Talk:Entertainment Tonight
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I've heard that a version of Entertainment Tonight also goes out on MTV in the USA. Anyone have any information on it? If it's different to the syndiacated version it might be worth mentioning it here, just for completion? --Matthew Humphreys 18:03, 16 September 2005 (UTC)
The MTV version of Entertainment Tonight debuted in 2002. ET on MTV usually airs once a week (on weekends). Sara Foster was the original host. After I believe, several months, Maria Menounos took over as the host. I want to say that Menounos hosted the show until mid-2004. During that period there were a series of "special guest hosts" like Nicky Hilton and Jesse Metcalfe. Ryan Devlin eventually became the full-time host and I believe he still (as of writing this) holds that title.TMC1982
- Thanks TMC, would you like to integrate that information into the article? I guess above the section about other countries would be the most logical place. - Matthew Humphreys 18:41, 24 February 2006 (UTC)
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"ET Canada" only "airs back to back" in some markets. It doesn't here. BTW, why'd Julie & Maria quit? Trekphiler 15:14, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
