Even if you passed the test, get an audition and pass that, you can still be in the contestant pool for over a year and never hear anything. So forgetting about it is the right move.

"Women members are now allowed at Bushwood, but gambling is still illegal sir, and I NEVER SLICE!"

I've heard four to six months between the online test and audition.

The one where Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. ran a late night comedy show? Yeah, I remember that.

Jeopardy! recap for Fri., Jun. 2 - Champ Joe was correct on both DDs in DJ, but because of his small wagers, had to fight hard to fend off a strong challenge from Miles. In the late stages Joe finished well to secure first place going into FJ with $16,600 vs. $13,600 for Miles and $6,800 for Erin.

“See that pink smoke? Nowadays, all this would just be done in CGI, which I feel is cold and sterile.”

Yeah, I remember that. Bizarre.

I'm not saying it's impossible, just quite a stretch. They could have found a funny actress that felt more like they'd make a natural couple.

Matthew thought this show was a real disappointment, so I'm guessing he'll be OK with them trying to improve it by any means necessary.

So have we reached the point in technology where they can digitally replace Erinn Hayes with Leah Remini in the syndicated reruns? Because you know they would love to do that.

It's for the best.

The old saying is "Liberals fall in love, conservatives fall in line".

You know how it works. Only right-wing "entertainers" get to say whatever they want, never apologize and continue to get the support of their employers.

Sure, but more useful for some shows and outlets than others.

They are capable of fielding shows with decent viewership, as Shameless and Homeland have proven.

Except I assume Maher will attack back instead of apologizing.

The host of a show formerly called "Politically Incorrect" said something politically incorrect for the purpose of creating controversy. Oh my stars and garters!

Is he a Democrat? He sounds like an independent who's too "cool" to be a member of a party.

It's right there in the CNN language manual:

Sunday's episode was under 200,000 and didn't make the top 130 cable shows for the night.