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NBC has decided to make a progressive, risky move and remake a game show from the entertainment capital of the world, Israel.

Maybe this means they’ll release Kenny Powers’ audiobook.

John Stamos does not wish to be the highest paid actor on television. He’s got his own money, thank you. Money he earned through hard work, good hygiene, and laughing at Dave Coulier’s jokes.

Paul F. Tompkins as a wisecracking villain? This stuff writes itself.

The LAPD are at Charlie Sheen’s house right now. No, they’re not there for the tiger blood.

Nickelodeon is rebooting the series (with a 2012 air date, per this teaser) with 26 all-new episodes.

Rob Lowe ain’t goin’ nowhere!

Hop into the A-Little-While-Back Machine with Nickelodeon.

Will she be required to roll around in cake with Deborah Gibson or go toe-to-toe with a Piranhceratops.

ABC cast O’Quinn (‘Lost’) in the new pilot “Hallelujah.” It’s a musical drama from “Desperate Housewives” showrunner Marc Cherry, so if O’Quinn wasn’t in it, I would find a way to anti-TiVO the show.

This one was so predictable that it probably doesn’t even qualify as news.

Tina Fey wasn’t available (probably).

Kristin Kreuk is going magic all up in this bitch.

In the new episode of his “Sheen’s Korner” web series, Sheen gave his audience what they wanted: craziness, somewhat higher production values, and more craziness.

If you’re a potential series like “Alcatraz,” how do you escape from pilot prison into the TV schedule? Answer: a “Created by J.J. Abrams” tattoo.

A few other actors who have a chance at “winning” a lead on “Two and a Half Men.” The list includes John Stamos, Martin Sheen and… Heather Locklear?

Make no mistake, Jon Cryer is 100% bastard. At least that’s what Sheen says, and he appears pretty credible these days.

Just when I thought I was out…

Author Michael Chabon is teaming up with HBO and his wife, Ayelet Waldman, for a project about a group of con men and magicians who team up to fight Hitler during World War II. Yup.

Charlie Sheen is wasting our attention.

A little dash of Cary Elwes couldn’t make ‘Wonder Woman’ worse, could it?

“Party Down” actor Ken Marino is coming to CBS. Hopefully, it won’t be like when “The State” left MTV for CBS. *Shudders*

Jesus has signed on to play the lead in “Person Of Interest,” the CBS pilot from J.J. Abrams and Jonah Nolan.

Spike TV has partnered with Taiwanese company NMA to bring us a 30 minute special featuring CGI Charlie Sheen scenes (or “scheens” to use the abbreviation).

This is the coolest thing to happen since the mighty Gronyok was slain by Tyrus the Great.

Spacey. Fincher. Thatcher.

Elizabeth Hurley thinks Wonder Woman needs to be held down by force.

Who better to pen the definitive Charlie Sheen rap ballad than a white guy in a hipster scarf?

It’s a soapy drama that takes place in the swingin’ 60′s, about the lives of sexy stewardesses back when it was okay to call them that. And slap their butts in public.

This show is nothing like ‘Men of a Certain Age’, OK?