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>> fat amy. >> oh, yeah!eived pushback from her own team. >> i'm going to do this year of health. i feel like i'm really going to physically transform and change my life. and they were, like, why? why would you want to do that? because i was earning millions of dollars being, you know, the funny fat girl. >>> the new permanent host of "jeopardy" is no one. bialik and jennings will tag team into 2022. no word on what happens after that. >>> what you talking about, willis? >> kevin hart delivering that iconic catch phrase during abc's live revisit of "different strokes." fans got to see jennifer aniston star as blair on the new take of "the facts of life." ♪ i live in america ♪ >>> so james brown believed the cia was spying on him about a year before his death. brown wrote in his memoir, quote, i could sense them watching me, spying on me, staking out my home. cnn's own thomas lake reports that brown may have been paranoid, but it is also possible that not all his suspicions were wrong. >> paranoid but maybe ri