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Actor Michael Fishman is probably best known for his portrayal of D.J. Conner, the youngest of the Conner kids, beginning in 1988 on the classic sitcom Roseanne. He reprised the role in 2018 on the Roseanne reboot, The Conners, and appeared in more than 70 episodes of the series.

After seven seasons on air, The Conners’ concluded with its April 23 series finale and Fishman took to the social media site, Threads, to thank his fans and cast mates for the journey.

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Posting on Threads on April 23, Fishman stated, “I want to thank all of you who supported our work. It was an honor to share a set with some of the most talented people in history in front of and behind the camera. I'm thankful for every participant. We celebrate all the pieces of the puzzle, seen or not. Thank you John,...

The "Roseanne" episode "Sherwood Schwartz: A Loving Tribute" was, as the title implies, a tribute to one of the most successful sitcom creators to play the game. Schwartz, of course, is the mastermind behind both "Gilligan's Island" and "The Brady Bunch," and he worked as a writer on shows like "My Favorite Martian," "The Red Skelton Show," and "I Married Joan." Schwartz is a giant of the televised medium, and many TV shows owe him a debt; he provided several generations of goofy comedians with inspiration.

"Gilligan's Island" was particularly well-known among the public, partly because of its indelibly dumb humor, and partly because of endless reruns that continued through the 1980s. Every American knew the premise of "Gilligan's Island" and every sitcom writer wanted to emulate its success. It stood to reason that the makers of "Roseanne" — a blue-collar sitcom — would want to pay it, and Sherwood Schwartz, homage.

With ten minutes to go before “The Talk” signed off for good, the champagne was already flowing on set. “The Talk” ended its 15-year run on Friday with one final live episode, and the show’s producers ended the show’s run by gathering its cast and crew on stage for a final, celebratory toast.

The crowd hit the stage to celebrate alongside hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell and Sheryl Underwood, as they gave their last farewell.

“We thank you all for watching and laughing, sometimes even crying along with us,” Morales said. “We thank everyone for being here with us. Our wonderful crew here with us every day, to the producing team, to our wonderful, loyal audience. So many of you who have filled these seats day after day, time after time. Our wonderful executive producers past and present. To the most wonderful people here in daytime,...

Since April of this year, CBS The Talk viewers have been gearing up for the show’s last episode. In early 2025, the new daytime drama, Beyond the Gates, is set to debut in the Talk’s timeslot (2 p.m. Et) on the network. CBS recently released The Talk’s finale date, and what fans expect during its last week on the air.

The Talk’s Final Episode: The End Is Near

After 15 seasons, The Talk, CBS’s answer to ABC’s The View, will air its final show on Friday, December 20th.

While Beyond the Gates isn’t set to premiere until Monday, February 24, there’s no word yet on what will happen in the weeks between December 20, 2024, and February 24, 2025, in that CBS timeslot.

For now, fans should expect that The Talk’s cohosts and producers will go “all out” during the final five episodes leading up to the series final of the show.

Since last April, CBS Daytime viewers have known that The Talk, the broadcast network’s answer to The View, would end after 15 seasons on air. In early 2025, the brand new soap Beyond the Gates will debut in the Emmy-winning talk show’s timeslot starting Feb. 24. The network recently announced The Talk‘s series finale airdate and what to expect during the show’s last week on air.

The End of an Era

The Talk‘s series finale is Friday, Dec. 20. Because it’s the holidays, expect the producers and cohosts to go all out for those final five episodes. Of course, great guests will join hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell, and Sheryl Underwood.

Plus, viewers who tune in to the live shows may be rewarded for their loyalty. According to a CBS press release, The Talk “will gift more than $2.5 million in giveaways to the show’s loyal audience” in December.

Kaley Cuoco had us all intrigued when she opened up about her Big Bang Theory crush—an innocent feeling that took a complicated twist when he locked lips with another actress right in front of her. Despite trying to convince herself she wasn’t interested, Cuoco couldn’t ignore that pang of jealousy creeping in.

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While she tried to shrug it off, it’s clear that navigating crushes in Hollywood ain’t always a smooth ride. With Big Bang’s onscreen chemistry spilling over behind the scenes, this bit of drama made Cuoco’s feelings all the more relatable.

Kaley Cuoco Spills on Penny’s Surprising Jealousy and The Big Bang Theory’s Chemistry with Leonard Johnny Galecki and Sarah Gilbert in The Big Bang Theory | Credits: Warner Bros

Kaley Cuoco took us right back to The Big Bang Theory...

Becky and Darlenes tumultuous relationship is the perfect foundation for a spin-off of The Conners. Becky and Darlenes shared household is an opportunity to expand the Conner familys story. Becky and Darlenes children can help guide a spin-off in a new direction.

After seven seasons of hilarious antics and misguided drama, The Conners is finally ending. On May 10, 2024, ABC announced its Roseanne spin-off series was renewed for the last time. The announcement is exciting news for fans, who initially feared the show would end after its sixth season.

However, the familys antics dont have to end after the seventh season. After all, The Conners is a spin-off, and its diverse cast offers plenty of opportunities to build a new narrative. While all of its cast have unique stories to tell, two of the Conner familys core members are perfectly poised to continue the broadcasting legacy.

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The Big Bang Theory drama goes way beyond the screen. One star’s spilled the beans on her emotional journey with Johnny Galecki, revealing a deep and challenging chapter. Before Galecki’s high-profile romance with Kaley Cuoco, he was a key figure when she came out as gay.

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This behind-the-scenes look not only reveals their off-screen connection, but also dives into the personal battles celebrities face. Get ready to uncover the untold story that weaves through the show’s iconic moments!

The Big Bang Theory Behind-the-Scenes: Johnny Galecki’s Real-Life Romances with Sara Gilbert and Kaley Cuoco Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki in The Big Bang Theory | Warner Bros. Television

You won’t believe the tangled love-life drama that’s been unfolding behind the scenes of The Big Bang Theory. We’re talking about Johnny Galecki, the lovable Leonard Hofstadter,...

Today's intel is a bit of a mixed bag for fans of The Conners.

After months of cancelation rumors, the long-running Roseanne spinoff has been renewed for a seventh season.

That's the good news.

The bad news is that the show will be coming to an end for good.

And it will do so with a dramatically reduced episode count.

According to a report from Deadline, producers were able to work out a deal with ABC wherein the show will be extended so that it can offer viewers a proper conclusion.

Unfortunately, that conclusion will unfold over just six episodes.

Again, it could've been worse, as there were fears that The Conners would be unceremoniously kicked to the curb at the end of its current season.

The situation was so dire that a tag scene was shot for the upcoming season finale that would end the story in a satisfactory way,...

Dame Helen Mirren said that she is “blown away” after seeing her likeness captured in a new Barbie doll, which Mattel is releasing this week ahead of International Women’s Day. The latest batch of role model toys also includes dolls for Kylie Minogue, Viola Davis and Shania Twain.

The release, also marking Barbie’s 65th anniversary, is part of the Barbie Dream Gap Project, which was launched in 2018 to challenge gender stereotypes and help “undo the biases that hold girls back from reaching their full potential,” according to Mattel. In addition to including these four famous women, this week’s new set of dolls includes creator Maira Gomez, of Brazil’s indigenous Tatuyo community; Mexican filmmaker Lila Avilés; German comic Enissa Amani; and Japanese model Nicole Fujita.

“I am absolutely blown away by my Barbie,” Mirren said in a statement posted to her website. “To be chosen by Barbie...

The V.I.P. opening day of the Frieze Los Angeles art fair felt like a family affair as Hollywood power players and art world elites met and mingled to view the best works from galleries around the world. Held at the Santa Monica Airport for the second year running, the all-day event on Thursday, Feb. 29, felt breezier this year, as a new design and 20 percent fewer galleries gave A-listers the space to peruse and schmooze.

One couldn’t go two feet without shaking hands with an old friend or coming upon a clutch of Hollywood insiders. Old pals Will Ferrell, Owen Wilson and Luke Wilson — the first two movie star incognito in baseball caps — chatted with Lacma director and CEO Michael Govan in front of one booth, while bigwig agents-slash-collectors from Endeavor, CAA and UTA were out in force, some swarming together in packs. Ari Emanuel, CEO of Endeavor,...

“The Conners” has never shied away from tough topics that have burrowed themselves deep into the lower-middle class experience, and they don’t plan on starting to anytime soon. On this week’s episode of the ABC comedy, the family finds themselves at the crossroads of an economic issue that could wipe out any progress they’ve made to catch up.

The episode revolves around Jackie’s mother, Bev, whose memory is worsening and her need for round-the-clock care has become dire. But, as seen in the exclusive clip at the top, the outrageous cost of healthcare for an aging parent leaves them with few options. And Jackie’s ever-present bitterness for her mother comes in clear focus.

We sat down with “The Conners” creators Bruce Helford and Dave Caplan to talk about seizing the opportunity to speak to a whole new generation that hasn’t really been through hard times until now,...

Do you remember the coronavirus pandemic? Chances are you do, firstly because it happened very recently and secondly because it was very, very horrible. The collective trauma of the event was unprecedented since the Second World War. With that in mind, here comes the show that precisely nobody was asking for: This England. Dominic Cummings yelling about Brexit! Dramatisations of people dying in the ICU!! Kenneth Branagh as Boris Johnson!!!

For all that This England (Sky Atlantic) sets out to be a panoptic view of the early months of the crisis, there’s a blonde tousled elephant in the room. Even if unintentional, the show is all about Boris Johnson, and the great problem with Branagh’s performance is that it’s simultaneously a fairly poor impression and an enormously distracting one. He paces and preens and the audience is constantly reminded that this is supposed to be Boris Johnson.

Diego Luna returns with more episodes of Amazon Prime Video’s Pan Y Circo, a two-time Emmy Award-winning series that sees the actor share a meal with strangers to discuss various topics that are critical to the world at large from a Mexican perspective.

Due to the pandemic (and not because of his busy schedule working on Star Wars: Andor), the show has had to evolve in a multitude of ways. Mainly, instead of a Season 2, the series will drop four specials: “Access to Healthcare” (available to stream now), “Crisis in Democracy” (November 26), and early 2022 will see Luna travel from his kitchen in Mexico City to New York for discussions on immigration and social protests.

“There are many new things that we’re exploring on Pan Y Circo this time, the most exciting one is not that I’m going to cook—that’s quite disappointing for our guests—it...

London, Sep 23 (Ians) Covid is unlikely to mutate into a deadlier variant and will eventually end up as a common cold, said Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, who created the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. Cutting down fears of a more deadly new variant, she said that viruses tend to “become less virulent as they circulate” through the […]...

Prince Harry urged global governments and leaders in both the pharmaceutical and business industries to do their part in ensuring that vaccination education and access are available to everyone around the globe amid a rise in Covid-19 cases and new variants. The Duke of Sussex made his plea at the 24th British GQ Men Of The Year Awards while presenting the GQ’s Heroes Of The Year honor to the team of scientists behind the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, which were led by Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert and Dr. Catherine Green. The speech celebrated the scientists‘ rapid work around the life-saving vaccine and addressed the ...

Prince Harry urged global governments and leaders in both the pharmaceutical and business industries to do their part in ensuring that vaccination education and access are available to everyone around the globe amid a rise in Covid-19 cases and new variants. The Duke of Sussex made his plea at the 24th British GQ Men Of The Year Awards while presenting the GQ’s Heroes Of The Year honor to the team of scientists behind the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, which were led by Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert and Dr. Catherine Green. The speech celebrated the scientists‘ rapid work around the life-saving vaccine and addressed the ...

Sharon Osbourne was the first guest on “Real Time With Bill Maher” Friday night, marking her first interview since she was dropped by “The Talk” last month for freaking out when co-host Sheryl Underwood challenged her defense of Piers Morgan’s attacks on Meghan Markle. In the interview with Maher, Osbourne blamed “disgruntled ladies” for losing her job, and said anyone who has accused her of uttering slurs is making it up.

Maher began the discussion with a rundown of what happened on “The Talk” that dramatically downplayed what actually happened.

“So on your ironically titled show ‘The Talk,’ you were talking. And if there’s one lesson from this, it’s that’s not allowed anymore. So I just want to say my view is nothing happened,” Maher said.

He continued, “Meghan Markle and Prince Harry gave their interview with Oprah. Then your friend Piers Morgan — he’s a...

United Nations, Dec 5 (Ians) The United Nations Covid-19 summit passed up a pre-recorded video message from Adar Poonawalla, CEO of the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, who was scheduled to speak in an afternoon session headlined 'The Road to a Covid-19 Vaccine - a Global Public Good.'

"Unfortunately, the video couldn't be provided in time in the required format," General Assembly spokesman Brenden Varma told Ians. Varma did not provide details on the required format or whether the video arrived and when.

Poonawallah, however, seemed all set for the play-out. "It will be my honour and privilege tonight, to address over a hundred world leaders and nations at the Un special session on COVID19, highlighting India's crucial role and contribution in fighting this unprecedented global pandemic," he had tweeted.

Poonawalla's remarks were to follow after a global state-of-play summary by Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization,...

HBO Max just revealed the trailer to the upcoming docudrama series Equal, about the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in America. Narrated by Emmy-winner Billy Porter, the series follows the events leading up to the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. Porter joins an ensemble cast including Samira Wiley, Cheyenne Jackson, Anthony Rapp, Shannon Purser, Heather Matarazzo, Sarah Gilbert, Jamie Clayton, Isis King, and Gale Harold. Equal will feature a combination of archival footage and dramatic reenactments chronicling the LGBTQ+ rights movement in 20th century America and spotlighting several important figures and historic moments. Docudramas can run the risk of coming off …...

One of public life’s first casualties in “The Great Lockdown” as the Imf have labelled it, was the closure of cinemas. No cinemas means no box office and thus no new releases. As such, dozens of tentpoles, including No Time to Die and Black Widow, were either delayed or indefinitely postponed as the pandemic’s social effects hit home. But it wasn’t just movies set for release in the spring that were in the firing line.

Summer blockbusters are also under pressure, as with no known end to the disruption in sight, studio execs are nervously juggling release dates like multi-million dollar hand grenades. Upcoming superhero sequel Wonder Woman 1984 has already been shunted from June 5th to August 14th, but it seems even making that date might be too much.

Wonder Woman star Connie Nielsen, who’ll reprise her role as Hippolyta in the upcoming movie, has...

Marie Osmond’s is not the only “new” face that viewers of The Talk will see when CBS’ daytime chatfest opens Season 10. Rather, it turns out that longtime cohost Sharon Osbourne has an updated punim to share with us as well, as teased in the video above.

Premiering Monday, Sept. 9, Season 10 of The Talk will formally introduce Osmond as the newest host, replacing Sarah Gilbert alongside Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood, Eve and Carrie Ann Inaba. The first new episode will also feature Osbourne “unveiling her refreshed look after undergoing her recent facelift” — a face that has not been shown in any...

The Talk cohost Sarah Gilbert and her wife, musician Linda Perry, welcomed a son over the weekend. Sarah Gilbert Gives Birth Julie Chen, Gilbert’s fellow The Talk cohost, announced the baby news during the show Monday. “Sara is on maternity leave. She just delivered over the weekend,” Chen revealed. “Our very own Sara and her wife Linda […]

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Parents TV Council is outraged ABC went from "It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" to a “Scandal” sex scene “Shame on ABC for putting a peep show next to a playground,” said Tim Winter, president of the TV watchdog. “In less than 26 seconds we were taken from the Peanuts pumpkin patch to a steamy ‘Scandal’ sex scene.” Discovery Life Channel orders transgender reality show “Those Girls" Set in Kansas City, “Those Girls” promises to offer the first television close-up look at the transgender community. Brian Williams uses “NBC Nightly News” to debunk reports that a meteorologist was shown peeing Williams says Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Seidel is owed an apology after being accused of peeing on live TV. Click Read Full Post For More Rashida Jones rallies to save “A to Z,” insists it's not canceled The “Parks and Rec” star is producer of the NBC sitcom: "If you love #AtoZ keep watching!

Roseanne reunites with her daughter Darlene.

Roseanne reunites with Darlene!

Roseanne Barr showed up on Tuesday's The Talk where her former on-screen daughter Sarah Gilbert is now co-host. When asked which of her TV kids she was most like --Darlene (Gilbert), Rebecca (Lecy Goranson and Sarah Chalke) or D.J. (Michael Fishman)-- the 61-year-old comedian revealed to Gilbert's delight, "I was most like Darlene. I was kind of a rebel, and, you know, I had periods of depression and stuff like that, and I just thought that was a cool and very accurate way that a lot of girls are, especially intelligent, thinking, sensitive girls, so it was important to me to have that element in the show."

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Barr gushed over the 39-year-old co-host, "You brought it to life, and it's wonderful."

This reunion also brought to light an amazing story about George Clooney. Barr said that...

While she has no problem giving people her opinion, Sharon Osbourne admits that her comments about "The View" may have been a bit harsh.

Days after declaring that the ladies on the talk show can "f*** themselves" the talk show co-host stepped onto the stage of "The Arsenio Hall Show" and discussed her "irreverent" behavior.

"I have to own this. I'm fully responsible for myself - some of the time," Miss Osbourne explained. "And unfortunately, I was inappropriate, and I was trying to be funny at someone else's expense. It was the ladies of 'The Talk.' We were asked a question about 'The Talk.'"

Before continuing, her co-host Sarah Gilbert corrected Sharon and said, "'The View', you mean?'"

Kelly Osbourne's mother answered, "See?! I'm not well! I'm not responsible. I'm really just a loose cannon."

Continuing her discussion in a series tone, Sharon said,...