NBC Connecticut sports reporter Matt Finkel is swapping Huskies for Tigers at a new gig out of state. Finkel, who has had an ...
With the cost of everything from groceries to electricity to taxes all going up, and now the federal assistance many rely on to put food on the table becoming a political football in Washington - ...
Jeff and Liz Astrof started their “Stumble” pursuit by being Netflix’s “Cheer” and Navarro College head cheer coach Monica Aldama’s biggest fans. “We were obsessed with it,” Jeff told TheWrap. “I said ...
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. NBC’s new primetime comedy “Stumble” is a love letter to cheer. Or should that be “Cheer,” the hit Netflix ...
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. “Stumble,” a new sitcom premiering Friday on NBC, takes Greg Whiteley’s great docuseries “Cheer,” about ...
If you’re one of the fans who can recite the entire cheeky opening cheer from the 2000 teen cult classic flick ‘Bring It On’ (“I’m sexy, I’m cute! I’m popular to boot! I’m bitchin’. Great hair! The ...
“We have put together the most disciplined teams to ever take the mat,” plucky coach Courteney Potter (Jenn Lyon, Justified) declares to the camera in Stumble‘s series premiere. On cue, her current ...
The series, which also features Kristin Chenoweth as a recurring guest star, centers around an elite coach played by Jenn Lyon trying to lead a team of squabbling misfits to a championship. By Angie ...
NEW YORK — Bodies go flying and tumbling in NBC’s latest comedy series, “Stumble,” a mocking but loving look at the competitive world of cheer from a brother-and-sister writing team. Jeff and Liz ...
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