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 Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 12:51 pm Post subject: Don't look for T.O. on Dancing with the Stars |
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There's always Romo though 
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AkIVP5JOF.1svOI53Yd38iVDubYF?slug=ap-cowboys-totheentertainer&prov=ap&type=lgns
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T.O.: Acting? Yes! Dancing? No
By JAIME ARON, AP Sports Writer
May 23, 12:33 pm EDT
IRVING, Texas (AP)—Fresh off his first sitcom role, Terrell Owens is ready to take on more television jobs. Just don’t look for one of them to be on “Dancing With The Stars.”
“They asked me to do that last year and I graciously declined,” Owens said. “I don’t need to get on national TV to show people I can dance. I do that 16, 17 weeks out of the year. I’ve been doing it all my career.”
Owens said he’ll save his ballroom dancing skills until he gets married, whenever that may be. He added that he hasn’t watched the dancing show, skipping out on NFL star Jason Taylor this season and previous years featuring former Cowboys great Emmitt Smith and Owens’ former teammate Jerry Rice.
Besides, he’s more of a sitcom guy, as evidenced by his recent gig on “Under One Roof.”
He was so giddy to watch it—and, perhaps, so motivated to help the ratings — that he turned on every television in his house.
“I thought I was going to see something different (on different TVs),” he said, laughing. “I had some friends over watching it. Everybody said I did pretty good.”
Those words were hardly out of T.O.’s mouth when teammate Tank Johnson walked by and mockingly shot back one of Owens’ lines, an indication he was tuned in, too.
“I think I surprised a lot of people with my performance,” Owens said. “For me, I feel like I can act. That’s what I want to do. If I wasn’t really comfortable with it and didn’t think I could really do it, then I wouldn’t have done it.”
Owens said he grew up watching “Good Times” and “The Cosby Show,” but as a budding thespian he feels there’s room to grow. He mentioned having hung out recently with his pal Jamie Foxx, and noted the success of The Rock, a former college football player. He said some friends are teasingly calling him “Denzel.”
“I think comedy was a good start,” he said. “I don’t really see myself limiting myself just to comedy.”
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