Bill Engvall Show
9/8c TBS
It's a twin bill of Bill: Two back-to-back episodes mark the Season 3 finale of Bill Engvall's homespun sitcom. In the first outing, oldest son Trent revs up to buy a car, but Bill stalls out in his effort to steer him to the perfect vehicle. In the second episode, Bill and Susan quarrel with a new neighbor over garbage bins, resulting in quite a bit of trash talking. Elsewhere, Trent is still an uneasy rider: He fails a driving test and blames the setback on the loss of his lucky red coin.
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Bill Engvall Show
9/8c TBS
For three seasons now, Bill Engvall's sitcom has been addressing the quirks of married life and family dynamics. Consider it the Engvall Angle. These are nice little perspectives on domestic tug-of-wars, such as the up-and-down battles over lowering the toilet seat. Or shaving a beard, as is the case tonight. It gets hairy in the Pearson household when Susan demands that Bill cut off his post-fishing-trip beard. Bill stands up to her and refuses, which is never a good move for a husband, no doubt. And it'll be a close shave for brainiac Bryan when he takes a cue from Trent and begins tormenting Lauren.
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CNN & Essence: Reclaiming the Dream
8/7 CT CNN
Expanding upon her insightful Black in America 2 reports, Soledad O'Brien hosts a forum discussion focused on African-American issues at the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans. Participants include CNN's Roland Martin, Essence editor-in-chief Angela Burt-Murray, NAACP president Benjamin Jealous, philanthropist Malaak Compton-Rock (Angel Rock Project) and activist Phill Wilson (Black AIDS Institute).
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TBS says it's "very funny," so it's only fitting the network will look for more laughs in the 2009-10 season, in both 3-D and 2-D form and from former sitcom stars.
Already scheduled to return are Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns, which will launch its second season May 27, and The Bill Engvall Show, which will inhabit ...
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Clearly finding The Bill Engvall Show, well, "very funny," TBS has picked up the family sitcom for a third season, Variety reports.The comedy, starring the eponymous stand-up, Tim Meadows and Nancy Travis, will return with 10 new episodes next summer.The series just concluded its second season run, averaging 2.3 million viewers and topping the 18-49 ad-supported cable demo.The Bill Engvall Show will also air bonus new episodes on Nov. 15. — Joyce EngUse our Online Video Guide to watch full episodes of The Bill Engvall Show.
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