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- The Amazing Race
- Walk and Chew Gum Baby
- 36
- 7
- Airdate:
Teams must put on their best performance in Montevideo, Uruguay, when they choose between banging out a drum routine with street performers or singing a Spanish tune with professional troubadours at the detour, on THE AMAZING RACE, Wednesday, April 24 (9:30-11:00 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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- The Amazing Race
- Walk and Chew Gum Baby
- 36
- 7
- Airdate:
Teams must put on their best performance in Montevideo, Uruguay, when they choose between banging out a drum routine with street performers or singing a Spanish tune with professional troubadours at the detour, on THE AMAZING RACE, Wednesday, April 24 (9:30-11:00 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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- Tracker
- Aurora
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- 9
- Airdate:
When a widower offers a reward to find his only daughter who disappeared three years ago and is presumed dead, Colter agrees to help track her down. After the missing girl’s father shows Colter a newspaper photo from a recent county fair he’s convinced is her, Colter’s search leads him into the world of amateur ghost hunting and paranormal activity, on the CBS original series TRACKER, Sunday, April 21 (9:00-10:00 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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- The Talk
- Alison Brie Talks All Things 'Apple Never Falls': 'immediate chemistry' and 'brush of death'
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Alison Brie visits "The Talk" and reflects on her experience shooting "Apples Never Fall" in Australia. Amanda Kloots asks if she freaked out in the presence of TV parents, Annette Benning and Sam Neill, "First of all, yes. I'm such a huge fan of both of them, it's a big part of why I wanted to do the show in the first place. You can't ask for better TV parents, they couldn't be cooler and warmer...we had immediate chemistry," Brie says. She goes on to show a video breakdancing on the last day of shooting and tells of her "brush of death" in Australia. Akbar Gbajabiamila asks Brie's mother, Joanne [Brenner] who's sitting in the audience, "Mama, does the apple fall far from the tree?" She reacts, "No, it does not. I'm just sitting here thinking, sense of humor, we've got a similar sense of humor."
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- The Talk
- Emma Grede Wants 'to be honest' About Women Having It All
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Emma Grede, co-founder and CEO of fashion brand Good American and founding partner of the shapewear brand SKIMS, visits "The Talk" and opens up about demystifying to women that they can have it all. Grede says, "I really want to be honest about that because at the end of the day, my life is a series of tradeoffs. And when you are trying to do something really difficult, when you're chasing a dream, you have to decide what's going to give. I'm not the perfect wife and the perfect mother that takes their kids to school every day. It's like at the end of it, I've chosen to really fulfill what it is that I want to do and my own personal ambition. And I hope that when my kids grow up, they see that and they admire that in me. But it does mean that sometimes I don't do the school work, you know."
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- The Talk
- Jerry O'Connell Admits He Was 'banned' From Daughters' Volleyball Games
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Thursday on "The Talk" Jerry O'Connell shares what led him to being banned from his daughters, Charlie and Dolly's volleyball games. He reveals, "I have teenage daughters who both play volleyball, and for a little while there, by children, not by any like governing body or anything, but by my children, I was banned from going to their games. We had a sit-down meeting, mom, the whole familia, and it was decided that dad can't come to our games. Listen, I never talk to refs, I never talk to coaches, I never talk to kids, on my team or the other team. I just talk to my kids. They were younger...and they'd be like on the court like this [daydreaming] and I'd be like, 'Girls, focus, we're in a game, come on!'...My daughter came over and was like, 'Everyone hates you right now.'"
