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Joe Manganiello on 'Deal Or No Deal Island': Reveals 'highest value cases' Brought Back For Finale; Says They'll 'turn the screws even harder' For Season Two
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- Joe Manganiello on 'Deal Or No Deal Island': Reveals 'highest value cases' Brought Back For Finale; Says They'll 'turn the screws even harder' For Season Two
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- Joe Manganiello on 'Deal Or No Deal Island': Reveals 'highest value cases' Brought Back For Finale; Says They'll 'turn the screws even harder' For Season Two
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- "Deal Or No Deal Island" host Joe Manganiello visits "The Talk" and dishes on tonight's season finale and what's to come in season two. On tonight's episode, Manganiello reveals, "So, you're going to find out who makes it out of the maze last. Rob or Amy, you're going to find out. And then, you're going to, you're gonna have a final excursion with the final two players. Two players are going to get voted out, then the final two are going into this final challenge against each other head-to-head, to decide the winner, who is then going to go up against the banker for the final case. Which actually... I said it was over 10 million. It's not. It's almost 14 million dollars. You'll get to see someone play for that. And all of the other highest value cases that were brought back from the jungle throughout the entire series, so the 6-million-dollar case is back, the 5.5, the 5, the 4.5, the 4, all the way up." Amanda Kloots says, "You guys just got picked up for a second season, are you guys going to kick it up a notch for season two?" Manganiello reacts, "We are. We've been talking about ways to just turn he screws even harder on the players, and when they think they've got power, we get to pull the carpet out, so yeah. And also, some of the casting tapes that are coming in, wow."
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- 'The Talk' Hosts Remember Sam Rubin: 'he made Hollywood a much better place'
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Monday on "The Talk" the hosts remember beloved news anchor Sam Rubin. Jerry O'Connell shares, "He was just the kindest, if you ever had a personal experience with him, he was the kindest. He actually, this is not an exaggeration, he made Hollywood a much better place. He made this town a much better place...he was a beacon of kindness. Prayers to his family. He was a special one." Sheryl Underwood adds, "He was just a consummate professional, but he was so quick on his feet. And he could ask you anything and you just wanted to tell him everything about your life." Akbar Gbajabiamila says, "For those that are outside of the LA market, you know, this was the guy that you wanted to go sit down and do an interview with because he did make you feel welcome, he was really energetic...he will be missed." Natalie Morales reacts, "When I first moved from New York to Los Angeles, he was one of the first people who interviewed me on a red carpet. And getting that welcome from him to Los Angeles was like getting you know, a badge of honor. Like welcome to the neighborhood. He was just such a warm, sweet person, and will be forever missed."
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- Zarna Garg Performs 'Stand Up At The Talk'
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- The hilarious Zarna Garg brings her set to "The Talk" for new comedy series "Stand Up At The Talk."
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- Jenna Dewan Says She's Craving 'sweet, tart' 'candy' During 'status quo' Pregnancy
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- Pregnant Jenna Dewan guest co-hosts on "The Talk" with an audience comprised of expectant mothers to celebrate Mother's Day. Dewan reveals how she's been feeling and what she's craving this time around. She says, "I feel, first of all, I'm so happy to be here, thank you for having me. I feel great actually, It's very normal, status quo pregnancy, knock on wood things are great. Cravings are sweet, tart. Like with Callum, all I wanted was gas station food, if I'm being honest. Like chips, like nachos. I was constantly giving in here and there. This time it's like candy, tart, grapefruit, you know."
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- Annie Potts On 'Young Sheldon': 'this could be my last rodeo'; Doesn't 'know yet' If She'll Be In Spin-Off
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Annie Potts and Zoe Perry visit "The Talk" and dish on the upcoming two-part "Young Sheldon" series finale. Amanda Kloots asks Potts, "How emotional has it been for you?" Potts reacts, "It has, I mean, I love the cast. Wonderful character to play. But hey, I'm old, this could be my last rodeo. I mean, I thought about that though, panicked me a little bit. These things are hard to come by, I've had a couple, but they were all tough, so yeah." Akbar Gbajabiamila adds "I gotta know, after seven seasons, did you take a little something from the set?" Potts blurts, "Zoe stole some stuff." Perry confesses, "I may have taken a little watch...my husband said will you please bring that back. I was like the watch, really? I'm constantly fidgeting with it, maybe that's why he noticed it." Potts asks, "Does it work?" Perry admits, "No." Jerry O'Connell says, "Jim Parsons, the original Sheldon will be returning to your show...Now we have a new spin-off coming, Georgie's getting is own spin-off. Like any chance that older Georgie can get a shot at that spin-off? Any chance that you guys are in the spin-off?" Potts says, "We don't really know yet." Perry adds, "You never know."
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- Jerry O'Connell Says 'Will Smith' should be next roast, 'hosted by Chris Rock'
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Thursday on "The Talk" host Jerry O'Connell sounds off on recent Tom Brady roast. He says, "This roast [Tom Brady], I took my kids to volleyball practice yesterday, and it's been like 3 days, 4 days since the roast, all the parents, it's all they were still talking about. I think personally for Tom Brady, I think this was a really good thing. Because he had this stigma, this divorce, this situation. Because it was put out in the public, because people, comedians, professionals, were allowed to make fun of it, I don't think he has that stigma anymore. I think he's able to move past it." He adds, "Will Smith should be the next roast...there is, from previous events, a stigma with Will Smith right now. If he allowed a dais of comedians to make fun of him, and it was, here we go everybody, hosted by Chris Rock...I'm not writing this roast, but there would be one or two Jada [Pinkett Smith] jokes."
