Sunday, April 3, 2011
The Race is On
The Race is on again. In my opinion one of the best if not the best reality shows on TV today. The Amazing Race is in the midst of a awsome new season and this time around theay have brought back some of your fav. race teams who didnt win the 1st time around to give them a sec chance at wining the race. We would like to know what team your rooting for and why you think theay should win the Amazing Race this time around?
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Ramsay vs Irvine
Recently The Food Network started airing a new show called Resturant Impossibele with Robert Irvine has the host. Irive best known for his other simalarly named show on the Food Network Dinner Impossibele. Irvine gos in to failing or stuggeling resturants and with a 10k budget and the "help" of a designer try to help the place get back on its feet. Unfortunatly for Irvine and Food Network the show is Just a cheap knock of of Gordon Ramsays Kitchen Nightmares on the Fox network Where Ramsay gos in to help stuggeling/failing resturants get back on there feet . Minus the 10k budget and designer Im sure behind the seens there is a budget and perhaps a designer but you hear no mention of that on the show. Ramseys show is much better produced and is just a better show. So to put it in the words of the Chairman from Iron Chef Chef Irvine Chef Ramsay the judges have decided and the winner is CHEF Ramsay!
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Say it An't so Regis
Regis Philbin announced he will be retiring from his daytime talk show at the end off this season today.
New York (CNN) -- After more than 40 years in television, Regis Philbin is retiring from the small screen.
Philbin, 79, made the announcement Tuesday at the start of the long-running "Live with Regis & Kelly."
"This will be my last year on this show ... but there is a time, there is a time that everything needs to come to an end for certain people on camera, especially certain old people," Philbin said.
The show, now in its 23rd season in national syndication, began as a local morning show in New York in 1983.
Kathie Lee Gifford joined Philbin in 1985 on the show and it debuted three years later nationally as "Live with Regis & Kathie Lee."
Gifford left the show in 2000 and Philbin was joined by current co-host Kelly Ripa in 2001.
Regis Philbin sings to Larry King
2009: Joy sits down with Regis
RELATED TOPICS
* Regis Philbin
* Live with Regis and Kelly
A choked-up Ripa said Tuesday after Philbin's announcement, "I think I can only speak for America and all of us here when I say that it has been a pleasure and a privilege and a dream come true, and I wish I could do something to make you change your mind."
No indication was given as to who may co-host with Ripa following Philbin's departure at the end of the year.
"It will never be the same, there's only one Reg," said Gifford, who now hosts the fourth hour of NBC's "Today" following her 15-year gig on "Live."
Philbin has been plagued in recent years by health issues, including undergoing triple-bypass surgery in 2007 and a hip replacement in 2009.
In 2001, he was awarded Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Game Show Host for "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" and Outstanding Talk Show Host for "Live."
Philbin got his start in show business as a page for "The Tonight Show," before hosting his own self-titled show out of San Diego from 1961-1965.
He served as Joey Bishop's sidekick on "The Joey Bishop Show" and took "A.M. Los Angeles" from low ratings to No. 1 in its local market -- perhaps a preview to his success on daytime TV with "Live."
Philbin was inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2006 and was given the Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008.
"He's an amazing guy," Gifford said Tuesday of her former co-host. "He is every man to so many people and nobody tells a story like Reg."
"He's going to be 80 this coming August and I think he just figures it's time," she added.
Philbin and his wife, Joy, have been married for 40 years.
LIVE! with Regis & Kelly
I have always enjoyed watching Live every morning and Regis has been a part of my mornings for a good portion of my life. Hearing him chat about the night before and he always would make you laugh Regis say its not so you will be missed enjoy your retirement.
New York (CNN) -- After more than 40 years in television, Regis Philbin is retiring from the small screen.
Philbin, 79, made the announcement Tuesday at the start of the long-running "Live with Regis & Kelly."
"This will be my last year on this show ... but there is a time, there is a time that everything needs to come to an end for certain people on camera, especially certain old people," Philbin said.
The show, now in its 23rd season in national syndication, began as a local morning show in New York in 1983.
Kathie Lee Gifford joined Philbin in 1985 on the show and it debuted three years later nationally as "Live with Regis & Kathie Lee."
Gifford left the show in 2000 and Philbin was joined by current co-host Kelly Ripa in 2001.
Regis Philbin sings to Larry King
2009: Joy sits down with Regis
RELATED TOPICS
* Regis Philbin
* Live with Regis and Kelly
A choked-up Ripa said Tuesday after Philbin's announcement, "I think I can only speak for America and all of us here when I say that it has been a pleasure and a privilege and a dream come true, and I wish I could do something to make you change your mind."
No indication was given as to who may co-host with Ripa following Philbin's departure at the end of the year.
"It will never be the same, there's only one Reg," said Gifford, who now hosts the fourth hour of NBC's "Today" following her 15-year gig on "Live."
Philbin has been plagued in recent years by health issues, including undergoing triple-bypass surgery in 2007 and a hip replacement in 2009.
In 2001, he was awarded Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Game Show Host for "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" and Outstanding Talk Show Host for "Live."
Philbin got his start in show business as a page for "The Tonight Show," before hosting his own self-titled show out of San Diego from 1961-1965.
He served as Joey Bishop's sidekick on "The Joey Bishop Show" and took "A.M. Los Angeles" from low ratings to No. 1 in its local market -- perhaps a preview to his success on daytime TV with "Live."
Philbin was inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2006 and was given the Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008.
"He's an amazing guy," Gifford said Tuesday of her former co-host. "He is every man to so many people and nobody tells a story like Reg."
"He's going to be 80 this coming August and I think he just figures it's time," she added.
Philbin and his wife, Joy, have been married for 40 years.
LIVE! with Regis & Kelly
I have always enjoyed watching Live every morning and Regis has been a part of my mornings for a good portion of my life. Hearing him chat about the night before and he always would make you laugh Regis say its not so you will be missed enjoy your retirement.
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