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John Carroll Lynch has delivered so many performances, on so many sets, for both the big and small screen, that it is almost ridiculous. Just a few highlights of his hundreds of credits include: The Drew Carey Show, Fargo, Zodiac, Big Sky, American Horror Story, The Trial of The Chicago 7, and his latest, Sorry Baby. On this episode, he gives us a deep dive into his approach to the work, and how it has evolved over the years. He explains the benefits of highlighting the text based on lexical categories, how directing his first feature Lucky (with Harry Dean […]

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Kaitlin Olson's new detective series is climbing the streaming charts. After appearing in several small roles, Olson's first major role was on The Drew Carey Show as a recurring character in the final two seasons. After that series ended, Olson had her breakout role as Denise "Sweet Dee" Reynolds in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphiain 2005.

With It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 17 completed, Olson has been consistently in the spotlight for the past two decades. She starred in The Mick for two seasons, provided the voice of Destiny in Finding Dory, and currently has a recurring role as DJ Vance on Hacks. However, Olson's latest starring role may...

Chuck Lorre is back with a new sitcom, titled “Leanne,” led by standup comedian Leanne Morgan.

The sitcom follows Leanne as her life gets turned upside down after her husband of 33 years leaves her for another woman, leading her to lean on her twice-divorced sister Carol (Kristen Johnston) and her family to get through the tough spot.

Learn more about the cast of the new Netflix sitcom below, and where you might have seen them before.

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Leanne Morgan as Leanne

Comedian Leanne Morgan plays the sitcom’s titular character Leanne, who is in for the shock of her life when her husband of 33 years leaves her for another woman.

Outside of her standup, Morgan can be seen in “You’re Cordially Invited” and “Sun Moon.”

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Kristen Johnston as Carol

Kristen Johnston plays Carol, Leanne’s sister who helps her navigate her divorce from first-hand experience,...

Reba show fans, come to the front, because we might have just found your next summer binge-watch. Produced by Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory) and Susan McMartin (Mom), Leannefollows real-life stand-up comedian Leanne Morgan, who is struggling to find herself again after her husband of 33 years leaves her for another woman. With the help of her family and friends, Leanne tries to navigate starting over in her 50s, in addition to re-entering the dating scene and supporting her adult children as a now single mom. Not only has the new comedy series claimed the number two spot on the Netflix Top 10 Shows list after premiering on the streaming service on July 31, but it also managed to score pretty high on the Popcornmeter on Rotten Tomatoes, proving that fans are loving this Southern-based sitcom — and we’re confident Reba fans will, too.

While Leanne has received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics,...

Chuck Lorre’s new sitcom Leanne is bringing back Ryan Stiles into the spotlight. The actor-comedian played the role of dryly hilarious Herb Melnick, Judith’s second husband, who gets along very well with her ex-husband Alan and his brother in Two and a Half Men.

With his impeccable timing, understated delivery, and ability to bring levity to even the most absurd moments, Stiles gave a standout performance as one of the most underrated stars on the CBS sitcom. Herb, however, made a sudden departure from the series following Season 10. Though he returned, it was only a brief appearance in the final season of the show.

However, now more than a decade later, he is reuniting with Lorre in his upcoming Netflix series. But rather than supporting roles, this series features him in the leading role of Bill.

Ryan Stiles Is Back in a Chuck Lorre Show After 15 Years

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On Wednesday July 23 2025, ABC broadcasts Who Wants to Be a Millionaire!

In the Hot Seat: Drew Carey & Aisha Tyler; Matt Damon & Ken Jennings Season 4 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” promises to be an exciting one, featuring a star-studded lineup of celebrity contestants. This episode, titled “In the Hot Seat,” will showcase Drew Carey, Aisha Tyler, Matt Damon, and Ken Jennings as they take on the challenging trivia questions in hopes of winning money for their chosen charities.

Drew Carey, known for his humor and quick wit, will bring his unique style to the game. Fans of “The Drew Carey Show” and “The Price Is Right” will likely be eager to see how he handles the pressure of the hot seat. Aisha Tyler, a talented actress and comedian, is also known for her sharp intellect, making her a formidable contestant. Together, they will...

Prime Video’s “Bosch” spinoff series is here, and you’ll probably recognize quite a few faces in “Ballard.” But, if you’re struggling to place them, we can help you out.

Now streaming, and based on Michael Connelly’s bestselling novels, “Ballard” centers on Detective Renee Ballard, the fearless new leader of LAPD’s cold case unit. The thing about this unit is, it’s made up entirely of volunteers, and has no money being funneled into it to help.

Still, those volunteers are pretty good. Here’s who you’ll recognize among them.

Maggie Q in “Ballard.” (Greg Gayne/Prime Video) Reneé Ballard (Maggie Q)

Reneé Ballard leads the LAPD’s new cold case division, and is the protagonist of our story. She’s played by Maggie Q, who you might recognize from the “Divergent” franchise, “Designated Survivor” and more.

Courtney Taylor (Zamira Parker) in Ballard. Patrick Wymore...

For sitcom fans, Leanne Morgan's upcoming Netflix sitcom inspires the felling of "we're so back" that we haven't felt in some time. While comedy series are alive and well on the small screen in various ways, it's taken some time to get the multi-cam sitcom back into fashion. Not only is that what we have from the comedian, but we also have a sitcom titled after the star. See! We're so back!

Leanne follows in the footsteps of a lot of great and nostalgic eponymous sitcoms like Reba, Roseanne, George Lopez, and so many others by getting right down to the reason we're all tuning in: The leading star! The newly released official trailer for Leanne more than proves that Morgan's comedy perfectly translates from her stage stand-up to a laugh-inducing 30-minute series.

Leanne on Netflix trailer previews new family comedy

The trailer released on July 1 introduces the premise...

When it comes to sitcoms and their theme songs, there are a few different categories. First are those that debut with the perfect theme song and never change it — shows like Cheers, The Jeffersons and Welcome Back, Kotter. Then there are those that keep things fresh by using the same song, but with different arrangements, like how The Cosby Show or Frasier changed its opening theme a bit each year or how Growing Pains kept the same theme, but occasionally altered who performed it. Of course, there are also the shows that completely switch themes. Happy Days, for example, began with “Rock Around the Clock” but transitioned to the more remembered “Happy Days” theme in Season Three.

But there is one more category: The shows that never seem to make up their mind about what their theme song is. Every few seasons, a brand new song introduces the show, only...

“Shrinking” star Christa Miller and “The Bear” star Abby Elliott agree that their “mugging” for the camera days are behind them.

Speaking on TheWrap’s “Leading With Laughter: Crafting Unforgettable Characters” panel at Wednesday’s inaugural Women of Comedy Emmy Showcase in Beverly Hills, the two TV comedy actresses shared that as the small screen has evolved towards highly produced limited series and shifted away from the multi-cam sitcom, their style has adapted, too.

“I started in sketch comedy, I really thought that comedy was, when I was starting out, pushing for a laugh,” Elliott said. “I had never really done anything as serious as ‘The Bear,’ and in that, you know, I really had to kind of act.”

Moderated by Whitney Cummings, the panel also included Wendi McLendon-Covey of “St. Denis Medical” and Brenda Song of “Running Point.” McLendon-Covey echoed the “Saturday Night Live” star-turned-sitcom actress, saying the industry...

Cleveland Rocks! Except, why did it take so long? More than 20 years after The Drew Carey Show went off the air, it has finally come to DVD. While it has gotten the disc treatment through the first season and compilations, this May marked the first time ever that The Drew Carey Show has ever received a Complete Series box set. But that might need an asterisk…

As you might have expected, the primary issue came down to music rights. And while a lot was cleared up in the process, it’s absolutely worth noting that this box set of The Drew Carey Show is not truly complete. As stated on the back of the box set, the following episodes are not included: season four’s “Drew’s Dance Party Special”, season seven’s “Drew Carey’s Back-to-School Rock ‘n’ Roll Comedy Hour (Parts 1 & 2)” and season eight’s “What’s Love Got to Do with It?...

Long before Marvel was crossing over the superheroes in their films at every chance, prime-time sitcoms figured out that people love to see a character from one show appear in another. Or, at least, people like the idea of it. While some crossovers come off like Thor and Hulk in Thor: Ragnarok — an epic team-up with hilarious moments — others are more like Thor and the Guardians of the Galaxy in Thor: Love and Thunder — a disappointing mess that fails to deliver on its potential.

Superheroes aside, here are the five most ill-conceived sitcom crossovers of all time…

5 ‘The Simpsons’ and ‘Futurama’

The very idea of Homer Simpson sharing a few cans of Duff with Bender is inspired. Unfortunately, the Simpsons episode “Simpsorama,” which crossed over with Futurama, failed to deliver at every turn. The episode checks all the boxes for what you’d want to see these characters do together...

Netflix has shared a first look at Leanne, a new comedy series starring Leanne Morgan and co-created by Susan McMartin, Chuck Lorre, and Morgan. All 16 episodes of the series will premiere globally on Netflix on July 31.

In the series, Leanne’s life takes an unexpected turn when her husband of 33 years leaves her for another woman. Starting over when you’re a grandmother and in menopause isn’t exactly what she had in mind, but with the help of her family, she will navigate this new chapter with grace, dignity, and jello salad.

For Morgan, the series is a childhood dream realized. “I can’t believe it has come true!” the comedian said. “When I started comedy 25 years ago, my goal was to be a part of a sitcom. It just goes to show you it’s never too late, and dreams do come true. I’m a grandmama from Tennessee,...

Next month will mark the 18th anniversary of when Drew Carey was first handed the reins of The Price Is Right on CBS. Receiving the reins from the legendary Bob Barker, he's since become a fixture of daytime television in American households in his own right, spearheading a widespread upgrade of the classic game show with a shiny new look, special themed weeks, and a more inclusive approach. One thing he still struggles to do after over three decades on the small screen, however, is watch his old episodes. In an interview with Parade celebrating the release of a special 30th anniversary edition of The Drew Carey Show: The Complete Series on DVD, he opened up about his feelings seeing himself on television and how it has affected him throughout his career.

“Not a lot of my fans know [that] I don't like watching myself on TV. I have a real hard time,...

Drew Carey has hosted The Price Is Right for almost 18 years, but in that time, he’s barely watched more than a few minutes of the show. The beloved host opened up in a recent interview with Parade, where he promoted the highly-anticipated release of the 30th-anniversary edition of The Drew Carey Show: The Complete Series on DVD, out this fall. In the interview, Carey admitted he doesn’t like watching himself on TV. “Not a lot of my fans know [that] I don’t like watching myself on TV. I have a real hard time,” he said. “I’ve sat in the editing room a few times on The Drew Carey Show, and I had to leave. I don’t do it that often because every time I saw it, I was like, ‘That’s what I look like? And that’s [how] I walk?’ I get so tired of seeing myself.

Days of Our Lives spoilers reveal that a new face is heading to Salem. Michael Dietz is joining the cast, and thanks to the promo video for April 28 to May 2, fans caught a glimpse of the new character that is entering the storylines, very soon. More details on this, below.

Welcome To Salem, Dr. Jeffrey Russell

Dietz is set to debut during the week of April 28, and TV Insider has reported that he’ll first appear on canvas during the Wednesday, April 30 episode. With that said, it sounds like he’ll be linked to Bo Brady’s (Peter Reckell) and Hope Williams Brady’s (Kristian Alfonso) return to the little town.

Although it doesn’t look like he’ll help ensure they get back home, safe and sound. Next week, fans will learn that Bo is dying, and from the preview, it seems as if Dr. Jeffrey Russell isn’t...

Actress Christa Miller is widely known for portraying comic characters in television series. She has appeared in The Drew Carey Show, Scrubs, Seinfeld, CSI: Miami, and more. The actress is currently playing Liz in Apple TV+’s Shrinking, which also stars Harrison Ford, Jason Segel, Jessica Williams, and others.

Christa Miller in Shrinking | Credits: Apple TV+

The actress was highly praised for her work on the show and has proved why she is known as the epitome of a comedic presence. Created by Bill Lawrence, Brett Goldstein, and Jason Segel, Shrinking has received a positive response from critics as well as audiences. Not only did the fans appreciate Miller’s character, Liz, but they also pointed out the changes in her appearance, which led them to wonder if the beloved actress had undergone surgery.

Fans speculate if Christa Miller underwent the knife for cosmetic procedures

There is one thing for...

Before she became everyone’s favorite goth forensic genius on NCIS, Pauley Perrette had already been in a short-lived but beloved legal drama that flew under the radar. A whole seven years before stepping into Abby Sciuto’s lab coat, she starred in a quirky two-season series that’s now got cult status among TV buffs.

Sadly, despite its charm and a loyal fanbase, the network pulled the plug way too soon. It’s one of those “canceled too early” heartbreakers and a hidden gem in Perrette’s pre-NCIS resume.

Before NCIS, Pauley Perrette starred in Murder One, a forgotten legal drama

Seven years before NCIS made her a household name, Pauley Perrette was already serving up standout performances — this time in a sharp, short-lived legal drama called Murder One. The show ran for two seasons on ABC, and Perrette joined the cast in Season 2, which aired in 1996. It didn’t last long,...

Back in the 20th century, it was very common to see a stand-up comic enter the Hollywood pipeline by starring in their own sitcom based on their acts. Comedians like Bob Newhart, Martin Lawrence, and Roseanne Barr went from performing on small stages around the country to appearing in basically every living room in America thanks to the miracle of television. But when it came to the Latino community, there was a clear lack of representation. That is, until George Lopez arrived on the scene in 2002 with "The George Lopez Show."

Created by Lopez, "The Drew Carey Show" creator Bruce Helford, and "Roseanne" writer Robert Borden,"George Lopez" premiered on March 27, 2002, after the Los Angeles native had tried to make a TV show happen since the early 1990s. He finally achieved his goal when he met Sandra Bullock backstage after a performance at the Brea Improv Comedy Club in 2000. With the award-winning actress' help,...

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We have sad news to report from the world of television.

Richard Chamberlain — the longtime star who headlined countless beloved series and mini-series over the past 60 years — has passed away.

Chamberlain would have turned 91 on Monday.

Richard Chamberlain attends the premiere of Showtime’s “Twin Peaks” at The Theatre at Ace Hotel on May 19, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)

News of his passing comes to us courtesy of his longtime partner, Martin Rabbett.

The world says goodbye to an iconic TV star

“Our beloved Richard is with the angels now. He is free and soaring to those loved ones before us,” Rabbett told CNN in a statement Sunday.

“How blessed were we to have known such an amazing and loving soul.”

No cause of death was mentioned in Rabbett’s statement.

Richard Chamberlain poses at an in-store appearance at the Virgin...

Actor Richard Chamberlain, known in part for his starring role in the original Shogun TV series, has passed away. He was 90 years old.

Per CNN, Chamberlain's publicist, Harlan Boll, confirmed that the actor died in Hawaii due to complications following a stroke. His passing happened just one day before he would have turned 91. Chamberlain's passing was further addressed by his longtime partner, Martin Rabbett.

“Our beloved Richard is with the angels now. He is free and soaring to those loved ones before us,” Rabbett said. “How blessed were we to have known such an amazing and loving soul.”

Boll's statement confirming Chamberlain's death noted that he was born in Los Angeles, California, and grew up in Beverly Hills with his parents and brother, Bill. Before getting into his acting career, he earned a bachelor's degree in arts from Pomona College. He then pursued the United States Army, serving 16 months in...

Richard Chamberlain, the spirited actor known for his handle of larger-than-life characters on both stage and screen, passed away peacefully on March 29, 2025, at the age of 90, two days shy of his 91st birthday. As per Variety, the actor died in Waimanalo, Hawai’i due to complications following a stroke.

Throughout his remarkable career, Chamberlain captivated audiences with his easy-on-the-eyes visage, commanding presence, and zest for life and all of its adventures. Between his star-making turn on the original medical procedural “Dr. Kildare” and his treasured performance in the original mini-series adaptation of James Clavell’s “Shōgun,” Chamberlain has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on arts and entertainment.

Born on March 31, 1934, in Beverly Hills, California, Chamberlain served as a sergeant in the U.S. Army during the Korean War before beginning his journey as an actor in the 1960s. Returning to Los Angeles after his service, Chamberlain co-founded the theater group Company of Angels,...

Richard Chamberlain has sadly passed away.

The actor, known for roles in Dr. Kildare, Shogun and The Thorn Birds among many other TV and movie productions, died at the age of 90 on Saturday night (March 29) in Waimanalo, Hawaii due to complications following a stroke, his publicist Harlan Boll told The Hollywood Reporter.

Sadly, it happened one day before his 91st birthday.

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“Our beloved Richard is with the angels now,” his former longtime partner Martin Rabbett said in a statement.

“He is free and soaring to those loved ones before us. How blessed were we to have known such an amazing and loving soul. Love never dies. And our love is under his wings lifting him to his next great adventure.”

Richard starred in dozens of productions, including Petulia, Three Musketeers films, King Solomon’s Mines and Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold.

He...

Drew Carey gave a shoutout to a special group attending a filming of The Price Is Right.

During the recently aired episode, the host interrupted the game show for a random announcement.

“Real quick, can I give a shoutout to Ryan and his group of Ryans?” he said, pointing them out in the audience.

Drew said 20,000 people are in their group, and anyone with the first name Ryan could join.

However, he also mentioned two individuals whom they want as members.

“They especially want Ryan Stiles and Ryan Gosling to join the group,” Drew said as applause and cheers erupted.

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Fans reacted to Drew’s random Tpir moment

Drew previously mentioned one of his favorite parts of hosting The Price Is Right is meeting the various audience members. That’s likely how he discovered the group of Ryans attending the show.

John Lithgow has revealed the story that changed his mind about one of his teen movies. Lithgow is a versatile actor who has held many roles in iconic film and television projects since he began his onscreen career in the 1970s. In addition to his Oscar-nominated performances in The World According to Garp and Terms of Endearment, this includes roles such as the Trinity Killer in the Showtime drama Dexter and Winston Churchill in Netflix's The Crown, both of which won him Primetime Emmy awards. He also recently played a supporting role in the Oscar-winning 2024 movie Conclave.

While Lithgow is a performer with a number of serious dramatic performances under his belt, he has also held roles in quite a few movies and television shows designed for families, children, and teenagers. This includes his run as alien patriarch Dick Solomon in the six-season sci-fi sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun,...

The relationship between Nina (Cynthia Watros) and her “frenemy” Ava Jerome (Maura West) is one of General Hospital‘s more complex dynamics. They got past the whole Nina stealing Ava’s daughter Avery after she gave birth only to have their bond torn apart over Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), a man they have both loved. The two women are set to interact again in the March 12 episode when Ava comes to Nina to ask her for a favor. Will this ask challenge the duo’s renewed friendship? TV Insider sat down with Watros, who made her daytime debut as Guiding Light‘s Annie Dutton in 1994. She won the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series in 1998. Before taking off for Hollywood, landing roles on Titus, The Drew Carey Show, and Lost, she showed just how much she loves the soap opera genre by stepping in temporarily as...

On Monday February 24 2025, ABC broadcasts Jimmy Kimmel Live!!

Chris Pratt; Drew Carey; Nathaniel Rateliff; Gregory Alan Isakov Season 23 Episode 76 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” promises an exciting lineup with notable guests. Airing soon on ABC, the show will feature actor Chris Pratt, known for his roles in popular films and series. Pratt’s charm and humor are expected to bring a lively energy to the late-night stage, making for an engaging conversation with Jimmy Kimmel.

Alongside Pratt, TV host Drew Carey will join the episode. Carey, famous for his work on “The Drew Carey Show” and “The Price is Right,” has a knack for entertaining audiences. His presence is likely to add a touch of nostalgia and laughter, as he shares stories from his career and life.

Music will also play a significant role in this episode. Nathaniel Rateliff and Gregory Alan Isakov, both talented musicians,...

Director and producer Judd Apatow is working on a new Netflix documentary about the late, great comedian Norm Macdonald, and he has taken to the internet to ask for help with his research. Apatow posted a picture of Macdonald, who died from leukemia in 2021, on Instagram and called on the public to take a trip down memory lane and send any photos, videos or recollections they have of the beloved comedian to an email address that has seemingly been set up to collate the information for his latest project. He wrote in the caption:

We need your photos and videos of Norm Macdonald for a documentary we are creating for Netflix. So if you happen to have anything you think might be helpful please e mail us at NormMacdonalddoc@gmail.com. If you just know about any interviews or interesting videos you think we may not have heard about or...

On Reddit’s r/television forum, TV buffs have been naming they believe were sabotaged by their networks — sabotaged, for example, by a storyline choice, by airing episodes out of order, by a conspicuous lack of promotion, or by a time slot change. “I have heard this story told many times about many shows,” one user wrote, starting the conversation on February 1. “But how many of these are actually malicious decisions, and how many are due to incompetence? What examples do we have where it is confirmed that a show was intentionally sabotaged by people who wanted an excuse to cancel them?” Here are some of the TV shows commenters cited: The Drew Carey Show One commenter wrote, “After The Drew Carey Show was renewed for Seasons 7, 8, and 9, the ratings slipped for Season 7. So, for Season 8, they moved the show to Monday nights opposite the popular CBS comedy block and Fear Factor,...

Drew Carey has worn many hats over the years, such as his hosting duties on The Price Is Right. Recently, some fans have taken to social media to show concern over the game show host. Notably, the change also had some fans reminiscing about the show’s previous host, Bob Barker.

Drew Carey Has Been A Comedian, Actor, & Even A Marine

Carey has had a long and storied career. In 1980, he joined the United States Marine Corps Reserve, serving as a field radio operator for the 25th Marine Regiment. By the end of the decade, he would establish himself as a stand-up comedian.

In 1995, Carey would star in his own sitcom, The Drew Carey Show, playing a fictionalized version of himself. The series proved popular, lasting nine years.

Drew Carey – YouTube

While still appearing on the sitcom, Carey started hosting duties on the improv series, Whose Line Is It Anyway?,...

Actor and comedian Drew Carey is known for making people laugh. Most recently, he is known for hosting The Price Is Right. However, the star has also admitted to having his darker days, even admitting that he had attempted to take his life more than once in his life.

Drew Carey Became The Host Of The Price Is Right In 2007

Carey is known for his work as an actor, comedian, and game show host. In the mid-1990s, he became known for starring in his own namesake sitcom, The Drew Carey Show.

Carey would then become known for hosting the American version of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, an improv comedy show. In 2007, he took over from Bob Barker as the host of The Price Is Right.

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As noted by Today, Carey talked to Access Hollywood’s Nancy O’Dell around the time he took on hosting duties for The Price Is Right.

Some viewers believe that some of The Price Is Right contestants go too far regarding their treatment of host Drew Carey.

The 66-year-old host has been at the helm of the game show since 2007, taking over for fan favorite Bob Barker.

Throughout Drew’s time hosting the show, there has been crazy behavior involving contestants, including their on-stage celebrations.

Contestants on The Price Is Right sometimes go into yelling fits, perform wild dances, slide or fall onto the floor, and rush over to hug the models.

While many winning contestants shake hands or high-five Drew, others tackle or bear-hug the host.

Fans called out a recent primetime episode of the show where a contestant’s hug seemed to be “cringe” and “painful.”

A contestant picked up Drew on Tpir’s primetime show

On the Wednesday, January 15 episode of The Price Is Right at Night, a contestant won his way from Contestants Row onto the stage.

The Price Is Right host, Drew Carey has a long history in the entertainment industry. Correspondingly, his massive net worth was recently revealed. Check out how well he’s really doing.

Drew Carey Earns A Pretty Penny For His Price Is Right Gig

Seemingly, The Price Is Right host, Drew Carey’s nearly two-decade run on the show has been paying off. While it was fairly difficult to step into the shoes of a legend like Bob Barker, Drew has been making his own way since starting his stint on the famous show. He took on the gig in 2007 and hasn’t looked back. But is gameshow hosting truly that lucrative? For Drew, the answer is a resounding, “Yes.” Reportedly, he ranks among the highest-paid hosts in the world.

The Price Is Right: Drew Carey Drew Carey’s Massive Net Worth Revealed

Before taking over the reins for Bob Barker,...

Price Is Right contestant gets told by host Drew Carey that he does not “blame” him for the “risky” game. The contestant walks away pleased with the decision. Keep reading to find out why.

Price Is Right Host Drew Carey

The host of Price Is Right is Drew Carey a 66-year-old American comedian, actor, libertarian, and game show host. Carey served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1981-1987. He was born on May 23, 1958, in Cleveland, Ohio. Drew took over being the host of Price Is Right on October 15, 2007, on CBS. Carey gained fame when he started his sitcom, The Drew Carey Show. Bob Baker was the host of the game show from 1972-2007 when the show was named the longest-running game in North American television history. Drew Carrey is also known for the movie Robots from 2005 and Jack And Jill from 2011.

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Robert Machray, whose prolific, decades-long career as a character actor included appearances on Three’s Company, Roseanne, Suddenly Susan, The Drew Carey Show and, in a four-episode recurring role as Fire Marshal Dobbins on Cheers, died Sunday, January 12, at his home in North Hollywood. He was 79.

His death was announced on Facebook by husband Luigi Camperchioli, who said Machray suffered from dementia.

In addition to his TV career, Machray frequently appeared on stage, including in the 1999 Broadway production of Amadeus, playing the role of Salieri’s Cook opposite Michael Sheen and David Suchet. Numerous regional and Off Broadway stage credits include roles in Waiting for Godot (at L.A.’s Mark Taper Forum), The Boys Next Door, Austin Pendleton’s Orson’s Shadow and Threepenny Opera.

Born May 4, 1945, in San Diego, Machray made his TV debut in the 1977 NBC TV-movie Panic in Echo Park starring Dorian Harewood. That same year...

Robert Machray, who starred as Orson Welles on the stage and played Fire Marshal Dobbins on Cheers in an acting career that spanned five decades, has died. He was 79.

Machray died Sunday at his home in North Hollywood after enduring two strokes and a brief battle with dementia, his husband, Luigi Camperchioli, told The Hollywood Reporter.

He also showed up on episodes of Operation Petticoat, Three’s Company, Life Goes On, Roseanne, Sister, Sister, Suddenly Susan, Profiler, The Drew Carey Show, Girlfriends, Criminal Minds and Parks and Recreation, which in 2011 marked his final onscreen credit.

Machray portrayed Dobbins, often the victim of pranks at the bar, on four episodes of NBC’s Cheers during seasons eight, nine and 11 from 1990-93.

He appeared in the 1999-2000 Broadway revival of Amadeus that starred Michael Sheen and David Suchet and received a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle prize in 2002 for his turn as Welles...

Has there ever been a more cursed comic strip than Dilbert? It started out as a drab time-waster for 9-to-5ers, and eventually became a crudely-drawn forum for its creator Scott Adams’ unabashed bigotry.

Even Diblert’s attempts to launch food tie-ins were hopelessly doomed, lest we forget about the “Diberito,” which attempted to cram an “entire recommended daily allowance” of vitamins into a single burrito, resulting in a foul-tasting fart factory that cost Adams “several million dollars.”

But one failed Dilbert endeavor that we know very little about is the live-action TV adaptation from the ‘90s. No, not The Drew Carey Show.

As of writing, no footage of the original Dilbert pilot has ever surfaced (possibly because the only copy was cast into the fires of Mount Doom). The live-action version actually preceded the animated show that lasted for two years on Upn.

According to a 1999 article in The Chicago Tribune,...

Let’s Make a Deal host Wayne Brady is typically capable of handling his duties in guiding the game show and keeping everything on track.

However, sometimes, he needs some assistance from his co-stars when performing his job.

Wayne has hosted the rebooted Lmad since 2009 and even nabbed multiple Emmys for his work on the show.

Among them was his Outstanding Game Show Host win in 2018, showing his impressive skills.

However, the show involves a team that makes things work, including announcer Jonathan Mangum, model Tiffany Coyne, and musician Cat Gray.

In a recent episode, Jonathan made the save during a game after a savage dis joke towards Wayne.

Wayne was speechless after his Lmad co-star’s jab

In a New Year-themed game on Let’s Make a Deal, Wayne presented two contestants with three numbered champagne bottles on stage.

Each contestant got to pick a bottle. It could have red confetti inside,...

After a handful of appearances as Guy Fieri on Weekend Update, Bobby Moynihan took the impression to a whole new level on a December 2013 episode of SNL. The pre-taped fake Food Network promo began with Moynihan’s Fieri cackling like a madman while promoting “Guy Fieri’s Full Throttle Christmas Special,” co-hosted by Kid Rock (Brooks Wheelan), who enters via chimney.

Fieri/Moynihan then goes on to name-drop an insane parade of early 2010s reality TV personalities as the special’s guest stars — Criss Angel, Bret Michaels, Dog the Bounty Hunter, Big Ang from Mob Wives, the casts of Duck Dynasty and Pawn Stars — as well as, for no reason whatsoever, Verne Troyer and Mimi from The Drew Carey Show.

The promo also features the most insane Guy Fieri-like Christmas recipes imaginable, such as a stocking filled with bean dip and “Straight Cake” — as opposed to fruit cake — made from bacon and Matchbox cars.

The CBS crime drama NCIS has had countless memorable characters over the course of its 22 seasons. The most iconic of these characters is Pauley Perrette as forensic scientist Abby Sciuto, who was an integral part of the CBS television series NCIS from the very beginning. Perrette remained an important member of the core cast until exiting the series in 2018. Despite her dark black hair, tattoos, gothic style, and love of all things creepy, Abby was a shining light of optimism and joy in a show about violence and murder. Abby's brilliance and unique style made her one of the most popular characters on television. It was understandably shocking to fans when Pauley Perrette decided to exit the show in 2018.

Abby Sciuto changed the representation of goths in film and television, showing the subculture was more than a phase picked up by moody teenagers, and showed young women that they could successfully pursue careers in science.

Drew Carey has become known to game show fans as the host of The Price Is Right. However, he recently made news for something captured after filming for the show. Carey and the show’s crew tackled a recent viral dance trend.

Drew Carey Team Up With Three Of His Price Is Right Co-Stars

Carey has been the host of The Price Is Right for CBS since 2007, having taken on the role from Bob Barker. He is also known for starring in his own namesake sitcom, The Drew Carey Show, and hosting the U.S. version of Whose Line Is It Anyway?

The Price Is Right model Amber Lancaster recently shared a video of Carey during some downtime with some of the other crew members. This video, which appeared on Lancaster’s TikTok and Instagram accounts, included fellow model James O’Halloran and announcer George Gray.

Drew Carey on ‘The Price Is Right...

When they’re not filming for The Price Is Right, Drew Carey and crew are having fun filming viral dance trends!

Tpir model Amber Lancaster recently shared a video featuring herself with Drew, announcer George Gray, and fellow model James O’Halloran.

It opens with the four co-stars posed on stage around a large dollar sign. Amber is kneeling on one knee praying, George and James are leaning on part of the set, and Drew appears to have passed out.

As the music continues with singing, James is in front and center, doing leg lunges up and down. His three castmates remain frozen in poses or out of the picture.

It switches up as each individual gets the spotlight to show some moves, including Amber or George grooving to the music and Drew bopping his head close to the camera.

The hilarious video, set to Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know,...

Leanne Morgan’s upcoming Netflix multi-cam comedy series has added five new series regulars, Variety has learned.

Ryan Stiles, Blake Clark, Graham Rogers, Hannah Pilkes, and Celia Weston have all joined the series alongside Morgan and previously announced cast member Kristen Johnston.

The series, now titled “Leanne,” was picked up to series at Netflix in April. Morgan co-created the series with Chuck Lorre and Susan McMartin. It is slated to debut in 2025.

The official logline states, “Leanne’s life takes an unexpected turn when her husband of 33 years leaves her for another woman. Starting over when you’re a grandmother and in menopause isn’t exactly what she had in mind, but with the help of her family she will navigate this new chapter with grace, dignity and jello salad.”

Rogers will play Tyler, Leanne’s son, described as “her pride and joy. A new dad who’s cowed by his dominating wife,...

With Sheryl Underwood’s show, The Talk, ending soon, she and her co-hosts will have plenty of free time.

She and her co-hosts, Jerry O’Connell and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, recently discussed life after a show ends with their guest Drew Carey.

Drew previously said goodbye to his sitcom, The Drew Carey Show, after nine seasons.

However, he’s since moved on to hosting the popular CBS game show, The Price Is Right.

That gig has lasted for Drew since 2007, as he took over when the legendary Bob Barker retired.

In addition to playing pricing games with everyday contestants from the studio audience, The Price Is Right also has specials featuring celebrities.

Sheryl had a special request for The Price Is Right host

During Drew’s time on The Talk, he spoke about The Price Is Right’s upcoming Holiday Heroes special and mentioned it would feature first responders and contestants who served in the military.

This interview contains spoilers for Shrinking Season 2. Episode 8, "Last Drink," now streaming on Apple TV+.

Apple TV+'s series Shrinking has had quite the rollercoaster of a second season, and that has allowed many cast members to spread their wings. This is particularly true for Ted McGinley as Derek, who was dealt a serious blow when his wife Liz (played by The Drew Carey Show alum Christa Miller) confessed to kissing an ex. Fans were given an emotionally charged and heartwarming follow-up that enabled Derek -- and the man who plays him -- to shine.

Cbr was able to chat with TV icon McGinley about Shrinking Season 2, Episode 8, "Last Drink." The actor discussed what it was like to tackle the more emotional beats of Derek's storyline. But he also talked about one of the most special days he had on set, as well as what it's like to hear a joke from Harrison Ford.

Disney vet Alexandra Weinberger has joined Amazon MGM Studios in the newly created role of chief of YA and comedy ongoing series.

Three years ago, Amazon MGM Studios (then just Amazon Studios) organized its leadership team to focus on three areas: development, series, and IP and talent management. In her new position, Weinberger will head up a team that will take oversight of some of Amazon MGM Studios’ first-season YA and comedy shows — at Prime Video, the list of applicable upcoming titles includes “Cruel Intentions,” “We Were Liars,” “Motorheads,” “Off Campus,” “Every Year After,” “Overcompensating” and more — as they enter into their second seasons.

As head of YA and comedy series, Weinberger will report directly to Amazon MGM Studios head of co-prod television and ongoing series Laura Lancaster.

Most recently, Weinberger was a producer and creative consultant on the Dear Media podcast “Coming in Hot.” Prior to that, she worked...

Amazon MGM Studios has named Alexandra Weinberger as its new head of ongoing young adult and comedy series.

Weinberger, who previously worked at Disney for 21 years in a variety of leadership roles, will oversee Prime Video’s slate of YA and comedy titles, such as “Cruel Intentions,” “We Were Liars,” “Motorheads,” “Off Campus,” “Every Year,” “After,” “Overcompensating” and more — taking on many of these shows as they enter their second seasons.

She will report to Amazon’s head of co-prod television and ongoing series Laura Lancaster.

At Disney’s ABC Studios, Weinberger was a senior executive for current programming, where she exclusively oversaw Shonda Rhimes/Shondaland-created series “Private Practice,” “Scandal,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Station 19,” as well as Greg Berlanti Productions series like “Brothers and Sisters,” “Dirty Sexy Money” and “Eli Stone.”

Prior to that, she led comedy series development and current for Touchstone Television, overseeing series such as “Scrubs” and “My Wife & Kids.

Longtime Disney executive Alexandra (Alex) Weinberger has joined Amazon MGM Studios as head, YA and comedy, ongoing series. In the newly created position, she will report to Laura Lancaster, head of co-prod television and ongoing series.

Weinberger’s team will take over those of Prime Video’s slate of freshman young adult and comedy series that go to a second season. The slate includes Cruel Intentions, We Were Liars, Motorheads, Off Campus, Every Year After and Overcompensating.

Most recently, Weinberger worked as a producer and creative consultant on the Dear Media female empowerment podcast Coming in Hot.

Weinberger previously worked at Disney for 21 years. At ABC Studios, she was an executive in current programming and oversaw Shonda Rhimes/Shondaland series Private Practice, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy, and Station 19, as well as Greg Berlanti Productions series such as Brothers and Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, and Eli Stone.

Prior to that, Weinberger...

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Drew Carey is always ready to give contestants on The Price Is Right some friendly advice about the games.

However, during a recent episode, he also offered a friendly suggestion to a contestant about his future career.

Drew, 66, is a former comedian and actor who has since moved comfortably to his role as game show host.

According to a recent highlight clip from The Price Is Right, viewers may have seen a “future star” on the show.

Drew met a contestant, Malcolm, who was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and said, “New York raised [him].”

Malcolm told Drew he was visiting the area and had “a quick table read” for an unspecified potential acting role, which piqued Drew’s curiosity.

Drew told Tpir contestant: ‘Act like you love money’

“Oh, what’s up, future star?” Drew joked to Malcolm, who replied he was “just working.”

“Well, act like you love money because...