American Idol Wrap-Up

Last night we said goodbye to four more American Idol wannabes. For the ladies it was last call for Heather Cox and Brenna Gethers (’bout time), and for the guys, it was adios to Sway and David Radford. I’m ok with each of them leaving, although based on voice alone, Kevin Covais should be going home before Sway. Oh well. His time will come.

Carrie Underwood performed Jesus, Take the Wheel. I thought she sounded great, no matter how much I dislike the song. You know Kellie Pickles (or whatever her name is) was up in the rafters saying “that is going to be me…that is going to be me” over and over again.

Perhaps the most amazing moments of the night came from Ms. Abdul herself. What the hell was she smoking? Seriously, her behavior is out of control. Everytimge Ryan asked her a question she answered with some nonsense…gibberish. It was embarrassing. Paula & Randy came out with a how to sing DVD last year, so sister has some money. Why she insists on buying her crack from the back of the white van down in the alley, I will never know. Paula, you are famous….get hooked up with the good stuff.

American Idol: Chris Daughtry’s Night

After last night mostly dreadful performances by the ladies, it was nice to see some of the guys work it tonight. But no one worked it like my boy Chris Daughtry. He was incredible – just awesome! Other vote-worthy performances were by, of course, Taylor Hicks and Elliot Yamin and surprisingly enough Gedeon McKinney.

The best moment of the night came from the one and one Bucky Covington. During the faux-Sinatra’s performance (the kid sucks so much I can even remember his name) Bucky was in the rafters grinding his southern hips so much that I think he impregnanted little Paris Bennett who was sitting on the opposite side of the stage. I promise to scour YouTube tomorrow for the video. I hope someone beside my friend Jess saw this amazing display of…um…dancing?

Time to get on the phone and VOTE.
Chris Daughtry: 1-866-IDOLS-10

Taylor Hicks: 1-866-IDOLS-01

Pam Beesley on the Talk Show Circuit

Our favorite receptionist, Pam Beesley is going to be chatting it up tomorrow all over the TV. Jenna Fischer, who plays Pam on The Office will be on The Today Show tomorrow morning, Martha Stewart in the afternoon, and Conan O’Brien tomorrow night. Make sure you set your TiVos, because we all know how adorable Jenna is on these talk shows.

In addition to talking about tomorrow’s return of The Office (thank God), I’m sure we’ll hear about her upcoming movie SLiTHER, which was directed by her husband, James Gunn (Dawn of the Dead)

The White House Meets the Sunset Strip

Lots of West Wing news today here at Give Me My Remote. We just got word that Bradley Whitford, who plays Josh Lyman on The West Wing, will play a producer and recovering coke addict on Aaron Sorkin’s new show, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. As we mentioned before, the show is a behind the scenes look at a fictional late night sketch comedy show. Whitford will join Matthew Perry, Amanda Peet, and another West Winger, Timothy Busfield.

Early word is that the pilot script is brilliant. That early word is coming from Bill Simmons, and I pretty much pray at the alter of The Sports Guy, so I’m going to give this one a shot.

Lisa Rinna to be Back on Dancing with the Stars

She may not be doing to ramba or the salsa but Lisa Rinna will be back on Dancing with the Stars next season as co-host along with Tom Bergeron. It seems her fiesty personality won over the producers. Rinna will be the third female co-host in the season’s history. Lisa Canning was the first one let go, and now we are saying goodbye to Samantha Harris. Rumor has it that Harris will end up on Good Morning America as an entertainment reporter.

I always kind of thought Lisa Rinna was ovah, but with her stint as Logan’s mom on Veronica Mars, and now DWTS, she’s back y’all.

Supersized Office is all the Rage

It was just 2 days ago that we launched our campaign to supersize the season finale of The Office. In that short amount of time over 1,255 Office-ianados have supported our cause and left their messages for the NBC big wigs. We are super excited at the response but still hope to gather many more comments before sending them off to Jeff Zucker. If you haven’t yet left your message, please do so here.

Our efforts were not only featured in Jenna Fischer & Angela Kinsey’s MySpace blog, but also in The Chicago Tribune, and USA Today. Thanks to all who are helping to spread the word.

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A West Wing Reunion

March 1, 2006 by Kath Skerry  
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The final episodes of The West Wing will feature some very familar faces. Returning to the White House are Sam Seaborn (Rob Lowe), Amy Gardner (Mary Louise Parker), Nancy McNally (Anna Deavere Smith), Ainsley Hayes (Emily Proctor), Joey Lucas (Marlee Maitlin), Bob Russell (Gary Cole), John Hoynes (Tim Matheson), Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield), and Lizzy Bartlet (Anabeth Gish).

Although it has been confirmed that Rob Lowe will be back for the last two episodes, there’s no word as to when the other special guest will appear. Something tells me that they would all make an appearance at Leo’s funeral.

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