Watch as Jason Priestly uses his Brandon Walsh charm to hook up with Heather who, oddly enough, was dressed as a mermaid. Sure, he wasn't playing Brandon but that's how we know him and that's who he'll referred to as!
Last night on Scoundrels we found out that Cheryl's boss isn't as friendly as she would like us to believe. So to stay in the straight and narrow what does Cheryl do? She steals her boss' car.
Okay, so Heather's first time stripping isn't exactly the particular "first time" the title alluded to but in all fairness the same body parts are being used for the most part. There's a joke in there somewhere.
After grappling with her daughter's new job as a strip club waitress, matriarch Cheryl West has a heart to heart with Heather and some small suggestions about her wardrobe. Truly a Full House moment.
On tonight's episode of Scoundrels, we learned that cougars need to remember to not take younger hook-ups too seriously, and that high school crushes should not take priority over best friends (especially if said best friend is secretly obsessed).
Today at Gawker.TV, Mika Brzezinski dunks Joe Scarborough's cigarettes in coffee, Joel McHale attempts to interview Eminem, the Today Show struggle over Zach Galifianakis' name, and we take a look at Scoundrels and The Gates—ABC's new drama offerings.
...Or at least stay out of prison. Scoundrels is a new drama/comedy on ABC about the West family, a family of criminals living in Palm Springs. Based on the New Zealand TV series entitled Outrageous Fortune.
