Conan O'Brien
TBS announced five new series currently in development Wednesday, including two comedies executive-produced by Conan O'Brien, along with a Norm MacDonald talk show.
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Jeffrey Ross
Comedy Central has ordered a new series calledThe Burn, starring comedian Jeffrey Ross, the network announced Wednesday.
You probably know Ross as the ruthless leader of Comedy Central's infamous celebrity roasts, but now the so-called Roastmaster General is expanding his scope.
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Rebel Wilson
CBS is looking to add more fun to its lineup. The network has ordered a pilot of Super Fun Night, a half-hour comedy to be produced and written by Bridesmaids' Rebel Wilson.
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Charlie Sheen
At the taping for his upcoming Comedy Central roast, Charlie Sheen endured quite the verbal beating. But the former Two and a Half Men star says he came out of it "unscathed," according to Entertainment Weekly.
Charlie Sheen roast adds William Shatner, Jon Lovitz and... Kate Walsh?
"Once again, I come out unscathed. You can't hurt me. I can't kill me," Sheen said at the conclusion of the taping. "Did you really think your little jokes were going to hurt me? I did porn stars; I did drugs. Then I did the one thing everybody in America wishes he could do. I told my boss to f--- off. And then it was gone. I'm done with 'the winning' because I've already won."
Sheen, of course, is referring to his media assault against Two and a Half Men executive producer Chuck Lorre when the show failed to resume production after a hiatus was taken for Sheen to enter rehab....
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Kate Walsh, Jon Lovitz
Comedy Central certainly gets diversity points in assembling the lineup for Charlie Sheen's celebrity roast.
The cable network has added William Shatner, Jon Lovitz, Patrice O'Neal and Amy Schumer, as well as Kate Walsh (yes, Kate Walsh from Private Practice) and...
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It's the Bachelorette episode viewers have been anxiously awaiting and just about the worst week Ashley has probably ever had. After a roast that hit her where it hurt most and played to her insecurities, Ashley's fears were further realized when Bentley (or as previous contestant Ashley Spivey likes to call him on Twitter, #BadNewsBentley) decided to leave.
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The Bachelor
Our top moments of the week:
12. Shot Through the Gut Award: On House, the newly single doc has some fun with hookers and his hotel room service guy, Carnell, when he attempts to shoot an apple off one of his latest conquest's head, William Tell-style, with a bow and arrow. Despite Carnell's pleas to stop, House fires the arrow — into the girl's stomach, unleashing a pool of red liquid. No worries — the blood was fake, and the bow and arrow was rigged. Carnell, you just got punk'd!
11. Biggest Cry for Help: Steven Tyler has shown his...
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The Situation
"Maybe comedy ain't my game right now."
Understatement of the year.
Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino bombed and was nearly booed off the stage at the Comedy Central Roast of Donald Trump. (The show was taped last week and aired Tuesday night.)
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The Jersey Shore star created an awkward, uh, situation with his clumsy ...
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Strange Days with Bob Saget
Can you picture Bob Saget hanging out with Lucha Libre wrestlers? How about pledging at a Cornell University frat? Or "squatching" with a group of Big Foot hunters?
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In his A&E series Strange Days (Tuesdays at 10/9c), the former Full House star explores some of the country's most interesting (and bizarre) subcultures by immersing himself in them. See what Saget had to say about his experiences — including riding around the Vegas Strip in a red Caddy with Jeff Ross ...
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