The backstage politics at The Jim Henson Company, who isn't involved in this decision at all?

My 90's Batman v Superman would involve George Clooney and Dean Cain.

This includes voucher claim downloads at par value, so maybe.

I read further down the page, and all it referred to was the court challenge to the UHF discount being thrown out, and not the FCC ruling on the merits of the deal itself, something which hasn't yet happened.

The Wikipedia article on Tribune Media says "
Acquisition by Sinclair Broadcast Group pending".

I assure you that the FCC still has to address the deal, as will as the federal anti-trust authorities.

Playboy recently switched its slogan to "Entertainment for All", so there's got to be something to that.

It's the draft that determines who starts in the Rookie leagues next season, with all the prestige that implies.

The synopsis is off in that the the new kid in the episode is a girl.

They would have to run there.

"They Don't Know" is helped being the Tracey Takes On… theme song, or is that too obvious?

I get television and film, but Al hasn't been a radio DJ since college (the Radio star itself is now something of a relic of another age) and he hasn't really done any live theatre work.

Neither was I. The Fargo listing was 3 sentences, and the Wild Card was 2.

You're off by a sentence.

Shut your falcon face, Mr. Falcon….

Surprised that no one has called for the expulsion of hip-hop acts from the R+RHOF when this is finished…

I am going by the start date for summer used by the television industry, which is run by morons.

I haven't heard anything about the DUP calling to overturn the Irish Republic, or the partition.

I'm just a bit suspicious about Fox. Sure, next year's episodes are in, but what about the year after next?

A new episode in summer? Is Fox trying to bury the series?