Spoilers for those on the west coast!
Tonight Brooke White, Kristy Lee Cook and Ramiele Malubay ended up in the bottom three tonight and Remiele was sent home.
I really didn’t think she was the worst of the worst this week, so I’m sad to see her go.
Again, west coasters look away unless you want to be spoiled!
Tonight Josh cried a lot of crocodile tears to try and get people to feel sorry for him and vote for him over Sharon. It began looking like Josh was getting enough votes to stay and there wouldn’t be a tie.
Natalie is afraid if she keeps Josh that he won’t just up and turn on her. Natalie went to see Sharron and told her about Josh’s secret deal to keep him over her. They then decided to go bring Sheila in on this. Sheila was upset as Sharon was crying all day over this thinking Josh was leaving. They decided they had to work to get Josh out. The girls then went around to convince Ryan and Adam to vote Josh out as well!
Josh and James are confident that Sharon will go. Josh said he felt bad, but Sharon has to go, he’s tired of babysitting her!
The votes were tallied and by a vote of 3 to 1 Josh was evicted from the house, James was the only to vote for Josh.
Josh then told them all to learn something from him, be true to himself. Sharon broke down into tears and hugged Josh goodbye. James gave him a hug and a pat too. He told them good luck and headed out. Sharon continued to cry when Josh was gone, but after awhile she said she knew it was a game.
The HOH competition, called “More or Less” was held. Basically it was asking various things like “Are there more or less than # of things in any given room or the whole house.” The winner and new HOH is Adam!
More than likely this means James and Sharon are going back on the block.
NBC has revealed its new 2008-09 line-up a month early instead of during the normal “upfront” week in May. The following is an official press release, detailing the new schedule as well as descriptions of their new shows. Reminder: NBC already renewed a few shows such as “Chuck,” “Life” and “Heroes.”
NBC REVEALS COMPLETE 52-WEEK PROGRAM STRATEGY, EARLIER THAN EVER, THAT GIVES ADVERTISERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE UNIQUE MARKETING SOLUTIONS
STAGGERED LAUNCHES AND PREMIERES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF NBC’S ‘SUPER SEASON’ OF EVENTS INCLUDING THE 2008 BEIJING OLYMPIC GAMES AND SUPER BOWL XLIII
WITH ITS EXPANDING COMMITMENT TO YEAR-ROUND ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING, NBC DELIVERS ALMOST TWICE AS MUCH FIRST-RUN ENTERTAINMENT AS THE NETWORK BROADCAST 10 YEARS AGO
FALL, WINTER AND SUMMER SCHEDULES FEATURE NEWCOMERS ‘THE OFFICE’ SPINOFF, ‘MY OWN WORST ENEMY,’ ‘KATH & KIM,’ ‘KNIGHT RIDER’, ‘CRUSOE’, ‘KINGS,’ ‘THE PHILANTHROPIST,’ ‘MERLIN,’ ‘THE LISTENER,’ ‘SHARK TAGGERS,’ AMERICA’S TOUGHEST JOBS,’ ‘CHOPPING BLOCK’ AND MINISERIES ‘THE LAST TEMPLAR’ AND ‘XIII’
RETURNING SERIES FOR NBC’S 2008-09 TELEVISION SEASON INCLUDE THE ACCLAIMED DRAMAS ‘ER’ — IN ITS 15TH AND FINAL SEASON — ‘FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘LIPSTICK JUNGLE’, ‘MEDIUM,’ ‘LAW & ORDER’ AND ‘LAW & ORDER: SVU’
NEW YORK – April 2, 2008 – NBC today unveiled its new Fall lineup for the 2008-09 television season, introducing a schedule earlier than ever that combines some of the most acclaimed and popular returning series on television with four new programs that will join the schedule in the opening weeks of the season, including “Kath & Kim,” “Knight Rider,” “My Own Worst Enemy” and “Crusoe.”
Among the critically hailed series returning to the NBC schedule next season will be “ER,” the most-nominated series in Emmy Award history, returning for its 15th and final season on NBC’s Thursday night lineup, and the acclaimed “Friday Night Lights,” slated to re-join the Friday schedule in February as part of a unique broadcast partnership between NBC and DIRECTV.
Additionally, the most highly anticipated comedy of the upcoming season, “The Office” spinoff, from Executive Producer Greg Daniels, will get the highly coveted premiere timeslot post Super Bowl XLIII following a special original telecast of “The Office.”
Un-aired Spoilerish Stuff Ahead!
On Tuesday’s episode of “Big Brother,” James again won the POV and saved himself, so Natalie put up Sharron against Josh. This lead to a lot of crying, and as usual a lot of talk from Josh. Josh claimed he wouldn’t campaign for votes, he knew he was going home and tearfully asked Sheila to watch after Sharron. As Sheila was telling Sharron what a good man Josh was, he was off making deals to have Sharron voted out! Natalie said if he could get two votes, she’d break the tie and keep him.
Of course later on Showtime the situation had changed. Natalie doesn’t want to have to break a tie, so she’s convinced Ryan and Adam to vote Josh out. As it stands, there could be a unanimous voting of Josh out tonight, unless Ryan keeps his secret alliance with Josh. James claimed he’d vote for Josh too, but who knows with him. You can’t trust the kid with pink hair.
The ENTIRE house at this point wants James out, and it seems they are all plotting to throw the HOH Sheila’s way because they think it would be hilarious for Sheila to send James home.
TV Guide was the first to report that Eddie Cibrian will be joining “Ugly Betty” when the show returns for at least three episodes as Justin’s PE teacher, who will become a possible love interest for Justin’s mom Hilda (Anna Ortiz)
Cibrian has starred in “Sunset Beach,” “First Watch,” and most recently “Invasion.” He also did a guest spot on “Dirty, Sexy Money” before the strike as Karen Darling’s ex-husband . . . well one of them.
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Read on for some official spoilers on the 2nd new post-strike episode.
As always, if your on the west coast, the show hasn’t aired, so some spoilers in this post!
I was shocked that both Adam and Marissa were SAVED this week! However just like last week, they did not reveal who the bottom two were. In the end Steve Gutenberg was sent home packing, after doing a hilarious “Mango” for the judges with Jonathan Roberts, who he trained with while his partner (and Jonathan’s wife Anna) was ill.
The highlight of the show of course was Kylie Minogue performing “All I See” from her new album “Kylie X” as well as the now classic “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head.”
First up, I am not a country music fan at all. So this was not an easy week for me to watch, especially since I am not familiar with most of these songs. Oddly I don’t mind Dolly Parton too much, so she made it a bit better. Fortunately the show is now finally down to an hour, so it doesn’t conflict with what comes on after it anymore.
No shock, Carly Smithson got her mojo back and was the leader of the pack of the girls. David Archuleta got his back too and seemed to lead the males. Who is going home? I’m not sure, but I will say that I hope it’s Jason Castro at this point. I’m over everything being turned into an “island” song. I honestly can’t believe he didn’t sing “Islands In The Stream.” Most improved overall I think was Syesha, who I thought did a good a job as anyone might be able to do with that song (“I Will Always Love You.”) Problem is whoever sings it will always be compared to Whitney.
Well you know you watch too much TV when you start seeing every twist and turn before it happens. Or maybe you are psychic? Either way, I predicted pretty much everything that would happen in this two-parter of “Medium,” right down to the “shocking conclusion.” Still, I did enjoy it, but at the same time felt a little saddened by the outcome.
This two part episode surrounded the disappearance of Cynthia Keener’s daughter Suzie 9 years ago. Allison had dreams about what happened to her then, because it was happening to another girl now. A man had supposedly kidnapped two girls, always holding two prisoner at a time to torture one while the other watched or listen. Of course the twist was that one of the girls was in on it and actually the one instigating the game.
As with many of the past few episodes of the show, it seemed like the killer was going to get away with it. She was clever and there was no evidence tying her to Cynthia’s daughter’s murder or the most recent kidnapping, which went wrong when she got spooked and killed the man posing as the kidnapper, who was her boyfriend. She came off just looking like a victim of this man. Cynthia couldn’t accept her daughter’s killer might get away, so she of course killed her in the “shocking end.”
I saw it coming, I knew it was going to happen. While I’m glad it was not yet another “killer goes free” episode, this still didn’t have a satisfying ending for me. I really liked the Cynthia character and was so hoping that they could keep Angelica Houston around as a recurring character. I’m sure she’s busy though so she only signed on for a short-term role. Still though, I’m sad to see her go.
Now Allison seems out of work yet again. Fortunately the family’s luck seems to be turning around, as a slip in the bank got Joe a big fat “please don’t sue us” pay-off from the bank. He plans to use the money to try and patents his little moon-solar-panel invention. Once again though I found myself a bit upset with Joe in this episode. He wanted to use the kids’ college fund and was upset when Allison wouldn’t support him, given he’s always supported her. I’m fast losing any sympathy at all for Joe!
I am hoping we’ll get to see more of Manuel and Lee in future episodes from here on out. I miss them!
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A new commercial is airing for “Desperate Housewives” which give away a few tidbits, well and something major.
Gabriel surprises Carlos saying they are going to get married. The priest at the church tells her it’s only been two weeks since Victor died. She says she got over it quickly.
During the service Bree is badmouthing someone and a nun thinks it’s her.
Susan finds someone in Julie’s bed and she screams “Get off of her!” She’s shocked (then embarrassed) at who it is.
Katherine says her secrets are coming out. Dylan says her mother murdered her father. We then see Katherine taking a swing at someone with something!
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