it comes on like an episode of the chuckle brothers crossed with the last third of goodfellas. real—life story of a kids' tv icon, this is a fictionalised version in which there is struggling actor who has made his name in soft—core sex films and manages to get a break as bingo, this clown on morning television. and realises that he may actually have found something for which he can become celebrated and famous. the downside is, he's not allowed to say who he is, he has to be completely anonymous, so he's caught between fame and anonymity. however, he wants to stretch his wings and see what he can do with the role. here's a clip. now, you can see from that, it has got a strange, slightly cracked tone to it, it is a fantastic performance now, you can see from that, it has got a strange, slightly cracked tone to it, it is a fantastic performance from vladimir brichta as bingo. what i like about it is that it has a bit of the backstage madness of live television, something like network. it also has that... i talked before about goodfellas, that sense as it accelerates, that what h

it comes on like an episode of the chuckle brothers crossed with the last third of goodfellas. fictionalised version in which there is struggling actor who has made his name in soft—core sex films and manages to get a break as bingo, this clown on morning television. and realises that he may actually have found something for which he can become celebrated and famous. the downside is, he's not allowed to say who he is, he has to be completely anonymous, so he's caught between fame and anonymity. however, he wants to stretch his wings and see what he can do with the role. here's a clip. now, you can see from that, it has got a strange, slightly cracked tone to it, it is a fantastic performance from vladimir brichta as bingo. what i like about it is that it has a bit of the backstage madness of live television, something like network. it also has that... i talked before about goodfellas, that sense as it accelerates, that what happens is success goes to his head, he falls into drink and drugs and reckless behaviour, but he is tortured because he can't tell anyone who he is. it bec

it comes on like an episode of the chuckle brothers crossed with the last third of goodfellas.ed version in which there is struggling actor who has made his name in soft—core sex films and manages to get a break as bingo, this clown on morning television. and realises that he may actually have found something for which he can become celebrated and famous. the downside is, he's not allowed to say who he is, he has to be completely anonymous, so he's caught between fame and anonymity. however, he wants to stretch his wings and see what he can do with the role. here's a clip. now, you can see from that, it has got a strange, slightly cracked tone to it, it is a fantastic performance from vladimir brichta as bingo. what i like about it is that it has a bit of the backstage madness of live television, something like network. it also has that... i talked before about goodfellas, that sense as it accelerates, that what happens is success goes to his head, he falls into drink and drugs and reckless behaviour, but he is tortured because he can't tell anyone who he is. it becomes that cl

chuckles ] yes. lemonis: hey, kevin. kevin: yeah. lemonis: what is the grace thing? kevin: i have no idea. maybe it's like a brothersister thing, where they can't get along, and then they get along. lemonis: do they fight here at work? kevin: i've seen arguments. lemonis: you have? kevin: yeah. it's been dysfunctional since i got here. lemonis: it has been dysfunctional? kevin: yeah. lemonis: it's odd. kevin: yeah. lemonis: anything else i should -- dave: did you get all your information out of kevin? lemonis: i didn't get a lot of information out of kevin that was useful, no. i learned a few other things, but we'll talk about those one-on-one. so, i want to go to the public market. can we head there? dave: sure. lemonis: the public market is a co-op of individual vendors. the soup market makes its soup bases for all five locations here. so, this is where you make the stock. dave: yes. lemonis: where's the... dave: no, we don't stir it. lemonis: just let it sit? dave: no, if you do, you'll make it cloudy. lemonis: okay. is it me, or is it odd that dave's wife is here again? ma'am, would you like some soup? i know w

brothers. they're, like, 30. sure. but now it's super-awkward because da hindenburg and scum fluff hate each other, but they just started dating. little netflix and chill, right? what?! [ chuckleso our human programming, the makers of weight-loss drug novene are under investigation for covering up side effects including severe depression and all of your skin falling off in one big piece, which, obviously, results in a gruesome death, but are the allegations true? we'll get to the bottom of it. full disclosure -- "the fake news" is a wholly owned subsidiary of novene. ♪ joining us here for an objective breakdown is tfn health correspondent amy sussman, who, full disclosure, works for novene, legal analyst eric hanson, who, full disclosure, is an attorney for novene. they're joined by regular panelists nora samuels-newman, who, full disclosure, signed a gag order with novene in a previous lawsuit, and grant burdock, who, full disclosure, just really loves novene. rounding out the panel is a man in a brown overcoat, who, full disclosure, i don't recognize and appears to think this is a bar or diner. amy, let's start with you. ted, there's no story here. okay. eric? this is a reall