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Short Cuts: Gene Simmons, TV Munchies and More

A&E has greenlit a third season of Gene Simmons Family Jewels, increasing the order from 20 half-hours to 24.... ABC has ordered six episodes of Wanna Bet?, a game show in which contestants wager on whether they can perform stunts. U.K. personalities Ant and Dec will host.... A study by the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation finds that when it comes to people snacking in front of the tube, the more entertaining the program, the more they eat. That explains The Black Donnellys' dominance among anorexics 18 to 49.I have no organic segue for the following, but I feel a need — as part of closure, perhaps? — to share with you, the people I "talk to" on a daily basis, the news that my father passed away last Tuesday, hence my weeklong absence. John Mitovich, 80, had a degree in journalism, yes, from OSU, but made his career as a business leader in Fairfield County, Connecticut. (If I may proudly "brag" a bit, the Stamford paper paid him tribute Thursday with a...

Matt Mitovich

A&E has greenlit a third season of Gene Simmons Family Jewels, increasing the order from 20 half-hours to 24.... ABC has ordered six episodes of Wanna Bet?, a game show in which contestants wager on whether they can perform stunts. U.K. personalities Ant and Dec will host.... A study by the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation finds that when it comes to people snacking in front of the tube, the more entertaining the program, the more they eat. That explains The Black Donnellys' dominance among anorexics 18 to 49.
I have no organic segue for the following, but I feel a need - as part of closure, perhaps? - to share with you, the people I "talk to" on a daily basis, the news that my father passed away last Tuesday, hence my weeklong absence. John Mitovich, 80, had a degree in journalism, yes, from OSU, but made his career as a business leader in Fairfield County, Connecticut. (If I may proudly "brag" a bit, the Stamford paper paid him tribute Thursday with a Page 3 write-up.) Dad was the best - and that's not just "my take."