>> guest: comedy central, spike tv, and tvland. >> host: how is it different? >> three brands and three audiences. comedy is generally young men, and spike targeting at men who are slightly older, comedy is for guys, spike is more men, and tvland is for adults. >> comedy and spike have a crossover, but tvland is 50/50. >> host: you are honored today and congratlations on that. >> guest: thank you very much. >> host: you've been in business a long time. >> guest: 33 years. i was talking about covering the first show i ever went to working with the cable news nrk, and ed turner was looking to leave. >> host: we seem to be on the precipice and you hear again and hear, the explosion and merger of the internet and traditional television, whatever that is today. how do you hope to exploit that as all of these services integrate and also explode? >> guest: you know, that's the question on everybody's mind. that's a subject we're all discussing every day endlessly, but i know i'm pretty certain that the answer is it all involves around programming, an original program

you are on tvland and you still gemayel, right? >> we get e-mail that you wouldn't believe.increasing. we get maybe 100 e-mails a week. >> bill: do you know why? because people need heroes these days mr. arness. and you're a hero. as an actor on the screen and as a real guy, fighting for your country. mr. arness was a patriot. full interview with the actor now posted on billoreilly.com. >> you make the call, late night guys going wild over weiner. >> i don't think congressman weiner learned his lesson. did you see him leaving the press conference. look at car he drives, see right there. >> huge political scandal today schwarzenegger called weaner to say, thank you! >> i thought wait a minute what is the big deal don't men and women in congress don't they get to mail their packages for free? >> bill: is the piling on pinheaded or patriotic? please vote on billoreilly.com. we'll give you the results tomorrow. too much or weiner deserves it? that is it for us. please check out the fox factor news website. spout off from anywhere in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com. word of the da

. >> jimmy: you actually just had a reunion on tvland with everyone from -- look at this.s great fun. man, oh, man, you had such a great career and now you have a new show on abc family, "state of georgia." >> yeah, with loretta devine and majandra delfino. >> jimmy: super fun. >> it is super cool. >> jimmy: now, can you explain this one? >> yes, think of, like, "that girl" twirked. a little bit of "laverne and shirley." >> jimmy: twirked? >> twirked. no? >> jimmy: is that a new word? >> it can be if you would like to. >> jimmy: twirked? i'll take it. >> that is not going to catch. okay. >> jimmy: what does twirked mean? >> twirked. like -- >> jimmy: like, tweaked and worked out? >> there you go. >> jimmy: there you go. >> there you go. >> jimmy: i'm good at that. yeah. >> actually, it's a girl who lives in georgia. she moves to new york to live with her aunt, played by loretta devine with majandra delfino, her best friend. and she wants to be famous and an actress. and they're moving to new york very young and having a very interesting experience, all of the trials and tr

"hot in cleveland" premieres wednesday night on tvland. c >>> selena gomez.nly on "good morning america." summer concert series presented by burger king. >>> so, do you remember what you wished for on your 16th birthday? your first kiss or maybe some superpowers? some retractable claws? why not? in the new tv series, "the nine lives of chloe king," the teenage title character gets pretty much all the above. actress amy pietz plays the mom of this complicated teen. she's here to tell us about this show. it sounds really exciting for the teen audience. it's a thriller. >> it is. there are amazing stunts and action sequences. at the heart of the show is the mother/daughter relationship. it's got incredibly snappy dialogue. it's real women. our brilliant executive created a great role for me to play. and i get to work with the beautiful and extremely brilliant skylar samuels. it's a great job. i'm having a blast. >> so, your daughter, chloe on the show, has superpowers, she's half-cat, what is the story? >> every time i say half-cat, she corrects me. >> she has n

. >> reporter: tvland's first original sitcom, now in its second season, airs in more than 175 countriesmple, a trio of middle-aged women from l.a. find themselves stuff in cleveland, and take up residency with a widower turned caretaker. >> what are you, like 100? >> i don't like you. aren't you that girl from that show? >> yes, yes, i am. are you a fan? >> no. >> this is about four, mature women and they haven't done a show like this in so long, for way, way too long and there's a hunger for that. i think it's reminding people that they can reinvent themselves at any age. >> but even for us kids it works. >> well, that's true. >> reporter: each one of you has had phenomenal success in sitcoms throughout your career. what do you think it is about this show that makes it so special? >> chemistry. i really think. we fell in love the first day we all sat down together and it was like, oh. oh! it got your attention. >> does anyone else smell pot? >> what are you, a cop? >> no. >> then what's it to you? >> there is no denying the chemistry the foursome has on and off the screen. >> i think h