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“American Auto” upcoming episode and clip!
Funny show and this looks like a good episode! Don’t miss it Tuesday night 2/28 8:30pm on NBC! And also available streaming on Peacock…
“AMERICAN AUTO”
“THE LETTER”
ORIGINAL
02/28/2023 (08:30PM – 09:00PM) (Tuesday) : Katherine has to go on a “listening tour” after a group of younger employees demand the company stop contributing to pro-life politicians. The men of the office are charged with writing Payne’s policies regarding abortion.
TV-PG
American Auto
Tuesdays on NBC (8:30-9 p.m. ET); Season Premiere: Jan. 24
From the creator of “Superstore” comes a new workplace comedy that takes the wheels off the automobile industry. Set in Detroit, the corporate executives of Payne Motors are at a crossroads: adapt to the changing times or be sent to the junkyard. Shaking things up is the new CEO, whose leadership, experience and savvy is only slightly offset by her complete lack of knowledge about cars. Luckily, her team has some of the best minds in the business – when they aren’t fighting or trying to outwit each other. From the corporate office to the factory floor, the crew of Payne Motors is driving home the laughs.
The cast includes Ana Gasteyer, Harriet Dyer, Jon Barinholtz, Humphrey Ker, Michael B. Washington, Tye White and X Mayo.
Justin Spitzer (“Superstore”) will write and executive produce. Jeff Blitz will direct and executive produce the pilot episode. Aaron Kaplan and Dana Honor will executive produce.
“American Auto” is produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, in association with Spitzer Holding Company, Kapital Entertainment.
Emily Ratajkowski isn’t the only celebrity name you’ve been saying wrong
Model Emily Ratajkowski has revealed that we’ve all been mispronouncing her name wrong all this time.
In a recent TikTok video, the 31-year-old has been revealed the how to correctly pronounce her surname the Polish way – “Rah-tah-kov-skee”.
In light of this news, the team at Preply have done some digging and compiled a list of the celebrity names that you have been mispronouncing all this time.
It’s time to set the record straight…
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Lindsay Lohan (Lindsay Lo-Wen)
Credit: @lindsaylohan
In her TikTok debut, Lindsay Lohan got fans questioning everything when she revealed that people have been pronouncing her surname wrong.
Introducing herself on the platform, Lindsay corrected fans by saying her last name is actually pronounced ‘Lo-wen’ instead of ‘Lo-han’. Fans were quick to react, commenting “Wait. Lindsay “LOWEN”?!?! I’ve been saying it wrong my whole life?!?”
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Jake Gyllenhall (Jake Yee-Len-Hey-Lo)
Credit: @jakegyllenhall
A celebrity name that needs to be put to justice. It seems that the universal pronunciation for Jake’s last name is ‘Jill-en-hall’ – but the world is wrong!
Speaking to TV host Conan O’Brien, the 41-year-old actor revealed that his Swedish last name should be pronounced ‘Yen-lee-hey-lo’ – what a tongue-twister!
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Zendaya (Zen-Day-Yuh)
Credit: @zendaya
Having a net worth of $15 million, Zendaya is certainly doing well for herself – which makes it all the more important for people to pronounce the star’s name correctly.
In a YouTube video, the Euphoria actress expressed that her name is commonly mispronounced as ‘Zen-dye-uh’, when the correct pronunciation is ‘Zen-day-yuh’.
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Timothée Chalamet (Timo-Tay Shala-May)
Credit: @tchalamet
The Call By Your Name star really wants fans to call him by his actual name.
Speaking in an interview with Frank Ocean, the 26-year-old heartthrob revealed that the real pronunciation of his name is ‘Timo-tay Shala-may’. He however said: “I can’t ask people to call me that; it just seems really pretentious” – but the king has spoken!
4. Amanda Seyfried (Amanda Sigh-Frid)
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Mamma Mia! The world has been saying Amanda Seyfried’s name wrong all this time…
In an interview with Hollywood Streams, the 36-year-old actress said the worst pronunciation of her last name would be ‘Say-fried’ or ‘Sig-freed’, rather the correct pronunciation is actually ‘Sigh-frid.”
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Ariana Grande (Ariana Gran-dee)
Credit: @arianagrande
Say what?! Contrary to how the star’s name is pronounced in the media, Ari shocked fans by revealing the actual pronunciation of her last name is ‘Grand-dee’, not ‘Gradhn-day’.
Talking to Beats 1’s Ebro Darden, the star said she pronounced her last name as ‘gran-dee’ when she was growing up. As well as this, she said the pronunciation has always been ‘gran-dee’ in the Grande family.
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Charlize Theron (Charlize There-in)
Credit: @charlizeafrica
It appears that the ‘o’ is very misleading in Charlize Theron’s name…
During a segment on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the Atomic Blonde star revealed that her surname is actually pronounced ‘There-in’. Safe to say we didn’t see that one coming!
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Chrissy Teigen (Chrissy Tie-Ghen)
Credit: @chrissyteigen
Star Chrissy Teigen said that her Norwegian last name is actually pronounced ‘Tie-ghen’ rather than ‘Tee-ghen’.
She said that even though she always introduces herself as ‘Tee-ghen’, the proper pronunciation is ‘Tie-ghen’, as this is how she was taught how to pronounce her name as she was growing up.
From https://preply.com/
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Today in TV History 1/5/23
Today in Television History
1948 – Warner Brothers-Pathe showed the very first color newsreel. The footage was of the Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl football classic.
1961 – “Mr. Ed” debuted. The show would run for six years.
1970 – “All My Children” premiered on ABC.
1971 – ABC’s “Alias Smith and Jones” aired for the first time.
2002 – The 1000th episode of “Soul Train” aired.
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand History
1974 – Ann Peebles performed “I Can’t Stand the Rain” on American Bandstand.
1974 – El Chicano performed “Tell Her She’s Lovely” on American Bandstand.
1985 – Julian Lennon performed “Valotte” and “Too Late For Goodbyes” on American Bandstand.
1985 – Shalamar performed “My Girl Love Me” on American Bandstand.
From https://on-this-day.com
Today in TV History 1/3/23
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
Today in Television History
1949 – “Colgate Theater” debuted.
1951 – NBC-TV debuted “Dragnet.”
1979 – The 100th episode of “The Jeffersons” aired.
1984 – ABC aired the 100th episode of “Hart to Hart.”
1984 – NBC aired the first episode of “Riptide.”
1993 – The first episode of “Star Trek – Deep Space Nine” aired.
1997 – Bryant Gumbel signed off for the last time as host of NBC’s “Today” show.
Today in
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand History
1976 – The Staple Singers performed “Let’s Do It Again” on American Bandstand.
1976 – C.W. McCall performed “Convoy” on American Bandstand.
1981 – Tierra performed “2-gether” on American Bandstand.
Today in TV History 1/2/23
Today in Television History
1949 – Jack Benny’s television show aired on CBS for the first time. The show had previously been aired on NBC.
1953 – “The Life of Riley” debuted on NBC-TV.
1971 – In the U.S., a federally imposed ban on television cigarette advertisements went into effect.
1976 – The 100th episode of “Sanford and Son” was aired.
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand History
1963 – Dionne Warwick performed “Don’t Make Me Over” on American Bandstand.
1965 – Marvin Gaye performed “Hitch Hike” and “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)” on American Bandstand.
1965 – Adam Faith performed “It Sounds Good” on American Bandstand.
1965 – Johnny Rivers performed “Mountain of Love” on American Bandstand.
1982 – Patti Austin performed “Every Home Should Have One” on American Bandstand.
From https://on-this-day.com/
Today in TV History 1/1/23
Today in Television History
1906 – Louis W. Parker was born. He was the inventor of the intercarrier sound system for television sets, the modern basis for coordinating sound and picture.
1955 – Loretta Young was featured on the cover of “TV Guide.” She made a total of 11 appearances on the cover of the magazine.
1964 – The BBC broadcasts the first “Top of the Pops” TV rock show.
1966 – The final episode of “The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet” (with Rick Nelson) was filmed.
1971 – Tobacco ads representing $20 million dollars in advertising were banned from TV and radio broadcast.
1977 – The 200th episode of “Soul Train” aired.
1985 – VH-1 premiered as an adult contemporary music video channel with Marvin Gaye’s “Star Spangled Banner” video.
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand History
1966 – Mel Carter performed “Love Is All We Need” and “My Heart Sings” on American Bandstand.
1983 – Adam Ant performed “Desperate But Not Serious” and “Goody Two Shoes” on American Bandstand.
1983 – A video of Billy Joel performing “Allentown” was aired on American Bandstand.
Saturday Night Live History
1943 – Don Novello was born.
| We’re going to be around forever. – Elliot Gould, to the cast of Saturday Night Live |
From https://on-this-day.com
Today in TV History 12/31/22
Today in Television History
1968 – In the U.K., the TV special “Elvis” aired on BBC2-TV.
1971 – Peter Duel was found dead in his apartment in Hollywood Hills of an apparent suicide. Duel played the role of Hannibal Heyes in the series “Alias Smith and Jones.”
1972 – “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” special aired for the first time.
1984 – ESPN debuted in Hawaii, making it available in all 50 states.
1988 – “Simon & Simon” was aired for the last time on CBS.
2000 – CBS Sports aired a two-hour special that told the stories behind the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia.
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand History
1966 – Mrs. Miller performed “Downtown” and “A Lover’s Concerto” on American Bandstand.
1966 – The Blues Magoos performed “We Ain’t Got Nothin’ Yet” on American Bandstand.
1983 – ABC performed “That Was Then, but This Is Now” and “S.O.S.” on American Bandstand.
1983 – Oingo Boingo performed “Wake Up It’s 1984” on American Bandstand.
1994 – A taped performance by KISS was played on ABC’s “Dick Clark’s New Years Rockin’ Eve ’94.”
2001 – In New York, Dick Clark counted down to midnight from Times Square for the 30th consecutive year.
2005 – Regis Philbin hosted “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” from Times Square. It was the first time in 32 years that Dick Clark was unable to host the show.
Saturday Night Live History
2003 – There is nothing available for this date…at this time.
| Now, Garth, if you hurl, then I’m gonna spew. And if I spew, chances are someone else is gonna honk, alright? And if that happens it could set off a peristaltic chain reaction. – Mike Myers (as Wayne) |
From https://on-this-day.com
Today in TV History 12/30/22
Today in Television History
1953 – The first color TV sets went on sale for about $1,175.
1954 – James Arness made his dramatic TV debut in “The Chase.” The “Gunsmoke” series didn’t begin for Arness until the fall of 1955.
1980 – “The Wonderful World of Disney” was cancelled by NBC after more than 25 years on the TV. It was the longest-running series in prime-time television history.
1984 – CBS began airing the series “Crazy Like a Fox.”
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand History
1967 – Rose Garden performed “Next Plane to London” on American Bandstand.
1967 – A tape of The Who performing “I Can See for Miles” was aired on American Bandstand.
1972 – Rick Springfield performed “What Would the Children Think” on American Bandstand.
1978 – Chanson performed “Don’t Hold Back” on American Bandstand.
1978 – Justin Heywood performed “Forever Autumn” on American Bandstand.
1999 – Dick Clark was the first guest on David Letterman’s “Late Show.”
From https://on-this-day.com
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