US Edition‘Celebrity Weakest Link’: Jon Lovitz Comes For Carson Kressley as He Misunderstands How to Play
Jon Lovitz mistakenly votes off Carson Kressley on Celebrity Weakest Link, where celebrities compete to win up to $1 million for charity, airing on Fox network.
- On Monday, November 17, Jon Lovitz, Celebrity Weakest Link contestant, said he voted for Carson Kressley, Celebrity Weakest Link contestant, to be out but admitted he misphrased his rationale.
- The episode used an '8 Degrees of Jane' theme, with contestants roasting each other and struggling with timed-question rounds, increasing pressure during votes.
- In one round the celebrities banked $10,000 out of $25,000, producing mixed reactions as Carson Kressley clapped and Andy Richter shrugged while contestants compared the vote to high school dynamics.
- Kressley confirmed he voted for Jon Lovitz, prompting laughs, as contestants traded playful jabs about who might be next, highlighting on-set comic tension.
- Celebrity Weakest Link airs Mondays, 9/8c on Fox, where celebrities compete to try to win up to $1,000,000 for charities of their choosing; preview clips highlight the competition online and on network.
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‘Celebrity Weakest Link’: Jon Lovitz Comes For Carson Kressley as He Misunderstands How to Play
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