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Recap: Meghan and Cheyne Win 'Amazing Race'
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In tradition of "The Amazing Race" finales, the fifteenth edition also took the final three teams back to the United States to compete for the ultimate prize. From Prague, Czech Republic, Cheyne and Megan; Brian and Ericka; as well as Sam and Dan hopped on the same plane to Las Vegas, Nevada where they explored the casinos, literally.
Once in Las Vegas, they had to find an Elvis with a clue inside a wedding chapel. They were then directed to The Mirage where they should perform the Road Block. One team member must stapled his or her way down The Mirage face first in order to get the next clue. Ericka actually finished first and was so far ahead the two others.
Inside Mirage, teams had to participate in a Cirque du Soleil-esque type of challenge where one team member was suspended with bungee cord and the other member had ?
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A teenager accused of murdering his younger brother told cops he was inspired by TV serial killer Dexter.
Andrew Conley, 17, is charged with strangling 10-year-old Conner Conley at their Indiana home late last month (28-29Nov09).
After committing the crime, Conley turned himself over to police officers and allegedly described in detail how he killed his brother to satisfy a "hunger" - likening himself to the killer played by Michael C. Hall in the hit series.
He reportedly told cops, "I had to.... like when people have something like they are hungry and there is a hamburger sitting there and they knew they had to have it."
Conley has pleaded not guilty to murder.
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Desperate Housewives troubled teen Danny Bolen (the polite Canadian actor Beau Mirchoff) has seen better days. At the end of the Nov. 29 episode, Danny was hospitalized after taking a fistful of pills. He's Ok, but he's insisting that the nurse call him Tyler, which is presumably his given name, from before his family went on the run. TVGuide.com spoke to Mirchoff about how Danny is involved in Sunday's plane-crash story line, who he'll befriend and/or romance and how long the Bolens will be sticking around.
TVGuide.com: How did things go so wrong for Danny?
Mirchoff: He's been on the run his whole life, he's never really had a solid friendship or long-lasting relationship...
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- Mickey O'Connor
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Primetime soaps wouldn't be what they are now if it wasn't for the granddaddy of them all?nbsp;Dallas. A couple of months ago, we reported on the possibility of the Texan drama making a comeback to our television screens. This morning, The Hollywood Reporter announced that TNT, who is behind the nouveau Dallas 2.0, has hired Cynthia Cidre ("Cane", Mambo Kings) to write the pilot episode. TNT is keeping mum about plot details and want to see what Cidre brings to the table first before moving forward with the project. The concept thrown around a couple of months ago would have had the revival to follow the exploits of John Ross Ewing III, the son of the evil J.R. Ewing and alcoholic Sue Ellen Ewing, and Christopher, Bobby and Pam Ewing's adopted son. No word on whether or not these elements will end up in the Cidre version of the show.
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Fans of Chuck know that something happened to him in the season finale that is going to take the show into a whole new area: Chuck Bartowski now has the skills of a spy and not just the info stuck in his head. In this cool preview of the new season (which Vik Sahay talked about a bit in last week's podcast), we get a quick recap of what happened last season and a taste of what's to come when the show comes back on January 10.
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J.J. Abrams is a former actor (he was hilarious in Six Degrees of Separation) who also happens to direct, produce, write, and dream. We can't be too sorry he's focusing on his work behind the camera. If he hadn't, we might never have been formally introduced to Alias' Sydney Bristow, Fringe's Dr. Walter Bishop or any of Lost's fascinating ensemble of enigmas. TVGuide.com spoke to Abrams about the impact his shows have made, why he creates so many strong female characters, and who inspired him. Read More >
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- Mickey O'Connor
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Lost is one of the most influential shows on television, but also one of the most influenced. Executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse (or "Darlton," as they're known to fans) have created a baffling, intensely seductive story that blends sci-fi, fantasy, mystery, romance, and more than a little comedy. You can probably guess both men are obsessive consumers of pop culture, from Star Wars to The Prisoner. But they're also well-read writers whose obsessions stretch from ancient mythology to Stephen King. Fans obsess over whether the show is rooted in Greek myth, the Old Testament, both, or something else entirely. TVGuide.com spoke to the pair about who inspired them, why they set an end date for the show, and how they created their own myths. Read More >
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