Amy Poehler will be starring in an NBC comedy from Greg Daniels and Mike Schur, executive producers of The Office.

Shonda Rhimes should totally Facebook friend her fellow ABC showrunners, because they did what friends do at an entertaining and sometimes informative press tour session Thursday.

So You Think You Can Dance choreographer/Judge Mia Michaels has been on a bit of a tear this season. During rehearsel for the first week's performances she said that she didn't think dancer Mark Kanemura was turning out as well as she thought he would. Then, last week she took Jessica King to task for being "carried" through the competition so far by her much stronger partner Will Wingfield.

This shouldn't come as too big a surprise, given that it's been nearly two years since Deadwood finished on HBO and its creator and a number of its actors have gone on to other things. But the two movies that supposedly would wrap up the series aren't going to happen.

I started watching a screener of BBC America's comedy Gavin & Stacey a couple of weeks ago. I abandoned it about halfway through the first episode.

ABC wrapped up Summer Press Tour with a Lost announcement, more gushing about Pushing Daisies, Grey’s Anatomy defense and the new shows Cavemen, Women's Murder Club, Big Shots and Cashmere Mafia.

The inevitable Isaiah Washington question came up Thursday afternoon when Shonda Rhimes and the cast and crew of Private Practice appeared at press tour.

Newly minted FOX Entertainment president Kevin Reilly probably doesn't need anyone to fight his battles for him. But if he did, his counterpart at ABC sounds like he'd be willing.

Get inside info on FOX's new shows New Amsterdam, K-Ville and Back to You, as well as the next seasons of 24, House and American Idol.

Maybe it was because we gave them an award the other day, but the folks at Heroes sure were accommodating to the scrum of TV critics that descended on the show's set Tuesday morning.

Monday marked Amy Sherman-Palladino's first appearance at press tour since her departure from Gilmore Girls following the 2005-06 season. She was there to talk about her new series, a FOX midseason comedy called The Return of Jezebel James, but ...

The end of Thomas Dekker's time on Heroes last season was marked by controversy. Or, as he told us at press tour Monday, not.

Less than seven hours after FOX head Peter Liguori declared that the American Idol franchise isn't broken, series producer Nigel Lythgoe admitted that mistakes were made this past season.

We have the scoop on Aliens in America, Gossip Girl, America's Next Top Model, Smallville, Supernatural, Beauty and the Geek and more.

Where in the world is Asia? The Pussycat Dolls were missing a member during this month's Live Earth concert: Asia Nitollano, the Knick City dancer who won the CW's reality competition show Pussycat Dolls: The Search for the Next Doll.

I'd like to begin by thanking Jericho fans for the peanuts that were sitting on my chair in advance of Thursday (July 19) morning's TCA panel for the resurrected show.

NBC's sessions conclude with Chuck, changes to Bionic Woman and Tin Man, a Sci-Fi channel miniseries starring Zooey Deschanel, Neal McDonough and Alan Cumming.

Two rules to live by if you want to avoid hidden razor blades in your lollipops and factual inaccuracies in your industry gossip: Never take candy from strangers and don't believe everything you read on the Internet.

Word began spreading during Tuesday (July 17) night's NBC Press Tour party that Adrian Pasdar wasn't discussing his massive, Grizzly Adams beard.

CBS' morning TCA executive session gave Entertainment President Nina Tassler the opportunity to address her network's most pressing issues, most particularly Jericho, Mandy Patinkin, Jericho, Moonlight, Jericho, Mandy Patinkin, Drew Carey and Jericho.

The following post contains what could be considered spoilers for the coming season of Friday Night Lights, but considering that they come from the show's executive producer and he freely shared them with a roomful of journalists, they're probably not that secret.

Zachary Levi may not have created the term "cool-challenged," but expect the phrase to get oodles of play when critics write about his character in NBC's new action-dramedy hybrid Chuck.

Rest easy, Elisabeth Rohm.

It looks like Rohm, a four-year cast member of Law & Order, may not be in danger of having her residuals dry up completely if one of her former co-stars, Fred Thompson, runs for president.

Polishing off the cable portion of the 2007 Summer Press Tour, we dive into the High School Musical phenomenon, Showtime's new comedy Californication (with David Duchovny) and the returning series Dexter and Weeds.

OK, so maybe I'm reaching a little with that headline. Criss Angel is coming to NBC, and so is Norman Lear, but they will not be working together.

Between his encyclopedic knowledge of absolutely everything and his willingness to whore his recognizable voice out to everything from Cars to Voltron: The Third Dimension, we've always liked Bob Costas. Has the uber-announcer worn out his welcome in Los Angeles?

It's a given that if you ask any number of actors what they like to watch on television, and they'll tell you they don't see much. Fair enough ...

Toward the end of her time on The View, Star Jones looked like the picture you see over there at the left. Now she looks like this.

Talking to critics at a Bastille Day panel at the Television Critics Association press tour, Showtime Entertainment President Robert Greenblatt talked about the status of a slew of upcoming and pending projects, as well as the fate of Sleeper Cell and Masters of Horror.

Scorpions, crickets, larvae and chicken feet comprised the snacks at Friday's Travel Channel luncheon themed around its Bizarre Foods show hosted by Andrew Zimmern. And yet, I was disappointed that the spread wasn't bizarre enough.

We kick off our 2007 Summer Press Tour coverage with a live dispatch from the HBO party, with stars from Entourage, Sopranos, Flight of the Conchords and Curb Your Enthusiasm and others in attendance.

Back in January, David Milch sounded optimistic about the prospects for a pair of movies that would wrap up the saga of Deadwood on HBO. Now? Well ...

Daddy Day Camp will hit theaters on Aug. 8, but fans of 2003's $100-million-grossing Daddy Day Care will notice that original co-star Jeff Garlin is nowhere to be seen.

A press tour session with the folks from Nip/Tuck is usually good for some news, and Ryan Murphy and Co. did not disappoint on Thursday.