Better Late Than Never
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Terry Bradshaw gets his chest waxed, and it's hilarious
On "Better Late Than Never," Terry Bradshaw wasn't prepared for how painful it would be to get his chest waxed, and it's hilarious.
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Terry Bradshaw needed 19 stitches after water-slide mishap
Terry Bradshaw had a bumpy ride when he tried going down a water slide in Germany.
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'The Indian Detective': A wacky cop and William Shatner as a bad guy
William Shatner is effortlessly good as a villain in the Canadian comedy "The Indian Detective," now streaming on Netflix.
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Terry Bradshaw strips naked on return of 'Better Late Than Never'
In a German park that permits nudity, Terry Bradshaw strips naked just to make William Shatner uncomfortable.
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'Better Late Than Never' Season 2 sneak peek: Europe, here they come
The second season of?Better Late Than Never is “unlike anything you’ve seen before.”
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‘Better Late Than Never’ First Look: Terry and the Thai Ladyboy
In this exclusive first look at the 'Better Late Than Never' season finale, Terry Bradshaw gets a birthday surprise in Thailand.
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Role Recall: Henry Winkler Looks Back on ‘Happy Days,’ ‘Royal Pains,’ ‘Childrens Hospital,’ and Other TV Career Highlights
As our walk down TV memory lane with Emmy-nominated legend Henry Winkler proves, there’s no TV role the Happy Days star can’t successfully tackle, from Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli to the pastry-stealing attorney Barry Zuckerkorn on Arrested Development.
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‘Better Late Than Never’ First Look: ‘Not Enough Sake in the World’ For This Soup
The guys are served fish-head soup, much to their horror, on 'Better Late Than Never.'
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‘Better Late Than Never’ Star Henry Winkler Shows Us What He Did on His Summer Vacation
Henry Winkler is backpacking through Asia with an unlikely posse: William Shatner, George Foreman, Terry Bradshaw, and comedian Jeff Dye.
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‘Better Late Than Never’ Sends William Shatner, Henry Winkler, Terry Bradshaw, George Foreman on a Riotous Far East Road Trip
It sends four famous elder statesmen (Henry Winkler, William Shatner, George Foreman, and Terry Bradshaw) to explore Asia for a month without personal assistants, publicists, limousines, presidential suites, translators, or any of the other creature comforts that their life in the limelight normally provides. “You learn a lot about yourself when you travel and when you step outside your comfort zone,” Winkler, who also produced the series, told Yahoo TV after an L.A. press screening of the prem
