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The Scoop! For Jan. 11, 2021

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The Scoop! For Jan. 11, 2021

In a first for the network, Nickelodeon broadcast an NFL game yesterday. I mean it seems like it makes sense right? Football on a kids network, what could go wrong?
How about an UNCENSORED F-BOMB.
Oops. Yeah. Maybe don’t mic the players so much next time.


Normally in The Scoop, we talk about what celebs are doing, but this time, it’s what they’re NOT doing. Because Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not posting on Social Media anymore, because they gave them up.
Why did they leave social media? Because of all the negativity. And I have to be honest, I don’t blame them. I literally unfollowed everybody on Facebook except my family and a few comic book artists. My life has so much less stress now.


It’s time to roll out another show from the late 90’s… “Sex and the City” is being revived for ten episodes on HBO Max, with one change… No Kim Cattrall.
Sorry Sam Fans.


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