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It’s no surprise that the classic game shows Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune have a dedicated fanbase who aren’t afraid to express their opinions. Whether they believe a clue on Jeopardy! was incorrect or think Wheel of Fortune needs a rule modification, viewers certainly aren’t shy about sharing their thoughts. Interestingly, this week has seen a flurry of complaints, yet surprisingly, Ryan Seacrest and the producers of Jeopardy! are both facing criticism for incidents that were exactly opposite in nature.

Over the years, the classic tale of The Wizard of Oz has been reimagined in various ways on the silver screen. Ranging from the prequel Oz the Great and Powerful to the recent musical adaptation Wicked, each interpretation offers a distinctive take on the enduring narrative. One unusual rendition was created by one of the most renowned names in entertainment – the comedy puppet troupe, famously known as The Muppets.

In the upcoming CBS series titled “Watson,” the story unfolds after the demise of the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes, masterfully outsmarted by his longtime adversary Professor James Moriarty. The trailer below showcases Dr. John Watson, portrayed by Morris Chestnut, who is now actively assembling a team of four exceptionally intelligent physicians to function not only as doctors but also as detectives for their patients. According to the press release from CBS Entertainment, “Watson” revolves around these new detective-physicians.

Pete Davidson and Colin Jost are famous on television through Saturday Night Live (with Jost still scheduled to appear in the show up until 2025), but they share an unusual connection: a retired Staten Island ferry that they bought for $280,000 in 2022 and renamed as Titanic 2. They had ambitious plans for this boat, but it ended up being an eyesore to the locals. However, there have been two recent developments regarding whether the ship is beneficial to the comedians, one of which came from Scarlett Johansson.

As a die-hard movie fan, let me tell you, I’m not just an actor – I’m a genre-bending icon whose career is the embodiment of the quirkiness and allure of cult cinema. With an unmatched knack for blending humor, horror, and heart, my performances are the stuff of legends. I possess a unique talent that makes even the most outlandish characters seem tangible – and utterly captivating. Whether it’s fighting Deadites in “Evil Dead,” stealing the show as the flamboyant Autolycus in “Xena: Warrior Princess,” or cracking wise in “Burn Notice,” my charm transcends time and genre boundaries.