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CBS schedules 'Undercover Boss,' 'Rob!' for January
From Inside the BoxCBS won't mess with its schedule much at midseason, introducing only two shows -- a new comedy starring Rob Schneider and returning reality series "Undercover Boss" -- in January.... -
CBS announces midseason schedule and new Rob Schneider comedy
Show TrackerCBS announces midseason schedule including new Rob Schneider comedy... -
'Modern Family' leads 1st Critics' Choice TV Awards list
RedEye"Modern Family" earned six nominations for the first Critics' Choice Television Awards. The ABC comedy led with the most nominations; "Mad Men" earned five, while "Boardwalk Empire" and "30 Rock" had four each. The awards are given by the Broadcast...Tags: Archie Panjabi, Cat Deeley, Television, Mike Rowe, Community (tv program)
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Mack Trucks Inc. employees talk about `Undercover Boss' experience
marieg@herald-mail.comIt's a bit like boot camp for bosses. A chief executive officer leaves the lap of luxury, takes on a secret identity and attempts to do the job of his employees. And, usually, doesn't do it very well. It's a working-class fantasy that is turned into...Tags: Mack Trucks, Inc., Television, Documentary (genre), Psychiatry, Elections
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Cubs to honor Ron Santo with Wrigley Field statue this summer
Chicago TribuneThe Cubs Convention resumed Saturday morning at the Hilton Chicago with news that the team plans to unveil a statue Aug. 10 honoring Ron Santo, who died in December. That was followed by the sometimes combative but always entertaining question-and-answer...Tags: Wrigley Field, Lifestyle and Leisure, Mike Quade, Athletes, Sculpture
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Mack Trucks boss goes undercover at local Volvo Powertrain plant for CBS series
davem@herald-mail.comYes, that's Denny Slagle working in the Volvo Powertrain North America plant in Hagerstown. But it's hard to tell for sure. Slagle doesn't wear glasses, but he's peering through a pair of black spectacles in the plant, and his normally clean-shaven face...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Mack Trucks, Inc., Television, Volvo, Macungie
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CBS announces Fall 2011 lineup
NEW YORK — CBS announced today its new 2011-2012 primetime schedule, ordering five new series and making key time-period moves for CSI and THE GOOD WIFE to strengthen its already top-rated primetime lineup. CBS will, once again, finish the season...Tags: Hawaii Five-0 (tv program), Drama (genre), Rhys Darby, Television, Crime, Law and Justice
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Cubs owner Todd Ricketts on 'Undercover Boss'
Chicago Breaking SportsBy Paul Sullivan When former manager Lou Piniella was asked in spring training if he would be interested in starring in a reality TV show, like White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen in "The Club," he said not at all. "I have enough reality in the job I have,"..... -
'Undercover Boss': Accidental Fecal Release
From Inside the BoxWe get a twist on the scatological euphemism "dropping off the kids at the pool."... -
'Undercover Boss' gets more diverse in second season
Show TrackerWhen CBS Entertainment President Nina Tassler proudly introduced the bosses from the first season of the hit reality series "Undercover Boss" during this year's upfront presentation to advertisers, they had something in common: All of them were middle-... -
Cubs' Ricketts set for 'Undercover Boss' airing
Chicago Breaking SportsTodd Ricketts apparently got himself fired from a Cubs maintenance job when he attempted to secretly work for the ball club his family owns for the CBS show "Undercover Boss."CBS, which announced Monday that it plans to air the Ricketts episode on Nov. 7,...
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