What's on tonight: Identity, What About Brian, RAW, Xmas Movies
Posted Dec 18th 2006 5:10PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Programming
At 8, NBC has a new Deal Or No Deal, then the debut of the game show Identity and a repeat of the Studio 60 Xmas episode. - MSNBC has the special Best of Keith Olbermann's Special Comments at 8.
- ABC Family has Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at 8.
- USA has a special WWE Monday Night RAW at 8.
- At 9, ABC has a new Supernanny, then a new What About Brian.
- Unwrapped has a special holiday episode on Food Network at 9.
- Holiday movies: Lifetime has All She Wants For Christmas at 9, while Hallmark has One Christmas, with Katherine Hepburn and Henry Winkler.
- At 11, TBS has a new ep of 10 Items Or Less.
- And if you missed Identity on NBC earlier tonight, you can catch it on Bravo at 11:30.
Tags: 10 items or less, christmas, deal or no deal, december 18 2006, holiday movies, keith olbermann, monday night raw, supernanny
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-18-2006 @ 6:22PM
TBDave said...
Olbermann takes the day off, airing a clip show, and he gets a mention and picture. O'Reilly actually flies to Iraq to talk to the soldiers, and he doesn't even get listed?
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12-18-2006 @ 7:29PM
CM said...
Maybe because O'Reilly is a right-wing shill and a pompous gasbag.
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12-19-2006 @ 12:33AM
erroneous_nick said...
CM, I think Olbermann is more like O'Reilly than you'd like to admit. Both are "shills" for their sides and have over-inflated egos. Problem is, any time a politically-based show is mentioned here, either from the left or the right, someone has to jump in and scream "foul".
Although, while I'm not keeping count, it's usually the left making snide remarks about the right. Just mention Fox News and the ranting and wailing begin.
DISCLAIMER: My views are definitely subjective and more conservative than liberal, so I'm making no pretense that anything I say is factual or even accurate, just my two cents.
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