Jon Gosselin on "Amazing Race" or "Survivor"?
The "Jon & Kate" star will reportedly meet with CBS next month about possible reality TV opportunities.
Benjamin Bratt returns to "Law & Order"
He'll be back next month for one episode only.
Legos get the reality TV treatment
Several Lego-themed are in the works, including one that might take place at Legoland.
"Survivor" Russell admits: "I was being a complete jerk"
"After seeing the promo, it was interesting to me because reality came crashing down," Russell Swan said yesterday before last night's episode aired. "As far as I knew, I was down for three minutes and they took me out and I was (ticked) off and that was pretty much it." (2nd item)
Jeff Probst: Russell passed out 3 times, then yelled, cried and prayed
"It was extremely emotional and simultaneously beautiful," Probst says of last night's "Survivor. "He was in a very vulnerable state and to be a witness as he processed the situation and made peace with it was an honor. I’m guessing that Russell had no idea how bad it was until he saw the episode last night. I think he will be surprised at how serious it was and will realize that he is not a quitter and there was no other decision to be made other than to pull him from the game." PLUS: Has "Survivor" become too brutal and less fun?
"Monk" instantly rekindled his chemistry with Sharona
"It was honestly like I never left," Bitty Schram says of tonight's reunion. Adds Tony Shalhoub: "We just looked at each other and laughed because it just felt like no time at all had passed."
British TV won't yank tonight's Balloon Boy "Wife Swap" repeat
While Lifetime has pulled one of the Heene family's episodes, the UK channel E4 is set to air the Ballooon Boy's family tonight in all their glory.
Happy 100 episodes, "Medium"!
The jump from NBC to CBS has been beneficial, plus Glenn Gordon Caron's picks his favorite guests.
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NBC: We want big-time shows, not just Jay Leno
"The goal is not to manage for margins," NBC's Jeff Gaspin says of the 10 o'clock Leno scheduling. "It is to put the best possible programs we can on the air."
It's official: "In Treatment" renewed for Season 3
"This is the kind of show that could only flourish on HBO, and we’re proud to bring it back," HBO says in a press release.
"Southland's" axing had 1 newspaper yell "Stop the presses!"
The 2nd season premiere would've aired tonight, but the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was actually printin its weekly TV book featuring "Southland" when it was canceled.
Johnny Knoxville to "SYTYCD"?
Adam Shankman says the "Jackass" star might guest-judge an episode: "Johnny Knoxville sends me critiques after every show, emails me these crazy critiques."
Fox will start casting pilots via video tape instead of in-person
That means no more awkward moments for actors vying for the same role while sitting together in a waiting room.
What an outstanding "Office" episode!
Six seasons in, and "The Office" is still producing half hours that feel fresh even "while relying on characters that have been doing the same things for years now."
"White Collar" looks formulaic, but it's one of the best new shows
"On the surface, there’s nothing special about 'White Collar,'" says Matthew Gilbert, pointing to the long line of light-hearted USA crime shows. "But beyond the formulaic outline, 'White Collar' … is actually one of the best new shows of the season. The tone is effortless and agile, as it toggles from comedy to intrigue and back."
USA hopes to get in on the fall action with "Collar"
Smart and sophisticated fun // "White Collar" is forgettable
Pilot was written using Google's Street View
With steely blue eyes, Matthew Bomer is "televised hottitude"
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