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Mark Burnett and Mexico’s Televisa are partnering for quiz show Generation Gap, featuring family members of different generations answering multiple choice questions. But don’t look for feuding. The show is “fast-paced, a lot of fun, very play-along and uplifting,” said Burnett (The Voice, The Bible) at MIPTV on Monday.
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The Bachelor host Chris Harrison has signed on to host syndicated game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire at the start of its 14th season in fall 2015. Harrison, who has manned 19 seasons of the dating series, continues on Bachelor, as well as The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise. He grabs the game show reins from Terry Crews (Brooklyn Nine-Nine), who joined at the start of season 13 but is unable to continue due to film and primetime television demands, said Disney/ABC.
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The CW set a summer slate that places Whose Line Is It Anyway? after Penn & Teller: Fool Us starting Monday, July 6, and returns America’s Next Top Model to Wednesdays on August 5, with new reality show A Wicked Offer. Beauty and the Beast premieres Thursday, May 21 at 8p, joined by Dates on July 9. Masters of Illusion is back Friday, July 10 at 8p, followed by an encore of Whose Line, and an original episode of Messengers.
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A talk show starring actor/rapper Ice-T and his wife, Coco Austin (Ice Loves Coco) will get a three-week test on select Fox Television Stations beginning Monday, August 3. “Ice-T helped change popular culture,” said Frank Chicha, Fox TV Stations SVP, programming. “We’re trying to do the same for daytime.” Ice & Coco will be exec produced by Candi Carter (The Oprah Winfrey Show) and produced by Telepictures Productions for Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution.
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Periscope users who sent out live personal broadcasts of Sunday’s season five premiere of HBO’s Game of Thrones could find themselves in hot water, reports Mashable. Terms of service for Twitter’s social-streaming app allow for accounts be terminated for copyright infringement, said a spokesperson, and Periscope will terminate the accounts of repeat infringers. Periscope is hardly the biggest of HBO’s problems, though a review screener leaked online Saturday was downloaded over a million times.
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VH1 greenlit She’s Got Game, starring rap artist Jayceon Taylor (Marrying the Game) as he searches for the perfect match – with an assist from his celeb pals. Series is slated to launch this summer. Christian Sarabia and Angela Aguilera produce for 51 Minds.
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Veep will be back for a fifth season and Silicon Valley for a third, announced HBO the day after the comedies launched seasons four and two. “Along with Game of Thrones and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, both of which have already been renewed for 2016, they give HBO a stellar Sunday night like no other,” said Michael Lombardo, president, HBO programming.
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Hallmark Channel renewed Good Witch for a 12-episode season two, boasting the Whizbang Films production is the most-watched primetime drama in its time period among total viewers and highest-rated among HH. Season one finale airs Saturday, April 18 at 8p.
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n the countdown to David Letterman’s last day as host of CBS’s Late Show, A-list guests will include George Clooney, Will Ferrell, Michael Keaton, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Roberts, John Travolta, Oprah Winfrey and Elvis Costello, among others. Letterman ends his Late Show run on Wednesday, May 20.
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Nat Geo WILD’s inaugural “BarkFest” weekend launches with World’s Greatest Dogs on Friday, May 15 at 8p, and will feature premieres including Unlikely Animal Friends: Barktacular!, Super Underdogs, the season two finale of Cesar 911, The Incredible Dr. Pol: Dejo Moo!: Dog-aPOL-ooza and episodes of My Dog Ate What?.
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Sarah Paulson returns to FX’s American Horror Story for the anthology series’ fifth season, Hotel. Paulson appeared in all four previous installments, and has joined the cast of Ryan Murphy’s upcoming American Crime Story: The People V. O.J. Simpson. Hotel begins production in LA in late summer for an October premiere.
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The season one finale of AMC’s Better Call Saul delivered 5.1 million viewers and 3.1 million among A18-49 in Live+3 ratings. The season averaged 5.9 million viewers and 3.7 million in the demo, making it the number one new series on cable this broadcast season.
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ABC’s Once Upon a Time on Sunday delivered 5 million viewers and a 1.6 rating among A18-49, down 9 percent in viewers and a series low in the demo, according to Nielsen fast nationals. NBC’s A.D. The Bible Continues slipped from 2.3 to 1.7 among A18-49, but it was enough to hold the lead for the night. NBC’s new midseason entry, American Odyssey, fell 27 percent its second week, to .8.
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The season five bow of Discovery Family’s My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic was the series’ highest-rated premiere ever among K2-11, K6-11 and G6-11. The show is “truly a timeless treasure,” says net GM Tom Cosgrove. “We are excited to continue to grow and support this beloved and classic franchise.”
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