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Tomorrow we bid farewell to Andy Rooney, who announced this week he'll be ending his regular broadcasts on "60 Minutes." What better way to say goodbye than a nonsensical mashup! Check it out, after the jump.

Can you remember a time when Andy Rooney was not on "60 Minutes" each week? This Sunday, the 92-year-old Rooney will announce that this week's broadcast will be his last regularly-scheduled appearance.

Well, $#*!. CBS announced Sunday that is pulling the plug on the William Shatner vehicle '$#*! My Dad Says' after just one season. The sitcom, which was based on the popular Twitter feed by Justin Halpern, debuted to strong ratings last fall, but stumbled as the season progressed. Critics' reviews, meanwhile, were less than kind. Also getting the axe: the legal drama 'The Defenders' and the new co

Looks like things aren't looking good for some former 'Happy Days' cast members. Anson Williams, Don Most, Marion Ross, Erin Moran and the estate of Tom Bosley are suing CBS. They say they haven't been paid for merchandising and were supposed to be paid 5% from the net proceeds. Maybe Ron Howard can cast them all in a movie together if CBS fails to pay up. Watch what the cast has to say after the

She's used to breaking headlines, but today, Katie Couric is making some of her own. According to a report from the AP, Couric is leaving her historic anchor post at CBS Evening News after joining the program less than five years ago, in 2006. Her next move: a syndicated talk show, which is expected to launch in 2012. Couric's contract with CBS ends on June 4, though no word on when her official l

Due to Charlie Sheen's recent antics, CBS has canceled his hit series "Two and a Half Men" for the rest of the season and some are saying it may be gone for good. Those rumors were bolstered by a clip that leaked to YouTube on Friday, featuring what might be the final episode of "Men." Could CBS have shot an emergency series finale in case longtime troublemaker Sheen someday we

Chuck Lorre, co-producer of CBS's "Two and a Half Men" offered a little insight into his feelings about Charlie Sheen's ongoing antics:

It could get a little costly for "Two and a Half Men," as Charlie Sheen takes some time out for rehab.  They are taking a break from shooting, but if they shut down permanently, it could cost as much as $250 million in domestic syndication revenue.

Well it's just the start of the new year and Charlie Sheen has managed to get into trouble again.  At least this time he didn't go to jail.

Last night was the premiere of Paula Abdul's new show "Live to Dance."  I don't think it's going to last very long.