‘Facts Of Life’ & ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ Next Up For ABC’s ‘Live In Front Of A Studio Audience’; First Stars, Premiere Date Set

Mónica Marie Zorrilla ABC won over viewers on Tuesday night with “Live in Front of a Studio Audience’s” nostalgia, lightheartedness and the visual of Kevin Hart standing side-by-side with John Lithgow, with almost a foot of height difference between them.

Classic-TV fans got a big shock in the latest “Live in Front of a Studio Audience” special.

new when 99-year-old Norman Lear dropped an f-bomb in the first few moments of the show.While chatting with host Jimmy Kimmel ahead of the live productions of and, Lear was asked for any advice he's picked up over his time on the planet.«Two little words that we don't think enough about: 'Over' and 'Next.' When something is over, it is — and you used the word, so I will — it is f**king over!» Lear said, as the network managed to quickly drop the swear word from broadcast.«Well, I said that off

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeIf the idea of Kevin Hart as Arnold Jackson — the 8-year-old played by Gary Coleman on “Diff’rent Strokes’ — sounds perfect on paper, wait until you see tonight’s “Live in Front of a Studio Audience.” When the 5’4” Hart stands next to the 6’4” John Lithgow — who fills Conrad Bain’s role as Arnold’s adoptive father, Mr.

Bringing back classic TV has never been this much fun.

“Facts Of Life” revival episode. The program is part of the ABC’s third installment in the nostalgic “Live in Front of a Studio Audience” special, produced by Norman Lear and Jimmy Kimmel, which airs tonight at 8 p.m.

the title sponsor of the first-ever LA Bowl, one of the many college football bowl games happening this month and in early January. That game, scheduled for Dec.

Netflix has announced Dave Chappelle will perform at the Netflix Is A Joke comedy festival, following the backlash to his recent special The Closer.The festival, delayed from last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will take place across 25 venues in Los Angeles from April 29 to May 8, 2022.Other comedians on the line-up include Amy Schumer, Tina Fey, Wanda Sykes, Jerry Seinfeld, David Letterman, Chris Rock, Ali Wong, Hasan Minhaj, Pete Davidson, Kevin Hart, Seth Rogen, Conan O’Brien and Ronny

controversial comedian will be part of Netflix’s just-announced mega stand-up comedy festival.“Netflix Is A Joke” will be an 11-day fest held in Los Angeles in 2022 where over 130 comedians, including the 48-year-old, will perform their routines.Stars will perform across 25 Hollywood landmarks such as the Greek Theater, the Hollywood Bowl, Dodger Stadium and the Crypto.com Arena.

With the emergence of the new Omicron COVID variant making headlines, “Jimmy Kimmel Live” host Jimmy Kimmel wanted to make one thing very clear during his Monday monologue — it’s definitely not a political maneuver for Democrats, as Texas Congressman Ronny Jackson suggested.

“The Facts of Life” for a 90-minute special set to air on ABC Dec. 7.

Jimmy Kimmel had a fiery Thanksgiving. On Monday's episode of , the 54-year-old host detailed his scary experience with a pizza oven over the holiday, which resulted in charred hair and a burnt face.«I had a mildly frightening Thanksgiving,» Kimmel began his monologue.

On “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Monday Night, Jimmy Kimmel announced that some heavy hitters will be starring in his upcoming reenactment of “The Facts of Life.” Jennifer Aniston will portray rich girl Blair, Gabrielle Union will play Tootie, Allison Tolman will play Natalie and Kathryn Hahn will portray Jo. They’ll be joined by Ann Dowd, who was previously announced as Mrs.

Jennifer Aniston is participating in a one-night-only television event and she’ll be going back to her TV comedy roots!

Dave Chappelle has been taking a lot of heat over material that some have dubbed homophobic in his recent Netflix special “The Closer”, but fellow comedian Kevin Hart has got his back.

The New York Times.The “Ride Along” star described his close friend as a “brother,” and said Chappelle has been a supporter of the LGBTQ community — despite criticism that the “Chappelle Show” star’s comments in “The Closer” were homophobic and transphobic. “That man don’t have a hateful bone in his body.

Kevin Hart is known for getting an audience to laugh, but his latest project is taking a much darker turn than fans are probably used to.