| Star
Awards 2003 - The Return of the Shameless King
by Ronald Wan
Just when you thought his career ended
after the disastrous Emmy predictions, TV critic Ronald Wan is
back - ego 2 times larger and sans any shame.
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Holiday
Cheers from Channel 8
by Ronald Wan
Channel 8 is bringing glad tidings this
holiday season. 6 new programmes were unveiled at a media conference
at Suntec City Convention Hall on Nov 11. UrbanWire plays
the numbers game and suggests reasons, facts and gossip to tune
in to the 6 new programmes.
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Sex
and the City - Sex in the Lion City?
by Cheryl Chia
Recently, a word has been going around
in the media industry and getting every Singaporean excited –
sex. Before you conjure images of rumpled blankets, lighted candles,
soft music, handcuffs and censored, censored, censored (this is
a school entertainment website after all), stop.
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Survivor
Season 7 - Lucky 7
by Michelle Tan
The world loves the number 7. Consider
the evidence - there're 7 wonders in the world, 7 deadly sins
to commit (if you're not sure what they are, check out the
movie (starring Brad Pitt), 7 oceans, 7 dwarves in a Disney
fairytale and 7 strands of hair left on Mahathir's head (or maybe
not). Even God joins in the fun by creating the world in - bingo
- 7 days.
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PSC
Nite & My Love, My Home - Starry Starry Nights
by Mervyn Lim
A new drama series, My Love, My Home, was
unveiled, along with the returning season of popular Saturday
night variety show, PSC Nite, at a press conference held at the
Orchard Hotel on Oct 7. UrbanWire takes a look at both
shows.
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A Toast
of Love - Love is in the Air
by Ronald Wan
With the exodus of Lobang King that
cracked viewers up on Saturday nights, a new sitcom arrives to
fill the Ch 8 prime time slot amid high expectations. A
Toast of Love, a spin off from the drama series Vive
La Famille shown last year, stars popular veteran artistes
Liu Qianyi, Hong Huifang, Lin Meijiao and Chen Huihui.
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The
Bachelor - Desperados
by Michelle Tan
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
So you can imagine what good television you'll get with 25 women
back on the 3rd season of The Bachelor to whine, bitch, groan,
moan on losing "the love of their life" and dig the
eyes out of the eventual bride-to-be.
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| True Files
- Truth Hurts
by Michelle Tan
Do we really want to watch a TV show with
gruesome images of death and murder? According to my prime time
TV listing, it seems so, and I'm not talking about the nightly
news bulletin.
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| Extreme
Makeover - The Really Ugly Show
by Michelle Tan
From bitching to backstabbing, infidelity
to idiocy, we've sure seen the ugly side of humans in almost all
the reality shows. But just when you thought you've seen it all,
here comes another reality show that literally focuses on the
ugly side of humans. Extreme Makeover plays glamour God and tries
to bestow physical beauty on its participants.
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| That 70's Show
- Season 5
by Amanda Tay
Suddenly, your Monday night television’s
filled with bright colours, loud prints, polka-dotted dresses
and striped bell-bottoms. There’re even ultra cool dream
and fantasy sequences, popular pot sessions and hippies proclaiming
“Free Love!” No, local drama Growing Up
isn’t returning to screen but instead, the 5th season of
That
‘70s Show is.
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Season
Finales
by Ronald Wan
It's Depression era for television junkies
these days. As you might have noticed on Channel 5, popular favourites
like Friends, Alias, Smallville and Gilmore
Girls are closing this month. With the dearth of quality shows
on local TV (reality shows don't count), dejected fans should
consider watching reruns on AXN (StarHub Channel 19) or stocking
up on DVDs (Digital Video Disc) of older episodes.
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