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Cleveland's rocking once again, as The Drew Carey Show can now be revisited on streaming. The series had been missing from streaming services up to this point, but for the first time ever, the sitcom is now available on one, and better yet, it's free.

Per TVLine, The Drew Carey Show has been quietly added to Plex where it's streaming for free. All nine seasons are included and the only real caveat is that it's ad-supported streaming. A total of 233 episodes were produced for the show from when it first debuted on Sept. 13, 1995, until it ended its run on Sept. 8, 2004. Two decades later, the show could potentially see a resurgence in popularity with its newfound availability on Plex. Carey recently teased that the show would soon start streaming, sharing his hopes that this would help The Drew Carey Show reach new fans in the way other sitcoms like The Office...

The beloved 90s sitcom The Drew Carey Show is finally available to stream online, much to the delight of its devoted fans. After years of navigating hurdles, viewers can now binge all nine seasons of the show for absolutely no charge on Plex, which is an ad-supported streaming service. This marks the first time the series has been accessible on a streaming platform.

Drew Carey has worked tirelessly to bring the show online so that it can be a nostalgic trip down memory lane for long-time fans and a new experience for first-time viewers. In a June interview with TV Insider, he revealed the challenges he was facing in the process of securing the rights to stream the series.

Its not in syndication because of music rights and stuff. Were going to try to change that around and get it back out there. Its pretty funny, and a lot of its kind of timeless.

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Prepare to rock, Cleveland-style.

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The Price is Right host Drew Carey talked about his career legacy. Long before he became the host of the daytime series, he was a comedian with his own sitcom. Drew also hosted the other game show, Whose Line is it Anyways? Keep on reading to learn more.

The Drew Carey Show Goes Into Syndication

This is good news for Drew Carey fans. The Drew Carey Show may be syndicated soon. Drew talked about his long-spanning career, which includes his previous sitcom.

Unlike other popular sitcoms like Friends, Seinfeld, Two and a Half Men, and Everybody Loves Raymond, The Drew Carey Show was never in syndication.

The Drew Carey Show ran from 1995 to 2004. On the series, Drew portrayed a fictional version of himself. The series also starred Craig Ferguson, Christa Miller, Diedrich Bader, Kathy Kinney, and Ryan Stiles.

Most of...

The Drew Carey Show may be coming to streaming services if it can clear up music rights issues. Currently, the sitcom is only available on Antenna TV and has limited digital options. Drew Carey hopes the show can win over a new generation of fans, like Friends and The Office did.

Fans of The Drew Carey Show may finally get to enjoy the series on streaming. In a new interview with TV Insider, comedian and The Price Is Right host Drew Carey discussed why the hit 1990s series has been unavailable online. His comments reveal that efforts are underway to clear the obstacles holding up the blue collar sitcom from being discovered by a new generation of viewers.

The Drew Carey Show Release Date September 13, 1995Main Genre ComedyCast Drew Carey, Diedrich Bader, Cynthia Watros Expand

Currently, the only way to see The Drew Carey Show for free is on Antenna TV.

Drew Carey recently opened up about what he thinks will be his legacy on television. The Price Is Right host has been on TV since 1991 and, in that time, has been part of several hit shows. Now, he is the face of one of the most popular game shows on air today. Surprisingly, he doesn’t think The Price Is Right is what he will be remembered for. Keep reading to see what Drew Carey thinks will be his legacy.

The Drew Carey Show May Be Syndicated Soon

The game show host has already opened up about retiring from The Price Is Right. Drew says that he plans to die in that role if he’s still able to do the job and the network will continue to employ him. Given his popularity, it is likely that the 66-year-old will be in that role for a while longer.

However, The Price Is Right...

Drew Carey might be best known for hosting the famous game show The Price Is Right, but this followed a run as the star of his very own sitcom. Fans of the series may recall when The Drew Carey Show was one of television's hottest shows, and Carey believes it could become popular again once it finally makes its way to streaming.

While digital versions of The Drew Carey Show episodes can be purchased, they have not been made available for subscribers of streaming services. Carey explains why this came to be in a new interview with TV Insider, sharing how issues with the rights had made streaming the series much more difficult. He said that there will be new efforts made to get the necessary clearance to put the show on a streaming platform, and he suggested that it could be given a new life with a younger generation taking notice,...

Drew Carey believes his former sitcom could become big with new generations of viewers, similar to hit shows like Friends and The Office.

While he currently hosts The Price Is Right on CBS, he previously starred in a sitcom featuring his name.

The Drew Carey Show ran on ABC for nine seasons, beginning in 1995 and ending in 2004.

It was ranked No. 20 among shows in three of its first four seasons, showing early popularity with network TV viewers.

The show isn’t currently “in syndication” for viewers to consume, although it is available for a price.

However, Drew recently expressed interest in getting his show “back out there” for more people to enjoy.

Drew wants his sitcom ‘back out there’

Many comedians have appeared in sitcoms bearing their names. However, not all of them last that long. Still, The Drew Carey show ran for nine seasons.

Drew recently shared that his...

The Drew Carey Show made a lot of fat jokes. You might say they were the long-running sitcom's bread and butter, if that didn't sound like the setup for one of them. Over nine seasons on ABC, Carey subjected himself — and, occasionally, costar Kathy Kinney, who played office adversary Mimi Bobeck — to weight-related cracks. The fictionalized Drew, a blue-collar guy working a sometimes humiliating Hr job at a Cleveland department store, caught plenty of mean nicknames, like Chief Rubbing Thighs and the more simple, direct Pig. His appetite was a running gag; long before a fantasy sequence depicted the comedian dancing with the food in his fridge, it was clear that he was willing to play his love affair with all things salty and rich for laughs.

After a low opening turnout in theaters for LGBTQ rom-com “Bros,” writer and star Billy Eichner wrote on Twitter Sunday that it was “disappointing” that “straight people, especially in certain parts of the country, just didn’t show up.” Dot-Marie Jones, who co-stars in the film, echoed Eichner’s sentiments Sunday evening at the Best in Drag Show, an annual parody drag pageant that functions as a charity benefit for people living with HIV/AIDS, and at which Jones was serving on the panel of judges.

“There’s so much heart and so many wonderful good laughs in this [movie],” Jones told Variety at the Orpheum Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles. “I don’t know if it’s because it’s, you know, LGBTQ. It’s not contagious — fuckin’ go see a movie, you know what I mean? It’s crazy.”

“I had a friend, she went and she’s straight,...

In today’s TV news roundup, Jenny Slate’s first Netflix comedy special “Stage Fright” premieres Oct. 22, and Netflix also releases the first trailer for its upcoming comedy “Living with Yourself,” out Oct. 18.

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Jenny Slate‘s first full-length comedy special “Stage Fright” will launch on Netflix Oct. 22. In it, the comedian and actress shares intimate aspects of her life on-stage as she delves into stories about her visit to a midnight Catholic Mass and the ghosts that haunted her childhood home.

First Looks

Netflix has released the first trailer for its forthcoming comedy “Living With Yourself,“ premiering Oct. 18. The eight-episode series stars Paul Rudd as a struggling man named Miles who finds himself transformed into an improved version of himself after undergoing a novel spa treatment. Aisling Bea stars as Rudd’s wife as he deals with the consequences of his actions. Told from multiple perspectives, the show is...

Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital will be visited by the Power of Two this fall. As part of ABC’s just-announced “Cast From the Past Week,” former Charmed stars Alyssa Milano and Holly Marie Combs will play sisters on the Oct. 10 episode of Grey’s Anatomy (8/7c), reuniting them with executive producers Krista Vernoff and Andy Reaser. And, honestly, is nostalgia not the most powerful magic of all?

Read on for a full breakdown of stars coming together for ABC’s big event, including a Castle duo and an epic collection of Cheers‘ most beloved regulars:

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ABC is going all-in on nostalgia this fall, with a “Cast from the Past” week of stunt casting set to reunite the stars of “Charmed,” “Cheers” and more across the network’s programming.

Beginning on Oct. 7, actors and behind-the-scenes talent from “Blues Brothers 2000,” “Castle,” “Charmed,” “Cheers,” “Crazy Rich Asians,” “The Drew Carey Show,” “House,” “Think Like a Man” and “Wet Hot American Summer” will make appearances on the network’s dramas and comedies.

The news builds on the announcement last week that “black-ish” star Tracee Ellis Ross will be joined by her former “Girlfriends” co-stars on an upcoming episode of the family sitcom.

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Among the week’s biggest stunts is the reunion between “Cheers” stars Kirstie Alley, Rhea Perlman, John Ratzenberger and George Wendt on the Oct. 9 episode of “The Goldbergs.”

“Charmed” stars...

1979: Edge of Night's Bobbie was hired to be the Whitneys' maid.

1986: Another World's Nicole Love returned to Bay City.

1992: Guiding Light's Ross had an Election Day dream.

2005: Laura Wright ended her run as Guiding Light's Cassie."The best prophet of the future is the past."

― Lord Byron

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

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1967: On Dark Shadows, after a run-in with Carolyn Stoddard, Dr. Julia Hoffman (Grayson Hall) was convinced that Barnabas Collins (Jonathan Frid) was planning to kill her.

1970: On Another World, Walter (Val Dufour) was thrilled when Lenore (Judith Barcroft) told him she was pregnant.

1977: On Guiding Light, a hateful Georgene...

This week on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, Joseline Hernandez is looking to unite the other woman and asks Myha “Lovely Mimi” Luong for some advice. Joseline knows she’s made a fair few enemies in the past but now the soon-to-be-mum singer wants to grow up and amends with women she has dissed or fallen out with in the past. To this end she asks Mimi for some advice and tries to persuade her and the other women to take part in her new music video for her forthcoming track Baby Daddy. The video is all about female empowerment and she reckons Mimi...read more...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Penny Dreadful, Game of Thrones, Blindspot and Arrow!

1 | So, did The Originals‘ Detective Kinney (played by Jason Dohring) make it out of the finale alive…?

2 | What was more jarring in this week’s highly emotional Outlander: the real-looking baby Faith or Jamie’s Bastille beard?

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HBO's "The Leftovers" just concluded an incredible second season. (Here's my review of the finale.) As a bookend to the long and candid conversation we had two months ago, I spoke with the series' co-creator Damon Lindelof about many of the big decisions going into the finale, about all the hard work and tough choices required for a season this good, and his thoughts about the show's precarious future, coming up just as soon as a temple closes on Christmas... Let's start with a meta question: why are we doing this interview? A year ago, you didn't want to do any post-mortems. You wanted to let the show speak for itself. You did a bunch at the start of this season, you talked to Mo Ryan last week, and are doing a few like this for the finale. Why did you decide to be a little bit more out there this year?...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Affair, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Empire and American Horror Story: Hotel!

1 | Master of None fans, can we agree that Saturday Night Live made a huge mistake letting go of Noel Wells?

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We’re not sure if Empire‘s Lucious Lyon is a child of destiny — but his mother most certainly is.

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Jaime Pressly and Mimi Kennedy have both had good "Mom" news since I talked with them on the set of the CBS comedy in March. At the time, Pressly was still a "Mom" guest star, but the "My Name Is Earl" Emmy winner seemed very open to getting to be a regular part of the action. In March, it was announced that Pressly will, indeed, be a regular next season, continuing to chart the journey of wealthy divorcee Jill, who has made several trips to rehab this year. And at the time, Kennedy was unsure what was happening with Marjorie's cancer, an important Season 1 plotline that was ignored for the first chunk of Season 2. In recent episodes, it was finally been revealed that Marjorie has been continuing with treatment and that she's now cancer-free. I held my interviews with Pressly and Kennedy a little long and so there were large...

Translators introduction: This article by Mireille Latil Le Dantec, the first of two parts, was originally published in issue 40 of Cinématographe, September 1978. The previous issue of the magazine had included a dossier on "La qualité française" and a book of a never-shot script by Jean Grémillon (Le Printemps de la Liberté or The Spring of Freedom) had recently been published. The time was ripe for a re-evaluation of Grémillon's films and a resuscitation of his undervalued career. As this re-evaluation appears to still be happening nearly 40 years later—Grémillon's films have only recently seen DVD releases and a 35mm retrospective begins this week at Museum of the Moving Image in Queens—this article and its follow-up gives us an important view of a French perspective on Grémillon's work by a very perceptive critic doing the initial heavy-lifting in bringing the proper attention to the filmmaker's work.

Filmmaker maudit?...

Parents TV Council is outraged ABC went from "It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" to a “Scandal” sex scene “Shame on ABC for putting a peep show next to a playground,” said Tim Winter, president of the TV watchdog. “In less than 26 seconds we were taken from the Peanuts pumpkin patch to a steamy ‘Scandal’ sex scene.” Discovery Life Channel orders transgender reality show “Those Girls" Set in Kansas City, “Those Girls” promises to offer the first television close-up look at the transgender community. Brian Williams uses “NBC Nightly News” to debunk reports that a meteorologist was shown peeing Williams says Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Seidel is owed an apology after being accused of peeing on live TV. Click Read Full Post For More Rashida Jones rallies to save “A to Z,” insists it's not canceled The “Parks and Rec” star is producer of the NBC sitcom: "If you love #AtoZ keep watching!

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There’s no doubting that the new season of American Horror Story is the most frightening and perverse yet. While a number of creator Ryan Murphy’s actors — Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, Sarah Paulson, and Evan Peters — have returned, the fourth iteration of the series has also featured a number of new faces. Among them are newcomer Finn Wittrock as the devilish man-child, Dandy Motts, Michael Chiklis as the freak show’s resident strong man, and Wes Bentley as the two-faced Edward Mordrake. While all three have made their own impact on Freak Show, none of them have been more severe than Twisty the Clown played by John Carroll Lynch.

“It’s great to play a character that is so starkly drawn, and it’s really fun to be a bad guy,” Lynch tells La Times. “In this case I really like that Ryan and the writers...

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There’s no doubting that the new season of American Horror Story is the most frightening and perverse yet. While a number of creator Ryan Murphy’s actors — Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, Sarah Paulson, and Evan Peters — have returned, the fourth iteration of the series has also featured a number of new faces. Among them are newcomer Finn Wittrock as the devilish man-child, Dandy Motts, Michael Chiklis as the freak show’s resident strong man, and Wes Bentley as the two-faced Edward Mordrake. While all three have made their own impact on Freak Show, none of them have been more severe than Twisty the Clown played by John Carroll Lynch.

“It’s great to play a character that is so starkly drawn, and it’s really fun to be a bad guy,” Lynch tells La Times. “In this case I really like that Ryan and the writers...

We’re here, we’re clowns, Get Used To It.

Uhh, guys, the clowns are mad. We made the clowns mad.

It’s been a rather interesting week in clown news (it’s interesting that there is even enough stories about clowns to constitute a collective clown news, but alas): First, several real-life creepy clowns popped up in California towns. Now, the largest professional clown club is speaking out against their representation in American Horror Story: Freak Show.

Clowns of America International (C.O.A.I.), a “gathering place for serious minded amateurs, semiprofessionals, and professional clowns,” is taking a stand against serial killer Twisty the Clown, played by Mimi’s husband on The Drew Carey Show (John Carroll Lynch).

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"Hollywood makes money sensationalizing the norm," C.O.A.I. President Glenn Kohlberger (or Clyde D. Scope, as he’s known in the clown world) told...

This week, the latest chapter of American Horror Story unleashed a new monster upon pop culture: Twisty the Clown.

Check out the final moments of the American Horror Story: Freak Show trailer and get a clear idea about what kind of nightmare series creator Ryan Murphy cooked up.

Murphy has already dubbed Twisty "the most terrifying clown ever." The fact that he's played by actor John Carroll Lynch spoke volumes – Lynch played the title killer in Zodiac and Mimi's husband on The Drew Carey Show, which combine to make great training for a homicidal clown.

But Twisty nonetheless has...

This week, the latest chapter of American Horror Story unleashed a new monster upon pop culture: Twisty the Clown. Check out the final moments of the American Horror Story: Freakshow trailer and get a clear idea about what kind of nightmare series creator Ryan Murphy cooked up. Murphy already dubbed Twisty "the most terrifying clown ever." The fact that he's played by actor John Carroll Lynch spoke volumes - Lynch played the title killer in Zodiac and Mimi's husband on The Drew Carey Show, which combine to make great training for a homicidal clown. But Twisty nonetheless has...

Mariah Carey’s first album in five years, “Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse,” came out last week and debuted with rather unspectacular sales. In numbers released today, “Elusive” sold 58,000 in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. That’s Carey’s lowest opening weeks sales ever for a non-holiday album since the 1991 birth of SoundScan. So what went wrong here? *The title. Not only is it unwieldy, it’s three titles in one. It’s memorable for being awkward and egotistical and just strange… and that’s even knowing the too precious backstory of the title coming from a drawing she did when she was little. And who has referred to her as “the elusive chanteuse?” That seems self-appointed. Including your name in that album title only works once— on your self-titled debut—and she’d already gotten away with it doing it again on “The Emancipation of Mimi.

Mariah Carey may need to start loosening her dresses a little.The singer appeared on "Good Morning America" on Friday -- but before she sang, her breasts almost made an impromptu appearance of their own!Mimi's sequined gown was so tight, the back burst open, leaving her ample cleavage without any support.The wardrobe department ran on stage and started stitching her back into her dress, all while doing a live interview with Lara Spencer! It was definitely an embarrassing moment, but Carey pulled it off.Check out more celebrity wardrobe malfunctions in the gallery below: Read more...

Selena is doing exactly what she should be doing after her break up with Justin — hanging out with her closest girlfriends!

While Justin Bieber may come and go out of Selena Gomez’s life, her friends are her constants. Selena, 20, was spotted with Francia Raisa, star of The Secret Life of the American Teenager, and another unidentified friend as they engaged in some retail therapy in Beverly Hills on Jan. 24.

Selena, 20, wore a pair of sunglasses, and looked cheery as she conversed with the girls. Could they be talking about her very public split with Justin?

Later that night, Selena and Francia dined together at Mr. Chow, where Selena wore the same boots from earlier in the day.

Selena looked cool in a grey beanie hat, oversized wayfarer shades, a skeleton jumper, black jeans and lace up boots.

While Selena may have good reasons to part ways with Justin (Barbara Palvin and Milyn “Mimi” Jenson,...

I gotta give it to Nicole Richie. The 31-year-old socialite turned fashion designer made a bold beauty move at the Golden Globes. She paired a sparking blue Naeem Khan dress with ... sparking blue eyeshadow.

While many women shy away from the classic shade in fear of looking like Mimi from "The Drew Carey Show," Richie looks brilliant in blue. So what makes it work?

By keeping the shimmering blue shadow on her eyelids (and not brushing up into the brow bone), it makes this look fresh and modern. Richie's top lashes coated in layers of mascara, deep purple eyeliner along the lower waterline and pale pink lipstick add the perfect finishing touches. Plus, it doesn't hurt to have a sun-kissed glow that accentuates those honey-blonde waves.

What do you think about Nicole Richie's blue eyeshadow? Is it too much of the hue? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section below.

As we reported earlier, ABC Family has cancelled The Secret Life of the American Teenager. A holiday special is set to air on November 19th and then the final dozen installments will begin running in March 2013.

Here's the cable channel's official announcement with some additional details:

ABC Family Announces The Final Season Of "The Secret Life Of The American Teenager"

"Secret Life" Will Air a Special Holiday Episode on November 19

The Final 12 Episodes of Season 5 will Premiere in March 2013

Guest Stars in the Final Season will Include Chaz Bono, Danica McKellar, Diane Farr, Beverley Mitchell and Kathy Kinney

Burbank, CA (October 10, 2012) - "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" will premiere its final season in March 2013, closing out five seasons of the groundbreaking drama. The...

With only a fortnight until Christmas, the networks are really bombarding us with their Christmas specials and movies. Here's our guide on what Christmas-themed shows to watch this weekend!

The Drew Carey Show: Drew's Holiday Punch

Friday, 9 December, 5.30pm - 6pm, 7Mate (PG)

Drew's parents visit for Christmas, and they think that Celia is Drew's maid; Celia's son then shows up and punches Drew. Meanwhile, Oswald, Lewis and Mimi go door-to-door Christmas-tree selling, accumulating various fines as they go.

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The tragedy is that John Lennon graced the earth for but forty years. But a perfect storm of brilliance, social consciousness, personal pain and populist embers whipped around Lennon, leading the confused lad from Northern England to fit more life into those years than perhaps anyone else in the 20th century. For that, on what would have been his 71st birthday, we celebrate.

Born as German bombs rained down on Liverpool in 1940, Lennon was born to Alf and Julia Lennon, a forbidden couple that flouted class convention in a still hierarchical society. That, years later, their son would be a self-styled Working Class Hero seems, in retrospect, predetermined by the scandal into which he was born.

That awareness of the economic and social lines dug deep into Scouse society was aided by his unconventional childhood, which kicked off in earnest after he was forced, in a deep act of cruelty,...

Dirty Soap is a titillating look at a group of soap actors--Kelly Monaco, Nadia Bjorlin, Kirsten Storms, Farah Fath, J.P. Lavoisier and Galen Gering--as they navigate high-profile careers during pivotal moments in the industry and deal with their own real-life drama, which often rivals that of their daytime counterparts. Executive produced by Amber Mazzola’s Machete Productions and Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ Milojo Productions, the eight-episode, hour-long series, Dirty Soap, premieres September 25 at 10:00 p.m. Et/Pt only on E!

Watch a new promo for the show below.

Meet the Cast:

Kelly Monaco, a dazzling brunette beauty, is most famous for her starring role on the daytime drama General Hospital and being the first champion on Dancing With The Stars. In the mid-90’s, Kelly landed a recurring role on Baywatch and after numerous roles in film she eventually was cast as ‘Sam’ on Gh.

After listening to Ricky’s voicemails, Amy finds out she’s not the only one who has made that mistake; meanwhile Adrian goes on a date with Dante (Bow Wow) hoping to make Ricky jealous on The Secret Life Of The American Teenager, premiering on Monday, August 15 (8:00 – 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt).

In the one-hour episode, “4-1-1,” Ricky grows increasingly upset with Amy for going through his phone, and Amy feels guilty, only to later find out it seems that everyone does it.

Unable to trust each other, Ricky decides he needs a little space and time away from Amy, but finds a former foster “brother” at his door needing his help. Meanwhile, even though she believes her plan to get Ricky back is working, Adrian decides to go on a date with Dante (Bow Wow), who is a friend of Grace’s boyfriend. Although she wants to start dating again,...

We all love talking about who gets hosed when the Emmy nominations come out every year. In fact, we wouldn't have been doing our job if we didn't discuss the 2011 Emmy snubs almost as soon as the nominations were announced.

But we wanted to go a little further than just discussing this year's list of the dissed. We wanted to see what would happen if we put together an Emmy ballot of snubbed shows and stars -- meaning no nominations in their designated category -- from the last 10 or 15 years, to see what names we could find on that list. It turns out that the list of the snubbed is as accomplished, if not moreso, than the people who get nominated every year.

So here is a nomination ballot containing nothing but Emmy snubs. Let us know who would be on your ballot....

Outstanding Drama Series

"The Wire"

"Battlestar Galactica...

E! Lathers Up With New Fall Docu-series “Dirty Soap” Taking Viewers Inside The Real Lives Of Today’S Hottest Soap Stars

Executive Produced By Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos and Amber Mazzola, the Eight-Episode, Hour-Long Series Debuts September 25 at 10:00 p.m., Et/Pt on E!

Read the full press release from E! below:

(Los Angeles, CA, July 28, 2011) – They’ve been killers, ghosts, homeless, prostitutes, prisoners and even murder victims – but it’s off the set of their famous soaps where the real drama begins. Featuring a drop-dead gorgeous ‘who’s who’ of daytime television – Kelly Monaco (General Hospital), Nadia Bjorlin (Days Of Our Lives), Kirsten Storms (General Hospital), Farah Fath (One Life To Live), Jp Lavoisier (One Life To Live), and Galen Gering (Days Of Our LIVESs) – Dirty Soap is a titillating look at these stunning thespians as they navigate high-profile careers during pivotal moments in the industry and deal with their own real-life drama,...

After Amy discovers why Ricky was denied acceptance into the nearby college, she makes it her mission to fix the matter, while Ben struggles with the idea of just being Adrian’s roommate, on The Secret Life Of The American Teenager, premiering on Monday, July 25 (8:00 – 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt).

In the one-hour episode, “Cute,” Ricky confides in Amy why he was denied entrance to his college of choice. This infuriates Amy, who is determined to try and make it right. She ignores Ricky’s pleas to leave it alone and takes matters into her own hands, but can she really help? Meanwhile, Ben is unaware of Adrian’s secret plan, and while Grace tries to tell him what she knows, her efforts lead Ben to believe Adrian’s seeing another man.

The series cast includes Shailene Woodley, Ken Baumann, Mark Derwin, India Eisley, Greg Finley, Daren Kagasoff, Megan Park,...

Adrian and Ben experience a heart-breaking tragedy, on The Secret Life Of The American Teenager, premiering on Monday, June 6 (8:00 – 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt).

In the one-hour episode, “Or Not to Be…,” Adrian and Ben prepare for the imminent arrival of their daughter. When Adrian experiences discomfort, the couple – believing she is about to go into labor – are instructed by their doctor to leave for the hospital. Ben and Adrian agree not to call anyone until they know more, but as word spreads she is in the hospital, family and friends gather there to share the joyous occasion. But the couple learn some devastating news that will change their lives forever and will need those closest to them for support.

The series cast includes Shailene Woodley, Ken Baumann, Mark Derwin, India Eisley, Greg Finley, Daren Kagasoff, Megan Park, Francia Raisa with Steve Schirripa and Molly Ringwald. In “…Or Not to Be,...

Tune in alert for Drew Carey's Improv-a-Ganza Clips: "Cabo San Lucas" & "Kicking it with a Stripper." Gsn fired over two new clips from Drew Carey.s Improv-a-Ganza. Drew Carey.s Improv-a-Ganza is different than "Whose Line is it Anyway" as Drew opens the show and acts as scene set-up moderator, wrangling the top improv and comedic actors of our time, Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, and Greg Proops, who enact skits based on audience suggestions. The cast is all top form, as Kathy Kinney, Brad Sherwood, Wayne Brady, and Jonathan Mangum add to the line up. Check out Drew Carey.s Improv-a-Ganza, at 8:00Pm Et on Gsn. In the first clip, Jeff and Ryan prepare for two singing Hispanic Men...

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1937: Jackie Ormes, the first African American female cartoonist created her earliest cartoon. It was an action, romance, and soap opera comic featuring a Black heroine named Torchy Brown.

1939: Radio soap opera Los Jasmines Del '80 debuted in Argentina.

1989: Soap veteran actor Douglass Watson, best known as Mac Cory from Another World, died at age 68. He won two Daytime Emmys for the role.

2004: Passions co-stars Lindsay Korman and Justin Harley marry in real life. Lindsay is currently starring on All My Children as Cara.

2010: Legendary actress Helen Wagner passed away at age 91 after 54 years on As The World Turns.

Celebrating a birthday today are:

Judy Collins (ex-Judith, The Doctors) - 73

Stephen Macht (ex-Trevor, General Hospital; ex-Joe, Knots Landing) - 69

Joanna Lumley (ex-Elaine, Coronation Street) - 65

Julie Benz (ex-Robin, Desperate Housewives) - 39

Darius McCrary (Malcolm, The Young And The Restless) - 35

Farah Fath (Gigi,...

Atrocious title aside, this improvised comedy gameshow is a worthier successor to Whose Line Is It Anyway‘s crown than BBC2′s recent Fast & Loose, primarily because it’s the same basic show with only minor differences. A svelte Drew Carey (host of Whose Line‘s Us remake) ostensibly takes charge, supported by a bunch of all-star improvisers: Whose Lineveterans Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Greg Proops, Chip Esten, Jeff Davis and Brad Sherwood, teamed with Jonathan Magnum and Sean Masterson from Drew Carey’s Green Screen (a short-lived post-Whose Line improv show), and joined by Kathy Kinney and MADtv’s Heather Anne Campbell.

The series was shot at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, giving Improv-a-Ganza the unshakeable feel of Whose Line Is It Anyway: Live In Vegas. It’s pretty much the same format, just with a more impressive stage and trivial tweaking. The biggest change is the lack...

Filmed at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, "Drew Carey's Improv-a-Ganza" features a solid troupe of actors and comics led by Drew Carey in a raucous and never the same instant improv stage show, direct by the audience. Earlier in the show's taping, a week after the big "Two and Half Men" meltdown, actor Charlie Sheen's impromptu appearance on Gsn's new series shocked even Drew Carey, who was not expecting him. The genius improv skills of Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Greg Proops, Jonathan Mangum, Kathy Kinney and Jeff Davis combine with Carey's knack for making the most ordinary thing in life a hilarious venture, as Gsn.s original new upcoming series "Drew Carey.s Improv-a-Ganza" will absolutely become a family favorite.

The smartest, hippest, limber-ist and coolest comic actors are joining forces on Gsn's "Drew Carey's Improv-a-Ganza" set to air this Monday, April 11 at 8 Pm. The genius improv skills of Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Greg Proops, Jonathan Mangum, Kathy Kinney and Jeff Davis combine with Carey's knack for making the most ordinary thing in life a hilarious venture, as Gsn.s original new upcoming series "Drew Carey.s Improv-a-Ganza" will absolutely become a family favorite. It's so well done, and never the same show twice. Colin Mochrie took time out to speak with Monsters and Critics while we were in Las Vegas checking out the show live at the MGM. Mochrie talked about the art of good...

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'The Secret Life of the American Teenager'

Network: ABC Family

Air Date: Mondays, 8Pm Et

Starring: Shailene Woodley, India Eisley, Daren Kagasoff, Ken Baumann, Megan Park, Francia Raisa, Greg Finley, Renee Olstead, Molly Ringwald, Mark Derwin, Josie Bissett, Steve Schirripa, Jennifer Coolidge, Kathy Kinney

TV Rating: TV-14 D, for suggestive dialogue

What's It All About?

All it took was a one night stand at band camp to change Amy Juergens' life forever. Now with a young son, Amy spends her high school years as a teen mom while while trying to maintain a semblance of a normal teenage life.

 

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Remember Whose Line Is It Anyway? and the several improv comedy programs that it spawned after its cancellation? Well, we're glad to announce that Drew Carey is back with another hilarious game show, wherein the points just don't matter.

Drew Carey's Improv-a-Ganza features a wide range of improv comedians all ready to take the stage this month on Gsn. Familiar faces like Ryan Stiles and Kathy Kinney will be back, but you might also be surprised at the roster of guest stars they have.

Charlie Sheen will help launch Drew Carey’s new original prime-time comedic series ‘Improv-a-Ganza’ by guest starring on its second episode. The show is slated to air on Tuesday, April 12, 2011 on Gsn, and will feature Sheen joining Carey and the rest of the cast in improv performances at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Sheen taped his episode on January 18 alongside some of the show’s regular cast members, including his former ‘Two and a Half Men’ co-star Ryan Stiles, Carey, Colin Mochrie and Grep Proops. ‘Improv-a-Ganza’ also stars Heather Anne Campbell, Jeff Davis, Chip Esten, Kathy Kinney, Jonathan Mangum, Sean Masterson and Brad Sherwood. Wayne Brady [...]...

Kathy Kinney is part of the ass-kicking ensemble of players for Gsn's "Drew Carey's Improv-a-Ganza" coming April 11 to Gsn. If you were a fan of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" both the UK and the USA versions - you are in for a great good time with the new improv series with lots of old favorites from Drew Carey's past smallscreen life. Carey has roped in the best, Kathy Kinney, Jeff Davis, Chip Esten, Greg Proops, Brad Sherwood, Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles and Jonathan Mangum. Taped at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Improv-a-Ganza is a bit slower than "Whose Line" and relies on the audience fully to drive the action. Monsters and Critics received an exclusive...

Despite being fired from "Two and a Half Men", Charlie Sheen will not be absent from small screen too long. The 45-year-old is set to appear in an episode of Drew Carey's new show entitled "Improv-a-Ganza" during the premiere week.

In the episode that will be aired on Tuesday, April 12, Sheen joins Carey and other cast like Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, and Greg Proops for an impromptu appearance in front of live audience at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. His episode was taped on January 18, before he was entangled in a drug binge that led to a drama involving "Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre.

"Improv-a-Ganza" itself will be premiered on Monday, April 11, 2011 at 8 P.M. and 11 P.M. Et/Pt on Gsn. Other cast of the show are Heather Anne Campbell, Jeff Davis, Chip Esten, Kathy Kinney, Jonathan Mangum, Sean Masterson, and Brad Sherwood,...