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TV tips for Friday, Feb. 22
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By Lois Abraham
The Canadian Press
Friday, Feb. 22
— This is definitely not the Oscars. If you're yearning to learn who will win the Best Dramatic Performance by a Robot prize, tune into "The Fannies." This is the third year for the awards, hosted by "Fred at Night" host Fred Kennedy. Categories include Best Man Bum, Best Use of Cleavage, Best Use of Swords and the John Stamos Lifetime Achievement Award in the Category of Hair. "The Fannies" are being broadcast during "Fred at Night." (Teletoon)
— In "Shocking Family Secrets," viewers can learn how far people will go to keep the truth hidden. From kidnapped children reared in hiding, to married cousins and fugitive moms, the series unravels deeply buried true stories and looks at why and how they got started. (OWN)
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