Oprah Winfrey's TV comeback
New CBS morning show
Double dare slime
Double dare slime ingredients, 'Double Dare' Slime Ingredients: Vanilla Pudding, Applesauce, Oatmeal, Green Food Coloring. If you're a child of the '80s or '90s, you're probably very familiar with the green slime used on the popular Nickelodeon show Double Dare (If you're not, there are plenty of YouTube videos to add to your viewing queue).
Actors who were replaced
Actors who were replaced. When Ashton Kutcher takes the lead role of "Two and a Half Men" tonight, replacing Charlie Sheen after his controversial ranting, he'll become the best-paid replacement actor in TV history. Find out how shows and movies deal with cast changes and why actors choose to leave shows midseason -- or are asked not to return.
ashton kutcher highest paid, Charlie Sheen rant
Top TV moms
Marion Cunningham (Marion Ross) on “Happy Days” was always there with a wholesome snack and even more wholesome advice. “Mrs. C” was the only one allowed to call Fonzie by his real first name. Broadcast during a time of great change for women, the show was a reminder that the traditional role was also of great value and worthy of respect. Clair Huxtable (Phylicia RashÄd) on “The Cosby Show” was the elegant and almost always unflappable successful attorney and mother of five, as bemused by her husband (far from unflappable) as by her children. Carol Brady (Florence Henderson) on “The Brady Bunch” always seemed as sweetly unaware of the show’s cheesiness as she was of the possible problems that arise in blended families. She managed to cope with six children even through such catastrophes as a visit from Davy Jones and Jan’s weird wig.Margaret Anderson (Jane Wyatt) on “Father Knows Best” was the quintessential 1950′s ideal of a mother and homemaker, always loving and supportive of her family. Often, she was the one who really knew best.
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