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Max Thieriot Says 'Fire Country' Season Will End in 'a really satisfying way' with 'huge climax'
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- Max Thieriot Says 'Fire Country' Season Will End in 'a really satisfying way' with 'huge climax'
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- Max Thieriot Says 'Fire Country' Season Will End in 'a really satisfying way' with 'huge climax'
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Max Thieriot visits "The Talk" and dishes on "Fire Country's" night shoots and last three episodes of the season. He says, "I've kept it a secret because as an actor myself, I know, when you're a child actor you think night shoots are really great. They're fun, you get to stay up all night. As you get older, they're a little painful and they really take their toll. Like episode five of last season I get the script...but then I called the writer...don't tell anyone that I said this because everyone's gonna hate me, but what would make the fire look really cool is if this was all at night...and now we do a lot of fires at night, everybody realized it looked really cool. So I apologize to all my fellow actors, but it's all for the greater good of the show." On what fans can expect coming up at the end of the season, he reveals, "The last three episodes are honestly insane. When I first heard the pitch from the writer's room, our incredible team over there, I was honestly blown away. I was like oh man, this is really smart, super clever...reveals, really great character moments. But we really sort of just have this huge climax to finalize the season. Tie everything up in a good way without tying it up too much. I would say that like the season ends in a really satisfying way, but we're naturally going to keep you waiting for season three and wanting a lot more. But I think everybody's going to be really happy."
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- Brooke Shields and Rachael Harris on The Talk, Friday, May 17
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Brooke Shields and Rachael Harris visit THE TALK and discuss working together on “Mother of the Bride.” Harris on working with Shields, “Obviously she is an icon… the great thing about Brooke is she is so down to earth and so kind…”
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- Brad Upton Performs ‘Stand Up At The Talk’
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Brad Upton brings his set to "The Talk" for new comedy series "Stand Up At The Talk."
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- Jerry O’Connell Makes His Plea To Star In “Georgie And Mandy’s First Marriage”
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Emily Osment on her excitement for the “Young Sheldon” spin off “Georgie And Mandy’s First Marriage:” “I’m really thrilled about it!” The Talk host Jerry O’Connell who played grown up Georgie on “The Big Bang Theory” makes his plea to star in the spin off when it premieres this fall on CBS.
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- Emily Osment Says “Young Sheldon” Finale Is Heartbreaking and Beautiful
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“Young Sheldon” star Emily Osment says to “bring your Kleenex” for the series finale that is “heartbreaking” and “beautiful.” The series finale of Young Sheldon airs with back-to-back episodes Thursday, May 16 (8:00 – 8:30 PM, ET/PT and 8:30 – 9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network , and streaming on Paramount+ (live and on-demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs)*.
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- Why Comedian Demetri Martin Thought He Was 'going to die' in Uber Ride to Airport
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Comedian Demetri Martin visits "The Talk" and details how he thought he was going to die in an Uber ride. Martin says, "I've avoided everything I've ever been in...but sometimes it will find you... "Recently I had a horrible experience [in an Uber], I don't know if you ever, when you're in a car you get picked up, but you're not in the mood...but sometimes the driver, it's like an interrogation...I guess one day my defenses were down on this day...literally we're like just leaving my driveway, it's like the beginning of the ride, this guy's got me. I'm like I'm a comic, I'm going on the road to do some shows...he brought up YouTube, and he types my name in the thing, brings up my special. The first half hour I did 20 years ago, from 2004, I have to watch myself with this guy on the highway, we're driving but he's watching. So I'm like, are we going to die? You know how when you die they say that you see your life flash before your eyes? So I was like is this like a preview? Like if I'm gonna die in the next 10 minutes is this like a trailer?"
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- Paula Newsome Admits She 'took a copy' of Oprah's Credit Card
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Wednesday on "The Talk" Paula Newsome recalls her run in with Oprah Winfrey at Shaw's Crab House in Chicago. Newsome admits, "Like every actor coming up, I waited on tables, right. And there was one day I was working at this place called Shaw's Crab House. And in walks Oprah and about 145 people. And she came, and she sat at my table. And you know what I did? Don't tell her, ya'll. But when I ran her credit card, I took a copy of it. It was legal back then! Oh my god...I put it on a piece of paper, and then I lost it probably."
