It's Memorial Day Weekend -- the official start of summer! What better way to celebrate than to watch endless hours of TV! Check out your options:
(All times are ET/PT)
Saturday, May 25
Bridezillas (10 a.m.-5 a.m. Sunday, WE tv)
Defiance (4 p.m.-6 a.m. Sunday, SyFy)
Hoarding: Buried Alive (7 a.m.-2 a.m. Sunday, Discovery Fit & Health)
Iyanla: Fix My Life (10 a.m.-8 p.m., OWN)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (10 a.m.-2 a.m. Sunday, USA)
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Forget fresh air! There's no better way to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend than logging some serious quality-viewing time on the sofa watching endless hours of TV. But what to watch? Check out a selection of the many holiday-weekend marathons the networks have planned:
(All times are ET/PT)
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Forget fresh air! There's no better way to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend than logging some serious quality-viewing time on the sofa watching endless hours of TV. But what to watch? Check out a selection of the many holiday-weekend marathons the networks have planned:
(All times are ET/PT)
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Today, TV showed me how completely amazing the Earth is. And when I say amazing, I mean it in more than one way. Earlier this morning, as I searched for something to help wake me up during my Sunday laziness, I sat through an hour of WE's loud, obnoxious and eye-rolling series Bridezillas. Now, I know this show isn't new, and I've caught a few wedding-day freak-outs here and there, but never have I been so entranced by the monster that is Bridezilla. In this particular episode, the engaged and enraged wife-to-be wanted so badly to be a celebrity that she turned her nuptials into a red-carpet affair. But I'm not going to harp on the style choices she made, because that really has nothing to do with why I couldn't change the channel. I was baffled by the fact that someone could become so angry at everyone around her during what was supposed to be the most important time of her life. Forcing her fiancé to get a tattoo of her name the night before their wedding, yelling at the limo...
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With the fall TV season almost two weeks under way, pickup orders are starting to trickle in. Among the first beneficiaries are Fox's Prison Break and American Dad and NBC's The Office. Each of the Fox series has been granted a full 22-episode commitment — raising the question of when Prison Break's nine added outings will air, as 24 takes over the time slot in mid-January — while NBC's workplace comedy, now in its second season, has been greenlit for at least 13 outings. Also reaping renewals: USA Network's The 4400 will start production on a second season this winter and — the one you've been waiting for — WE's Bridezillas will premiere a third
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