Take Two: THE X-FILES Season 6 (Part 4)

On Friday, September 10, 1993, Fox debuted THE X-FILES. Now, ahead of the show’s 30th anniversary, Give Me My Remote is looking back at all 11 seasons (and the two feature films) in a new daily series Take Two.

If you’ve read About Last Night, this will be formatted in a similar way: Each episode will get its own subsection/reaction, though in this case there may be slight spoilers or alluding to what comes ahead in the series. In the event a major spoiler is discussed, there will be a warning to be extra safe. Each Take Two will cover approximately 5 episodes and will wrap up the Friday before the show’s 30th birthday.

(I’ll also note how I’m watching the episodes, because some of the streaming platforms have utilized syndicated cuts of this show.)

Today, we’re finishing season 6! Read more

THE IRRATIONAL: NBC Releases a Trailer for New Jesse L. Martin-Led Procedural Drama

Jesse L. Martin is back solving crimes on an NBC show in the new drama THE IRRATIONAL, which premieres Monday, September 25 at 10/9c.

In the series, based on Dan Ariely’s “Predictably Irrational,” Martin plays “world-renowned professor of behavioral science Alec Mercer as he lends his unique expertise on an array of high-stakes cases involving governments, law enforcement and corporations. His insight and unconventional approach to understanding human behavior lead him and the team on a series of intense, unexpected journeys to solve illogical puzzles and perplexing mysteries.”

Watch the new trailer for the series… Read more

About Last Night…BIG BROTHER, CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD, THE CHALLENGE USA, and More

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Take Two: THE X-FILES Season 6 (Part 3)

On Friday, September 10, 1993, Fox debuted THE X-FILES. Now, ahead of the show’s 30th anniversary, Give Me My Remote is looking back at all 11 seasons (and the two feature films) in a new daily series Take Two.

If you’ve read About Last Night, this will be formatted in a similar way: Each episode will get its own subsection/reaction, though in this case there may be slight spoilers or alluding to what comes ahead in the series. In the event a major spoiler is discussed, there will be a warning to be extra safe. Each Take Two will cover approximately 5 episodes and will wrap up the Friday before the show’s 30th birthday.

(I’ll also note how I’m watching the episodes, because some of the streaming platforms have utilized syndicated cuts of this show.)

Today, we’re continuing season 6! Read more

Danny Pino Explains the Importance of Residuals for the Striking Actors and Writers

As the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes continue on, Danny Pino has been a regular presence on the picket lines around Los Angeles. “I’m here in solidarity, not only with the WGA, SAG-AFTRA, with IATSE, and our brother and sister unions to seek a fair deal,” he explains to Give Me My Remote in the video below. “And to be able to have some longevity, not only for artists and laborers, but for our unions that protect us.”

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CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD Exclusive Clip: THE ROOKIE’s Jenna Dewan Gets Adorably Flustered

It’s THE ROOKIE versus THE ROOKIE: FEDS on CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD!

The stars of the ABC dramas go head-to-head on the Sunday, August 27 episode of the long-running game show, with Richard T. Jones, Melissa O’Neil, Eric Winter, Mekia Cox, and Jenna Dewan repping THE ROOKIE and Niecy Nash-Betts, James Lesure, Britt Robertson, Felix Solis, and Kevin Zegers repping its spinoff.

In an exclusive clip from the episode (below), Dewan is asked, “Name an athlete that has so many trophies, he’d make a real trophy husband.” Dewan gets adorably nervous—as her castmates cheer her on—before naming a Lakers legend.

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About Last Night…BIG BROTHER and THE CHALLENGE USA

Let’s talk about Thursday night’s TV! Read more

Take Two: THE X-FILES Season 6 (Part 2)

On Friday, September 10, 1993, Fox debuted THE X-FILES. Now, ahead of the show’s 30th anniversary, Give Me My Remote is looking back at all 11 seasons (and the two feature films) in a new daily series Take Two.

If you’ve read About Last Night, this will be formatted in a similar way: Each episode will get its own subsection/reaction, though in this case there may be slight spoilers or alluding to what comes ahead in the series. In the event a major spoiler is discussed, there will be a warning to be extra safe. Each Take Two will cover approximately 5 episodes and will wrap up the Friday before the show’s 30th birthday.

(I’ll also note how I’m watching the episodes, because some of the streaming platforms have utilized syndicated cuts of this show.)

Today, we’re continuing season 6! Read more

RICK AND MORTY: Adult Swim Sets October Premiere for Season 7

RICK AND MORTY will return with a new season on Sunday, October 15 at 11/10c on Adult Swim.

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WOLF LIKE ME: Peacock Sets October Release for Season 2

WOLF LIKE ME season 2 will drop on Thursday, October 19, Peacock announced. All seven episodes will be released at once.

Check out the first photos from the show’s sophomore season…

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CBS to Air STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS for STAR TREK Day

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS will have a special two-episode airing on CBS on STAR TREK Day, AKA Friday, September 8. The two-episode block will kick off at 8/7c.

Here’s the two episodes that will be airing… Read more

About Last Night…AMERICA’S GOT TALENT, BIG BROTHER, and MASTERCHEF

Let’s talk about Wednesday night’s TV! Read more

The GLEE Cast and Creative Team Reunite to Support the WGA and SAG-AFTRA Strikes: ‘We’re At a Turning Point in Our Industry’

The GLEE cast and creative team reunited on Wednesday, August 23 to show their support for the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. And while a number of the key players have regularly picketing, the official reunion stemmed from an unexpected source: Aspiring actress Aly Fabrizio.

“I’m just a really big fan of GLEE,” Fabrizio tells Give Me My Remote. “The show made me want to be an actor.” Read more

About Last Night…BEAT SHAZAM, AMERICA’S GOT TALENT, and DON’T FORGET THE LYRICS

Let’s talk about Tuesday night’s TV! Read more

FBI: MOST WANTED’s Ken Girotti on the Show’s ‘Grounded’ Stunt Approach

It’s rare for network shows—especially dramas—to get Emmy attention in modern times, but one place where they can shine is the stunt category.

In the case of FBI: MOST WANTED, showrunner David Hudgins previously shared with Give Me My Remote that the writers specifically tried to highlight that element of the series.

“It was really fun last season to write towards the action and the stunt sequences, because I knew they could pull them off,” he said. “I mean, we literally had boats, we had explosions. So the action part of that was something [where] we really flexed that muscle.”

With the CBS drama up for Outstanding Stunt Coordination For A Drama Series, Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie (for stunt coordinator Declan Mulvey) and Outstanding Stunt Performance (for Chad Hessler) in this year’s Emmy race (the winners are tentatively set to be announced in January), FBI: MOST WANTED directing producer Ken Girotti shares how he and the directors helped facilitate the show’s biggest season yet. Read more

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