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Starz Comedy Shining Vale Returns in October; Celebrity Name That Tune Celebrities for Season 3

STARZ announced that the horror comedy series Shining Vale, starring Emmy Award® nominee Courteney Cox (Friends, Cougar Town), Academy Award® nominee and Emmy Award® winner Greg Kinnear (As Good as It Gets, The Kennedys) and Academy Award® winner Mira Sorvino (Hollywood, The Expecting), will return for season two on Friday, October 13, 2023. New first-look photos tease the return to Shining Vale where Pat (Cox) and Terry (Kinnear) Phelps struggle with reconnecting their broken family, mental illness, menopause, and trauma, as their Connecticut home continues to reveal more of its haunted past. In season two, the Phelps must battle their demons both internally... and externally. Something is lurking in the shadows in Shining Vale, and it's more than just Rosemary (Sorvino).

In addition to Cox, Kinnear and Sorvino, Shining Vale also stars Gus Birney (Dickinson), Merrin Dungey (Big Little Lies, The Resident), and Dylan Gage (PEN15), and features Emmy Award® nominees Judith Light (Poker Face), Allison Tolman (Emergence, Why Women Kill) and Sherilyn Fenn (Twin Peaks).

Celebrity Name That Tune returns for season 3 on Tuesday, September 19 at 8/7c on Fox and the trailer has been released. The new season features challenging games that test the musical knowledge of athletes, muscians, actors, TV personalities, comedians and Olympians, all playing for their favorite charities.

• Singer/Songwriter and Media Personality Melanie C., playing for Support and Feed vs. Actor/Singer/Songwriter Darren Criss, playing for Planned Parenthood
• World Champion Hurdler and Bobsledder Lolo Jones, playing for the Lolo Jones Foundation vs. TV Personality/Actor/Designer Carson Kressley playing for Kempton Community Center
• Former Professional Basketball Player John Salley, playing for PETA vs. Olympic Medalist/Entertainer Adam Rippon, playing for Pups without Borders
• Former Professional Football Player Rashad Jennings, playing for The Rashad Jennings Foundation vs. Former Professional Football Player Todd Gurley, playing for M.A.D.E Sports Foundation
• Actress/Singer Megan Hilty (Smash), playing for Project Angel Food vs. Actress Rumer Willis (Empire), playing for Planned Parenthood
• Singer/Songwriter Belinda Carlisle, playing for Animal People Alliance (APA) vs. Singer/Songwriter/Record Producer/Actress Debbie Gibson, playing for The Actors Fund Home
• Musician Taylor Hanson, playing for Food on the Move vs. Recording Artist/Global Superstar JoJo Siwa, playing for the JoJo Siwa Childhood Cancer Foundation
• Comedian/Entertainer Steve-O, playing for the National Down Syndrome Congress vs. Actress Rachael Harris (Lucifer), playing for the UCP of Central Florida
• Comedian/Actress Amanda Seales, playing for Donors Choose vs. Actress Kate Flannery (The Office), playing for St. Mary's Native American Mission at St. Mary Church
• TV Host/Producer Ross Mathews, playing for Palm Springs Animal Shelter vs. Country Singer/Best Selling Author Jessie James Decker, playing for Hope Kids
• Stand-Up Comedian/Writer/Actress Tig Notaro, playing for World Resources Institute vs. Actress/Comedian Nicole Sullivan, playing for Foster More
• Actor/Stand-Up Comedian Jeff Ross, playing for Planned Parenthood vs. Stand-Up Comic/Podcast Host Michael Kosta, playing for Angela Hospice
• Actress/Singer/Humanitarian Kat Graham (Love in the Villa, Cut Throat City), playing for GLAAD vs. Actor/Comedian/Screenwriter Deon Cole (Average Joe), playing for Stand Up to Cancer
• Actor/Comedian Mario Cantone (And Just Like That... ), playing for God's Love We Deliver vs. Vice President of the Oppenheim Group/Real Estate Agent and Reality TV Personality Mary Bonnet (Selling Sunset), playing for Food on Foot
• Award Winning Actor/Comedienne/Activist/Author/Producer/Podcaster/Mother, Kym Whitley playing for Karamu House vs. Actress/Stand-Up Comedian Caroline Rhea, playing for Comedy Gives Back
• Actress Jamie Chung, playing for City of Hope vs. husband Actor Bryan Greenberg, playing for Planned Parenthood
• Entrepreneur and Olympic Medalist Shawn Johnson East, playing for Hope Sports vs. Olympic Medalist Gymnast MyKayla Skinner, playing for Girls on the Run Utah
• Emmy Award winning Host/Comedian/Actress/Author Loni Love, playing for Project Angel Food vs. Multi platinum recording artist and global pop act, Ally Brooke, playing for Feeding America
• Singer/Songwriter and Musician/Radio Host/Actress Lisa Loeb, playing for SCOPE (Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education) vs. Singer/Songwriter/Actor Jesse McCartney, playing for St. Jude Children's Hospital
• TV, Film and Stage Actor, Corbin Bleu, playing for The Actors Fund vs. Actor/Comedian/Writer/TV Host Craig Ferguson, playing for United Service Organizations (USO)
• Reality TV Personality/Former Professional Football Player Colton Underwood (The Bachelor), playing for the Colton Underwood Legacy Foundation vs. Actor/Musician Jesse Metcalfe, playing for Child Mind Institute
• Three-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Beach Volleyball Player Misty May-Treanor, playing for Gary Sinise Foundation vs. TV Host and Star of General Hospital Cameron Mathison, playing for Gateway For Cancer Research
• Actress/Stand-Up Comedian/Author Heather McDonald, playing for Hillsides vs. Actor/Stand-Up Comedian Kevin Nealon, playing for The Store Nashville
• TV Personality/Podcast Host Teddi Mellencamp, playing for Children's Hospital Los Angeles vs. Actress/Reality TV Personality/Model Cynthia Bailey, playing for Worthy of Love

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SitcomsOnline Digest: NBC Sets Premiere Date for Mr. Mayor; New Version of Name That Tune in the Works at Fox

Welcome to SitcomsOnline Digest! It's Thanksgiving week, and we're hearing more about the debut of Mr. Mayor, a new game show hosted by Jane Krakowski, and more. Let's get going!

• Mr. Mayor, the sitcom starring Ted Danson from Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, has a debut date set for NBC. (Variety)
• Conan O'Brien is set to leave TBS and move to HBO Max, where he'll be down to a weekly show, leaving us to wonder what the future of daily late night cable talk is (or isn't). (Deadline)
  
• Name That Tune is making a return to primetime on Fox, with Jane Krakowski hosting. (Variety)
• Sitcom writer-producer Chuck Hauck has died at age 79. (Deadline)
• We aren't sure how this will work, but an UNO game show is in the works. (Variety)
• There is now a Carol Burnett channel available on Roku. (SitcomsOnline) 

WEEKLY PLANNER (NOVEMBER 21 - NOVEMBER 27)

• It looks like A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving will air on traditional TV after all, as PBS will be airing it tomorrow night.
  
• Decades has a Barnaby Jones marathon this weekend.
• Thanksgiving isn't complete without the WKRP in Cincinnati episode "Turkey's Away," MeTV has that for you on Sunday at 7:30, along with other Thanksgiving episodes of other series.
  
• The long-awaited Saved by the Bell reboot debuts Thursday on Peacock.
  
• Antenna TV has a Partridge Family marathon featuring every episode that begins on Wednesday at 8.
  

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