NBA Playoffs: 7-Seeds Upsetting 2-Seeds

These are the only times a seven-seed has defeated the No. 2 seed in the NBA Playoffs:

	New York def. Miami, 3-2, 1998 Eastern Conference first round
	Golden State def. San Antonio, 3-1, 1991 Western Conference first round
	Golden State def. Utah, 3-0, 1989 Western Conference first round
	Seattle def. Dallas, 3-1, 1987 Western Conference first round from ListAfterList.com

Big Brother 9 Cast - Who's with Who?

These are the cast (and showmance partners) for the new CBS Big Brother TV show, season 9:

	Adam - 29-year-old public relations manager from Del Ray, FL (w/ Adam)
	Alex - 24-year-old DJ company owner from Staten Island, NY (w/ Amanda)
	Allison - 28-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative from Boston, MA (w/ Ryan)

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TV Shows Affected by the Writer's Strike

This is a list of TV shows that will be affected by the Writer's Guild of America strike currently in progress. The writers want more residuals for DVD and internet reruns of shows. Ofcourse, this strike doesn't affect reality TV shows, but does have immediate impact on the late night and other talk shows. The following shows will be forced to show reruns until the strike is resolvedm (if you know any more add em in comments):

	"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"
	"Late Night with Conan O'Brien"
	"The Late Show with David Letterman"
	"The Ellen DeGeneres Show"
	"The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"
	"The Colbert Report"
	"Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson"
	"Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
	"Last Call with Carson Daly"
	Real Time with Bill Maher HBO
	The Office

Top 25 TV Shows Today: Slightly Gender-Biased but Addictive

These are the top 25 TV shows that you can presently watch on cable or satellite television. It is slightly gender biased towards men, however every show can be equally loved by both sexes. Take note, they are also some of the best sitcoms and series ever!

1. Seinfeld - The funniest show ever! Kramer coming in the door. George's monologues. Elaine's dancing. There is a reason why it is on 3 different channels for 6 hours everyday of the week.
2. Entourage - If you could only be Vinny Chase (or atleast a part of his entourage).
3. Man vs. Wild - If we are watching TV to live vicariously through its characters, being Bear Grylls would either be the coolest thing imaginable, or the worst.
4. The Office - It is hilarious even if you've never worked a day in an office. Who wouldn't love to have a boss like Michael and co-workers like Dwight and Jim?
5. Lost - So many questions, so few answers. What's the black fog? Will they get off the island? Why are they there? etc. etc.
6. Family Guy - If you don't think Stewie is the funniest character in a long time then, "Pipe down, Lois."
7. Late Night with Conan O'Brien - The funniest combination of opening monologue, skits, and interviews. Best of all the late-night talk shows.
8. Around the Horn - No need for hours of Sportscenter. This is the freshest, quickest, widest views on what's happening in the world of sports.
9. The Unit - It is like going to the theater and seeing a new Schwarzenegger / Tom Clancy movie every week.
10. Heroes - Takes you back to your childhood dream of being Superman; or fulfills your dream of being an invisible mind-reader today.
11. Two and Half Men - Whether you love or hate Charlie Sheen in real life, you will like his wild and drunk character on the show.
12. Nip/Tuck - Fulfills America's obsessive interest in the beautiful, rich and famous while making you never want to be any of three.
13. Studio 60 - The best writers in television. The show centers around characters and relationships, and the dialogue is amazingly complex. People so so much with so few words.
14. King of Queens - These modern "Honeymooners" will make you love every aspect of your own life.
15. Friday Night Lights - With America's obsession with football, gorgeous people, action, romance and comedy, I'd be shocked if you didn't get hooked.
16. NCIS - If CSI and Law and Order is getting old (or you are old) give this hip show a try. Get to know the characters, because it delivers on every other level, and it might be your favorite show.
17. Survivor - The best reality network TV show ever! Every person of every age can and wants to participate in this return to the wild for $1 million.
18. The Sopranos - I take that back, if you could only be Tony Soprano (or part of his entourage).
19. Pardon the Interruption (PTI) - The original catalyst for what sports television has become today, the only reason its not any higher is because around the horn has fresher, younger and more opinions.
20. Real World/ Road Rules Challenge - The best show on MTV (yeah I realize it supposed to be "Music" TV). If you get to know the people (all from the originals in reality TV) you will laugh, cry and cheer right with them.
21. Grey's Anatomy - This is a look into the fascinating lives of surgeons, and possibly the first show that women and older people will agree with me.
22. Jeopardy - The best game show ever! Like Bob Barker, we can only pray that Alex Trebek will find the fountain of youth and live to give answers before the question forever.
23. The O'Reilly Factor - Whether you lean far-right or far-left, like the New York Times, you will always be interested or be aware of these opinions.
24. Sunrise Earth - I realize, its hardly a show. You may have never even heard of it (and rightfully so if you don't have Discovery Channel in HD), but it is the best wildlife show on TV. It runs real-time and follows the sunrise in amazing places around the globe.
25. Aqua Teen Hunger Force - Funniest stupid cartoon show ever to originate on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. I swear, it might be hard, but give it a chance, you won't be dissapointed.

Complete List of 2007 Primetime Emmy Winners

The 34th Daytime Emmy Awards, commemorating excellence in American daytime programming from 2006, was held on June 15, 2007 at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, California. CBS televised the ceremonies in the United States. Meanwhile, Creative Arts Emmy Awards were presented one day earlier on June 14 at the Hollywood and Highland Ballroom. Nominations for the children's series categories were announced on February 7, 2007. The rest of the nominations were released on March 14. The "Service Show" award categories were renamed the "Lifestyle" categories. Also a new award for Outstanding Morning Programming debuted. Here are the winners:

	Best drama series - Fox - 24
	Best comedy series - NBC - The Office
	Lead actor, drama series - Fox - Kiefer Sutherland, 24
	Lead actor, comedy - USA - Tony Shalhoub, Monk
	Lead actress, comedy series - CBS - Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine
	Lead actress, drama series - NBC - Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: SVU
	Supporting actress, comedy series - NBC - Megan Mullally, Will & Grace
	Supporting actor, drama series - NBC - Alan Alda, The West Wing
	Supporting actress, drama series - Showtime - Blythe Danner, Huff
	Supporting actor, comedy series - HBO - Jeremy Piven, Entourage
	Variety, music or comedy series - Comedy Central - The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
	Outstanding miniseries - HBO - Elizabeth I
	Directing, comedy series - NBC - Mark Buckland, My Name Is Earl
	Writing, comedy series - NBC - Greg Garcia, My Name Is Earl
	Directing, drama series - Fox - Jon Cassar, 24
	Writing, drama series - HBO - Terence Winter, The Sopranos
	Performance, variety or music program - PBS - Barry Manilow, Barry Manilow: Music And Passion
	Directing, variety, music or comedy program - Louis J. Horvitz, 78th Annual Academy Awards
	Writing, variety, music or comedy program - Comedy Central - The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
	Actor, movie or miniseries - FX - Andre Braugher, Thief
	Lead actress, miniseries or movie - HBO - Helen Mirren, Elizabeth I
	Supporting actor, movie or miniseries - HBO - Jeremy Irons, Elizabeth I
	Supporting actress, movie or miniseries - HBO - Kelly McDonald, The Girl in the Cafe
	Made for TV movie - HBO - The Girl in the Cafe
	Reality competition - CBS - The Amazing Race
	Directing, movie or miniseries or dramatic special - HBO - Tom Hooper, Elizabeth I
	Writing, movie or miniseries or dramatic special - HBO - Richard Curtis, The Girl in the Cafe