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ON TELEVISION (TUESDAY 2/25/14)
ABC: Mind Games (Premiere) at 10pm
AMC: Game of Arms (Premiere) at 10pm
CNBC: The Profit (Premiere) at 10pm
DISCOVERY: Amish Mafia (Premiere) at 9pm
DISCOVERY: Clash of the Ozarks (Premiere) at 10pm
NAT. GEO.: Digger (Premiere) at 10pm
OWN: The Tyler Perry Show (Premiere) at 10pm
SPIKE TV: Ink Master (Premiere) at 10pm
TELEMUNDO: Camelia La Texana (Premiere) at 10pm
BET: Being Mary Jane (Finale) at 10pm
TLC: My 600-lb Life (Finale) at 9pm
The launch of WWE Network got off to a rocky start Monday, when demand “that exceeded anything we have seen in 14 years of doing e-commerce,” according to tech partner Major League Baseball Advanced Media, rendered the video net unable to process orders for most of the morning. By early afternoon, the site was ready and able to sign up $9.99/month subscribers.
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CNN has canceled struggling Piers Morgan Live, saying the airdate of the final show “is still to be determined.” But Morgan isn’t going down without a fight. “I wouldn’t get too excited @NRA,” the gun control advocate tweeted Monday, “I’m not done with you yet.” The 9p talker delivered 364,000 viewers on Thursday, according to Nielsen.
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Tamron Hall was named co-host of the third hour of Today, joining Al Roker, Natalie Morales and Willie Geist. Hall, who had been filling in on the morning news show, is anchor of MSNBC‘s News Nation, and host of TLC‘s Sister Wives, and Investigation Discovery‘s Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall, produced by NBC News Peacock Productions.
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The next celebs to put on their dancing shoes will be revealed on ABC’s Good Morning America Tuesday, March 4. In addition to new co-host Erin Andrews (Fox Sports) replacing Brooke Burke-Charvet, new music director and composer Ray Chew (American Idol) is on board for season 18 of Dancing with the Stars, premiering Monday, March 17 at 8p. As for Burke-Charvet, who just found out Friday she was out, she will “unquestionably be missed by our entire team,” exec producer Conrad Green said in a statement. “We’d like to thank Brooke for her years of service.”
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CMT‘s “Can’t Stop Laughing Week” includes the premieres of Ron White’s Comedy Salute to the Troops 2014 (Sunday, March 23 at 9p) and Jeff Dunham’s Achmed Saves America (TV premiere Friday, March 28 at 10p), as well as a Party Down South Reunion Special on Thursday, March 27 at 10p.
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The fourth season of The Vanilla Ice Project charts the rapper’s progress as he renovates an outdated Florida mansion. “Our bling is going to make this house sing,” promised Ice of the project. DIY series debuts Saturday, March 8 at 10p.
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Ann-Margret has a recurring role on Showtime drama Ray Donovan as a once-sizzling star with a past with Ezra (Elliott Gould). Season two of the show, currently in production, will have a summer premiere.
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Janet McTeer (The White Queen) has been cast in CBS‘s Battle Creek, opposite Kal Penn. The show, from Sony Pictures Television and CBS Television Studios, was created by Breaking Bad‘s Vince Gilligan.
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Samuel Anderson will play a new recurring character on the eighth series of Doctor Who, a teacher at Coal Hill School. Anderson made a brief appearance in 50th anniversary special, The Day of the Doctor.
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Hope Davis (The Newsroom) and Margarita Levieva have joined the cast of NBC pilot Coercion, from Universal Television and Keshet Media group.
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The Walking Dead scared up a 6.6 rating among A18-49 to take the demo Sunday night opposite the Olympics’ closing ceremony on NBC. Among total viewers, AMC’s zombie drama came in second to the Sochi spectacle, with 13.1 million.
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NBC‘s closing ceremony drew an 8.7/13 household rating with 15.1 million viewers, a steep slide from the 12.1/19 rating and 21.4 million total viewers for the Vancouver Games in 2010. It’s the lowest HH rating ever for a Winter Games close, but up in viewers versus the night ending 2006’s Torino Games (14.8 million).
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The season four finale of Downton Abbey attracted an average 8.5 million viewers to PBS on Sunday, according to Nielsen fast nationals, for the show’s most-watched finale ever. The season premiere drew 10.2 million.
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Writer/director/actor Harold Ramis died of a rare autoimmune disease on February 24. He was 69. Ramis co-wrote classic comedies including National Lampoon’s Animal House, Stripes, and Ghostbusters, and directed Caddyshack and National Lampoon’s Vacation.
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