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• New episodes of series on the Fox Sunday night lineup, including The Simpsons, Universal Basic Guys, Krapopolis, and Bob's Burgers arrive tomorrow night.
• ABC's Wednesday night comedy lineup, featuring Abbott Elementary and Shifting Gears, is back with new episodes next week.
• A new Hulu comedy, Chad Powers, debuts on Tuesday.
• Antenna TV has a Sunday Special of Family Ties tomorrow.
• There is a My Three Sons binge on Catchy Comedy tomorrow.
• The Munsters is coming to FETV on Monday.
• The new broadcast tv network WEST debuts on Monday.

Actor Tim Considine, who starred as Mike Douglas on My Three Sons, has died. He died at his home in Mar Vista, California on March 3. Mr. Considine was 81.

Considine's first television starring role was as Spin Evans on The Adventures of Spin and Marty in 1955. Spin and Marty was a series of television shorts that aired as part of The Mickey Mouse Club show on ABC from 1955 to 1957. The first series of 25 eleven-minute episodes, The Adventures of Spin and Marty, was filmed in 1955. The serialized Disney television adaptation of the novel starred David Stollery as the rich, orphaned Martin "Marty" Markham and Considine as the poorer Spin Evans, the most athletic and popular boy at the Triple R Ranch. The sequels The Further Adventures of Spin and Marty aired in 1956 and The New Adventures of Spin and Marty in 1957.

Considine and Tommy Kirk starred as Frank and Joe Hardy on The Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure, which was aired on The Mickey Mouse Club on ABC in 1956 during the show's second season. A second serial, The Mystery of Ghost Farm, followed in 1957. Considine starred as Steven Abernathy on Walt Disney Presents: Annette, which was a serial that starred Annette Funicello that ran on The Mickey Mouse Club on ABC in 1958 during the show's third season.

He starred as Mike Douglas on the first five seasons of My Three Sons, which aired on ABC from 1960 to 1965 before moving to CBS for seasons six to twelve. My Three Sons chronicles the life of widower and aeronautical engineer Steven Douglas (Fred MacMurray) as he raises his three sons. Mike Douglas is the eldest son who later marries his fiancée Sally Ann Morrison (Meredith MacRae). Considine left the series when it moved to CBS because he wanted to direct but not co-star in the series. He wrote two episodes in 1963 and 1964 and directed one of the last black-and-white episodes in 1965. The cast included William Frawley (1960-1965), William Demarest (1965-1972), Don Grady (1960-1971), Stanley Livingston, Barry Livingston (1963-1972), Tina Cole (1967-1972), Beverly Garland (1969-1972), Dawn Lyn (1969-1972) and Ronnie Troup (1970-1972).

Considine starred as Young Gabe Marion in The Swamp Fox in 1959, which aired as part of Walt Disney Presents. Some of his other television guest appearances included I'm the Law, The Ford Television Theatre, Your Jeweler's Showcase, Chevron Theatre, The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin, The Great Gildersleeve, Treasury Men in Action, Zane Grey Theatre, Cheyenne, Johnny Ringo, The Untouchables, Bonanza, The Fugitive, Medical Center, Ironside, Gunsmoke, The Smith Family, Simon & Simon and Legend.

He starred as Dink with Red Skelton in The Clown (1953). He starred as Buzz Miller with Fred MacMurray in the Disney film The Shaggy Dog (1959). In 1970, he portrayed the shell-shocked soldier slapped by General George S. Patton, Jr. (George C. Scott) in Patton.

Survivors include his wife, Willette, whom he married in 1979; his son, Christopher; his brother, John; his sister, Erin; and his grandchildren, Ethan and Tyler. He was married to actress Charlotte Stewart (teacher Miss Beadle on Little House on the Prairie) from 1965 until their 1969 divorce.

Mr. Considine was a Disney legend. He was later an automobile historian, photographer, and writer who specialized in motor sports. We thank him for his work on My Three Sons and his many other television and film roles. He will be greatly missed.

Share your memories on our My Three Sons message board. View photos in our galleries.

Actor and singer Johnny Brown, who starred as building superintendent Nathan Bookman on Good Times, has died. He died in Los Angeles on March 2. He collapsed shortly after leaving a doctor's appointment for his pacemaker and was pronounced dead when brought to the hospital. Mr. Brown was 84.

Brown was a regular performer on NBC's Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In from 1970 to 1972. He lent his impersonations of Ed Sullivan, Alfred Hitchcock, Ralph Kramden and the Kingfish from Amos 'n' Andy.

He starred as building superintendent Nathan Bookman on the CBS sitcom Good Times from 1975 to 1979. Brown was a recurring cast member during seasons two to four before he became a series regular and was included in the opening credits in the fifth season. He appeared in a total of 58 episodes. James, Willona and later J.J. refer to him as "Buffalo Butt" or, even more derisively, "Booger." The cast included Esther Rolle (1974-1977, 1978-1979), John Amos (1974-1976), Jimmie Walker, Ja'Net DuBois, Ralph Carter, BernNadette Stanis, Janet Jackson (1977-1979) and Ben Powers (1978-1979).

Brown was considered for the role of Lamont on Sanford and Son, but he was unavailable to do so because of his prior commitment to Laugh-In. Some of his sitcom guest appearances included Julia, Love, American Style (2 episodes), Maude, Lotsa Luck!, The Ghost Busters (1975), Chico and the Man, Gimme a Break!, Archie Bunker's Place, The Jeffersons, Punky Brewster, 227, Out All Night, Martin, Family Matters, On Our Own, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, Sister, Sister (2 episodes), The Jamie Foxx Show, The Wayans Bros. (2 episodes - 1 as Bookman), Cousin Skeeter, The Parent 'Hood (2 episodes), Kenan & Kel (2 episodes), The Parkers, Baby Bob and Everybody Hates Chris.

His drama guest appearances included Night Gallery, The Rookies, Fantasy Island, Moonlighting and Touched by an Angel. He provided the voice of Splashdown on Rickety Rocket, which aired as a segment on The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show on ABC from 1979 to 1980. He appeared in the 1970 film The Out-of-Towners as a waiter on a railroad dining car.

Survivors include his wife of 61 years, June; his daughter, actress Sharon Catherine Brown; and his son, John Jr.

Mr. Brown was a talented actor and singer. He was very funny and memorable as Bookman. We thank him for the laughs and entertainment he brought us on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, Good Times and his many other television roles. He will be sorely missed.

Share your memories on our Good Times message board. View photos in our galleries.

Actor Mitchell Ryan, who starred as Edward Montgomery on Dharma & Greg, has died. He died of heart failure at his home in Los Angeles on March 4. Mr. Ryan was 88.

Ryan starred as Burke Devlin on the ABC gothic soap opera Dark Shadows from 1966 to 1967. He starred as Capt. Chase Reddick on the 1973-1974 NBC police drama Chase. He portrayed Cooper Hawkins on the CBS western The Chisholms in 1980. He starred as Don Walling on the 1976-1977 drama Executive Suite. From 1978 to 1979, he starred as Dr. Blake Simmons on the short-lived 1978-1979 ABC medical drama Having Babies. He starred as Brennan Flannery on the short-lived 1983 ABC adventure series High Performance. In 1992, he played Porter Tremont on the CBS drama 2000 Malibu Road.

He starred as Edward Montgomery on the 1997-2002 ABC sitcom Dharma & Greg. Edward Montgomery is Greg Montgomery's (Thomas Gibson) eccentric father. He is married to Kitty Montgomery (Susan Sullivan), Greg's extravagant mother. The series also starred Jenna Elfman, Alan Rachins, Mimi Kennedy, Joel Murray and Shae D'lyn (1997-2001).

Some of his sitcom guest appearances included Who's the Boss?, The Golden Girls, The Single Guy (2 episodes), Champs, Wings (3 episodes) and The Drew Carey Show.

He played the key villain General Peter McAllister in the 1987 film Lethal Weapon, which starred Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.

Mr. Ryan was a talented and versatile actor. He had over 130 television and film credits. We thank him for his work on Dharma & Greg and his many other roles. He will be greatly missed.

Share your memories on our Dharma & Greg message board. View photos in our galleries.

The MeTV Network January 2021 lineup will start on Saturday, Jan. 2 with the addition of Saturday morning cartoons, as we mentioned. To start it off, January will have Popeye & Pals at 7am, The Tom & Jerry Show at 8am and and Bugs Bunny & Friends at 9am, all replacing westerns. However, westerns will still air the rest of Saturday from 10am-6am. The new weekday original series Toon In with Me will launch on January 4 and air everyday morning from 7-8am, following My Three Sons which is replacing I Love Lucy at 6:30am. The only other schedule change on weekdays will be Alfred Hitchcock Presents at 1am & 1:30am replacing Alfred Hitchcock Hour. And finally on Sundays, just sit right back and you'll hear a tale a tale of a fateful trip, yep it's the return of the Gilligan's Island Three Hour Tour every Sunday from 2pm-5pm, right after The Brady Bunch Brunch from 12-2pm. The Three Hour Tour replaces an hour each of Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley and another hour of Happy Days. And finally the only other change is Carol Burnett & Friends returning to Sundays at 10pm, as Collector's Call takes a hiatus. View the full MeTV January 2021 schedule.

"Having The Office back in the NBC family opens up access to a lot of extra content that we originally shot. The team at Peacock wanted to create the ultimate destination for fans, so I went back into the dailies with the original editors of the show and found some never-before-seen footage that was cut for time but is still fun to see. You can choose to watch the classic version of the show, or the superfan extended cuts with this new footage and other deleted scenes that we are gradually rolling out, starting with season 3. The experience on Peacock should feel like a celebration of The Office for fans." - Greg Daniels, creator of The Office. See a fun office memo below:

This memorandum is to inform everyone that we expect a significant spike in sales starting on January 1, 2021 when Peacock starts streaming the documentary footage that was shot at Dunder Mifflin Scranton between 2005 and 2013. This includes all previously released episodes and brand new, never-before-seen content. We anticipate that this will cause renewed interest in our product lines, especially as a result of the footage that will be released for the very first time. Customers will definitely be calling and they will most certainly have questions.

For quick reference on customer service calls, here is a summary of what Peacock will make public:
1. Every episode (201 total) of The Office that was originally broadcast will be exclusively streaming on Peacock.
2. Superfan Episodes that include never-before-seen footage and deleted scenes in extended cuts of the original series, starting with Season 3, with more coming in March. An example can be seen here.
3. Spanish audio and Spanish closed captions will be available for both the original series and Superfan Episodes in February.
4. Behind-the-scenes footage will be shared in addition to episodic content. This includes bloopers, featurettes, and interviews.
5. Curated themed episode collections such as the best of the Scranton branch holiday parties and favorite appearances by guest visitors - all arranged for easy viewing.
6. Range of clip playlists to chronicle pranks (feat. Jim Halpert, Dwight K. Schrute); best office romances (feat. Jim Halpert, Pam Beesly); and office words of wisdom (feat. former regional manager Michael Scott).
7. The Office Zen, a 24/7 channel of ambient noise devoted to the sights and sounds of the office for anyone working at home.
8. Launch of dedicated Office channels on GIPHY and TikTok, where fans can share the best of Dunder Mifflin.

We're forecasting such high demand because Peacock has decided to make the first two seasons of The Office available for free. The remaining episodes, seasons 3-9, as well as The Office: Superfan Episodes, will be available on Peacock Premium, which is available for $4.99/month. For an ad-free experience of this series, Peacock Premium Plus is $9.99/month. Despite our repeated requests, Dunder Mifflin employees will not receive a discount.

The sun is shining, temperatures are rising — so stay cool with a fresh batch of classic TV favorites during The Summer of Me! From comedy to sci-fi, The Summer of Me — premiering Monday, May 29, 2017 — will keep you out of the heat with loads of laughs, chills and thrills. Everybody's favorite Melmacian has crash-landed on MeTV! Catch the furry wiseguy's antics on ALF, weeknights at 9:30PM | 8:30C. Steven Douglas and his clan are back — starting from the very beginning with episodes never before seen on MeTV. Relive the story of Mike, Robbie and Chip on My Three Sons, weekdays at 7:30AM | 6:30C. Mary and Rhoda together again! Tune in for back-to-back episodes of The Mary Tyler Moore Show on Sundays starting at 2PM | 1C, followed by back-to-back episodes of Rhoda, starting at 3PM | 2C.

It's also your opportunity to watch several of your favorite series from the very beginning: My Three Sons (weekdays at 7:30AM | 6:30C), The Beverly Hillbillies (weekdays at 4PM | 3C), Gilligan's Island (weekdays at 5:30PM | 4:30C) and Happy Days (weeknights at 6PM | 5C) are all being presented from the very first episode. And weeknights at 6:30PM | 5:30C, rediscover the color episodes of The Andy Griffith Show from seasons six through eight. View the full MeTV Network Summer of Me 2017 schedule.

The primetime summer hit, Celebrity Family Feud, a spin-off celebrity version of the iconic game show Family Feud, returns for a third season on Sunday, June 11 (8:00-9:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. Produced by FremantleMedia North America, the 10-episode series will feature celebrity families, and their immediate family members or their extended TV families, competing against each other to have fun and win money for charity.

Following are the celebrity captains, their teams and the charities they are playing for:

The Harvey Boys - Playing for Morehouse College
· Marjorie Harvey - Steve's wife
· Broderick Stephen Harvey, Jr. - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's son
· Jason Harvey - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's son
· Kareem Vincent Patrick Hawthorne - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's son-in-law
· Benjamin Troy Raymond - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's son-in-law
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The Harvey Girls - Playing for Spelman College
· Doris Bridges - Mrs. Marjorie Harvey's Mother
· Brandi Lee Harvey - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's daughter
· Karli Harvey Raymond - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's daughter
· Morgan Janel Hawthorne - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's daughter
· Lori Alexandria Harvey - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's daughter

Amy Schumer - Award-winning comedian, writer, producer and actress, whose credits include "Trainwreck," the upcoming feature film "Snatched" and her TV series "Inside Amy Schumer"; playing for Everytown for Gun Safety
· Kim Caramele - Amy's sister; writer and producer known for her work on "Trainwreck," "Inside Amy Schumer" and the "2015 MTV Movie Awards"
· Kevin Kane - Amy's friend; actor known for his work on "Trainwreck" and "Inside Amy Schumer"
· Jason Stein - Amy's brother; a bass clarinetist in the band Locksmith Isidore
· Cayce Dumont - Amy's sister-in-law who helped write Amy's memoir "The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo"
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Kelly Clarkson - Singer/songwriter, author and a Grammy(R)-award winner with album sales exceeding over 25 million worldwide; playing for The Dollywood Foundation
· Alyssa Watson - Kelly's sister
· Shane Tarleton - Kelly's friend; vice president and creative director of Warner Music Nashville
· Ashley Donovan - Kelly's childhood friend and singer on Kelly's albums
· Tricia Farrow - Kelly's personal assistant

"Dancing with the Stars" - Playing for Children's Hospital Los Angeles
· Kym Johnson - Married to Robert Herjavec and "Dancing with the Stars" two-time Mirrorball winner
· Keo Motsepe - "Dancing with the Stars" professional dancer since 2014 and reigned eight straight years as the South African Latin Dance Champion
· Lindsay Arnold - Season 24 marked Lindsay's ninth season as a professional dancer on "Dancing with the Stars"
· Sharna Burgess - Joined "Dancing with the Stars" in season 13 and has danced with Nick Carter, James Hinchcliffe, Antonio Brown and Noah Galloway
· Sasha Farber - Joined "Dancing with the Stars" in season 13 and has danced with Snooki, Kim Fields, Terra Jole and Simone Biles
VERSUS
"Shark Tank" - Playing for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles
· Robert Herjavec - Married to Kym Johnson; Shark and technology innovator and cybersecurity expert
· Lori Greiner - Shark, inventor and entrepreneur; known as the "Queen of QVC"
· Daymond John - Shark; well-known fashion and branding expert
· Chris Sacca - Shark and Silicon Valley billionaire investor
· Sabin Lomac - "Shark Tank" Season 4 entrepreneur; co-owner of Cousins Maine Lobster

The Bachelors - Playing for CreatiVets
· Wells Adams - He appeared on the 12th season of "The Bachelorette" in 2016 (with JoJo Fletcher)
· Daniel Maguire - He appeared on the 12th season of "The Bachelorette" (with JoJo Fletcher) and the third season of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2016
· Robert Graham - He appeared on the 9th season of "The Bachelorette" (with Desiree Hartsock) and the first season of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2014
· Luke Pell - He appeared on the 12th season of "The Bachelorette" in 2016 and was one of JoJo Fletcher's final three choices
· Chase McNary - He appeared on the 12th season of "The Bachelorette" in 2016 (with JoJo Fletcher)
VERSUS
The Bachelorettes - Playing for FosterMore
· Jubilee Sharpe - She appeared on the 20th season of "The Bachelor" (with Ben Higgins) in 2015
· Amanda Stanton - She appeared on the 20th season of "The Bachelor" (with Ben Higgins) in 2015 and the third season of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2016
· Lace Morris - She appeared on the 20th season of "The Bachelor" (with Ben Higgins) in 2015 and the third season of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2016
· Olivia Caridi - She appeared on the 20th season of "The Bachelor" (with Ben Higgins) in 2015
· Caila Quinn - She appeared on the 20th season of "The Bachelor" (with Ben Higgins) in 2015 and was one of his final three choices; also appeared on the third season of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2016

Neil deGrasse Tyson - Cosmologist, author and astrophysicist with the American Museum of Natural History; playing for STRIVE International
· Alice Young - Neil's wife
· Miranda Tyson - Neil's daughter
· Monique Fortune - Neil's cousin
· Travis Tyson - Neil's son
VERSUS
Rick Fox - NBA Champion, actor and businessman; playing for together1heart
· Jeanene Marie Fox - Rick's sister
· Ethan Marshall Edwards - Rick's brother-in-law
· Neriah Davis - Rick's sister-in-law
· Kyle Fox - Rick's son

MLB Legends - Playing for Major League Baseball (MLB) Charities
· "The Wizard" Ozzie Smith - Hall of Famer and World Series champion
· Kevin Millar - World Series champion and MLB Network analyst
· Prince Fielder - Six-time All-Star and two-time Home Run Derby champion
· Pedro Martinez - Hall of Famer and World Series champion
· Harold Reynolds - Two-time All-Star and MLB Network analyst
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NBA Legends - Playing for MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership
· James Worthy - Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer
· Tyrone Curtis "Muggsy" Bogues - NBA Legend
· Gary Payton - Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer
· Horace Grant - Four-time NBA Champion
· Robert Horry - Seven-time NBA Champion

Eva Longoria - Actress, director and producer; playing for Padres Contra El Cancer
· Amaury Nolasco - Actor and producer, known for "Prison Break," "Transformers" and "2 Fast 2 Furious"
· Ana Ortiz - Actress known for "Ugly Betty," "Devious Maids" and "Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son"
· Justina Machado - Actress known for "One Day at a Time," "Jane the Virgin" and "Six Feet Under"
· Wilmer Valderrama - Actor, singer and producer known for "That '70s Show," "NCIS" and appears in the animated comedy "Charming"
VERSUS
George Lopez - Actor/comedian; playing for George Lopez Foundation
· Constance Marie - Known for her roles on "George Lopez," the film "Selena" and currently on the Freeform drama "Switched at Birth"
· Ray Diaz - Model and actor on "Lopez," HULU's "East Los High"
· Oscar De La Hoya - Olympic gold medal-winning boxer best known for his winning bouts in six different weight classes
· Mayan Lopez - George's daughter

Bindi Irwin - Australian conservationist and "Dancing with the Stars" Season 21 Mirrorball winner; playing for Wildlife Warriors USA Inc.
· Terri Irwin - Bindi's mother
· Robert Irwin - Bindi's brother
· Daniel Marineau - Bindi's cousin
· Sara Marineau - Bindi's cousin
VERSUS
Chrissy Metz - Actress best known for her roles in "This Is Us," "My Name Is Earl" and "American Horror Story: Freak Show"; playing for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
· Denise Hodge - Chrissy's mother
· Monica Watson - Chrissy's sister
· Morgana Witt - Chrissy's sister
· Abigail Hodge - Chrissy's sister

Sandra Lee - Multiple Emmy Award-winning lifestyle expert, author of 27 best-selling books and editor in chief of Sandra Lee Magazine; playing for UNICEF
· Kimber Lee Gaskill - Sandra's sister
· Danielle Summer Mark - Sandra's niece
· Jason Bryce Gaskill - Sandra's nephew
· Jeffrey Otto Feigenheimer - Sandra's close friend
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Lea Thompson - Director, producer and actress on Freeform's long-running series "Switched at Birth"; playing for The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research
· Andrew Thompson - Lea's brother
· Barry Thompson - Lea's brother
· Shannon Katona - Lea's sister
· Colleen Goodrich - Lea's sister

Ashley Graham - International model, designer and body activist, who was the first size 14 model to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit edition; playing for World Vision
· Linda Graham - Ashley's mother
· Abigail Ralston - Ashley's sister
· Kia Ervin - Ashley's sister-in-law
· Kathryn Ervin - Ashley's mother-in-law
VERSUS
Yvette Nicole Brown - Film and television actress who currently stars as "Dani" on the CBS reboot of "The Odd Couple"; playing for The Motion Picture and Television Fund
· D.C - Yvette's brother
· Rachelle Jones - Yvette's cousin
· Stacey Bryant - Yvette's cousin
· Sharon Etheridge - Yvette's cousin

NFLPA Legends - Playing for Active Minds
· Marshall Faulk - Former NFL running back selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2011
· Andre Reed - Former NFL wide receiver selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2014
· Anthony Munoz - Former NFL offensive lineman inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998
· Derrick Brooks - Former NFL linebacker elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2014
· Rod Woodson - Former NFL cornerback and safety; inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009
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NFLPA All Stars - Playing for Professional Athletes Foundation
· Le'Veon Bell - Pittsburgh Steelers running back
· Patrick Peterson - Arizona Cardinals cornerback
· Derrick Johnson - Kansas City Chiefs linebacker
· Joe Thomas - Cleveland Browns offensive tackle
· DeAndre Hopkins - Houston Texans wide receiver

Ralph Sampson - 7-foot-4 retired NBA legend; playing for The University of Virginia Health Foundation
· Anna Aleize Sampson - Ralph's daughter
· Robert Alan Sampson - Ralph's son
· Ralph Lee Sampson III - Ralph's son
· Patrice Ablack - Ralph's fiancé
VERSUS
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - NBA's all-time leading scorer and six-time NBA champion is playing for Skyhook Foundation
· Thomas J. Swann - Kareem's nephew
· Rose-Ann Swann - Kareem's cousin
· Dr. Amir Abdul-Jabbar - Kareem's son
· Adam Abdul-Jabbar - Kareem's son

U.S. Olympic Swim Team - Playing for the USA Swimming Foundation
· Nathan Adrian - Three-time Olympian with eight Olympic medals and five gold, including two in 2016, two in 2012 and one in 2008
· David Plummer - Two-time Olympic medalist, winning gold and bronze in 2016
· Connor Jaeger - Two-time Olympian and silver medalist in 2016
· Elizabeth Beisel - Three-time Olympian and two-time Olympic medalist, winning silver and bronze in 2012
· Allison Schmitt - Three-time Olympian and eight-time Olympic medalist, including gold in 2016 and three gold medals in 2012
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U.S. Gymnastics Team - playing for the Boys and Girls Club of America
· Shannon Miller - The most decorated U.S. gymnast at the Olympic Games with seven medals, including the 1996 team gold and balance beam gold, the 1992 all-around silver, and more
· Dominique Moceanu - Part of the first U.S. Women's Gymnastics Team to ever win Olympic gold in 1996 and doing so at just 14 years old, she remains the youngest U.S. gymnast ever to win a gold medal
· Paul Hamm - Three-time Olympic medalist in 2004, winning the all-around gold, team silver, and high bar silver
· Morgan Hamm - Olympic medalist in 2004, winning the team silver
· Dominique Dawes - Three-time Olympian, four-time Olympic medalist and first African American to win an Olympic gold medal in gymnastics

Kandi Burruss - Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, entrepreneur and television star on Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"; playing for Kandi Cares
· Todd Tucker - Kandi's husband
· Nora Wilcox - Kandi's aunt
· Joyce Jones - Kandi's mother
· Bertha Jones - Kandi's aunt
VERSUS
Cynthia Bailey - International supermodel, actress, producer and reality television star on Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"; playing for Toys for Tots
· Barbara Morris - Cynthia's mom
· Malorie Bailey-Massie - Cynthia's sister
· Noelle Robinson - Cynthia's daughter
· Madison Lathan - Cynthia's niece

Kyle Massey - Actor, rapper, musician and philanthropist; best known for Disney Channel's "That's So Raven" and "Cory in the House"; playing for Starkey Hearing Foundation
· Christopher Massey - Kyle's brother, actor, rapper, musician and philanthropist; best known for Nickelodeon's "Zoey 101" and BET's "The Quad"
· Angel Massey - Kyle's mother and momager; founder of the "Pick Me Foundation"
· Jonny Walker Smith Jr. - Kyle's "Grandpa Billy," prostate cancer survivor, comedian and class clown
· Rukiya Mathis - Kyle's cousin and a pastor
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Jennie Garth - Actress who has starred in such hits as "Mystery Girls," which she also executive produced, and "Beverly Hills 90210"; playing for American Heart Association
· Lola Garth Facinelli - Jennie's daughter
· David Abrams - Jennie's husband
· Carolyn Garth - Jennie's mother
· Chuck Vernon Parker - Jennie's brother

Boy Band - Playing for the Prostate Cancer Foundation
· Nick Lachey - "98 Degrees"
· Joey Fatone - "NSYNC"
· Nathan Morris - "Boyz II Men"
· Howie Dorough - "Backstreet Boys"
· Chris Kirkpatrick - "NSYNC"
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Girl Group - Playing for Girls Inc.
· Carnie Wilson - "Wilson Phillips"
· Terry Ellis - "En Vogue"
· Sabrina Bryan - "The Cheetah Girls"
· Robin Antin - Creator of "The Pussycat Dolls" and "Playground LA" dance studio
· Kiely Williams - "3LW" and "The Cheetah Girls"

Louie Anderson - Iconic comedian and three-time Emmy Award-winner starring in FX's hit series "Baskets"; playing for Basic Needs Inc. of South Washington County D/B/A Stone Soup Thrift Shop
· Jim Anderson Jr. - Louie's nephew
· Jim Anderson - Louie's brother
· Nettie Anderson - Louie's sister-in-law
· Valerie Anderson - Louie's sister-in-law
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Christina Milian - Multitalented film/television actress, reality star/producer, international recording artist/songwriter and wine company owner; playing for Hands4Hope LA
· Carmen Milian - Christina's mother; entertainment manager, music and reality television producer and wine company owner
· Luciano Don Floressanti - Christina's father
· Danielle Milian - Christina's sister; celebrity hair stylist and reality television star
· Elizabeth Milian - Christina's sister; celebrity chef and reality television star

Lee Brice - Country music recording artist; playing for The Folds of Honor
· Lewis Brice - Lee's brother
· Felicia Watkins - Lee's cousin
· James Houston Hicks - Lee's cousin
· Jefferson Jeca Nyborg - Lee's cousin
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Jerrod Niemann - Multiplatinum country music artist; playing for the United Service Organizations, Inc.
· Morgan Petek Niemann - Jerrod's wife
· Joseph Aaron Niemann - Jerrod's brother
· Amy Jo Stelzer - Jerrod's sister
· Julie Renee Schults - Jerrod's sister

Faith Evans - Multiplatinum Grammy Award-winning recording artist, songwriter, arranger and record producer; playing for Pacer
· Chyna Griffen - Faith's daughter
· Christopher Wallace - Faith's son
· Helene Evans - Faith's mother
· Joshua Russaw - Faith's son
VERSUS
Ross Mathews - A television personality who got his start on "The Tonight Show"; currently an E! Red Carpet staple and co-host on "Hollywood Today Live"; playing for the Palm Springs Animal Shelter
· Taya Faber - Ross' friend
· Salvador Camarena - Ross' partner
· Gaye Louise Mathews - Ross' mother
· Boni Bernice Killion - Ross' aunt

Funny Guys - Playing for The Bob Woodruff Foundation
· Paul Scheer - Married to June Diane Raphael; actor on "Fresh Off the Boat" and "Veep"
· John Gemberling - "Making History" and "Broad City"
· Adam Pally - "Making History" and "Happy Endings"
· Eugene Cordero - "Kong: Skull Island"
· Horatio Sanz - "Great News" and "SNL"
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Funny Gals - Playing for Planned Parenthood
· June Diane Raphael - Married to Paul Scheer; actress on "Grace & Frankie"
· Andrea Savage - "I'm Sorry" and "Veep"
· Kristen Schaal - "Bob's Burgers" and "Last Man on Earth"
· Nicole Byer - "Loosely Exactly Nicole"
· Carla Gallo - "Bones" and "Neighbors"