So, what does everyone think about Hahn's "replacements"? And how about Shonda Rhimes trying to recapture the magic of Grey's season two with all this Denny action? Is Izzie seriously getting it on with a ghost? Let's discuss...

But first, a quickie Q&A to close out the week...

So, I just got off a teleconference with House executive producer Katie Jacobs, and the call couldn't have come at a better time given last night's relationship-heavy episode, no?

Lorelai Gilmore (aka Lauren Graham) is giving her regards to Broadway, boys and girls. She just landed the female lead in the upcoming revival of Guys and Dolls, opposite Oliver Platt of Huff, West Wing and Nip/Tuck fame. Performances begin February 3rd... anyone wanna fly me out to New York for Valentine's Day?

In honor of LG's good news, let's knock out another Q&A today. Continue reading »

From forty, down to five, and then the final three. Kal Penn and Peter Jacobsen -- two thirds of the new House regulars -- talk about the hazing process that had them worried for their jobs, their characters' personal lives, working with Hugh Laurie and more. Because there is a Presidential debate on tonight, there will be no new House, so hopefully this helps tide you over till next week...

Since last year's game changer, which had the House team of Foreman, Chase and Cameron disperse as a new group of ducklings was inducted, fans have been up in arms. Finally, the three actors who actually experienced the shift speak about it...

Oh what a night of television we have ahead of us: the second episode of J.J. Abrams' Fringe, the third hour of 90210, the premiere of House, the season finale of Big Brother, not to mention more Greek too. The Fall season is in full effect and I'm pleasantly surprised to say that we actually have quite a bit to look forward to.

Next Tuesday, House returns for its fifth year and, as we learned from executive producer Katie Jacobs a few months back, things will not be the same -- not after last year's season ender in which Wilson's girlfriend Amber lost her life. I've received several queries with regard to what's coming up, so I'm going to spill some of what I know...

Your emails are starting pile up, so I'm gonna knock a few out. Read on for intelligence on The Office's newest romance/triangle, Brothers & Sisters' new bro and Grey's Anatomy's' new guy. Plus, the word on whether we'll see more My Boys and Swingtown. Also, getting some play? Kyle XY, Dexter, Bones, Chuck, House and Entourage. Okay, on with it...

With two past Emmy nominations already under the show's belt, you might think House executive producer Katie Jacobs would sleep soundly through this morning, totally over the whole nom announcement process. Not so. "The funny thing is, I'm getting older," she told me. "I woke up at 6:11 and thought, well, I guess we didn't get nominated. Usually the show publicist will call, and I hadn't heard from anyone, so I thought that was it. Turns out I'd read the clock wrong. It was actually 4:11! I got the call about an hour and a half later."

Die hard House fans came out in full force last night for the final installment of the Los Angeles Times' Primetime Emmy screening series, and KTV's intern Marisa Roffman was among the attendees. Continue reading »

It was just this morning that I was telling y'all a tiny bit about Prison Break's season four plan for Sucre (Amaury Nolasco), saying that, though we last saw the character behind bars, he'll be out and about in the first episode back this Fall ... Well, it turns out that Mr. Nolasco, himself, is spending quite a bit of time out and about these days too. In fact, a New York City pal just told me he spotted Michael Scofield's first season cell mate with House star Jennifer Morrison at Tenjune on Friday night. And yes, the two were "all over each other." Continue reading »

In part one of the House finale, we found everyone's favorite cranky doc suffering from head injuries after a serious bus crash. But by the end of the hour, we discovered that Wilson's lady, Amber, was one of the Jane Doe victims in far worse condition. Continue reading »