Category: TV

Wheel of Fortune contestant Will gave the greatest wrong answer ever

Alright, this might be the greatest wrong answer in Wheel of Fortune history.

Plenty of Wheel of Fortune contestants have gotten puzzles wrong (remember the NSFW answer?) on the long-running game show, but this one might take the cake.

During Monday night’s episode, contestant Will got his chance to solve a puzzle on the board for a phrase.

The real answer was “Give yourself a round of applause,” but Will found something even more wonderful in the puzzle.

His answer was, “Treat yourself a round of sausage.”

MORE: A Wheel of Fortune contestant miraculously nailed the final puzzle at the buzzer

Of course, Will got the “wrong” buzzer as fellow contestant Kitina solved it an answer later. New show host Ryan Seacrest looked a bit bewildered by Will’s answer at first, but he eventually caved to how hilarious it was.

“Although, Will, I kind of like yours better,” Seacrest told Will, who at least looked pleased with himself for giving such an epic solution to the puzzle. “That sounds better than just clapping right now.”

Will didn’t solve the puzzle, but he won America’s laughter in the process.

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Bill Burr’s SNL Buffalo Wild Wings ad featured him as a very disgruntled Patriots fan

The Massachusetts native was perfection.

Comedian Bill Burr was back as the host of Saturday Night Live this weekend, and he perfectly leaned into his New England roots for a couple skits. A native of Canton, Massachusetts, Burr broke out his accent for a play on Good Will Hunting and then donned a Patriots jersey for a fake Buffalo Wild Wings ad.

In the skit, fans of the Lions, Chiefs and even Giants were elated to be at BWW having good food and cheap beer as they watched their teams win. Then there was Burr’s Pats fan, who repeatedly smashed his fist on the bar, stole beer from the tap and argued with his son.

It all culminates in a hilarious fist fight. Check out the full skit here:

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Racing on TV, November 7-10

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted. Thursday, November 7 COTA TA highlights 9:00- 10:00pm (D) COTA TA2 highlights 10:00- 11:00pm (D) Friday, November 8 GAA Classic Cars Auction 1:00-4:00pm Phoenix qualifying 4:00-5:00pm Phoenix practice …

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted.

Thursday, November 7

COTA TA highlights 9:00-
10:00pm
(D)

COTA TA2
highlights		 10:00-
11:00pm
(D)

Friday, November 8

GAA
Classic Cars
Auction 		1:00-4:00pm

Phoenix
qualifying		 4:00-5:00pm
Phoenix
practice		 5:00-6:00pm
Phoenix
practice		 6:00-7:00pm
Phoenix 8:00-10:30pm

Saturday, November 9

GAA
Classic Cars
Auction 		12:00-3:00pm

Phoenix
qualifying		 4:00-5:00pm
Phoenix
qualifying		 5:00-6:30pm
Phoenix 7:00-7:30pm
pre-race
7:30-10:30pm
race

Sunday, November 10

Phoenix 2:00-3:00pm
pre-race
3:00-7:00pm
race

Key: SDD: Same day delay; D = delayed; R = Replay

FIA WEC is available on Max’s B/R Sports Add-On in addition to Motor Trend. Check your streaming provider for air times

MotoGP is now airing live on TruTV and Max’s B/R Sports Add-On. Check your streaming provider for air times

A variety of motor racing is available for streaming on demand at the following sites:

The final season of Stranger Things now has 8 episode titles and a confirmed 2025 release

In 2025, it’s time to return to the world of Stranger Things.

The final season of Netflix’s hit series Stranger Things is finally coming out next year, and we now know the names of the last eight episodes.

As has become ceremonial before a new season of the show, Netflix shared a video with that ominous theme music and eight vague episode names listed in descending order.

Names include “The Crawl,” “The Bridge,” “Shock Jock” and the series finale being titled “The Rightside Up.”

The last season will reportedly pick up in the fall of 1987 in Hawkins, Indiana, for “one last adventure,” currently slated for a 2025 streaming release. The fourth season debuted in two parts in summer 2022.

We’re not quite sure what’s in store for this final season, but we know we can’t wait for it.

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SNL cold open featured Kamala Harris and Maya Rudolph as Kamala talking to each other

Kamala Harris had her SNL moment with the actress who plays her.

With the 2024 presidential election less than a week away, Saturday Night Live continued not to shy away from tackling the latest in the campaigns. The cold open on Saturday evening once again featured comedian Maya Rudolph as current Vice President and presidential hopeful Kamala Harris, alongside Jim Gaffigan’s Tim Walz and Andy Samberg’s Doug Emhoff.

The actual Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on the show, showing up to act across from Rudolph during a skit that had the pair hyping each other up. In the bit, Harris and Rudolph gave each other words of encouragement before Tuesday’s presidential election.

Check out Vice President Harris’ portion below:

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Racing on TV, November 1-3

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted. Friday, November 1 Sao Paulo GP practice 10:25- 11:30am Martinsville qualifying 1:30-3:00pm Sao Paulo GP Sprint qualifying 2:25-3:30pm Martinsville qualifying 3:30-5:00pm Martinsville 6:00-8:00pm …

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted.

Friday, November 1

Sao Paulo GP
practice		 10:25-
11:30am
Martinsville
qualifying		 1:30-3:00pm
Sao Paulo GP
Sprint
qualifying		 2:25-3:30pm

Martinsville
qualifying		 3:30-5:00pm
Martinsville 6:00-8:00pm

Saturday, November 2

Bahrain
8 Hours		 6:30am-
3:30pm
Sao Paulo GP
Sprint		 9:55-
11:00am

Martinsville
qualifying		 1:00-
2:30pm
Malaysia sprint 2:00-3:30pm
(SDD)

Martinsville 3:30-4:00pm
pre-race
4:00-7:00pm
race

Sunday, November 3

Sao Paulo
GP
qualifying		 5:30-7:00am
Sao Paulo GP 9:00-
10:25am
pre-race
10:25am-
1:00pm
race*
*joined in
progress on
ESPN2

Malaysia
GP		 10:30am-
1:00pm (SDD)

COTA TA2 11:30am
COTA TA 1:30-3:30pm
Martinsville 1:30-2:00pm
pre-race
2:00-6:00pm
race
Las Vegas
qualifying		 3:00-5:00pm
(D)
Las Vegas
finals		 5:00-8:00pm

Key: SDD: Same day delay; D = delayed; R = Replay

FIA WEC is available on Max’s B/R Sports Add-On in addition to Motor Trend. Check your streaming provider for air times. You can also watch all sessions live via the FIAWEC.TV app.

MotoGP is now airing live on TruTV and Max’s B/R Sports Add-On. Check your streaming provider for air times which are subject to change

A variety of motor racing is available for streaming on demand at the following sites:

Netflix’s Starting 5 Season 2 cast is here and NBA fans should love it

Basketball fans are going to enjoy this.

Netflix’s documentary series about the NBA, Starting 5, will come back for a second season and that is fantastic news for basketball fans.

The first season featured big stars LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, Anthony Edwards, Jimmy Butler, and Domantas Sabonis. It was an enjoyable and entertaining watch that offered fascinating insights into the world of players at dramatically different points in their careers.

USA TODAY’s For The Win spoke to Sabonis about his experience filming the show and what it was like having a documentary career following him around during the Sacramento Kings season.

SEASON 1 INTERVIEW: Domantas Sabonis is ‘scared’ and ready for fans to dive into his life on new Netflix show

For those that watched and enjoyed, they can have something more to look forward to.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the show is coming back for another season (!) and will feature five new fresh faces.

The cast is Kevin Durant, James Harden, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jaylen Brown, and Tyrese Haliburton. The show will follow them during the 2024-25 NBA campaign, which features Brown defending his 2024 NBA championship and Gilgeous-Alexander pursing a potential MVP award.

This should be a lot of fun.

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Barack Obama realized he hilariously reenacted the Key & Peele handshake sketch with Team USA

Obama did not realize it at first but now finds it hilarious.

Earlier this year, President Barack Obama met with Team USA basketball and had a hilarious interaction with the players and coaching staff.

Obama had a familiarity with several players and coaches including Stephen Curry, LeBron James, Erik Spoelstra, and Steve Kerr. That much was quite obvious when he greeted each of them for a handshake.

But the former POTUS was not as familiar with Team USA assistant coach Mark Few, who is also the head coach of Gonzaga Men’s Basketball. During a recent interview with Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton, who was on Team USA this summer, Obama said he had never met Few.

So when it came time to shake his hand, he wasn’t sure what greeting to go with. In the conversation, he admitted that it ended up looking a lot like an iconic sketch from Key & Peele at a meet and greet:

“I gotta say, that was funny. But here’s what happened. Here’s what happened. So I’m going down the row, right? A lot of those guys, I knew. And then right before I got to Coach Few, it’s Steph, it’s LeBron. I’ve been knowing those guys forever. I had dinner with them, their families. So then Coach Few, I’d never met. And he put out his hand and I’m like, alright. Yeah. I don’t know. Is he going to be comfortable if I pull him into a bro hug? I don’t know. So I just shook his hand. Kerr was right afterward. And Steve I knew. But the way it played out, I will say, it looked just like that Key & Peele skit.”

Obama revealed that he did not know that people would make the comparison because it was not a “conscious” decision.

You can watch the version from his presidency and the version from the Olympics:

When he watched it side-by-side, he felt like people “caught” him.

The former president added that the two comedians did plenty of funny sketches surrounding his presidency and believes that Jordan Peele does a fantastic impression of him.

Meanwhile, this was a great job by Haliburton to ask the question.

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Racing on TV, October 25-27

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted. Friday, October 25 Valencia Day 1 11:45am- 4:00pm Mexican GP practice 1 2:25-3:30pm Homestead qualifying 4:00-5:30pm Mexican GP practice 2 5:55-7:30pm Idaho Falls race 1 9:00pm Gold Coast Shootout …

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted.

Friday, October 25

Valencia
Day 1		 11:45am-
4:00pm
Mexican GP
practice 1		 2:25-3:30pm

Homestead
qualifying		 4:00-5:30pm
Mexican GP
practice 2		 5:55-7:30pm


Idaho Falls
race 1		 9:00pm
Gold Coast
Shootout		 10:30pm

Saturday, October 26

Gold Coast
race 1		 1:00am
(repeated at
5:30pm)
Valencia
Day 2		 4:00am-
5:10pm
Homestead
qualifying		 9:00-
10:30am
Thailand sprint 10:30am-
12:00pm

Homestead 12:00-
2:00pm
Mexican GP
practice 3		 1:25-2:30pm


Homestead 3:30-4:00pm
pre-race
4:00-7:00pm
race

Mexican GP
qualifying		 5:55-7:00pm
Idaho Falls
race 2		 9:00pm

Sunday, October 27

Gold Coast
race 2		 12:00am
(repeated at
5:30pm)
Valencia
Day 3		 4:00am-
4:30pm
Thailand
GP		 10:30am-
1:00pm

Homestead 2:00-2:30pm
pre-race
2:30-6:00pm
race
Mexican GP 2:30-4:00pm
pre-race
4:00-6:00pm
race

Key: SDD: Same day delay; D = delayed; R = Replay

FIA WEC is available on Max’s B/R Sports Add-On in addition to Motor Trend. Check your streaming provider for air times

MotoGP is now airing live on TruTV and Max’s B/R Sports Add-On. Check your streaming provider for air times

A variety of motor racing is available for streaming on demand at the following sites:

SNL cold open featured Alec Baldwin as Bret Baier spoofing the Kamala Harris Fox News interview

Baldwin made his return to SNL.

The 2024 presidential election is just over two weeks away, and Saturday Night Live is thriving with all of the political content to parody. This weekend, the show was hosted by actor Michael Keaton, and the opening skit featured a play on the recent interview with Vice President Kamala Harris and Bret Baier on Fox News.

Actor Alec Baldwin, who starred in the original Beetlejuice with Keaton in 1988, made his return to SNL to play Baier. In the skit, Baldwin’s Baier repeatedly interrupts VP Harris — played by Maya Rudolph once again — and accused her of looking for a “viral moment.”

After denying that, Rudolph’s Harris looked into the camera a couple times, imitating viral TikTok trends like using the “very demure, very mindful” phrase and the recent popular audio “in the clerb, we all fam.”

The skit continues with a portion on showing the wrong clips and a discussion on former president Trump’s recent troubles with stranded rally goers.

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