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Your news......with sass. Presented by bus stations. They'll make you wait for a bus and not an outburst when you miss it. Here now is..... Pierre Kelly!


Me: Hi everyone, good afternoon from the Pacific Bay area and ‬TGIF! Hope you are well. And if you aren't well, well........



Today is National  Tv dinner day. And we're glad to have you with us today, so grab a TV dinner in front of the screen and get.....wired!




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Rock a Bye Dead Baby 


“Labor of Love” is not getting a second season at Fox, the network’s head of alternative content, Rob Wade, confirmed to TheWrap ahead of Fox’s presentation at the Television Critics Association’s virtual press tour Wednesday.

The unscripted series — which, as Fox described in its series announcement, “levels up dating to mating” — centered on former “Bachelor” contestant Kristy Katzmann as she auditioned 15 potential suitors hoping to be the father of her future children.

“Sex and the City” star Kristin Davis hosted the show, which ran for eight episodes last summer. 38-year-old sales and marketing executive Kyle Klinger was chosen by Katzmann as the winner and future father of her children.


“At the end of the day, I feel really, really proud of the decisions that I made,” Katzmann said in an interview with People following the season. “I think I really stayed true to myself, and I made the best decision that I could at the time with the information that I had. … We didn’t actually have that much time to spend together on the show, and I think as we got on the other side of the show, unfortunately it just kind of became clear that we just weren’t compatible.”

Howard Owens, Ben Silverman, Anne Walls, Spike Van Briesen and Laurie Girion served as executive producers on “Labor of Love,” which hailed from Propagate and Full Picture.


Head Bake


Top-tier bakers and engineers team up on missions to build delectable, incredible designs for a $100,000 prize and the title of world's best bakineers.

BAKING IMPOSSIBLE

Launch date: Baking Impossible premieres in two batches October 6 and 13

Format: 8 episodes

Host: Justin Willman

Judges: Andrew Smyth, Joanne Chang and Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi

Synopsis: Baking Impossible is a new competition series that pairs the most creative and innovative bakers with the best and brightest engineers to make creations that are beyond our wildest imaginations - the kicker is, it's their first time working together! Every episode, teams of Bakineers (1 baker + 1 engineer) will compete in designing and baking creations that are required to not only taste delicious, but also survive intense engineering stress tests. Imagine an edible boat that floats, edible mini golf courses or an edible skyscraper that must withstand a simulated quake.




And the trailer is thus. Roll it!






Is there a Ninja on a talk show?



elevision host and former NFL player Akbar Gbajabiamila joins THE TALK for season 12 as new host of the Daytime Emmy Award-winning talk show, with Sheryl Underwood, Amanda Kloots and Jerry O'Connell, premiering Monday, Sept. 13. Gbajabiamila appeared as a guest co-host on multiple episodes in June and July.

"It's a new day in daytime for season 12 of THE TALK, and we are thrilled to welcome Akbar to the family. His engaging personality, openness and quick wit really impressed us when he appeared as a guest co-host last season," said Heather Gray, executive producer and showrunner of THE TALK.

"Akbar's candor and humor come with ease and are great additions to the conversation. Also, his relatability as a husband and father creates a special connection with the viewers that is invaluable," added Kristin Matthews, executive producer and showrunner.

"It is an absolute honor to be joining THE TALK as a host! I am so excited for this new generation of such a long-standing establishment. To be a part of this diverse group is truly a dream and a new statement for THE TALK. In a world as divided as ours, I look forward to showing up as my fun and authentic self every day and advocating for conversation over confrontation," said Akbar Gbajabiamila.

Currently, Gbajabiamila is the host of NBC's competition series "American Ninja Warrior" and "American Ninja Warrior Junior." He became a published author in 2019 with his critically acclaimed debut book, Everyone Can Be a Ninja: Find Your Inner Warrior and Achieve Your Dreams. He also executive produced the 2020 award winning film "Sylvie's Love." As a professional athlete, Gbajabiamila played five years in the NFL as a linebacker and defensive end, with the Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers and Miami Dolphins, before retiring in 2008.

A Los Angeles native, Gbajabiamila grew up in the Crenshaw district with his parents, both of whom were born and raised in Nigeria, and six siblings. Gbajabiamila played football at San Diego State University and graduated with a degree in communications and new media studies. Later, he completed a certified entrepreneurship program at the Wharton School of Business in 2005.

While playing for the Chargers, Gbajabiamila contributed to KSWB, an NBC radio affiliate in San Diego, and co-hosted "Football Night in San Diego" from 2007-2008. He went on to serve as an analyst for the Mountain Network and CBS Sports before joining the NFL Network in 2012.

Gbajabiamila has a long history of volunteering and social consciousness, and currently serves as a board member for the Asomugha Foundation, an organization aimed at creating better educational opportunities for impoverished communities. Also, he founded Rush The Passer, a year-round athletic, academic and life skills program for youth in Southern California. Gbajabiamila also serves on the board of the Michael J. Fox Foundation.

Gbajabiamila resides in Los Angeles with his wife, four children and two dogs.








Now we swing right into a special honor where it takes a few out of many ninjas in a dojo to fufill the following obligations:

must have a length of at least one year, can be of any variety or stick to a common game, viewership numbers on average and the most important category of all: the ability to play Jackbox games on any days or a moment's notice. Yes, Livewire! is proud to award.....





The Twitchhead of the month award! This month's recipient: Kraken Inferno. Sounding like a cross between Grover and Hoots the Owl from Sesame Street, Kraken turns a circle of you know what into a a good time. You may think he's just gaming while playing Assasin's Creed, The Ascent or Fall Guys, well, he decides to party. And party he will. His streaming room becomes a welcome mat to anyone and everyone who joins his stream. He wears all types of headgear and eye gear and gets in your face with a camera to get you extreme, too. By the top of the hour, chat picks a number from 1-100 and in about 10 seconds, the d100 dice will roll and whoever came closer to that number becomes the champion for that hour and by that champion's honor, he'll spin the Kraken Inferno Craze wheel, the best darn craze wheel since..............1994. It's filled with bad jokes, magic stuff among other things. Here are his highlights:
















But he has his own collection at: 



That's where he wore from head and eyegear from his own streams, and as for his stream, join the party at:




So Kraken Inferno, the guy who wants to become the hype man for the Seattle Kraken if they hire you someday................


https://youtu.be/QCt2L9VSL1Y


You are the Twitchhead of the month for September of 2021. You get an imaginary plaque to hang on the wall, bragging rights and what else, Colbi King? 


Colbi: $50 worth of bitcoin from Kraken where you buy, sell and trade cyptocurrency. Buy as little as 10 and get up to 50 or more cyrptocurrencies. Pierre? 


Me: Thank you Colbi, tune in again next month as we release another nomination into the Twitch wild.


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And we throw in Nephew Tommy as the baliff.


ABC'S NEW COURTROOM COMEDY, "JUDGE STEVE HARVEY" (WORKING TITLE), IS IN SESSION

STEVE HARVEY TO STAR

ABC announced today the greenlight of 10-episode courtroom comedy series "Judge Steve Harvey" (working title). The judge, the jury and the star of the series, Steve Harvey, will welcome a variety of conflicts and characters to his courtroom - from small claims to big disputes and everything in between. Steve plays by his own rules, basing his courtroom on his own life experiences and some good old common sense. The one-hour primetime unscripted comedy "Judge Steve Harvey" (working title) will premiere on ABC in 2022.

Casting is currently underway for the series. More information can be found here.

From Steve Harvey, "Judge Steve Harvey" (working title) is produced by Den of Thieves in association with Walt Disney Television's newly formed alternative unit. Steve Harvey, Brandon Williams, and Den of Thieves' Jesse Ignjatovic, Evan Prager, Jared Morrell and Barb Bialkowski serve as executive producers, with Myeshia Mizuno as showrunner and executive producer.

Follow "Judge Steve Harvey" (#JudgeSteveHarvey) on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.








And now big news from the current host of Pyramid.



 




Here's your Twitch Clip of the day.  Twitch streamer Kimisgreat gets a jump scare. I'll let you watch it.





Someone new to Game Show Live! is Tricia Holly. Do you know why she's auditioning for American Idol? Just watch.






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#todayIlearned that if someone from American Ninja Warrior can host a talk show, then why will Matt Iseman replace Wendy Williams if she retires? That we don't know. 


This weekend marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Please be with the ones you love and cherish who have been through that day. Let's all get together next 2 weeks when we hear................


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