Rosie O’Donnell just spent a week filling in for Jimmy Kimmel, and the results were TV magic.
Over four nights, O’Donnell, the 1990s talk show host whose two stints on “The View” both fizzled out, proved that she may yet have another act, and it may be on one of television’s grandest — diminished, but still grandest — stages.
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Kaitlin Olson gets emotional as she shares how “proud” her late father would be if she won an Emmy for “Hacks.”
"It is just special to me because it’s the last thing he saw of mine."
#Hacks isn’t over after all — not just yet.
The 'Hacks' cast and creators are celebrating the final season’s record-breaking 24 Emmy nominations — the most nominated season of a comedy ever — with a one-night-only “in-world production” starring Jean Smart as Deborah Vance and Hannah Einbinder as Ava. https://t.co/3LxbedA8Ds
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder Will Play Their 'Hacks' Characters on Stage in One-Night Event 'Deborah Vance & Friends & Enemies Live!' https://t.co/80CNM63gwB
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder will reprise Deborah Vance and Ava at a live comedy show at Hollywood's Fonda Theatre.
This is the first time Smart and Einbinder have appeared in-character outside of the Emmy-winning HBO Max comedy. The live special is timed to the start of Emmy Phase 2 voting.
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“Hacks,” HBO’s hit comedy starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder, ended last night, after five stellar seasons and a dozen Primetime Emmys. What began as a woke-vs.-joke rivalry between the two leading ladies progressed into an artistic soulmate bond unlike any other on TV. “ ‘Hacks’ is, most richly, a show about collaboration, about how creative friction breeds originality; in the battle between boomers and Zoomers, it points the way toward an armistice,” Michael Schulman writes. Read his farewell to the series: https://t.co/vJ2gh09Is1