve that goal more successfully than FOX's new drama "Past Life."
Previewing on Tuesday (Feb. 9) night after "American Idol" before migrating to Thursday, "Past Life" dulls down the field of reincarnation and regression therapy into the kind of leaden drama that recalls the less inspired works from the Jerry Bruckheimer ...
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The seventh season of this award-winning series featuring master showmen Penn & Teller, delivers viewers an aggressive, humorous exposé of taboo topics, using the duo's trademark humor, knowledge of carnival tricks as well as hidden cameras and blatant confrontation.
Nominated several consecutive years for the Emmy for Outstanding Reality Program and Outstanding Writing for Non Fiction Programming, Penn & Teller: Bullshit! continues its controversial muckraking throughout season seven by confronting ...
Feb
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I'vepasted the full press release below, but if you have any questions orneed any additional information feel free to contact me.
Los Angeles and Chicago, Jan. 20, 2010 - CBS < http://www.cbs.com > and Sears < http://www.sears.com >today announced the launch of a first-of-its kind SURVIVOR™ CastingCall online contest*.
One lucky fan will win a trip to Los Angeles toaudition in front of the SURVIVOR™ casting team for a potential spot onan upcoming season of the popular CBS reality series.
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Thesp Jim Parsons will receive the NAB Television Chairman's Award for his role as theoretical physicist Sheldon Cooper on "The Big Bang Theory."
Parsons' work on the CBS laffer has earned him an Emmy nomination and a Television Critics Assn. Award, among other kudos.
The NAB laurel, now in its second year, was established by the National Assn. of Broadcasters to honor significant breakthroughs in television.
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at Sep 23rd 2009 12:26PM
I have to admit that House, MD is a great show. I love to watch it and have been watching if from the beginning. Why the academy did not give him best actor is be on me. I wrote to them and complained. House, MD is just about the best show on TV and yet stupid shows that I don't think they even watch won awards. What has happened to the mentality of the TV writers. They repeat shows from years ago but with chaos, silly jokes that make no sense and seem to think that the world revoles around the 16 to 30 years olds. Who I think are just plain stupid and think too much of them selves. Where are the great writers? Where is the talent that used to be on TV. The actors from film won awards, now why do you think? Maybe because they can act, like Hugh Laurie??? Please get some adults to write about life, not these junk reality shows that are on. Thank you FOX for keeping House, MD and the talented Hugh Laurie.
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