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Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort, an ad-support streaming channel, has launched its fall slate including an unscripted series featuring WNBA players Sydney Colson and Theresa Plaisance.

The duo are to star in The Syd + Tp Show, written by Rashida “Sheedz” Olayiwola, which sees the World Champions and bench warming besties Sydney Colson and Theresa Plaisance determined to become the faces of the WNBA, despite the fact no one asked them to. This buddy comedy series follows Syd and Tp on their quest to become the most famous basketball players on earth through a mix of stunts, interviews, hijinks and a complete lack of shame.

The series will launch on September 18.

It is co-produced by Maximum Effort and Fubo, which run the channel together, and Togethxr, which was set up by athletes Alex Morgan, Chloe Kim, Simone Manuel and Sue Bird.

Colson and Plaisance produce, with Reni Calister, Jessica Robertson and Quanny Carr exec producing for Togethxr,...

Legendary actress, producer, animal-rights activist and all-around sweetheart Betty White died Friday at the age of 99.

“Even though Betty was about to be 100, I thought she would live forever,” said Jeff Witjas, White’s agent and friend, in a statement to People on Friday. “I will miss her terribly and so will the animal world that she loved so much. I don’t think Betty ever feared passing because she always wanted to be with her most beloved husband Allen Ludden. She believed she would be with him again.”

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ITV has commissioned two specials of hidden camera show Off Their Rockers.

The show follows a group of OAPs who hit the streets of Britain to prank and play tricks on unsuspecting members of the public.

For the two half-hour specials, a group of actors with disabilities will be taking over the pranking to cause mayhem on the streets of Britain.

Claire Zolkwer, Commissioning Editor for Comedy at ITV said: "It's exciting to evolve the Off Their Rockers format and put the pranks in the hands of a fearlessly funny group of disabled actors, all of whom have brought their own unique sense of intuition and comic timing to the programme."

The show has been produced by Cpl Productions, part of Red Arrow Entertainment Group.

Executive Producer for Cpl, Murray Boland said: "We're delighted that Off Their Rockers has struck such a chord with audiences.

"This time we return with...

ITV has commissioned two specials of hidden camera show Off Their Rockers.

The show follows a group of OAPs who hit the streets of Britain to prank and play tricks on unsuspecting members of the public.

For the two half-hour specials, a group of actors with disabilities will be taking over the pranking to cause mayhem on the streets of Britain.

Claire Zolkwer, Commissioning Editor for Comedy at ITV said: "It's exciting to evolve the Off Their Rockers format and put the pranks in the hands of a fearlessly funny group of disabled actors, all of whom have brought their own unique sense of intuition and comic timing to the programme."

The show has been produced by Cpl Productions, part of Red Arrow Entertainment Group.

Executive Producer for Cpl, Murray Boland said: "We're delighted that Off Their Rockers has struck such a chord with audiences.

"This time we return with...

A clip from the new series of Off Their Rockers has been revealed.

One of the veteran stars of the show hooks up with an older gentleman who catches her eye in the skit, leaving two bemused members of the public to wonder why they can't "pull" someone that quickly.

The ITV hidden camera comedy series will return for a new run on Sunday (March 1).

Off Their Rockers centres around a group of OAPs taking part in cheeky pranks.

It followed Betty White's Us NBC series of the same name, which itself was based on Belgian series Benidorm Bastards.

Digital Spy caught up with Off Their Rockers stars Sonia Elliman, Seb Craig and Rosemary Macvie last year to talk Ky Jelly, hand grenades, catching cheaters and more.

ITV has renewed Off Their Rockers for a third series.

The hidden camera comedy series will return for a new run on the channel in early 2015.

The series is centred around a group of OAPs taking part in several cheeky stunts and pranks in full view of unsuspecting members of the public.

It followed Betty White's Us NBC series of the same name, which itself was based on Belgian series Benidorm Bastards.

ITV's Claire Zolkwer: "These fun loving outrageous OAPs have clearly struck a chord with young and old alike and I can't wait to see what they have in store for series three."

Executive producer Murray Boland added: "We're delighted to be back for a third series of Off Their Rockers. ITV viewers have taken the pensioners to their hearts and can look forward to even more outrageous pranks lined up for the new series."

Earlier this year,...

Now, if you caught the first series of Off Their Rockers, you'll know what it's all about - older people playing pranks. Which is actually very, very entertaining indeed. And it turns out that the stars are just as mischievous in real life!

Digital Spy caught up with Sonia Elliman, Seb Craig and Rosemary Macvie - and when their fellow Rocker Rosie Bannister wasn't texting them getting them to "say hello to Aled Jones" on Daybreak - they gave us a story time like no other we've ever had. Read on for tales of Ky Jelly, pop concerts, hand grenades, catching cheaters, people calling the cops and much more...

Once upon a time... Sonia interrupted a pop concert.

"I'll tell you what I did enjoy. We went to Newquay - at the time it was in the summer - and they have a big surfing thing." (Rosemary: "Oh, you lucky thing!