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Billy and Sally never made much sense to us on The Young and the Restless. We saw little chemistry. We only saw two people furious with their ex-partners for cheating on them, determined to prove that what’s good for the goose is also good for the gander—and vice versa. But on the January 15 episode, we saw something more. We saw exactly what will bring Sally and Adam back together.

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First, Billy (Jason Thompson) lectured Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) on why she shouldn’t reunite with Adam (Mark Grossman). Billy didn’t listen to anything Chelsea said about it being for Connor (Judah Mackey), and not a romantic relationship, at all.

Trust him, Chles. Billy knows your mind better than you do. Just like Billy knows what’s best for you better than you do. The point is: Adam = Bad. Just say no.

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The Young and the Restless spoilers for Tuesday, January 7, clear the decks as Victor explains who Ian’s real target must be.

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Nick (Joshua Morrow) was the first one to recognize and tangle with Ian (Ray Wise), and now he and Faith (Reylynne Caster) are concerned that he might have been the one to tamper with Sharon’s (Sharon Case) meds (wait till they find out she’s been kidnapped). But even Nick admitted that Ian’s true obsession is Mariah (Camryn Grimes).

Not Victor (Eric Braeden), though. Victor knows that no one could be obsessed with anyone but him. And the best way to get to him is through the people closest to him. This is why Victor vows to protect Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) from Ian. It’s all about him. You got that?

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Sylvester Stallone's daughter is in Tulsa King, the legendary actor's first leading television role. The hit Paramount+ series sees Taylor Sheridan take a break from the Yellowstone universe and create an entirely new universe. Focused on Sylvester Stallone's exiled New York mobster, Dwight "The General" Manfredi, Tulsa King is a crime drama that sees The General sent to Tulsa, Oklahoma, after he gets out of prison. He has to fight local mobsters as he sets up a criminal organization of his own.

Sylvester Stallone's daughter, Scarlet Rose Stallone, joins the cast of Tulsa King as Spencer, a waitress who tells Dwight that Pilot, a white horse roaming around the city, will be put down. Dwight takes in the horse and then hires her to care for it. She first appeared in Tulsa King season 1, episode 2, "Center of the Universe," after which she became a recurring character who appeared in...

Being the daughter of one of the most legendary actors of his time is not an easy feat. But Sylvester Stallone’s youngest daughter, Scarlet Rose, is proving she’s more than up for the challenge. From a very young age, Rose was sure that she wanted to follow in the footsteps of her father.

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While her role in the American crime drama Tulsa King turned heads. It also stars her famous father in the lead, showcasing her ability to hold her own alongside seasoned actors.

While comparisons to her father are inevitable, she’s also ready to carve out her own identity in the industry. In this article, we will look closer at the life of the youngest Stallone, from her role in Tulsa King to her relationships, as well as the bond she shares with her famous parents.

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On Sunday July 21 2024, CBS broadcasts Tulsa King!

Center of the Universe Season 1 Episode 2 Episode Summary

In this episode of “Tulsa King” titled “Center of the Universe,” airing on CBS, viewers are thrust into the intriguing world of Dwight, Tyson, and Bodhi as they embark on a road trip to attend to important matters. The episode promises a blend of adventure and suspense as the trio navigates through challenges and revelations while dealing with their business affairs.

As Dwight, Tyson, and Bodhi journey on their road trip, viewers can anticipate a mix of camaraderie and tension, with each character bringing their unique dynamics to the forefront. Meanwhile, Stacy, a key figure in Dwight’s life, delves into his past, unearthing secrets that could potentially impact their relationships and futures.

“Tulsa King” continues to captivate audiences with its narrative depth and character-driven storytelling, offering insights into the complexities of personal and professional...

In the upcoming episode of “Tulsa King,” titled “Center of the Universe,” viewers will be taken on a thrilling ride as Dwight, Tyson, and Bodhi hit the road for a mysterious mission. The trio embarks on a road trip that promises to be full of twists, turns, and unexpected revelations. As they journey together, viewers can expect a mix of action, suspense, and camaraderie that will keep them on the edge of their seats.

Meanwhile, back in Tulsa, Stacy delves into Dwight’s enigmatic past, uncovering secrets and truths that could change everything. Her investigation leads her down a path filled with intrigue and danger, raising questions about Dwight’s true identity and motivations. As Stacy peels back the layers of Dwight’s history, viewers will be drawn deeper into the complex web of relationships and conflicts that define the world of “Tulsa King.”

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CBS just issued a statement about the death of comedy writer-producer Alan Kirschenbaum. He has a long history at CBS where he was considered family. Kirschenbaum co-created two comedy series for the network, Yes, Dear and the upcoming Friend Me, as well as the 2007 pilot Fugly. He also worked on the CBS comedies Everybody Loves Raymond, Center Of The Universe and Accidentally On Purpose. “We are stunned and devastated to hear the news this morning of Alan’s passing. We have lost a long-time colleague, a valued friend and truly one of the most well liked individuals in our midst. We will remember a gifted and successful comedy writer/producer who shared generously of his time beyond his show duties to help the network and studio in a variety of ways; a kind and gentle man; and a warm and witty conversationalist who could always be seen chatting up many...

In2TV, an ad-supported broadband network from America Online and Warner Bros. Domestic Cable Distribution, added two new channels Wednesday representing more than a dozen series. Several of the full-length programs feature episodes that were never aired. The channel called Gone but Not Forgotten TV is designed to give new life to short-lived but fondly remembered series. Among these are the Emmy-winning The Ben Stiller Show, which co-stars Janeane Garofalo and Andy Dick; Center of the Universe with John Goodman, Ed Asner, Olympia Dukakis and Jean Smart; The George Carlin Show; and Max Headroom.

Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer shined for CBS on the final night of the November sweep, while ABC scored with its holiday-themed special featuring married pop stars Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey. CBS won the Wednesday contest overall with a lot of help from its 8 p.m. airing of the Burl Ives-narrated stop-motion animation chestnut Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, which brought in an average of 15 million viewers and 5.3 rating/14 share in the adults 18-49 demographic, according to preliminary estimates from Nielsen Media Research. ABC won the hour as usual with its hot-shot freshman drama Lost (17 million, 5.8/15). At 9 p.m., ABC's Nick & Jessica's Family Christmas special harvested a healthy 12.5 million viewers and 5.1/12 in adults 18-49. Nick & Jessica won the hour in the key demo but NBC's The West Wing (13.3 million, 4.0/10) prevailed in total viewers. CBS' 9 p.m. anchor The King of Queens (13.1 million, 5.3/13) held on to virtually all of its Rudolph lead-in but the eye network slipped significantly at 9:30 p.m. with rookie sitcom Center of the Universe (10.5 million, 4.1/10).

CBS has postponed the fall premieres of 60 Minutes, The King of Queens and new comedy series Center of the Universe by a week to make room for A Dr. Phil Primetime Special: Family First. The two-hour Dr. Phil special will air at 8 p.m. Sept. 22, followed by the series premiere of CSI: NY at 10 p.m. 60 Minutes, King of Queens and Universe will now premiere the following Wednesday, Sept. 29, starting at 8 p.m. Separately, CBS has confirmed that Craig Kilborn's last day as host of The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn will be Friday. Repeats will air until the show's new season starts Sept. 20, when guest hosts will fill in until a new permanent host is selected, at least until the end of October, the network said.