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PENNY PARKER: It's a very Brady hangover for 'Cindy'
PENNY PARKER: It's a very Brady hangover for 'Cindy'

Susan Olsen, who played the youngest Brady in the popular '70s sitcom, made a fool of herself today on a Colorado Springs radio station. She had been "drinking like a pig," says her young son. It gets worse. She also threw up.

TV WATCH: July 3

Golden Globe and Academy Award nominee Amy Ryan takes a recurring role in The Office; the Outdoor Channel hooks two new fishing shows; Dr. Drew Pinsky says Hollywood has a drug problem; and a new show calls: here kittykittykittykitty.

NPR's Click and Clack 'toon up

Tom and Ray Magliozzi, aka Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers of NPR's Car Talk fame, voice cartoon characters a lot like them in PBS' As the Wrench Turns.

REALITY BRIEFS: July 2

Model Beverly Johnson complains about catty contestants on America's Top Model and She's Got the Look; and, FYI, you'll have to travel to audition for the next American Idol.

Reality Check: Good concepts from Japan, weak results

Each of ABC's new reality competition shows, Wipeout and I Survived a Japanese Game Show, is a terrific concept, and each is ultimately unsatisfying.

TV watch, July 1

A new time for Suze Orman, real-life cops and criminals, and surviving a Japanese game show

Networks to cover convention an hour a night

The broadcast networks will be inundated with hourlong reality programming in prime time during the last week in August.

Prime Choice: The straight poop on history of dung

It's not the most savory subject, but History channel's All About Dung, a geologic and historic look at scat, offers a surprising amount of information.

Prime rating: June 30

Highlights from prime-time television for the week of June 30-July 6.

On TV: Molly Brown: Biography of A Changing Nation

Molly Brown: Biography of A Changing Nation

TV Watch, June 26

VH1 Classic celebrates some of America's most influential music icons during the July Fourth weekend; Heinz Co. pulls a TV ad for mayo in Britain; Ann Cooper talks about "The Real Men and Women of Madison Avenue"; and Sesame Street costume designer Kermit Love dies.

PEARSON: Trips into past intriguing

I've said it before and I'll say it again: PBS' History Detectives is one of my favorite shows. Viewers write in about a historical artifact they have, and one of four investigators tries to authenticate the item.

Show doesn't kid around

Baby Borrowers

TV WATCH: June 24

Complete seasons of four series have arrived on DVD; the Miss Universe crown is quite a gem; Steve Carell talks about getting Smart role; call our Comics Hot Line.

Replacing Russert

Still reeling from Tim Russert's death, NBC News must now contemplate replacing the man who dominated the Sunday-morning talk shows, served as chief political commentator and ran the Washington bureau.

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Title
Gross
1 WALL-E $62,500,000
2 Wanted $51,117,500
3 Get Smart $20,000,000
4 Kung Fu Panda $11,746,000
5 The Incredible Hulk $9,226,495
6 The Love Guru $5,440,000
7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull $5,030,000
8 The Happening $3,850,000
9 Sex and the City $3,770,000
10 You Don't Mess With the Zohan $3,200,000

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