Melissa Lemieux
Location
United States Of America
Expertise
Evil Dead, The Conners And Roseanne, Laverne And Shirley
- Melissa is a dyed-in-the-wool aficionado of blue-collar comedies such as "Grace Under Fire," "Laverne and Shirley," and "My Name is Earl" She is such a devotee of "Laverne and Shirley" that she owns several pieces of memorabilia from the show, including one of Laverne's signature L-emblazoned sweaters and a chair from Cowboy Bills.
- She grew up watching "Roseanne," despite her love for the show and its spinoff, she thinks "The Conners" works a lot better without lead Roseanne Barr. She's also glad Darlene and David broke up and likes Darlene's relationship with Ben more.
- Melissa conducted an interview for Newsweek with Christopher Schonberger and Sean Evans, the founders of "Hot Ones" and "First We Feast." The interview was retweeted through their official social media.
Experience
Melissa Lemieux has been in entertainment journalism since she was a teenager and has always wanted to bring the truth to light with her words. She has moved from distributing her own professional wrestling newsletter to working for Newsweek in the span of ten short but busy years. In between, she has worked as a freelance celebrity interviewer who has contributed her work to websites such as The Deadite Slayer and Deadites Online. She has been working at Looper for over three years running.
Education
Melissa is a high school graduate who is currently working on her college education.
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Stories By Melissa Lemieux
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Those who were alive in the 1990s probably remember the commercials for the Pure Moods compilation albums that blended soundtrack songs with New Age hits.
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Despite the best efforts of several cast members, it looks like CBS' hit police drama "Blue Bloods" is remaining canceled and won't be back for a 15th season.
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In an interview with TV Insider, "NCIS" actor Rocky Carroll teased important developments for Jessica Knight (Katrina Law) in the show's Season 21 finale.
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CBS has officially given the green light to the "Fire Country" spin-off series "Sheriff Country," which will focus on Mickey Fox's weekly adventures.
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Although "The Conners" has been renewed for a 7th and final season, there is one formidable challenge the show's cast and producers will face.
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The Season 3 finale of "Ghosts" - "Isaac's Wedding" - features surprises and trouble for Woodstone Manor's spirits, and fans may be heartbroken.
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The One Chicago franchise has a pattern of children's adoptions going wrong, and this episode of "Chicago Fire" almost made the mistake of repeating it.
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A helicopter crash on Season 9, Episode 10 of "Chicago Med" could have major storyline implications for the recently divorced Maggie Lockwood.
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In the explosive mid-season finale of "Blue Blood's" last season, a popular actor will guest star as a renegade cop seeking extralegal justice.
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In an interview with TVInsider, Wilmer Valderrama revealed whether he'll remain on "NCIS" despite his titular role on Disney+'s limited series "Zorro."
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The abbreviated 12th season of "Chicago Fire" is winding down, and based on the blurb for Episode 12, at least one couple might not make it to Season 13.
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In "Ghosts" Season 3, Pete Martino discovers that he can move beyond the borders of the Woodstone Manor property. Why is this new power so important?
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As "S.W.A.T." Season 7 is nearing the finish line, the show is featuring a seemingly endless row of changes for some of its most prominent characters.
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During its latest episode, it seems that "Blue Bloods" has tackled some of the growing concerns around the meteoric rise of artificial intelligence.
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As "Blue Bloods" nears its end after an impressive 14 seasons on the air, questions inevitably arise over whether or not the series will receive a spinoff.
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With Flower returning in Season 3, Episode 9 of "Ghosts," Thor not only has some explaining to do, but may find their relationship entering a whole new phase.
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On "Blue Bloods," the Reagans are no strangers to putting up a fight, but Episode 7 of Season 14 reveals a surprisingly violent secret about Eddie.
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The Rotten Tomatoes fresh and rotten verdicts have become well-known amongst movie lovers -- but what role do they actually play in Hollywood?
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Tracy Spiridakos may be leaving "Chicago PD," but she's not departing without a little bit of fanfare from her biggest fans -- her own colleagues.
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According to "Shōgun" co-creator Justin Marks, there likely won't be a Season 2. But executive producer Michaela Clavell and star Anna Sawai have other ideas.
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In Season 10 of "Blue Bloods," the show paid tribute to Leonard Goldberg in the end credits of one episode. Who was he and why was he so important to the show?
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"S.W.A.T." star Shemar Moore went viral when he took aim at CBS on social media for canceling the show. Why was he so critical against CBS in the clip?
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"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" actor Chase Masterson has been up to a lot since the show ended, and it's not just her continued work on sci-fi projects.
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"Laverne and Shirley" was a popular sitcom filled with life and vibrancy, but sadly only a few of its cast members are still with us these days.
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As Season 7 of "Young Sheldon" draws ever nearer to a close, a heartbreaking event lies ominously on the horizon for its beloved characters.
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Every adaptation of a book undergoes a few twists on its way to movies or TV, and the season finale of "American Horror Story: Delicate" is no exception.
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Tom Selleck offered to shave off his mustache when he was cast as Frank Reagan in "Blue Bloods," but CBS told him to keep his iconic facial hair.