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Television News from the New York Times Spike TV’s ‘Scrappers,’ Brooklyn Junkmen – A Brooklyn junkman finds the sweaty path to his own business leads him into a series on Spike TV.The Age of Laura Linney – She didn’t hit her stride until her mid-30s. Can her new role in a dark TV comedy make her a middle-aged success? Zach Braff in Paul Weitz’s ‘Trust’ at Second Stage – Zach Braff follows “Scrubs” with a dream job Off Broadway, in Paul Weitz’s new play, “Trust,” at the Second Stage Theater. 'Friday Night Lights' Watch: Hard Luck – Is anyone going to catch a break before this season of "Friday Night Lights'' ends? Even When It's in Florida, Viewers Flock to 'Jersey Shore' – The show draws its biggest audience ever. Ten Orange Things That Are Not as Orange as the 'Jersey Shore' Season Premiere – For its second season, "Jersey Shore," the reality show that taught viewers the meaning of GTL, seemed especially heavy on the T. The TV Watch: President Obama’s Conflict-Free Zone: ‘The View’ – President Obama’s appearance on “The View” was an example of how politicians co-opt entertainment shows to make news. DeGeneres Steps Down From ‘American Idol’ – Fox said the talk show host was leaving immediately, despite having four years remaining on her contract. |
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