During the holiday season, we know there's one thing none of us can get enough of, and that thing is Christmas music. Since you're stuck listening to it as you stroll through malls from Halloween right through the Boxing Day Super Sales, you may as well be listening to the good stuff when you get home and start wrapping presents.
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- gossip girl [last new episode of 2007] on CW
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- journeyman [1st season finale - special night] on NBC
Frosty's on CBS and Year Without Santa Claus is on ABC Family.
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- biggest loser [two-hour 4th season finale - special time] on NBC
- dr.
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- monday night football: chicago bearts at minnesota vikings on ESPN
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- k-ville [last new episode of 2007] on FOX
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Things are really slowing down now, as is normal for this time of year. The only difference is that we have no idea when new episodes will be coming - whether it will be in time for sweeps, though that seems unlikely at this point, or by the traditional end of the season or the beginning of the next. My posts here will probably become more sporadic.
The awards season is upon us, and with that comes the list of Golden Globe nominees, announced Thursday morning.
The nominees for the 65th annual Golden Globes were announced on Thursday in Hollywood. In television, there were a few surprises. NBC's The Office, an awards show favourite since its second season, wasn't even nominated this year for "Best Musical or Comedy" -- in fact, only one network sitcom (30 Rock) was included in the five nominees.
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- smallville [last new episode of 2007] on CW
- survivor on CBS
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- 30 rock [last new episode of 2007 - special time] on NBC
- csi [last new episode of 2007] on CBS
- supernatural [last new episode of 2007] on CW
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- america's next top model [9th season finale] on CW
- kid nation [1st season finale] on CBS
- pushing daisies [1st season fall finale] on ABC
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- criminal minds on CBS
- mythbusters on DISCOVERY
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Interview: Tricia Helfer (BSG) and director Robert Cullfey of Walk All Over Me
Posted by: Mark McLeod • December 11, 2007 @ 5:20am
As anyone in the movie and entertainment journalism business knows, the weeks leading up to Christmas are some of the busiest in the year. Studios rush to stake their claim on the best screening locations and times for their award-caliber pictures and holiday offerings, while smaller films, are often left in the dust fighting for even the smallest bit of attention.
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