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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Monday TV - November 09, 2020
November 09, 2020

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Monday TV - November 09, 2020

 

DANCING WITH THE STARS
THE VOICE  THE BATTLES ALREADY 

NEW:


11:00 AM REELZ inside the mind of a serial killer: the indian cannibal
12:00 PM REELZ inside the mind of a serial killer: mark erin rust
1:00 PM REELZ inside the mind of a serial killer: kieran kelly
7:00 PM DISNEY XD ducktales: new gods on the block!
7:30 PM DISNEY XD big hero 6 the series: the new nega-globby/de-based
8:00 PM TLC 90 day fiancé: hea strikes back!: hea strikes back!: ultimatums and ugly truths (#106)
  PBS antiques roadshow: junk in the trunk 10 (#2425)
  ABC dancing with the stars: icons night (#2909)
  FYI fyi special: miss usa 2020 live
[two-hour special presentation]
  DISNEY XD player select: never smooch a snake
  SMITH smithsonian special: 100 missions: surviving vietnam
  DISCOVERY street outlaws: fastest in america: iowa vs. utah
  NBC voice, the: the battles premiere (#1907)
  USA wwe raw: 110920 (#1433)
8:15 PM ESPN monday night football: new england patriots at new york jets (#5110)
9:00 PM HGTV bargain mansions: tba
[3rd season fall premiere]
  BRAVO below deck: tba (#802)
  TLC family chantel, the: a thrilla in manila (#205)
  TV ONE fatal attraction: a sister's loyalty (danelle young) (#1015)
  FOX filthy rich: 2 corinthians 3:17 (FIL-107)
  FOOD holiday baking championship: holiday goodie games (#702)
  BYUtv studio c: episode 6 (#1206)
  ID twisted sisters: smoky mountain murder (#303)
10:00 PM COOKING bizarre foods: delicious destinations: seville (#821)
  FOOD christmas cookie challenge: christmas games and music (#401)
[4th season premiere]
  TRAVEL doomsday caught on camera: avalanche attack and more
[1st season finale]
  E! dr. 90210: tummy tucks, fat freezing and cysts, oh my! (#107)
  TLC family chantel pillow talk, the: pillow talk: a thrilla in manila (#105)
  ABC good doctor, the: frontline part 2 (#402)
  HBO industry: induction (#01/101)
[series premiere]
  PBS pov: pov shorts "legacy" (#304)
  AMC soulmates: the (power) ballad of caitlin jones (#106)
[1st season finale]
  ID 'til death do us part: behind closed doors (#201)
[2nd season premiere]
  BRAVO watch what happens live with andy cohen: tba (#17181)
10:01 PM NBC weakest link: whose smartphone wishes it had a smarter owner? (#107)
10:30 PM BRAVO bravo's chat room: episode 13 (#113)
11:00 PM HBO axios: episode 31 (#31/318)
  FOOD big bake, the: holiday: frosty friends (#105)
  TBS conan: tba
  COMEDY daily show with trevor noah, the: november 9, 2020
  FUSE like, share, dimelo: identity crisis (#108)
  E! nightly pop: 110920
  MTV ridiculousness: chanel and sterling ccxxxiii
  DISCOVERY street outlaws: fastest in america: kentucky vs wyoming grudge night (special)
  VICE vice news tonight: monday, november 9, 2020 (#525)
 
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Re: [Reality-TV-Fanatics] ALEX TREBEK DEAD AT 80 ot for a couple groups
November 09, 2020

Re: [Reality-TV-Fanatics] ALEX TREBEK DEAD AT 80 ot for a couple groups

 


Very sad news, he put up a valiant fight against cancer
May Alex RIP
Mary
Live long and prosper

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How sad . He will be missed. I think he already had a replacement waiting in the wings 


ALEX TREBEK DEAD AT 80



    11/8/2020 9:18 AM PT
    Alex Trebek -- the revered and beloved "Jeopardy!" host since 1984, whose calm but witty presence was must-see television for millions of Americans -- has died ... TMZ has learned.



    A "Jeopardy!" spokesperson tells TMZ, "Jeopardy is saddened to share that Alex Trebek passed away peacefully at home early this morning, surrounded by family and friends."
    The TV icon had been battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer since announcing the news back in March 2019. He immediately started chemo after the diagnosis, but made no plans to retire and continued hosting his game show ... as impressively as ever.
    Trebek powered through for a full year -- despite what he called "massive attacks of great depression that made me wonder if it was really worth fighting on" -- because he said he realized giving up on life would be a betrayal to his wife, God and other cancer patients.
    He pointed out the odds of surviving a second year with pancreatic cancer were just 7 percent, but he hoped he'd be able to celebrate that milestone too. Sadly, he took a turn for the worse.
    Alex continued to host "Jeopardy!" ... recently beginning his 37th season, and earlier this year, he shot the epic 'Greatest of All Time' tournament on prime-time television.
    After his initial diagnosis, there were several ups and downs for Alex. In May 2019, he announced his tumors had shrunk more than 50 percent, obviously a great sign of progress, but his numbers declined and he began another round of chemotherapy a few months later. Still, he maintained a positive outlook ... and did a lot of good throughout his ordeal.
    His soothing and reassuring voice was on display when he announced having cancer. Trebek -- who was signed to host the show through 2022 -- joked, "Truth told, I have to! Because under the terms of my contract, I have to host 'Jeopardy!' for three more years!"
    His commitment to the game show was a two-way street. When Alex took a brief medical leave in 2018 to have surgery for blood clots on his brain after a nasty fall, "Jeopardy!" never aired episodes with a guest host. He also suffered mild heart attacks in 2007 and 2012.
    Alex started his career on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 1961 announcing the news, and quickly gained fame after hosting the high school quiz show, "Reach for the Top."
    He introduced himself to U.S. audiences in 1973 when he hosted a new NBC show called "The Wizard of Odds." That would lead to work on a variety of game shows -- including "High Rollers" with his trademark curly hair and classic 'stache -- before landing on "Jeopardy!" ... a revival of an old show.

    The show gained immense popularity with Alex at the helm ... dominating the evening game show biz along with "Wheel of Fortune."
    Alex -- winner of 6 Daytime Emmy Awards for outstanding game show host -- set a Guinness World record in June 2014 for most episodes (6,829) of a game show hosted. Despite his unprecedented and hugely successful run, Alex never viewed himself as a celeb or the "star" of the show. He said as much to Harvey Levin for an episode on "Objectified."
    Alex also told Levin he was seriously considering retirement before signing a contract extension. He seemed serious at the time ... naming 2 potential replacements: L.A. Kings announcer Alex Faust and CNN legal analyst Laura Coates.

    Trebek was born on July 22, 1940, in Ontario, Canada. He majored in philosophy at the University of Ottawa but he had serious ambitions about a career on TV. He became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1998, but not before running the Olympic Torch in 1996 as it made its way to Atlanta.

    Alex -- who was named an officer of the Order of Canada in 2017 for his iconic achievements -- married Elaine Kares in 1974 and they divorced in 1981. He married again in 1990 ... this time to Jean Currivan, with whom he had 2 children ... Matthew and Emily.
    He was 80.
    RIP








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