MeeVee Exclusive! Interview with The Bachelor: Rome's Prince Lorenzo Borghese
He’s an Italian prince who doesn’t speak Italian, but he clearly knows the language of love. Lorenzo Borghese, the dreamy-eyed megaprize on The Bachelor: Rome, is poised to make his monumental decision next week. The field of 27 woo-worthy women has been narrowed to just two gems: Sadie, the marketing manager/virgin from San Diego, and Jen, the quiet but magnetic teacher from Miami. Lorenzo recently revealed a little backstage rivalry from this cult show, and while he wouldn’t hint at who has won his love, he did have dirt to dish.
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Desperate Housewives: Neighborhood Watch
After last week’s discovery of Art’s underage pleasure den on Desperate Housewives, Lynette goes to the authorities to report the seemingly pedophiliac tendencies of her new neighbor. When she’s not taken seriously, Lynette (on leave from her job after the shooting incident) takes it upon herself to become the unofficial neighborhood watchdog. Keeping vigil at her front window, and not letting her kids leave the house unsupervised, becomes her new 24-hour job. But it’s a game of cat and mouse. Before you can say, “Want some candy, little boy?” Art tells Lynette -- now his nemesis -- that he was merely storing all the toys and games until the children’s hospital could pick them up. How sweet. Still, what about those compromising photos of half-naked young lads? Lynette remains visibly spooked, so Tom suggests that she see a shrink -- but that's next week.
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Totally Frakked: Battlestar Galactica - Cylon Threesome Good; Adama Retcon Bad
Battlestar Galactica has a real literary feel these days. The Cylons are morphing into characters from a 1970s SF sexploitation novel, while Galactica's crew seems more like the one in Iain M. Banks' brilliant novel, Consider Phlebas. The former is slightly good, the latter... not good at all. Everybody likes a little Cylon sex, and we certainly get that in the latest episode, “Hero.” After Baltar's torturegasm last week, he scored big. The D'Anna Cylon wakes up naked in a sumptuous, silky-velvety Cylon bed with Baltar and Number Six. Way to go, everybody! Back on Galactica, we're not getting the sexylove vibe. It's everybody versus everybody when one of Adama's former pilots, Bulldog, arrives on the ship, full of bad feelings about being in a Cylon prison for three years.
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Amazing Race: No Regrets... Except Losing a Million Dollars
The Amazing Race started where we left off last week, with the "To Be Continued...," not-so-much-a-cliffhanger ending. The teams are less than enthused that there's another leg to endure before any Philimination business can take place, but they take their lumps and get to business in Ukraine. Team Cho runs possibly the worst leg ever run in an Amazing Race, taking so many missteps along the way, it's shocking that they even make it to the mat for their inevitable ousting.
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WWE: Putting the "World" Back in World Wrestling Entertainment
What could be more American (and less British) than wrestling? The gaudiness, the unrelenting competitiveness tempered by an inability to take itself seriously, the total reliance on stereotypes. Last week’s WWE Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown! took their traveling circuses to the other side of the pond, showcasing the WWE superstars in Manchester, England.
Generally, the locales of these shows seem to be of little importance. There’s no hometown advantage -- Batista is a good guy no matter where he wrestles. Still, you could see that the fans in Manchester favored polite applause over neon signs reading, "Suck it."
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Nov. 20: Michael Richards's Racist Tirade, Chris Daughtry Releases Album, Lauren Conrad Is Bad At Dating
*Fox News takes on The Daily Show [TVGasm]
*Leona Lewis has The X Factor [GMMR]
*American Idol runner-up has album coming out [Reality Blogs]
*The Hill's Lauren Conrad is bad at dating [The Hollywood Gossip]
*Tim Gunn hasn't signed on for fourth Project Runway [Reality Blurred]
*Let's see Michael Richards Yada Yada Yada his way out of this one [TMZ]
Tonight's Picks: Monday, Nov. 20
Heroes - Homecoming
Claire's high-school homecoming turns into an event marked by tragedy and change. Also, Nathan locates the painting Peter needs to "save the cheerleader, save the world"; a boy with a special gift draws Mohinder back to his father's research.
He's a Bully, Charlie Brown
Charlie Brown challenges a marble-shooting champion who's bullying the gang at summer camp.
How I Met Your Mother - Slap Bet
Everyone discovers that Robin has an aversion to malls because of a secret from her past, and Ted tries to get her to reveal what happened. Barney is convinced she made a porn film, while Marshall thinks she's married. Reverend: Wayne Nickel.
The Bachelor: Rome - Women Tell All
Ten rejected bachelorettes from the Rome cast are reunited to dish the dirt and throw some questions at Lorenzo.
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