MeeVee Exclusive: Interview with The Office's Oscar Nunez
Oscar Nunez will go down for receiving the most awkward kiss in television history and he couldn’t be happier. The incredibly busy comedian and actor who stars on The Office agreed to give us an interview at a moment’s notice and we gladly obliged. Here’s what he had to say about locking lips with Steve Carell, MySpace, and what’s in store for him outside The Office.
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Survivor: Cook Islands - There's Nothin' Like a Blindside
Listen up, class – today’s lesson is simple: when you’re stranded on an island with cutthroat peeps all vying for a million bucks, don’t get comfortable. Don’t take naps. Don’t act cocky. This week’s Survivor: Cook Islands episode stands as a huge heaping dose of humble pie for poor. J.P. The pro volleyball hottie with acres of brawn and bossiness just got served.
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Lucas Gives up on Movie Biz, Vows to bring Overhyped Garbage to the Small Screen
Cash cow George Lucas appears to be giving up on traditional theatrical films and ushering in the age of pay-per-view television and Internet distribution. George sounded downright jaded about the movie industry in a recent interview with Variety, saying, “As far as Lucasfilm is concerned, we've moved away from the feature film thing because it's too expensive and it's too risky.”
Lucas went on to say that for the $200 million he would have to spend on a theatrical feature, he can make 50 to 60 two-hour TV movies, adding, "I think the secret to the future is quantity.” This seems like a natural progression for George, since he clearly gave up on quality decades ago.
Grey's Anatomy: Shut up, Meredith!
Grey's Anatomy would have been channel-changing-worthy this week were it not for Little Miss Sunshine star Abigail Breslin. She's the Dakota Fanning of the people, and I dare you to not like her. I double dare you. I TRIPLE DOG DARE YOU!
As per usual, each character's story arc has its own allegory in the form of a patient's. Cristina is having a tough time with Burke's recuperation but when an epileptic patient's wife learns to be more supportive, so does Cristina.
Ultimate Fighting: The New Boxing
The concept of watching two guys beat the heck out of each other as entertainment probably dates back to the neanderthals. While many say that it never shed these un-evolved roots, its enduring popularity, especially among young men, is impossible to deny. Witness the rapid rise of ultimate fighting, a welcome alternative to the lumbering dinosaur that is post-Tyson boxing.
Headlines: Friday, Oct. 6
Casting Call: When I Knew, an HBO Documentary
Documentarians Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato (The Eyes of Tammy Faye, The RuPaul Show, Inside Deep Throat, TransGeneration) are producing a film for HBO Films based on the successful book by Robert Trachtenberg, When I Knew, and they want to hear your story. They are keen to include as many voices from the gay and lesbian community as possible.
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Weekend Picks: Oct. 6-8
Battlestar Galactica - Season Premiere
Season 3 kicks off with Col. Tigh and Starbuck weathering hellish conditions as a resistance cell strikes back against the Cylon occupation of New Caprica.
20/20 - Lazy in America
A report on laziness in the U.S. includes a history of slacking.
Amazing Race 10 - I Know Phil, Little Ol' Gorgeous
The teams race through Vietnam and navigate their way around rocky islands and through rough waters. At a roadblock, teams must ascend and rappel a cliff that's 90 feet high. One racer injures a leg and has to stop for medical attention.
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