Thursday's TV Highlights: 'Mel Gibson: Sex, Lies, and Audio Tapes' on E!
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MAD MEL: The recent scandal that enveloped the actor-director is detailed in the new special “Mel Gibson: Sex, Lies, and Audio Tapes” at 10 p.m. on E!
Big Movie Premiere: The new Julia Roberts film “Eat Pray Love,” based on the bestselling book, is in the spotlight in this new installment (7:30 p.m. TV Guide).
So You Think You Can Dance: The winner is revealed in the competition's season finale (8 p.m. Fox).
The Universe: The awesome power unleashed by magnetic storms is explored in this new episode of the science series (9 p.m. History).
American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior: Father-and-son motorcycle makers Paul Teutul and Paul Teutul Jr. square off in this revamped version of their reality series (9 p.m. TLC).
Boston Med: This documentary series about New England-area hospitals ends its first season (10 p.m. ABC).
Stan Lee's Superhumans: A modern-day gunslinger, a sauna enthusiast and a martial-arts monk are featured in this new episode (10 p.m. History).
Penn & Teller: The duo tries to separate hype from hypodermic when they examine the controversy surrounding vaccinations in the season finale (10 p.m. Showtime).
BBQ Pitmasters: The competition promises to be smoky, tangy and tasty in this cooking show's season premiere (10 p.m. TLC).
Raising Sextuplets: This series about Bryan and Jenny Masche and their happy half-dozen ends its season (10 p.m. WE).
MOVIES
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie: Luis Buñuel directed this surrealistic 1972 satire (8 p.m. Sundance).
Casino: Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, James Woods and Sharon Stone star in director Martin Scorsese's Vegas-sized 1995 crime drama (10 p.m. Cinemax).
SPORTS
Baseball: The Rockies meet the Mets (9 a.m. MLB), the Cubs challenge the Giants (12:30 p.m. WGN America), and the Dodgers face the Phillies (4 p.m. KCAL).
Golf: The PGA Championship gets underway in Kohler, Wis. (10 a.m. TNT).
Exhibition football: In preseason matchups, the Panthers play the Ravens (5 p.m. ESPN) and the Raiders battle the Cowboys (6 p.m. KTLA).
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In all these slurs that have been thrown around about Mel,
I hope that you make use of the fact that Mel has Biopolar
to educate people about this disease,and the effect it has on those around them.
As someone living with a male who has Bipolar-it is the pride of men that is the biggest problem,they will not admit to having the problem, and even though diagnosed
refuse to except it.
Having lived most of there life having flucuating mood swings,to be put on a medication that makes them feel normal
is difficult.
The response from them is "I FEEL DEAD-AND I DONT FEEL LIKE ME"
Theyre usually very loving,gifted people,
I feel very sorry for Mel, as I know personally what a crippling disease this is to the person and those around them.
Posted by: NED KELLY | August 11, 2010 at 08:44 PM