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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Shocker: Grey's Anatomy on the Move as ABC Unveils Midseason Schedule
November 21, 2019

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Shocker: Grey's Anatomy on the Move as ABC Unveils Midseason Schedule

 

I wonder why they are doing the change up? 

Shocker: Grey's Anatomy on the Move as ABC Unveils Midseason Schedule

By Michael Ausiello / November 21 2019, 10:00 AM PST 


Grey's Anatomy is getting a new Thursday-night shift.

ABC has unveiled its midseason schedule and the big news is that Shonda Rhimes' enduring medical drama is moving from 8 pm back to its signature 9 pm perch beginning in late January to make way for the return of spinoff series Station 19, which will now lead off the night. To christen the rejiggered lineup, which kicks off Thursday, Jan. 23, ABC will stage a "dramatic two-hour crossover event" between the two shows..

Grey's spent eight of its 16 seasons airing Thursdays at 9 pm before turning the time slot over to Scandal beginning in Season 11.

A Million Little Things, meanwhile, will shift to 10 pm, where it will remain until it finishes out Season 2 in late March. And then on April 2, How to Get Away With Murder will reclaim its 10 pm spot for the remainder of its final season.

ABC's early 2020 game plan also finds the new 50 Cent-produced drama For Life (watch trailer here) taking over Emergence's Tuesday-at-10 pm slot beginning Feb. 11 when the latter series wraps its 13-episode rookie run. The network will decide Emergence's fate in the spring. 


Additionally, American Idol will return Sunday, Feb. 16.

Scroll down for a snapshot of Fox's midseason game plan (new series in CAPS):

Sunday, Jan. 5 
7 pm America's Funniest Home Videos

Monday, Jan. 6
8 pm The Bachelor (season premiere)

Tuesday, Jan. 7
8 pm JEOPARDY: THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
9 pm mixed-ish
9: 30 black-ish
10 pm Emergence

Wednesday, Jan. 8
9 pm Modern Family
9:31 pm Single Parents
10 pm Stumptown 

Monday, Jan. 13
10 pm The Good Doctor

Wednesday, Jan. 15
8 pm The Goldbergs
8:30 pm Schooled

Friday, Jan. 17
8 pm American Housewife
9 pm Fresh Off the Boat

Tuesday, Jan. 21
8 pm The Conners
8:30 pm Bless this Mess
Thursday, Jan. 23
8 pm Station 19 (new time)
9 pm Grey's Anatomy (new time)
10 pm A Million Little Things (new time)
Sunday, Feb. 9
8 pm The Oscars
Tuesday, Feb. 11
10 pm FOR LIFE
Sunday, Feb. 16
8 pm American Idol
Sunday, Feb. 23
10 pm The Rookie
Thursday, April 2
10 pm How to Get Away With Murder


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[BigBrother_Survivor] Shocker: Grey's Anatomy on the Move as ABC Unveils Midseason Schedule
November 21, 2019

[BigBrother_Survivor] Shocker: Grey's Anatomy on the Move as ABC Unveils Midseason Schedule

 

I wonder why they are doing the change up? 

Shocker: Grey's Anatomy on the Move as ABC Unveils Midseason Schedule

By Michael Ausiello / November 21 2019, 10:00 AM PST 


Grey's Anatomy is getting a new Thursday-night shift.

ABC has unveiled its midseason schedule and the big news is that Shonda Rhimes' enduring medical drama is moving from 8 pm back to its signature 9 pm perch beginning in late January to make way for the return of spinoff series Station 19, which will now lead off the night. To christen the rejiggered lineup, which kicks off Thursday, Jan. 23, ABC will stage a "dramatic two-hour crossover event" between the two shows..

Grey's spent eight of its 16 seasons airing Thursdays at 9 pm before turning the time slot over to Scandal beginning in Season 11.

A Million Little Things, meanwhile, will shift to 10 pm, where it will remain until it finishes out Season 2 in late March. And then on April 2, How to Get Away With Murder will reclaim its 10 pm spot for the remainder of its final season.

ABC's early 2020 game plan also finds the new 50 Cent-produced drama For Life (watch trailer here) taking over Emergence's Tuesday-at-10 pm slot beginning Feb. 11 when the latter series wraps its 13-episode rookie run. The network will decide Emergence's fate in the spring. 


Additionally, American Idol will return Sunday, Feb. 16.

Scroll down for a snapshot of Fox's midseason game plan (new series in CAPS):

Sunday, Jan. 5 
7 pm America's Funniest Home Videos

Monday, Jan. 6
8 pm The Bachelor (season premiere)

Tuesday, Jan. 7
8 pm JEOPARDY: THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
9 pm mixed-ish
9: 30 black-ish
10 pm Emergence

Wednesday, Jan. 8
9 pm Modern Family
9:31 pm Single Parents
10 pm Stumptown 

Monday, Jan. 13
10 pm The Good Doctor

Wednesday, Jan. 15
8 pm The Goldbergs
8:30 pm Schooled

Friday, Jan. 17
8 pm American Housewife
9 pm Fresh Off the Boat

Tuesday, Jan. 21
8 pm The Conners
8:30 pm Bless this Mess
Thursday, Jan. 23
8 pm Station 19 (new time)
9 pm Grey's Anatomy (new time)
10 pm A Million Little Things (new time)
Sunday, Feb. 9
8 pm The Oscars
Tuesday, Feb. 11
10 pm FOR LIFE
Sunday, Feb. 16
8 pm American Idol
Sunday, Feb. 23
10 pm The Rookie
Thursday, April 2
10 pm How to Get Away With Murder


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[BigBrother_Survivor] The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool
November 21, 2019

[BigBrother_Survivor] The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool

 

The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool | TV Guide



The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool

\I see now why producers at The Masked Singer had the foresight to not put any of their costumed celebrities in a turkey get-up: Thanksgiving occurs a few days from now in the U.S. and The Masked Singer won't air an episode during that week. Could you imagine if it did and the turkey was eliminated right around this time? Someone would have to reassure some frightened child that the turkey didn't really get eaten, and the poor dear would never be able to enjoy the holiday ever again. I see what you did there, Masked Singer! Anyway, on "Mask And You Shall Receive," the competition intensified and took a dark, anarchic turn when a true soul legend was eliminated — marking the second time The Masked Singer
Matchup No. 1: Flamingo vs. Leopard

Flamingo
I'm sure Patti LaBelle is hurling Patti Pies at her TV while watching some youngin' slay her classic "Lady Marmalade," but here we are. Flamingo, who is absolutely Adrienne Bailon, nailed this like she's nailed so many other songs this season, sounding a lot like Christina Aguilera herself. Everyone who has done this show has said it's incredibly hard to sing in the costume — you can't hear yourself, you can't see, and it's hard to move — so whoever's in there is definitely a pro.
The clues: She said she's living in a fantasy. Elements of Miami life and culture, like the pastels and, well, flamingos, abound in the background, although we did also see the Eiffel Tower and the Taj Mahal as well. She said she was finally finding her center, and we saw a mariachi band. See more previous clues here and here.
The guesses: Jenny McCarthy said Adrienne Bailon, which is smart because this is Adrienne Bailon. Ken Jeong, whose job it is to say dumb things, obviously, says Bella Thorne. Guest host Joel McHale suggested celebrity trainer Julia Michaels, and Robin Thicke said Fantasia even though he knows that we know he knows in his heart that is nonsense.
Leopard
Singing "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire, Leopard still displayed that raspy voice that sure does sound like Seal, but then again Seal is a much better singer than this. Oh, the suspense!
The clues: Leopard said he never imagined how liberating this would be; he can now do things he never could've imagined thanks to the mask. He said he was a teenager when he set himself free for the first time and has done his best to treat the world as his catwalk. He mentioned New York and Paris — pronounced "pare-eee" — and referenced channeling his inner glamazon and champion, both of which are titles of RuPaul albums. We saw a picture of four seemingly random white ladies (Robin literally said "Who are those old white people?" lol) and a megaphone with the Australian flag on it. (Fun fact: RuPaul's Drag Race is coming to Australia in 2020.) He said his little ones are going to be utterly shocked when they find out it's him. See more clues here.
The guesses: Ken said Donald Glover, proving that yes, he's here to say dumb things. Noted savant Nicole Scherzinger clocked the RuPaul titles but refused to be fooled by them and said Leopard must be Seal. Robin agreed.

Matchup No. 2: Rottweiler vs Flower

Flower
Doggone it, Flower just cannot get a song to suit her unique voice. "Alone" by Heart caught her again doing material that's not a great fit. What's that quote about judging a fish by its ability to ride a bicycle? That's what this is.
The clues: We saw a disco ball, a bottle of perfume and people playing patty cake, which might as well have been a copy of Patti LaBelle's photo ID. See more clues here if you STILL need confirmation this is Patti.
The guesses: Jenny, Robin and Nicole said this was Patti LaBelle and by now this is embarrassingly anti-climactic.

Rottweiler
Singing "Grenade" by Bruno Mars, Rottweiler unleashed some powerful blue-eyed soul on the judges, furthering suspicions this is Chris Daughtry after earlier hints he's from North Carolina and has an affiliation with football, since the American Idol alum played in high school and has performed at NFL games.
The clues: He said he's terrified of people finding out his real identity and judging him. We saw him in boxing gloves and someone holding a grill that read "Platinum" before putting it in his mouth. He said everything is zen, and we saw several award statues. September was circled on a calendar.
The guesses: Gavin Rossdale's name came up, as did Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day. Joel McHale cracked that it was Mario Lopez, but it's not the worst guess. Nicole and Robin seemed to think it was Darren Criss.

After Leopard and Flower got sent to the bottom of the pack, they slugged it out, with Leopard doing a pretty cute rendition of "Don't Cha" by Pussycat Dolls and Flower doing "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor. Poor Flower. She started out great, making us wonder why she didn't sing this sooner, but it fell apart towards the end. Flower had to pull off her petal head, revealing none other than ... Patti LaBelle.

It's sad to see her go but even sadder to realize that she's not the first R&B architect to get shown the door: in Season 1, T-Pain famously knocked off Gladys Knight, which is a bit like one of the Harlem Globetrotters winning a spot on the Olympic basketball team over LeBron James. Seeing veteran performers like Knight and LaBelle perform alongside whippersnappers is cute and all, but if The Masked Singer is going to keep bringing musical deities on the show, they've got to stop losing. Maybe a cameo? I don't know, but I can't continue watching pioneers suffer defeat. It's too painful!


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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool
November 21, 2019

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool

 

The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool | TV Guide



The Masked Singer Sends Another Music Legend Home, and It's So Not Cool

\I see now why producers at The Masked Singer had the foresight to not put any of their costumed celebrities in a turkey get-up: Thanksgiving occurs a few days from now in the U.S. and The Masked Singer won't air an episode during that week. Could you imagine if it did and the turkey was eliminated right around this time? Someone would have to reassure some frightened child that the turkey didn't really get eaten, and the poor dear would never be able to enjoy the holiday ever again. I see what you did there, Masked Singer! Anyway, on "Mask And You Shall Receive," the competition intensified and took a dark, anarchic turn when a true soul legend was eliminated — marking the second time The Masked Singer
Matchup No. 1: Flamingo vs. Leopard

Flamingo
I'm sure Patti LaBelle is hurling Patti Pies at her TV while watching some youngin' slay her classic "Lady Marmalade," but here we are. Flamingo, who is absolutely Adrienne Bailon, nailed this like she's nailed so many other songs this season, sounding a lot like Christina Aguilera herself. Everyone who has done this show has said it's incredibly hard to sing in the costume — you can't hear yourself, you can't see, and it's hard to move — so whoever's in there is definitely a pro.
The clues: She said she's living in a fantasy. Elements of Miami life and culture, like the pastels and, well, flamingos, abound in the background, although we did also see the Eiffel Tower and the Taj Mahal as well. She said she was finally finding her center, and we saw a mariachi band. See more previous clues here and here.
The guesses: Jenny McCarthy said Adrienne Bailon, which is smart because this is Adrienne Bailon. Ken Jeong, whose job it is to say dumb things, obviously, says Bella Thorne. Guest host Joel McHale suggested celebrity trainer Julia Michaels, and Robin Thicke said Fantasia even though he knows that we know he knows in his heart that is nonsense.
Leopard
Singing "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire, Leopard still displayed that raspy voice that sure does sound like Seal, but then again Seal is a much better singer than this. Oh, the suspense!
The clues: Leopard said he never imagined how liberating this would be; he can now do things he never could've imagined thanks to the mask. He said he was a teenager when he set himself free for the first time and has done his best to treat the world as his catwalk. He mentioned New York and Paris — pronounced "pare-eee" — and referenced channeling his inner glamazon and champion, both of which are titles of RuPaul albums. We saw a picture of four seemingly random white ladies (Robin literally said "Who are those old white people?" lol) and a megaphone with the Australian flag on it. (Fun fact: RuPaul's Drag Race is coming to Australia in 2020.) He said his little ones are going to be utterly shocked when they find out it's him. See more clues here.
The guesses: Ken said Donald Glover, proving that yes, he's here to say dumb things. Noted savant Nicole Scherzinger clocked the RuPaul titles but refused to be fooled by them and said Leopard must be Seal. Robin agreed.

Matchup No. 2: Rottweiler vs Flower

Flower
Doggone it, Flower just cannot get a song to suit her unique voice. "Alone" by Heart caught her again doing material that's not a great fit. What's that quote about judging a fish by its ability to ride a bicycle? That's what this is.
The clues: We saw a disco ball, a bottle of perfume and people playing patty cake, which might as well have been a copy of Patti LaBelle's photo ID. See more clues here if you STILL need confirmation this is Patti.
The guesses: Jenny, Robin and Nicole said this was Patti LaBelle and by now this is embarrassingly anti-climactic.

Rottweiler
Singing "Grenade" by Bruno Mars, Rottweiler unleashed some powerful blue-eyed soul on the judges, furthering suspicions this is Chris Daughtry after earlier hints he's from North Carolina and has an affiliation with football, since the American Idol alum played in high school and has performed at NFL games.
The clues: He said he's terrified of people finding out his real identity and judging him. We saw him in boxing gloves and someone holding a grill that read "Platinum" before putting it in his mouth. He said everything is zen, and we saw several award statues. September was circled on a calendar.
The guesses: Gavin Rossdale's name came up, as did Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day. Joel McHale cracked that it was Mario Lopez, but it's not the worst guess. Nicole and Robin seemed to think it was Darren Criss.

After Leopard and Flower got sent to the bottom of the pack, they slugged it out, with Leopard doing a pretty cute rendition of "Don't Cha" by Pussycat Dolls and Flower doing "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor. Poor Flower. She started out great, making us wonder why she didn't sing this sooner, but it fell apart towards the end. Flower had to pull off her petal head, revealing none other than ... Patti LaBelle.

It's sad to see her go but even sadder to realize that she's not the first R&B architect to get shown the door: in Season 1, T-Pain famously knocked off Gladys Knight, which is a bit like one of the Harlem Globetrotters winning a spot on the Olympic basketball team over LeBron James. Seeing veteran performers like Knight and LaBelle perform alongside whippersnappers is cute and all, but if The Masked Singer is going to keep bringing musical deities on the show, they've got to stop losing. Maybe a cameo? I don't know, but I can't continue watching pioneers suffer defeat. It's too painful!


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