March 30, 2020
THE MASKED SINGER: L-R: Panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger in the all-new “Last But Not Least: Group C Kickoff!” episode of THE MASKED SINGER airing Wednesday, March 11 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. CR: Michael Becker / FOX. © FOX Media LLC.
THE MASKED SINGER will wrap up its third season on Wednesday, May 27, Fox announced. In the episode, the final three contestants of the season will be unmasked.
Additionally, the series has shifted its first-ever sing-along to Wednesday, April 15. (The special, which was originally set to air Tuesday, April 14, will feature the best performances of season 3.)
The series still has a sizable chunk of its season ahead. While Groups A, B, and C competed in the previous weeks, the Wednesday, April 1 installment will be the first time the groups will intermingle and compete together as part of a Super 9.
Watch the group perform together a very THE MASKED SINGER version of The Jackson 5’s “ABC”… [Read more]
March 30, 2020
In honor of what should have been NCAA tournament season, Give Me My Remote is running our own kind of bracket, pitting similarly titled episodes against each other: Couch Madness! (Credit for the excellent name goes fellow reporter Chris Hayner.)
The seeding is simple: rather than quality, we’re going by air date (with the oldest episode getting the #1 slot and the newest getting #8). With Peak TV, this will not include every single show that has used this title; rather, we picked a selection from what was available.
We’re now up to the second round, which will run from Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. The final face-off will start Monday, April 6.
The final title? “Bound.” Keep reading for the bracket, episode descriptions (from IMDB), and the polls. (For the other episodes competing, check out all the brackets here!) [Read more]
March 30, 2020
In honor of what should have been NCAA tournament season, Give Me My Remote is running our own kind of bracket, pitting similarly titled episodes against each other: Couch Madness! (Credit for the excellent name goes fellow reporter Chris Hayner.)
The seeding is simple: rather than quality, we’re going by air date (with the oldest episode getting the #1 slot and the newest getting #8). With Peak TV, this will not include every single show that has used this title; rather, we picked a selection from what was available.
We’re now up to the second round, which will run from Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. The final face-off will start Monday, April 6.
Next up? “(The) Ghost(s) in the Machine(s).” Keep reading for the bracket, episode descriptions (from IMDB), and the polls. (For the other episodes competing, check out all the brackets here!) [Read more]
March 30, 2020
With SUPERNATURAL and LEGACIES off for the foreseeable future—both shows have aired their spring finales and will return when it’s safe to resume production (due to coronavirus)—The CW has set the schedule for the rest of its shows.
March 30, 2020
In honor of what should have been NCAA tournament season, Give Me My Remote is running our own kind of bracket, pitting similarly titled episodes against each other: Couch Madness! (Credit for the excellent name goes fellow reporter Chris Hayner.)
The seeding is simple: rather than quality, we’re going by air date (with the oldest episode getting the #1 slot and the newest getting #8). With Peak TV, this will not include every single show that has used this title; rather, we picked a selection from what was available.
We’re now up to the second round, which will run from Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. The final face-off will start Monday, April 6.
Next up? “Requiem.” Keep reading for the bracket, episode descriptions (from IMDB), and the polls. (For the other episodes competing, check out all the brackets here!) [Read more]
March 30, 2020
In honor of what should have been NCAA tournament season, Give Me My Remote is running our own kind of bracket, pitting similarly titled episodes against each other: Couch Madness! (Credit for the excellent name goes fellow reporter Chris Hayner.)
The seeding is simple: rather than quality, we’re going by air date (with the oldest episode getting the #1 slot and the newest getting #8). With Peak TV, this will not include every single show that has used this title; rather, we picked a selection from what was available.
We’re now up to the second round, which will run from Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. The final face-off will start Monday, April 6.
Next up? “Tabula Rasa.” Keep reading for the bracket, episode descriptions (from IMDB), and the polls. (For the other episodes competing, check out all the brackets here!) [Read more]
March 30, 2020
In honor of what should have been NCAA tournament season, Give Me My Remote is running our own kind of bracket, pitting similarly titled episodes against each other: Couch Madness! (Credit for the excellent name goes fellow reporter Chris Hayner.)
The seeding is simple: rather than quality, we’re going by air date (with the oldest episode getting the #1 slot and the newest getting #8). With Peak TV, this will not include every single show that has used this title; rather, we picked a selection from what was available.
We’re now up to the second round, which will run from Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. The final face-off will start Monday, April 6.
Next up? “The End.” Keep reading for the bracket, episode descriptions (from IMDB), and the polls. (For the other episodes competing, check out all the brackets here!) [Read more]
March 30, 2020
In honor of what should have been NCAA tournament season, Give Me My Remote is running our own kind of bracket, pitting similarly titled episodes against each other: Couch Madness! (Credit for the excellent name goes fellow reporter Chris Hayner.)
The seeding is simple: rather than quality, we’re going by air date (with the oldest episode getting the #1 slot and the newest getting #8). With Peak TV, this will not include every single show that has used this title; rather, we picked a selection from what was available.
We’re now up to the second round, which will run from Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3. The final face-off will start Monday, April 6.
First up? “Ghost” (or “Ghosts”). Keep reading for the bracket, episode descriptions (from IMDB), and the polls. (For the other episodes competing, check out all the brackets here!) [Read more]
March 30, 2020
PRODIGAL SON’s Jessica (Bellamy Young) reunites with an old friend (played by Dermot Mulroney) on the Monday, March 30 episode of the Fox drama, and given the history of people who have gotten close to the family…that can’t be good, right?
Check out photos from “Scheherazade”…
Prodigal Son
March 30, 2020
Credit: NBC
The Tokyo Olympics have officially been rescheduled for July 23-August 8, 2021, the organizers announced. The event will air, as always, on NBC.
