In the print edition of this story, this sentence was left out of the final copy: "White was a frequent guest on all the show's various iterations; she even met her husband, Allen Ludden while participating -- he was the show's original host." It has been added into this edition.
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Regis Philbin will host a new version of the old game show "Password."
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Gunn, Heidi Klum and Michael Kors are on board to continue as judges; judge Nina Garcia is less of a sure thing -- she was just shown the door at Elle, which was her calling card on the fashion-design competition series.
Weinstein apparently was still getting traction out of the line that NBC Universal knew "Runway" couldn't stay on Bravo anyway. NBCU had been talking to the Weinstein Co. about moving the show to a network in the NBCU family with greater distribution.
Bravo's upfront presentation, ironically, is scheduled for today.
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See Regis Philbin return to a prime-time game show!
See the much-ballyhooed '70s swingers drama!
See a Canadian drama series bought in the thick of the writers' strike, starring the "Just Shoot Me!" photog-turned-"Veronica Mars" dad you didn't even know was Canadian!
It's all on CBS!
This summer!
CBS is offering about 90 hours of new-and-not-just-to-you programming this summer, the network announced yesterday.
"By a factor of two, it's our most ambitious schedule in terms of original content," CBS Senior Executive Vice President Kelly Kahl told The TV Column.
It's a pitch to win back viewers after the 100-day writers' strike that threw the broadcast networks into summer-esque rerun-and-reality-filler mode.
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