Friends

1971
1 Hr 41 Mins
Drama

A rich English boy meets an orphaned French girl and as they become friends, create a world that is far away from the adult world we live in.

1971
1 Hr 41 Mins
Drama

A rich English boy meets an orphaned French girl and as they become friends, create a world that is far away from the adult world we live in.

Fire Dancer Burned by Survivor Alliance

Falling victim to her tribe mates' harsh personal feelings about her, Courtney Marit was the 11th person to pack her bags and say goodbye on CBS' Survivor: Panama—Exile Island (Thursdays at 8 pm/ET). Saying that the vote to oust her was "shocking," the California-based performer realized that her status as a potential threat going into the final two resulted in the decision to send her home. TVGuide.com grilled the former Casaya member about her finale voting strategy, her on-screen portrayal and her honest take on the remaining survivors. TVGuide.com: What has reaction been like since your elimination episode aired?Courtney Marit: My family is proud of me. I did the best I could and they've [provided] full support. I got a barrage of calls from my friends. I live in an artists community — we're all artists

Thu, May 4, 2006

I remember a TV show that I ...

Question: I remember a TV show that I think was on Saturday mornings in the early '90s. I believe it was called "California Dreamin'," and it was about a group of kids in a band that performed at their local eatery. I swear Matthew Perry played the drummer on that show, shortly before he got the role on Friends. Am I completely mad?Answer: Nope. But you're not completely correct, either. The series, California Dreams, ran on NBC for five years beginning in 1992. But the only Matt on the show was the lead character, Matt Garrison (Brent Gore). From the same people who brought you the teen phenomenon Saved by the Bell, the series focused on a band of Redondo

Thu, Apr 13, 2006

Sons & Daughters: Movies and Meat

We had our big red-carpet premiere last week at Universal Studios in Hollywood. The producers invited the entire cast and crew, and we ate popcorn and watched the first two episodes in a movie theater. It was so great to be together once again with everyone involved in this show. Several cast members of The Office showed up to support us. After the screening we moved to a nearby restaurant for food, drinks and sparkling conversation. Let me fill you in on what's fappenin' on Sons and Daughters this week. ABC is broadcasting two episodes back-to-back again on Tuesday at 9 pm/ET. The first episode is called "Film Festival." Cameron tries to connect with his son Henry by getting the whole family to attend the screening of one of Henry's short films. Henry is extreme

Tue, Mar 14, 2006

Gilmore Girls He can riff and...

Gilmore GirlsHe can riff and banter with the best of Stars Hollow, but Mr. Ladies-Love-Logan missed out on the mother of all pop-culture references: "But we were on a break!" What up, Huntzberger? Too cool to channel your inner Ross Gellar? I was hoping Rory would be the one to make the Friends reference. (I love TV shout-outs. I'm hoping for a little Sopranos love once Season 6 starts up.) But that would have been funny. And, really, what's so funny about your boyfriend shagging half the bridal party? Even less funny: sending Rory right into that pretty little shark tank. The really, really disgusting part? Logan actually pretended to loathe those "moronic bridesmaids." I won't sit here and do a total told-you-so, 'cause that would be just plain smug and ob

Wed, Mar 1, 2006

FRIENDS. WHO NEEDS 'EM?

Last week's Dancing with the Stars beat Survivor: Panama — Exile Island in the Nielsen's, making it the first series since Friends' demise to outperform the reality juggernaut in a head-to-head contest. Dancing waltzed away with 20 million viewers, its highest numbers to date this season. Survivor only rustled up 19.2 mil.

Mon, Feb 13, 2006