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Say goodbye to Joan Beamin and Barri Martin. After two seasons the genius programming execs at Oxygen have decided to cancel their best show (read: their only watchable show), Campus Ladies.

A Word Or 78: Last night I didn't watch anything that I had listed or even Tivoed. I ended up watching "Monster In a Box" on IFC because I had the privelege of seeing Spalding Gray a couple times and there he was again on TV. Wile watching the movie I found it extraordinarily sad to both hear this amazing person talk about his mother's suicide as well as allude to committing suicide himself....

Neil Patrick Harris of Doogie Howser, M.D. and Jason Segel of Freaks & Geeks sing "Confrontation" from Les Miserables on The Megan Mullally Show. And you wonder why her talk show was cancelled.

Stop searching all the gossip blogs, here is the deal: 1. Brit Brit passed out at a Las Vegas night club on New Year's, adding that much more evidence for K-Fed to claim custody of the kiddies. But lets give her a break -- maybe she was celebrating Justin breaking up with Cameron….-defamer 2. Justin broke up with Cameron. This is fantastic news for me…and Britney. -perezhilton 3. "The OC" and "The Megan Mullally...

Megan Mullally, best known as the lovable fag-hag Karen on the deceased series Will and Grace, is the host of a talk show that USED TO follow the Ellen DeGeneres Show everyday. Her show is ok, it's just as much of a suck-ass celebrity-ego-stroke fest as all the other shows that are just like it. Nothing special to report there.

But NBC just changed the Megan Mullally Show from 4pm to noon. Is the Megan Mullally show hanging by a thread? Sources say yes, and by "sources" I mean "myself", and I am a compulsive liar. But it doesn't take Albert Einstein to know that Ellen really IS gay, and Megan just played a fag-hag on tee-vee.

LAist is just happy to see that maybe there's a chance that her show gets canceled and can be replaced by another mind-numbingly martha-stewart-esque fartfest from hell. Daytime television is for psychopaths and is comparable to a bad acid trip.

Photo borrowed from Deansplanet.com

The SAG awards start with a bunch of actors telling their stories to the camera.

Live television these days has pretty much been handed over to a select few veterans, like the morning shows, sports, and most awards extravaganzas. LAist was jazzed a couple of years back for the live broadcast of ER, and we were even more jazzed this week for (and, okay, in the dorkiest fashion, during the days leading up to) the live season premiere of NBC's Will & Grace. W&G is, in our humble opinion, the last of a dying breed. Sitcoms just don't seem to have the staying power, and comedy has found an edgier niche over on the cable channels, because four letter words and the occasional bared breast just seem to spell funny in a way the networks can't handle. But back in 1998, a little sitcom that could--and did--blur the boundaries made its debut, and now, in its eighth and final season, ventured into the rarely chartered waters of live television.