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Doug Gottlieb opens it up and startles a bit; he apparently didn’t expect his expected visitor to be standing right there.

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As Oscar Wilde famously wrote in an 1889 essay, “Life imitates Art far more than Art imitates Life.” It seems […] ...

From the host that made everyone cry to the cast members that got into physical altercations, here's everything you didn't ...