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"The Office" will permanently leave Netflix starting January 1st, 2021.

Chess has been called the game of kings. And henceforth, it may be called the game of queens, too. Watch it--it's extraordinary.

I don't sit around and watch a whole lot of TV, but when I do, my list stays pretty consistent. So, let's go ahead and dive into it!

USDish is getting set to pay one lucky person $1,000 to watch The Office. And, it could be you. They're actually right in the middle of taking applications now.

The Lone Star State will not be hosting any of the American Ninja Warrior festivities.

As hard as it is to admit, there will be a new host of Jeopardy one day.

If you recently became one of the 10 million-plus Disney Plus subscribers, you may want to change your account password immediately.

It's over and there's someone out there to talk you through it.

No, I'm not talking about reality TV.

After so many laughs and science-talk, the sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" is entering it's final season.

The choices are endless if you're into reality TV, and some states love some shows more than others. Montana's favorite is Hoarders, Duck Dynasty rules Arkansas, and Nevada likes Pawn Stars.  See if you agree with the top choice in Texas.

The show Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars, will put couples in the Shocktagon on Friday's episode, so they can role play, see each other's perspective, and get zapped with lots of little zings of electricity. Former star of the Real Housewives of New York, Aviva Dresher, drew attention when she hurled her prosthetic leg across the room on that show, and now does her husband go to far imitating th