A game show in which contestants "sing in the blanks" when presented with partial song lyrics.
A game show in which contestants "sing in the blanks" when presented with partial song lyrics.
CMT has canceled its first scripted series, Working Class."Unfortunately, CMT will not be pursuing a second season of Working Class. We're sad to see it go," read a message on the show's Facebook page.Watch clips from other CMT showsThe sitcom, which wrapped its first season on April 1, starred ...
Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez won't be the only new additions to this season of American Idol: Fox's reality juggernaut is bringing Ray Chew in as the show's new music director, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Idol auditions: Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler bring laughs, critiques and tears (of course) Chew, 42, has previously worked as bandleader and musical director for...
ABC has ordered three more scripts for Women's Murder Club, and not a moment too soon, given that a writers' strike could start as early as tomorrow. Cavemen and Big Shots are now the only new ABC series for which the net hasn't ordered additional episodes.... That's gotta sting: NBC has pulled The Singing Bee from its November-sweeps lineup and replaced it on Tuesday nights with supersized episodes of The Biggest Loser. — Ben Katner
With its colorful themes, shouting contestants and big prizes, you'd think NBC's Singing Bee had it all. But on Tuesday, Oct. 30 (8 pm/ET), host Joey Fatone and the rest of the Bee crew — plus audience — will be dressed up for Halloween, and we don't doubt it'll be a spooky and exciting night of singing. TVGuide.com caught up with Fatone about his latest tricks and favorite treats, plus who he's rooting for on Dancing with the Stars! TVGuide.com: So what did you do at M&M World in New York recently?Joey Fatone: I tap-danced, did backflips, it was amazing. [Laughs] Actually, I was there because M&Ms is doing a huge campaign to kick off the Halloween season — and I love Halloween because I love to go trick-or-treating
As part of a TV Guide cover story on an upcoming all-TV theme song edition of NBC's The Singing Bee, this time around we want to ask you:1. What is the most hummable TV theme ever?2. Which TV theme would you consider your own personal theme song?3. Which TV theme would you most like to hear after a bad day at work?Feel free to respond to as many (yay!) or as few (that's OK...) of the above as you wish!
As part of a TV Guide cover story on an upcoming all-TV theme song edition of NBC's The Singing Bee, we want to ask you:What all-instrumental TV theme song could benefit from some actual words? And are you willing to offer up the "missing" lyrics?If you're feeling creative, this is your place to write the songs that make the TV world sing.
As part of a TV Guide cover story on an upcoming all-TV theme song edition of NBC's The Singing Bee, we want to ask you:1. What is the best TV theme song ever?2. What is the best TV theme song currently on prime time?3. And what are the worst TV theme songs, both ever and currently?Share your thoughts here, and then check back in the days ahead. This is but the first of many TV theme-song related TVGuide.com Asks... surveys to come!
This Tuesday's ratings recap:• In the 8 o'clock hour, ABC's Just for Laughs premiered with a strong second-place tally of 8.32 million total viewers, nearly double what According to Jim reruns were delivering. Lead-out Shaq's Big Challenge (5.4 mil) benefited from the bump, boosting its own audience 25 percent.• America's Got Talent averaged 10.55 mil over its 90-minute run, down 780K week-to-week.• The (far more enjoyable than that Lyrics! show) Singing Bee (10.85 mil) lost a bit o' buzz, dropping 2.2 mil from its debut.• Over on CBS, Big Brother 8 (6.86 mil) was on par with last Tuesday, while Pirate Master (4.38 mil) dipped 200 thou.
This Tuesday's ratings recap:• Fox's coverage of the MLB All-Star Game put 11.2 million fannies in the seats, a drop of 1.2 mil from the '06 contest.• America's Got Talent drew a typical 11.23 mil.• Beating Shaq (4.28 mil, down 750K week-to-week) was barely a challenge for Big Brother (6.8 mil).• Leading out of AGT, NBC's The Singing Bee was humming a happy tune, sampled by 13.1 million. That is the largest audience for any telecast on any network in the last six weeks, since the season finale of House (NBC proudly reports).
Folks like me "love" music, we just don't make a study of, you know, the actual lyrics. Perhaps the most famous example is "Excuse me while I kiss this guy," one misunderstanding of the words to "Purple Haze." Not one but two — two! — game shows debuting this week were inspired by the fact that people with a song in their heart don't always have the correct lyrics in their head. The first one out of the gate is NBC's The Singing Bee, premiering tonight at 9:30 pm/ET and hosted by Joey Fatone, known both for his singing (as part of 'N Sync) and his dancing (on this past season of Dancing with the Stars). TVGuide.com invited Fatone to explain why his "complete
