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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The Season 21 finale of "NCIS" will feature Jessica Knight and Alden Parker getting into some trouble, as well as a potential career boost for Jessica.
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Tim Russ, best known to "Star Trek" fans as the Vulcan Tuvok, has played three different roles in the "NCIS" franchise, including his latest one as Dr. Harper.
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CBS has released a blurb detailing the Season 7 finale of "S.W.A.T.," and things don't look good for lead star Shemar Moore's character, Hondo.
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"Star Trek: Voyager" actor Tim Russ is no stranger to the "NCIS" universe, but his time in the episode "Heartless" was way too brief for someone of his caliber.
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A lot is shown off in the "Deadpool & Wolverine" trailer, including a possible explanation for how Wolverine ends up in the MCU in the first place.
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As seen in a fan video, "Ted Lasso" star Hannah Waddingham had some strong words for an overzealous photographer at the Olivier Awards red carpet.
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"Fire Country" fans should have their tissues ready, as Max Thieriot says the show's Season 2 finale will be exciting but also "pretty heart-wrenching."
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"Blade" rumors claim the upcoming reboot will introduce a new superteam to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and has secured a high-profile star for a key role.
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Former "S.W.A.T." star Kenny Johnson tells fans that the Season 7 finale is great, but it also makes Season 8 necessary to craft a satisfying conclusion.
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Season 3, Episode 7 of "NCIS: Hawai'i" sees Vanessa Lachey's Jane Tennant suffer a concussion, leading to an unusual twist with some deep implications.
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Longtime "Blue Bloods" mainstay Garrett Moore (Gregory Jbara) has finally joined the Reagans for a family dinner. Here's why this moment is so important.
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Season 14, Episode 6 of "Blue Bloods" sees Danny Reagan unusually annoyed at his partner, Maria Baez, and a lot has to do with an old colleague of hers.
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NCIS is a massive franchise for CBS, but there's a chance spin-off "NCIS: Hawai'i" won't be renewed for a Season 4 unless the network makes some changes.
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Brian Dietzen has had plenty of great moments filming "NCIS," but the 1000th episode of the franchise had him feeling some especially powerful emotions.
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"Chicago PD" star Marina Squerciati has revealed that two characters will be back before the end of Season 11 -- and fans are even hopeful for a third.
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Following her brief return on the 1,000th episode of "NCIS," Daniela Ruah opened up about her chances of returning to the show's universe as Kensi Blye.
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A leading Hollywood insider claims "Deadpool & Wolverine" will feature the return of a character who's played a key role in the MCU since the "Iron Man" films.
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"NCIS" had a treat for longtime fans with its 1,000th episode, which contained its fair share of Easter eggs and deep-cut references to previous storylines.
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Shemar Moore is experiencing the exact same joy and glee -- maybe even more -- as longtime "S.W.A.T." fans as the CBS series gears up for its eighth season.
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A new report claims Disney+ is set to launch "old-style" television channels on its streaming service, including those dedicated to the MCU and "Star Wars."
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The exit of Alex Russell's Jim Street during Season 7, Episode 5 of "S.W.A.T." was a perfect way to conclude the character's evolution throughout the series.
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According to Kenny Johnson, one scene in Season 7 of "S.W.A.T." made his mother especially unhappy, and it also involved his daughter Angelica's character.
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Some of "S.W.A.T." star Shemar Moore's recent comments might have proven prophetic, what with the show getting renewed by CBS for an 8th season.
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Unfortunately for One Chicago fans, the interconnected universe's shows won't be having their usual crossover episode this year due to one valid reason.
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Disturbing allegations have been made against "Tulsa King" star Sylvester Stallone, who reportedly made disparaging remarks about the extras used in a scene.
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Kim Burgess has seen lots of drama on "Chicago P.D.," but according to her actor, Marina Squerciati, there was one creative decision that initially scared her.
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For the most part, the police drama "Blue Bloods" stays pretty grounded with its narratives -- but every once in a while, it dips into the supernatural.