The Exes
TV Land has renewed The Exes for a second season, the network announced Thursday. The show will premiere in June alongside the Hot in Cleveland spin-off, tentatively titled Have Faith.
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The Exes
A few years ago, Mark Reisman tackled marriage on his short-lived NBC series In-Laws.
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The Exes
Comedy is very hot this TV season — thank ABC's best-of-class Wednesday comedies (all in repeats tonight), CBS' Monday blockbusters, NBC's cult faves and Fox's giddy New Girl — but two lousy new sitcom arrivals buck the trend, leaving a sour aftertaste.
Normally I'd celebrate at any circumstance that shrinks The X Factor to 90 minutes, but in this case, it opens the door for Fox's unpleasant I Hate My Teenage Daughter (9:30/8:30c), which traps two gifted comedians — My Name Is Earl's Emmy-winning spitfire Jaime Pressly and two-time Tony-winning scene-stealer Katie Finneran — in no-win roles as shrill moms who used to be ugly ducklings and are now cowed by their bratty offspring (forgettably rendered by Aisha Dee and Kristi Lauren), who are turning out to be the sort of spoiled mean girls who tormented the moms back when they were in high school.
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CaCee Cobb and Donald Faison
Donald Faison is engaged to CaCee Cobb.
The Scrubs star slyly tweeted a lyric from Beyonce's "Single Ladies" on Friday, writing, "If you like it then you better put a ring on it."
Cobb, Jessica Simpson's BFF and former assistant, replied, "If she likes it then she better say YES!"
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Fran Drescher
TV Land has ordered two new sitcoms headlined by Fran Drescher and Scrubs alum Donald Faison.
In addition, the network has renewed ...
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Zac Efron
Zachary Levi, Kristen Bell, Dakota Fanning are among the many celebrities joining the fight against cancer.
In a new Stand Up to Cancer PSA entitled "Change the Odds" and narrated by Fanning, viewers get an overview of the low odds of several scenarios happening, from dating a supermodel to getting stuck in an elevator (Zac Efron, unfortunately, gets stuck with a gaggle of girls to illustrate this one.) But the alarming statistic comes at the end: In the U.S., one in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with cancer.
Also featured in the PSA
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Zach Braff
After nine seasons and two networks, it may be time for the Scrubs cast members to hang up their stethoscopes for good, says executive producer and former star Zach Braff.
Braff, 34, wrote on his Facebook page that the series will not be...
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Donald Faison
Donald Faison is trading his hospital scrubs for a police badge. The Scrubs alum has been cast in the CBS pilot The Odds, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Faison will play...
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Dave Franco, Michael Mosley, Nicky Whelan, Kerry Bishe
Sacred Heart Hospital has closed for good. In fact, it's been leveled. In its place stands a shiny new medical school campus that is the home of the rebooted Scrubs (Tuesdays at 9/8c).
For now, the setting change notwithstanding, things are pretty much the status quo on the ABC sitcom. J.D. (Zach Braff), Turk (Donald Faison) and Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) — plus former intern Denise (Eliza Coupe) — have all joined the faculty of the new medical school. A very-pregnant Elliot (Sarah Chalke) is waddling through the halls. Carla and The Janitor are no longer on the show, their absences explained tidily early on in the new season.
But things will change soon...
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Sarah Chalke
[SPOILER ALERT: Do not read this article if you don't want to know how Scrubs will change this season.]
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