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Jason Ritter on 'Matlock', Says 'everybody likes an underdog'
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- Jason Ritter on 'Matlock', Says 'everybody likes an underdog'
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- Jason Ritter on 'Matlock', Says 'everybody likes an underdog'
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Jason Ritter visits "The Talk" and reveals why he thinks audiences have embraced the new CBS series "Matlock." Ritter says, "I think there is a couple reasons, one I think everybody likes an underdog, everybody likes seeing someone who is consistently underestimated be smarter than everyone and come out on top. And I also just think Kathy [Bates] is one of those special people that are just inherently lovely and watchable, and to see a character that is this complicated, to see her tackle it is just amazing." Natalie Morales asks, "We did find out from the first episode that your character might actually not be a good guy, he may be a bad guy, are you having fun with that?" He reacts, "Aren't we all a little bit of both? If you haven't seen the first episode, I recommend checking it out before you watch tonight's because there is a big twist at the end, and you find out there's a big mystery that will be a season long thing." Jerry O'Connell jokes, "I always knew it, Jason has always been so nice. I knew you were evil."
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- EXCLUSIVE: Shemar Moore Shares Adorable New Video of Daughter, Frankie; Says She 'likes football'
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Wednesday on "The Talk" Shermar Moore shares an exclusive video of daughter, Frankie. He says, "She plays me...I come home from work, and she says 'Daddy, DaDa'...but she's not really loving on me, she just wants me to throw her in the air, she goes, 'jump, jump.' She's truly a little miracle. She's 20-months-old, she's a little track star around the house. She likes football, I watch college, NFL and all the sudden she's like this, and I'm like hold on now, what you like those tight pants what's going on now? But I got her, I go 'Frankie, football,' and she goes, 'Touchdown!'"
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- Shemar Moore Says You'll See His 'old ass running around' on S.W.A.T. Season 8
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- Shemar Moore visits "The Talk" and dishes on the new season of "S.W.A.T." Moore says, "You know I'm so excited...SWAT season 8, I really want to say thank you to the homies, to the fans, to the baby girls worldwide, without you guys, it was a close call...Season 8 is coming strong, you hear that theme song, you know what time it is. We're coming with action. You see my old ass running around." He admits, "When they yell cut, I'm in the trailer with a masseuse, a Theragun, some Advil."
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- Akbar Gbajabiamila and Jerry O'Connell Make Tattoo Bet Over Upcoming Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight
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Tuesday on "The Talk" hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila and Jerry O'Connell sound off on the upcoming boxing mega-event Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson and Paul's proposal to Tyson: reward him $5 million if the former heavyweight titlist can get past the fourth round of their bout, and if he fails, he would have to get a tattoo that says, "I love Jake Paul.' Gbajabiamila says, "First off, shout out to Neflix in this special, I don't know if they are going to be able to maintain all their viewers, because this fight is going to crash their server...he [Tyson] is going to demolish Jake Paul...all the Pauls, they are barking up the wrong tree." O'Connell weighs in, "Look, no one is a bigger 'Iron Mike' fan than me, that's my era...that said, I think the age discrepancy, Akbar, why don't you and I make a tattoo bet about these guys. I will get a tattoo that says, 'I love Akbar' [if Tyson wins]." Gbajabiamila reacts, "I will get a tattoo on my neck that says...'Jerry rocks' [if Paul wins].
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- Nick Cannon Says Having Teenagers is 'horrifying,' Plus How He 'busted' His 'you know what'
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Nick Cannon visits "The Talk" and opens up on having teenagers and the families Halloween festivities. On how it feels to have teenagers, Cannon admits, "Horrifying. I can actually handle my son, he's so much like me. My daughter, she's like, wearing makeup, and taking two hours in the bathroom, like what are you doing in there? It's scary because I'm just watching her evolve into this young woman and I mean, I can't stop it, but it's happening." He adds, "She lives in Sephora. I'm like, what are you putting all of that stuff on? Do you have another face I don't know about? I'm standing at the front...I've been in there for over an hour." Cannon goes on to talk about the family's Halloween traditions. "I think because Mariah's [Carey] got Christmas on lock, I think the next closest is Halloween that we get to have a lot of fun. So we do all of the haunted houses, the haunted hayrides, the pumpkin patches. That was a few days ago, see my son is too cool for school right there, he's posing with the zombies. [photo]...I gotta dress up a few times on Halloween [video], I literally, I busted my whole you know what on that. I was trying to be Lurch, and they brought me these real stilts. I hadn't walked on stilts before, I tore the whole front porch up."
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- Austin Stowell on What Drew Him to Playing 'NCIS Origins' Young Gibbs: 'making mistakes'
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Austin Stowell visits "The Talk" and reveals what drew him to playing young Leroy Jethro Gibbs in the prequel series "NCIS Origins." On how the series begins, Stowell says, "It is his first day on the job, it's NIS, it's not even NCIS yet, and this is a guy who's had life knock him in the teeth and he's trying to figure it out.... He is a part of this team, he's trying to contribute, he's trying to do his best to prove to himself and to the team he can be a viable member of it. And he's thrown to the wolves right away...he realizes he may have bit off a little more than he can chew." On the original Gibbs played by Mark Harmon, he says, "He's charming and he's confident and he's, you know, he's got all the right answers, shows up at the right time all the time. My character is someone who is making mistakes and he's learning from those mistakes. And I think that's what drew me to this character from the very beginning. When I originally read the script, this is a real guy. This is something that everybody can learn from, that's it's okay to make mistakes. We know what he becomes eventually. So how does this hero get created, because heroes aren't born...this is somebody who any of us can be so I think that's a wonderful lesson for all of us, that anybody can be Gibbs." The 2-hour series premiere of "NCIS Origins" airs tonight at 9/8c on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
