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Hey everyone. Capone here, with the list of winners for tickets to see the Chicago premiere of FANTASTIC MR. FOX on Monday, November 23 at 8:00 pm.
Those who entered and won will receive an email from me shortly with the details on the location of the screening. If you entered this contest and your name is on the list, but you did not receive an email, let me know and I'll get you the details.
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Three more “Office” episodes remain in 2009:
Tonight:
6.11 “Shareholder Meeting.”
Written by Justin Spitzer.
Michael gets excited when he’s invited by David Wallace to be honored on stage at the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York, and he brings Andy, Dwight and Oscar along for the ride. Meanwhile, Jim has a hard time getting Ryan to do work.
Dec. 3:
6.12 “Scott’s Tots.”
Written by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky.
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Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Growing up a movie geek I always read the reviews in the local newspaper (as a kid it was the San Jose Mercury News and as a teen The Austin Chronicle or Austin American Statesman) and would always feel a little frustrated when the reviewer obviously didn’t like the type of film they’re reviewing, specifically genre titles, yet they review it anyway without admitting any bias.
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I am – Hercules!!
GLOBAL CATACLYSM AT THE WATER PARK IN AN ALL-NEW EPISODE OF “SOUTH PARK” PREMIERING ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 AT 10:00 P.M. ON COMEDY CENTRAL
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Here’s one to root for!
Comedy genius Chris Elliott has signed to star in “Eagleheart,” a live-action Adult Swim pilot from Conan O’Brien’s production company Conaco.
The Hollywood Reporter has its enormously promising premise:
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Larry Charles, a writer-director behind “Seinfeld,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Borat” and “Bruno,” is developing an NBC sitcom about a group of small-town fanboys who decide to make new episodes of their favorite sci-fi series after it gets cancelled.
Like “Curb,” “Borat” and “Bruno,” the new series is expected to heavily employ improvisational elements.
CBS' "Big Bang Theory," about big-city sci-fi fanboys, is currently the most highly rated sitcom on television.
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Michael Richards popped up only briefly in this year’s third “Curb Your Enthusiasm” but Larry David said the former "Seinfeld" co-star would be back to deal with the aftermath of his infamous Laugh Factory meltdown.
Now we’re down to the final two episodes of season seven and Richards hasn't been back. Katrina survivor Leon Black, a man of color, figures prominently in tonight’s episode. Does the man who played Cosmo Kramer?
All signs point to yes.
Tonight:
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ABC is close to ordering a new “Charlie’s Angels” pilot from writer-producer Josh Friedman, who was Steven Spielberg's screenwriter on "War of the Worlds."
Friedman is no stranger to hot girls with guns, having masterminded Fox’s “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.”
Drew Barrymore, who starred in and produced the two “Angels” movies co-starring Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu, is producing the new TV version as well.
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... or "Community" or "Fringe" or "Vampire Diaries" or "CSI" or "FlashForward" or whatever.
Two highlights for me:
SPOILERS!
* The promo for next week’s “Survivor,” as Russell Hantz tries to outrun his tribemates as he undertakes his third search for the hidden immunity idol.
* The sound of Creed Bratton’s tires as they exited the Dunder Mifflin parking lot.
Tonight:
“Murder.”
Written by Danny Chun
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Syfy has set a premiere date for “Outer Space Astronauts,” a five-episode animated comedy written and directed by “I Heart Huckabees” visual effects supervisor Russell Barrett. (“Huckabees” writer-director David O. Russell serves as the series’ executive producer.)
The Hollywood Reporter has the premise:
… a futuristic comedy about eight military misfits who journey to the far reaches of the galaxy on board the O.S.S. Oklahoma.
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Multiple Emmy-winning writer and comedy colossus David Lloyd, whose name is on teleplays for some of the best episodes of some of the best television series across four decades, passed away Wednesday.
Because he’s dead now, the obituaries are obligated to point out that Lloyd famously won one of those Emmys for writing “Chuckles Bites The Dust,” an episode many consider the funniest of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”
He was Emmy-nominated nine times for writing:
THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW
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I am – Hercules!!
CARTMAN WILL NOT BE SILENCED IN AN ALL-NEW EPISODE OF “SOUTH PARK ” PREMIERING ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
AT 10:00 P.M. ON COMEDY CENTRAL
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Justin Halpern, 29, who has already turned his “Shit My Dad Says” Twitter account into a book deal with Harper Collins, now has a deal to turn the same account into a sitcom.
CBS has ordered a pilot script that Halpern will write under the supervision of “Will & Grace”/“Good Morning, Miami”/“Four Kings” creators David Kohan and Max Mutchnick.
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