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Thanksgiving Day TV | Football isn't for Everyone

A Gleeful Thanksgiving Eve

For those of you who are wondering what to expect regarding your regularly scheduled television programming over Thanksgiving, I have checked out the schedule for the unofficial list of the most popular shows. If you love singing high school students as much as I do, you'll be glad to know that "Glee" will air it's regular time on Wednesday. I'd give the makers of Glee free no faxing payday loans with glee to keep that show on the air forever.

So thats the good news. That said, my other Wednesday night favorite, "Top Chef" will sadly only serve leftovers - reruns, that is. Part 1 of the finale will air next week. If you like "The Biggest Loser," NBC is airing a two hour "Where Are They Now?" episode Wednesday. ABC will air its regular comedy lineup, The Middle, Modern Family and Cougar Town. CBS programming is normal for Wednesday.

Turkey Day TV

Of course, what we are all really burning to know is what we will watch Thursday night after we wake up from our turkey-induced naps or settle our stretchy-pants clad behinds onto the couch. However, we are all pretty much out of luck when it comes to regular programming. Why do TV people think they should get vacations?

Of course, my favorite Thursday night program, Project Runway, has come to an end. I usually watch the Thursday night lineup on NBC as well, but on Thanksgiving during Primetime NBC is airing a rerun of The Office, (at least its a good one: Pam and Jims wedding) and then a special, NBCs People of the Year. Sounds riveting.

Heres to tradition

So, you must be wondering who will play the classic Thanksgiving film, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving." That would be ABC starting at 8 p.m. After that is something about Beyonce. Yeah, that's exactly what I want to see when I'm stuffed to the gills with gravy and pie.

Survivor: First 27 Days, CSI and The Mentalist will air on CBS. I don't know if they are reruns. Sorry. In further apology-related news, Fox will be playing a movie: Night at the Museum. You know, that movie starring Ben Stiller thats about exactly what the title says. I haven't seen it; I don't think I will, either. The majority of critics on Rotten Tomatoes say it sucks. You can plan ahead now if you want to just unwind in front of the TV Thursday and head to the video store now.

Thanksgiving Theater

If you are early dinner eaters and have managed to recover from your food comas before bed time, perhaps you can head out to catch a flick. Two new movies are coming out Wednesday, Old Dogs and Ninja Assassin. The first, Old Dogs, is made by the same people who made Wild Hogs, and not only does it rhyme, it stars John Travolta and has midlife-crisis-related themes. Thus far, the critics at Rotten Tomatoes hate it.

"Ninja Assassin" has some good reviews, but most critics weren't receptive to a movie about ninja orphans. Most say its boring and bloody. The Arizona Republic had this to say, This movie may be filled with razor-sharp shuriken and katanas, but as far as the filmmaking goes, its a blunt instrument.

Your best bet might be Fantastic Mr. Fox, which is expanding Wednesday. It has gotten great reviews, and it was directed by the sublime genius auteur Wes Anderson, based on the book by Roald Dahl.

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