Ryan Seacrest will take over the helm hosting Wheel of Fortune later this year, but fans of the show think someone else would do a better job filling Pat Sajak’s shoes. As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Pat Sajak announced his retirement earlier this year. Season 41 will be Pat’s final one as the longtime
We Are Family viewers showed concern when the game show’s usual host was missing from the finale, as he was in the emergency room a month ago. Actor and comedian Anthony Anderson has hosted the game show since its Fox debut. The multi-time Primetime Emmy nominee typically appears along with his mother, Doris Anderson, and
The Masked Singer is back this week with more performances from Group C, but there’s another surprise in store for fans of the quirky singing competition show. Fan-favorite guest panelist Joel McHale will be back in the judge’s seat! Viewers will probably know Joel McHale best as the host of The Soup, but a very
The Masked Singer is back for Season 3, making a high-profile return after last night’s Super Bowl. The series is bigger than ever as the first of three waves compete to go on to the next round. One of the biggest questions after last night’s premiere is: Who is the Llama? The Llama faced off
The Soup reality TV in review series is coming back, but it may be watered down from the previous Joel McHale-led iteration. On E!, there’s some big changes afoot, namely the long-running reality-in-review series The Soup, which is back on the network with a new tone and a new host, according to the announcement made
Joel McHale is everywhere. The host of ABC’s Card Sharks has made recent appearances on $25,000 Pyramid, Match Game and To Tell the Truth. This week he appears on two day time talk shows (The View and Live with Kelly and Ryan) as well as The Tonight Show. Billy Eichner is also being noticed a
A Futile and Stupid Gesture is still a David Wain movie even though it’s a biography. It’s fitting since it’s the biography of a satirist, so Wain finds self-referential ways to tell the story of National Lampoon founder Doug Kenney. The film begins with Doug as an old man (Martin Mull) calling out biopic tropes.