Tonight at 8 p.m. ET: All the Best, all the Worst 2012
Tonight at 8 p.m. ET, Tom Foreman takes stock of the year’s highs and lows, the risky business, and the unforgettable milestones in 2012. Aisha Tyler, Ben Stein, Julie Mason, Pete Dominick, Buddy Valastro, and Isha Sesay break it all down in politics, pop culture, technology and sports.
Remember Clint Eastwood’s empty chair, Prince Harry’s Vegas photos, Fearless Felix, the Olympic wins and losses, “Call Me Maybe,” “Liz & Dick,” Facebook going public, the iPhone 5 release, “Fifty Shades of Grey,” and TomKat splitting? It’s all in the show...we'll let you decide whether those qualify for the Best or Worst category!
Plus, we’re taking predictions for 2013. Tweet yours @AC360 and tune in tonight.
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In the pieces featuring Europe- specifically the graphics of "ducks crossing the pond" following the a report on royal scandals, and a graphic showing Europe in a piece about the economy, you omitted/deleted the Republic of Ireland. This might have been passed off as simple ignorance, were it not for the fact that part of the island of Ireland remained: The six counties of Northern Ireland that are part of the UK. What were you thinking?
First, after awhile I thought I was watching VH1. Then the bit about the Mayan calendar
I am sure there felt a need to be funny( this show was just a waste), but the Mayans never claimed the end of the world. That was an American delusion.
I am not a racist person , BUT i was put off the show today forever – " ONCE YOU GO BLACK YOU NEVER GO BACK " comment – where have we come that a white person would be crucified for say anything of the sort, but now this is acceptable.
Another step lower for our country and for equal rights.