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What NBC Show Should Air After the Super Bowl?

BuzzSugar — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 08:43:28 -0700

Back in the Spring, NBC announced it would air its brand-new Office spinoff after the Super Bowl in February. Well, this week we heard that there is no Office spinoff (yet), and the show that took its place in NBC's priority list, starring Amy Poehler, won't be ready to air in that prime slot.

So, what's NBC to do? The Office might be an obvious pick, but as Entertainment Weekly reports, 30 Rock might also be angling for the spot. The network has a bunch of new shows ready to premiere this Fall; maybe NBC could boost one of them. Heroes is also looking to get its mojo back, and a little part of me would love to see something like Chuck get that kind of mass exposure. And oh, there's also that show with football players that's supposed to return in February anyway.

What do you think should air after the Super Bowl?

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TV Tonight: "Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials 2007"

BuzzSugar — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 15:15:10 -0800

After a while, all of the lists of greatest Super Bowl commercials start to look the same - the Michael Jordan vs. Larry Bird "nothin' but net" ad, Apple's 1984 spot, etc. At least CBS is doing something (slightly) different this year. A while back, the network ran a competition where people could vote for their favorite ad. Tonight, they'll reveal the winner during "Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials 2007."

Viewers then can head online to decide whether it beats the classic Mean Joe Greene Coke ad, which has been voted the best for several years running. Voting starts at 9:30 p.m. Eastern, and you can get a jump on things by watching the potential winners. To see the ad they're all up against (warning: grainy 1970s video ahead!), read more

Link Time! 1/30

BuzzSugar — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 13:25:08 -0800

PopCandy has the scoop on Stephen Colbert's new web site that could challenge The Onion.
FitSugar tells us how to try out for a new show where contestants lose weight on national television?.
Idolator has a clip of a weird-but-cool new Prince cover song/mash-up (cover up?).
Popwatch asks which "Heroes" character you'd kill off.
Defamer finds some pretty funny advertising juxtaposition in the Dreamgirls/Little Miss Sunshine race.
TVgasm says Donny Osmond will host "The Great American Dream Vote," one of those crazy new ABC shows.
Reeling explores the "X" as a symbol of impending doom in The Departed.
Rolling Stone Rock and Roll Daily rounds up the best Super Bowl commercials ever.
E!'s Watch With Kristin assures us that T.R. Knight is staying on "Grey's Anatomy."
Polygamy on TV is weirdly in right now, BC Beat points out.
TV with MeeVee goes behind the scenes with "The Class."

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Link Time! The Who Rumored to Perform at the Super Bowl

BuzzSugar — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:30:16 -0800

The Who may be this year's act at the Super Bowl halftime show - Spinner
Martin Scorsese will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Golden Globes - Collider
Joseph Gordon-Levitt talks about his latest film Inception - Cinematical
Hayden Panettiere is producing a CW drama about Harvard Medical School doctors - Zap2it
You learn a lot about Lil Wayne in his upcoming documentary - Rock & Roll Daily
Best news ever: A Super Troopers sequel is in the works! - MTV Movies Blog
The Addams Family is coming to Broadway with Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth as Gomez and Morticia - TV Squad
Grey's Anatomy writer Shonda Rhimes warns about challenges ahead for Meredith and Derek - Ausiello Files
The organization Greenpeace is getting its own movie - Moviefone
Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman shares his respect for music - HitFix
Get ready for New Moon with these tech goodies! - GeekSugar