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It seems there’s no line television won’t cross. Remember in 1999 when Ed TV starring Matthew McConaughey came out in theatres? It was a film about an everyday guy who is trapped in a reality show about his life.

Viewers were in shock and mourning last week at the news of the death of Mrs. Wolowitz. Writers can say they’re still working on how to deal with her passing, but for diehard Big Bang Theory fans, Mrs.

Every time I go online, I discover another blast from my TV-ed past. Cast members from shows long gone keep gathering for photo sessions and interviews.

People like to be scared – especially in theatres or at ­Hal­lo­ween. So it’s no surprise that television is always looking for ways to join the screaming crowd and frighten the pee out of us.

Recently, the entertainment industry was told of a small glitch in the TV ratings system in the U.S. Now, when it comes to technology, we’re all used to errors and technical issues creeping up.

When I was a kid, everyone played the superhero at some point. Wonder Woman was my go-to girl.

A few years ago, Fox allowed viewers a preview of a new fall show several weeks early. The pilot episode of Glee aired in the summer and by fall, viewers were panting for more Journey remixes and high school angst.

A few years ago, Fox allowed viewers a preview of a new fall show several weeks early. The pilot episode of Glee aired in the summer and by fall, viewers were panting for more Journey remixes and high school angst.

I recently tucked in for an evening with Bear Grylls out in the wild. For those of you who have not followed this outdoor adventure survivalist through his various forays into television stardom, Bear Grylls is an experience in himself.

I’ve never understood the issue with nudity. Not that I’m interested in flashing my tahtahs, mind you.