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~Doggiecino Day Afternoon~

[JD] Sorry I'm late.

[MACKEY] Everything okay?

[JD] Yeah, will be when I've had my coffee.

[EVIE] Whoa. Did you sleep last night?

[JD] Where's Roy?

[EVIE] How'd you get that bedhead?

[MICHELLE] Got a big pot of filter brewing.

[PHONE BUZZES]

[JD] Eugh. No, thanks. Here he is. Hey, mate. Where are you? We're all waiting for our morning fix.

[DOC ROY] Did you make that yourself or did someone make it for you?

[JD] Oh, relax, mate. No one's touched your machine. We're just waiting for you.

[DOC ROY] What's it packed with? Plastic? Semtex? What?

[LOUIE] What's with all the questions?

Thoughs? Tell me in the comments!

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That ’70s Show star and his fiancée, Amanda Pacheco, welcomed a new family member — baby No. 2!

On Saturday, July 19, the actor behind Fez took to Instagram to announce the birth of his second child. “Wolf Monte Valderrama 7/11/2025 🐺🌕,” Valderrama, 45, captioned his update.

In the featured black-and-white image, Pacheco held their newborn son while lying in a hospital bed and smiling up at the proud dad. Other shots showed Valderrama and Pacheco’s daughter, Nakano, 4, holding her baby brother, as well as the doting parents holding Wolfe individually.

Valderrama and Pacheco got engaged in January 2020 and have been dating since early 2019.

In the comments, Valderrama’s Instagram followers showered him with congratulations.

Former NSYNC member Lance Bass shared, “🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌.”

Actress Carmina Garay declared, “OMG!!! Congratulations!!! He is absolutely beautiful 🥰.”

Will Trent star Ramón Rodríguez exclaimed, “Congratulations brother!!! What a blessing! 🥳🥹🙏🏼.”

Yellowstone actress Hassie Harrison simply commented, “❤️❤️❤️❤️,” while Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Garcelle Beauvais wrote, “Congrats, great name.”

In June 2021, Valderrama opened up about the impact of fatherhood on his life during an interview with SiriusXM.

“I will say that I’ve always known why I do what I do. I’ve always said that if you woke up this morning, you’re already winning,” he shared. “When I wake up every morning and feel like I won because I just woke up, and then I go into her little room and wake her up in the morning before she feeds and see her eyes open, it’s the biggest win I’ve ever had in my life.”

The NCIS star continued, “And that is something that is different. It makes me swing harder. Everything you see me do professionally and soulfully and spiritually and, specifically, with my mind, soul and my body, it’s to not just provide but create the right example. I start thinking about her generation and what toys is she gonna play with? Are they gonna look like her? Is there heroes that look like her? Is there women that she can aspire to be?”

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Wilmer Valderrama is a father of two!

The That 70s Show alum, 45, and his fiancée Amanda Pacheco welcomed their second baby, a boy, on July 11.

Revealing the news in a joint Instagram post on Saturday, July 19, Valderrama and Pacheco shared their newborn's name, Wolf Monte Valderrama.

The couple posted various black and white photographs from Wolf's birth, including solo shots of them with their new addition, as well as a photo of their eldest child, 4-year-old daughter Nakano Oceana, holding her baby brother.

For the NCIS star, being a father has provided "a sense of purpose that is hard to describe."

"Like, you could in fact lift a car, if you had to," he previously told PEOPLE. "Personally, being a girl dad has been the most fulfilling feeling. As an artist, it has also fueled me to make sure she has so many stories in which she sees herself as the hero of her journey. All in all, I was born to be a dad."

When Valderrama and Pacheco found out they were expecting their second baby, they already knew their daughter was ready to be a big sister.

"She’s been manifesting this for months before I found out I was even pregnant!" Pacheco told PEOPLE exclusively when the couple revealed they were expanding their family.

The couple also said that Nakano was the first to know about the family's new addition.

"She read [the results of the pregnancy test] to Wilmer and I, and she has been shouting it from the mountaintops to every person who comes in her path: 'I’m going to be a big sister!' " Pacheco said at the time.

Valderrama added that Nakano had also "been so sweet" to Pacheco amid her second pregnancy.

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@wilmervalderrama - Wolf Monte Valderrama 7/11/2025 🐺🌕

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It is the year 2025 and I still have to draw Eric and Nell sometimes… I miss my kids ♥️

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@imagenfound - We’re proud to announce the nominees for the 40th Annual Imagen Awards! ✨ Best Drama Series ✨ Best Actor - Drama ✨ Best Actress - Drama ✨ Best Supporting Actor - Drama ✨Best Supporting Actress - Drama Congratulations to all the incredible nominees! #ImagenAwards #LatinoRepresentation #40thImagenAwards #Andor #thelastofus #lincolnlawyer #lamquina #midnightfamily #willtrent

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Yes, we’re still in our thoughts and feelings about the 2025 Emmys nominations.

How could we not be when it feels like TV doesn’t trust the audience anymore, or prestige fatigue disrupts the entire Emmy process?

There was a time when Broadcast received its due and proper recognition from this committee, which actually watched more than the same buzzworthy handful of shows and didn’t randomly place ill-fitting series into the wrong categories.

And because there were so many series to choose from, there weren’t categories stacked full of the same show. Instead, actors and crew in those designated categories had to duke it out against their colleagues just for the honor of earning a single slot.

The thing is, as much as we criticize broadcast as of late (and we only do it because we care), it does still have gems, and they deserve recognition and visibility among their colleagues, too, rather than this glorified high-brow popularity contest.

And here are a few.

NCIS: Origins

Yes, the franchise fatigue has been too much. But there are exceptions to every rule, and NCIS: Origins is just that.

The series managed to carve out its own unique space within a longstanding and at times bloated franchise, and it’s been a genuine pleasure to watch each and every episode of this series.

Origins is fantastic, easily and effortlessly one of the best dramas on broadcast television. Everything comes together beautifully in a series that feels like a tribute and testament to its characters and the art of television making combined.

Austin Stowell’s performance as young Gibbs is quietly mesmerizing every single week, as we watch a beloved character form and shape before our eyes into the person we knew best, one who was initially a bit unfamiliar. It’s all that little nuanced work that stands out in each installment.

Writing, Casting, Costuming, Performances — NCIS: Origins Captures It All

And Kyle Schmid, we cannot stop raving about him enough. Outstanding Lead/Supporting Actor? Thy name is Kyle Schmid as the complicated, flawed, gruff, but eternally endearing Mike Franks. He leaves most of us in awe of his performance every week.

The character work on NCIS: Origins is sublime. It has a supporting cast, including Molino, Abercrumbie, and Foote, who knock it out of the park every week. And the series’ formatting allows for character-centric storytelling amid a procedural, balancing that out so beautifully that it’s something entirely unique.

The ’90s setting is special, and the series captures that vibe well. And truthfully, there’s not a single installment that doesn’t leave you in or close to tears every week. Origins prompts you to think and reflect on grief, trauma, one’s own origin story, mental health, and much more, without ever feeling gimmicky.

It’s beautiful and brilliant, and thus a travesty that it wouldn’t be on the Emmys’ radar, because the fact of the matter is that if it were on a streamer as an original series, it likely would be.