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Soren McCarthy on the sanctity of marriage.

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This photo set is proof that Tyra deserves an Emmy.

Tyra’s contribution to mankind.

Did anyone else notice a strong resemblance between Miriam Shor’s “Hedwig” character and the Lazarus costume worn by Mark Deklin, who plays Miriam’s husband on GCB?

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This ABC news clip on pink slime in ground beef scared the crap out of me. And that’s saying something since I’m the same guy that went to McDonald’s immediately after seeing “Supersize Me.”

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Did MSNBC really just show footage of business people complaining about the economy and taxes that was filmed at a Jamaican resort? #richpeopleproblems

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a little eye candy for @bambou34

toniiknowles

I’m completely obsessed with Investigation Discovery. Seriously just the perfect lazy weekend tv. A bit of mystery. A bit of drama. A bit of corny cliches that make you chuckle.

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Reading “The Rook” by Daniel O’Malley right now and think it would be an awesome TV series. Sort of a mixture of “The Bourne Identity” meets “Dr. Who” with a dash of Douglas Adams.

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Roseanne & John Goodman to possibly reunite in NBC sitcom

If Laurie Metcalf makes a guest appearance and recreates the episode where they smoked pot in the bathroom, I’d totally tune in.

http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/john-goodman-downwardly-mobile-roseanne-reunion/

Roseanne Barr‘s NBC pilot Downwardly Mobile is looking more like a reboot of her classic ’90s sitcom with each passing day — not that there’s anything wrong with that.

To wit, she’s thisclose to casting her Roseanne leading man, John Goodman, to co-star in the comedy, which stars Barr as the proprietor of a mobile home park and surrogate mother to all of the unique people who live there in a challenging economy.

Goodman will play a man who works at the park and has a buddy relationship with Barr’s character, according to our sister site Deadline.com.

The prospective series also features a healthy Roseanne pedigree behind the scenes. Eric Gilliland, who was an EP on Roseanne, will serve as showrunner, and the sitcom’s longtime director, Gail Mancuso, will helm the pilot.