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August
Shows, Interviews and News
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August
1st
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Le Late Late Show Avec Craig Ferguson - Week of
Aug 1st at 12:37 a.m. (ET/PT) on CBS
Craig Ferguson announced that he is taking the show to
Paris, marking the first time a late-night show has traveled
to the famed city. "This is the first time in the history
of this show that we've been allowed outside," joked
Ferguson. Joined by Kristen Bell and other celebrity guests,
Ferguson will explore the most iconic landmarks within the
City of Lights.
Bad Girls Club: New Orleans - Season Premiere August
1 at 9 p.m. (ET/PT) on Oxygen
“Bad Girls Club” brings high-intensity to a new level with
a cast of young, bold, outrageous and endlessly entertaining
women as they jockey for position as the head girl in charge.
Each claiming to be the ultimate “bad girl,” can they put
aside their differences and live together peacefully in
a New Orleans mansion – or will chaos rule?
In the premiere episode, alliances quickly form among the
housemates before they’ve even unpacked their bags. At home
with the New Orleans lifestyle, Judi makes it be known that
she is Creole and down with Voodoo, which doesn’t exactly
win over her roommates. As it quickly becomes six against
one, will the girls be able to put aside their differences
for a little peace in the house?
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August
2nd
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August
3rd
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August
4th
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August
5th
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August
6th
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Michael Ian Black: Very Famous – Premieres
August 6 at 11 p.m. (ET/PT) on Comedy Central
From performing with his comedy troupes “The State” and
“Stella,” Michael Ian Black has appeared in countless TV
and movie roles, but this time COMEDY CENTRAL is giving
their viewers the opportunity to get him all to themselves.
Spend a very intimate hour with Michael Ian Black as he
discusses sky diving for the first time and his children’s
non-creative Halloween costumes in this World Premiere comedy
special, “Michael Ian Black: Very Famous.”
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August
7th
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August
8th
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August
9th
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August
10th
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August
11th
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August
12th
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Lavell Crawford: Can A Brother Get Some
Love? – Premieres August 6 at 11 p.m. (ET/PT) on Comedy
Central
“Last Comic Standing” Runner-Up Lavell Crawford keeps his
debut one-hour comedy special, “Can A Brother Get Some Love?,”
a family affair when discussing his ever loving mama, arguing
with siblings over Halloween costumes and even impregnating
his wife. For Crawford, there is no subject too taboo. Show
some love and tune-in for this World Premiere special.
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August
13th
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August
14th
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August
15th
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August
16th
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August
17th
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To the Mat - Film Premieres August 17 at 8 p.m.
(ET/PT) on CMT
Long-time television actor Ricky Schroder will share the
CMT movie spotlight with Broadway star and Mercury Nashville
recording artist Laura Bell Bundy in this romantic comedy.
“To The Mat” is the first made-for-television movie to be
released as part of the CMT ORIGINAL MOVIES franchise, the
network’s newly-formed division of original television movies.
It tells the story of a laid-back ex-wrestler (Schroder)
who’s trying to keep his family’s down-and-out southern
wrestling school above water. When his mother hires an uptight
Wall Street consultant from New York (Bell Bundy) to help
get the books in order, these two opposites must find a
way to get along and save the family business.
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August
18th
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August
19th
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August
20th
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August
21st
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Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon - Premieres
August 21 at 10 p.m. (ET/PT) on SHOWTIME
When three teenaged brothers and their cousin rebelled
against their strict, religious Southern upbringing to form
a rock band named Kings of Leon, their humble back story
garnered almost as much attention as their music. Many questioned
if they were really related and if rumors of their father
being a Pentecostal preacher were true. Since then, the
band has achieved worldwide, Grammy® Award-winning success
and now, the mystery and myths behind these budding rock
legends will be laid to rest.
The documentary kicks off at the annual Followill family
reunion in the back woods of Talihina, Oklahoma, where the
boys return to their roots and unwind with their family.
First-time director and Followill friend Stephen C. Mitchell
weaves personal home videos, unedited interviews and behind-the-scenes
footage of the band’s journey from their small-town beginnings
-- spent in poverty and touring the Bible Belt with their
father, a Pentecostal evangelist minister, and their devout
mother -- to living the rock star dream.
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August
22nd
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August
23rd
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August
24th
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August
25th
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August
26th
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August
27th
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Godfrey: Black By Accident – Premieres
August 27 at 11 p.m. (ET/PT) on Comedy Central
Godfrey presents his first ever comedy special with the
World Premiere of “Godfrey: Black By Accident.” Godfrey
is no stranger to the urban landscape and in “Black By Accident”
he shares his knowledge on how to deal with the “subway
humpers,” why he hates mittens and the perils of “swamp
ass.” Don’t miss the side-splitting premiere of “Godfrey:
Black By Accident.”
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August
28th
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August
29th
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August
30th
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August
31st
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