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ON TELEVISION (TUESDAY 3/24/15)
A&E: Surviving Marriage (Premiere) at 10pm
AHC: America’s Most Badass (Premiere) at 10pm
HLN: BeautyLicious: Offline (Premiere) at 10pm
OWN: If Loving You Is Wrong (Premiere) at 10pm
SYFY: Haunting: Australia (Premiere) at 10pm
TLC: 7 Little Johnstons (Premiere) at 10pm
ABC FAMILY: Pretty Little Liars (Finale) at 8pm
BRAVO: The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (Finale) at 9pm
COOKING: Eat St. (Finale) at 10:30pm
ESQUIRE: Friday Night Tykes (Finale) at 9pm
FOX: The Mindy Project (Finale) at 9:30pm
DISCOVERY LIFE: Emergency Room: Life and Death at VGH (Finale) at 10pm
MTV: The Challenge: Battle of the Exes 2 (Finale) at 10pm
TELEMUNDO: Los Miserables (Finale) at 8pm
TRU TV: Hack My Life (Finale) at 10pm
Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly guests on CBS’s Late Show With David Letterman tonight to promote NatGeo’s adaptation of his book, Killing Jesus, premiering Sunday, March 29 at 8p. It will be O’Reilly’s first non-Fox sit-down since early into the days after stories broke about the newsman’s alleged reporting embellishments.
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James Belushi and his hammer are headed for DIY. A six-ep series in production now follows the According to Jim alum as he (and a team of experts) build a riverfront cabin in Eagle Point, OR, on 13 acres of a former 19302 Elks picnic ground. And it’s not just for show – just ask Daryl Hall, William Shatner or Vanilla Ice. “When we find an interesting celebrity who is really going through this thing that all of us go through, we follow along,” said Kathleen Finch, president of Scripps Networks Interactive Home Category.
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Telemundo and NBC Universo announced plans for 560 hours of soccer in 2015, including 344 hours of online and mobile live-streams. It’s the first time all matches of four FIFA Soccer Events are being made available in Spanish nationwide; editorial will focus on storytelling around the development of future soccer stars. The first FIFA tournament will feature the Men’s U-20 national teams, hosted by New Zealand from May 30-June 20.
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Almost six weeks into his six-month suspension from NBC Nightly News, Brian Williams made his first public appearance, for a fundraiser to help his endangered Catholic high school alma mater. The 1977 graduate of Mater Dei Prep School in Middletown, NJ was greeted with “warm hugs,” one attendee told community paper The Two River Times. “Everyone was telling him how much they support him.” Williams donated $50,000 to a fund to help save the school.
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Shailene Woodley (The Divergent Series: Insurgent) will take home the MTV Trailblazer Award during the 2015 MTV Movie Awards Sunday, April 12 at 8p. The week prior, MTV is airing “MTV Movie Awards Takeover Week,” including a sneak peek at Jurassic World.
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More awkward situations await Marc Maron when season three of IFC comedy Maron launches Thursday, May 14 at 10p. Judd Hirsch (Taxi) and Sally Kellerman (M*A*S*H) return as parents of the “equal opportunity offender.”
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ID gave the green light for season two of darkly humorous Momsters: When Moms Go Bad, bowing in fall 2015 with Roseanne Barr again onboard. “It is such an honor to be chosen to represent these horrible mothers, I think,” said Barr. “I know I enjoy watching how these complete maniacs fly under the radar until they go off the rails and get caught.” Barr’s far from the only fan of the bad behavior – season one was ID’s best primetime telecast for W18-49 delivery.
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Connie Britton (Nashville) joins the cast of FX miniseries American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson, as Faye Resnick, friend of the former football star’s murdered ex-wife. Britton starred on season one of sister Ryan Murphy series, American Horror Story. John Travolta plays Robert Shapiro while Cuba Gooding takes on the Simpson role.
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Paul Johansson (One Tree Hill) joins Teri Polo in Hallmark Channel original movie Last Resort, premiering as part of the net’s June Weddings Month.
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Fox’s hour-long airing of new comedy Last Man on Earth rose .3 among A18-49 on Sunday to 1.9 at 9p, staying steady at 9:30p with 1.6 versus last week, according to early Nielsens.
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Discovery’s Dual Survival delivered a season-high in total viewers P2+ (2.1 million) and P25-54 rating (1.22) on Wednesday, ranked as a top five original program among W25-54 (.83) and was the top program among M25-54 (1.62) on cable at 9p.
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The season finale of freshman Fox hit Empire rose to 8.4 among A18-49 and 21 million viewers in Live+3, the best demo number for a season one finale since Grey’s Anatomy back in 2005.
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The spring finale of ABC Family’s Baby Daddy was the series’ number two telecast of the season in the target W18-34 demo, winning its cable time period. For the season, Baby Daddy stood as cable TV’s top series in the half hour among W18-34 and F12-34. Based on available full week of viewing, Baby Daddy jumped 59 percent in total viewers to 1.2 million and by 58 percent among A18-49, to788,000.
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Canadian actress Alberta Watson died March 21 after battling cancer. She was 60. Watson appeared in numerous television shows, including Hill Street Blues, Law & Order and 24.
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