Well, Pushing Daisies is definitely dead. Sources tell me the actors and their reps were informed today, shortly after creator Bryan Fuller got the dreaded call from network chief Steve McPherson. As for Eli Stone and Dirty Sexy Money, they are on life support. A DSM insider says they're technically not canceled as of yet, but the only hope they have for recovery is if everyone and their mother turns out to watch next week's new episode...

ER, Privileged, 90210, Brothers & Sisters, Desperate Housewives and a little Office treat. Enjoy...

Oh, and p.s., I'm interviewing One Tree Hill's Mark Schwahn tomorrow, so if you've got questions, email me at kghosh@zap2it.com

It's a real bitch watching Friday Night Lights without a box full of tissues sometimes... and tonight will be one of those times. A few weeks back, the show said goodbye to Smash Williams with a few poignant, emotional scenes and this evening's episode will provide a similarly worthy farewell to our boy Jason Street, aka "6".

Dedicated Privileged fans, this post is for you. When I mentioned last week that I'd be visiting the set, your questions came pouring in and it was an absolute pleasure getting them answered... Continue reading »

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...

Gossip Girl, Brothers & Sisters, The Office, How I Met Your Mother & The Big Bang Theory: Some small-screen scoop to enhance your Thursday...

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?

Alright, so die-hard 24 fans are anxiously counting down the days, hours, minutes -- tick - tock - tick - tock -- till FOX's two-hour season seven prequel premieres on November 23rd. And of course, we already know a few things... mainly that Jack Bauer is working at a school in the fictional African country of Sangala when a military coup erupts. A power-hungry general, General Juma (Tony Todd), is on the hunt for child soldiers and J.B. finds himself acting as a protector of his school's little people.

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Why not start the week with another quickie Q&A? I've got Office scoop and some info on ER and Bones as well...

We watched Ms. Oprah Winfrey weep in Grant Park on Tuesday night as President-elect Barack Obama gave his victory speech, but OW has not taken her bow for the week just yet. Her appearance on tonight's 30 Rock will reduce you to tears of laughter. Continue reading »

Supernatural is on a tear this year. There's so much going on and yet, we need to know more, no? I set my girl Marisa Roffman up with writer/producer Sera Gamble, so we could get some answers...

It's Thursday and there's a brand new Kimmie Keegan-free hour of Ugly Betty on tonight! I've got a bit of info on what's coming up and it seems like the show is about to hit this season's stride. I'm actually pretty psyched about the UB future and thought I'd answer a few of your fan questions to celebrate...

They've still got it, you guys... Matt Saracen and Julie Taylor. I'm feelin' the love, and this Wednesday night, I do believe you will too. Continue reading »

Well, kids, have I got a story for you... seems Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt of Hills fame are looking to add a few acting roles to their resume and a reliable source tells me one of our favorite sitcoms is very close to making that happen. I'm hearing Heidi and Spencer may cameo in an upcoming How I Met Your Mother episode, which would likely air sometime in December. Continue reading »

Happy Halloween and happy Friday. Figured I'd tackle a few of your True Blood questions today, since some of you seem to be fiending for answers...

It's a big day, people. Whether you're carving pumpkins on Halloween eve or protecting your home from the perils of Devil's Night -- sorry, that's a Detroit reference -- please don't forget to tune your TV to NBC at 9:30 p.m. because 30 Rock premieres this evening. It's on right after The Office and, you know, even if you've already peeped the episode online, just leave your set on while Liz Lemon and her merry band of misfits do their thing tonight. The Emmy-winning comedy needs your vote of confidence. Or rather, the network it airs on needs to see numbers, so support!

Seems Courteney Cox's guest arc on Scrubs -- which will air on ABC early next year -- went quite well. Creator and exec producer Bill Lawrence was so pleased with her performance and on-set attitude that the two are teaming up again. Sources tell me exclusively that the former Friend will star in a single- camera comedy pilot for the alphabet net, tentatively titled Cougar Town, chronicling the day-to-day exploits of a hot single mother in her 40s whose social life is in high gear. Word is, Lawrence dreamed up the concept specifically for Cox and is currently writing the first episode.

You know, I sort of want to cry when I think about the small percentage of TV viewers who've discovered the genius that is Friday Night Lights. I swear, each scene is like its own little touchdown, and tonight's hour -- airing on DirecTV -- is a lovely example of that. If you're waiting till midseason to watch this stretch of episodes on NBC, you might want to skip the rest of this item. But if you're up to date and down for a sneak preview of what to expect this evening, please keep reading...

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 »

Ten days ago, I laid a bit of Greek finale scoop on you -- which you should definitely check out if you haven't yet -- and asked you to email me with any burning questions for the cast. While moderating the Screen Actors Guild Foundation's "Conversations" panel, which included Dilshad Vadsaria (Rebecca), Spencer Grammer (Casey), Scott Michael Foster (Cappie), Jacob Zachar (Rusty), Paul James (Calvin) and Amber Stevens (Ashleigh) -- Tiffany Dupont was out of town and Jake McDorman was at the Zack and Miri premiere -- I got a few of them answered... Continue reading »

Happy Monday, mo-fos (I say that with love, of course). I thought I'd begin the week by answering a few of your burning TV questions, and letting So You Think You Can Dance/Dance Crew fans know that SYTYCD season three finalists Dominic and Hok showed up to the Los Angeles ABDC auditions with their crew, Quest, this Saturday. Word is, they killed it. Apparently, they pulled out their own banner -- which they made to look exactly like the ones on the show -- in the middle of their performance. Confidence. Love it. I'll call B.S. if they don't make the series.

Alright, on to the Q&A... Continue reading »

So, I popped into the launch party for Kitson's 90210 t-shirt collection last night, and though my favorite new Beverly Hills boy, Tristan Wilds, didn't show, I did spend some quality time with 9-0's dopest girl, Erin Silver, aka Jessica Stroup... Continue reading »

Beating the life out of Tom Welling, stealing Aaron Ashmore's lady and getting naked on set... Smallville's Sam Witwer, who joined the series this season as Davis Bloome -- alter ego: Doomsday, the dude who kills Superman -- fills me in on what's to come...
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The internet rumors regarding the casting of Ryan Lafferty, William Walker's illegitimate son, are indeed true. 24-year-old Luke Grimes has signed on the dotted line and is now officially the newest member of the Brothers & Sisters cast. And though my friends at E! Online and EW.com were throwing his name around on Monday, Luke tells me he just found out yesterday. The Dayton, Ohio native was kind enough to give me his first B&S interview with a few details on what he's been through so far and what we can expect from his apparently complicated character...
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If you've got DirecTV and you're a sap like me, get ready to tear up tonight. I just screened this evening's episode of Friday Night Lights and it's a fine example of why the show is so fantastic. Continue reading »

Am I the only "TV enthusiast" (aka loser couch potato) who was unaware that Aliens In America's Dan Byrd is guest starring on tonight's penultimate episode of Greek as Clark Duke's BFF? Playing Dale's "best friend" and purity pledge brother who transfers to CRU -- because his parents hope that rooming with Dale will help him clean up his pothead act -- Byrd and Duke provide several laughs tonight, so please tune in.

This Fall, 30 Rock will welcome a killer line up of guest stars, kicking the party off with Megan Mullally as Liz's adoption agent in the October 30th premiere, a superb Oprah-filled half hour on November 6th, and later, appearances by Jennifer Aniston -- as Liz's old roommate who loses it for Jack -- and, of course, legend Steve Martin. NBC has stayed mum on Martin's storyline, but a well-informed mole now tells me the actor-comedian will play Liz Lemon's next love interest.

Greek came back into our living rooms to kick off season two just a couple months back and, as far as I'm concerned, has been killing it week after week. Showing no signs of a sophomore slump, the series is at its best and I can't believe it's already time for another break. In the world of CRU, Summer is upon us, and this Tuesday, we'll bid farewell to our favorite frat boys and sorority gals in a mid-season finale that changes a lot... it's Hell Week, bitches, and there are gold fish involved.

On tap today? Desperate Housewives, One Tree Hill, Brothers & Sisters. Your queries, my responses:

There are few new shows this Fall that I'm thrilled with, so it was quite a relief to find last week's Life on Mars premiere totally enjoyable. Based on a BBC series of the same name, producers are now saddled with the task of turning a 16-episode event into a long-running series. They seem to be off to a good start with really solid casting -- Jason O'Mara, Harvey Keitel, Michael Imperioli, Lisa Bonet, Gretchen Mol -- a classic soundtrack and cool wardrobe (diggin' O'Mara in the 70s-flavor threads and Mol in that charming, vintage police woman get-up). The overall vibe has me wondering what's to come. E.P. Josh Appelbaum was kind enough to clue me in...

I wasn't so sure about Eli Stone right from the start. I liked the pilot, but when it premiered last January, it seemed to falter a bit. Still, I stuck with ES and came to realize the faltering was nothing more than a few bumps on the road to a really solid show. The last four episodes leading up to the season finale were fantastic, so I was pleased to see ABC would give the ratings-challenged series a second shot this Fall. And that second shot starts tonight. I've seen this evening's hour, and have to tell you that even if you haven't seen the show before, you should tune in.

Are you watching The CW's Privileged on Tuesday nights? Rina Mimoun -- whose career I've followed since she took the Everwood reins from Greg Berlanti, so he could focus on building his future TV empire -- is hoping so and wants fans to know there is some seriously good stuff on tap. "We’re taking our time building the stories. The bigger, better stuff comes a little bit later," she told me when we talked a couple days ago... Continue reading »

After years of online Hills spoofs, a live parody show at L.A.'s UCB theater and countless late night ribbings, MTV is finally capitalizing on The Hills' greatest asset: its inherent comedy. I mean, what's funnier than a bunch of spoiled, pretty fools pretending their dumb lives are important, right?

My inbox is flooding, so let's take care of a few Qs...

Korbi, did you watch 90210? Is Adrianna going to die? I'm assuming her death is the reason she was excluded from all the show promos and the opening credits. -Kat
So you're basically saying you think Adrianna is the Scott Scanlon of 90210-2.0? 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...

It's Monday... and I'm just as unhappy about this as you are. A little TV Q&A to get us through?...

Last Sunday, the third season of Dexter -- one of television's finest dramas -- premiered, and the opener's final scene revealed the secret I've been keeping mum on for months: Rita and Dex have a baby on the way! Executive Producer Clyde Phillips told me the good news back in July when I saw him at Press Tour, trusting that I wouldn't ruin the surprise for y'all. But now that you know, I've got more scoop. Continue reading »

Should've posted the interview below before last Sunday's Desperate Housewives' premiere -- some  of the chatter is now dated -- But there's other good stuff in there that's worth a listen: Will there be a DH musical? What's up with Edie's shady husband? And will we jump back in time for Housewives' final season? Watch and learn...

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The So You Think You Can Dance season four tour hit Los Angeles last night and if you know how obsessed I am with the show, it'll come as no surprise that I was front and center at the Nokia Theater watching my favorite numbers -- Chelsie Hightower and Mark's "Bleeding Love," Katee and Joshua's "No Air," Katee and Joshua's Bollywood dance and Katee and Twitch's Door routine (uh, yeah, I'm a Katee fan) -- performed up close. But I wasn't alone. The loudest audience members in L.A. were no doubt judge Nigel Lythgoe and choreographer Adam Shankman who gave standing ovations like nobody's business, God bless 'em. Also spotted screaming in the crowd? Choreographers Tabitha & Napoleon, Tyce Diorio, season three stars Anya, Pasha, Lacey and Lauren, and season four's Kourtni Lind.

Private Practice premieres tonight and two of the show's pretty people, Taye Diggs and Audra McDonald took a little time to talk about a certain love triangle with me. Does Dell -- who's quitting the practice tonight! -- actually have a shot with Naomi? I think Diggs and McDonald might have different answers to that...

Read up: I'm fielding questions on How I Met Your Mother, 90210, Supernatural, 30 Rock, Brothers & Sisters, Gossip Girl & Eli Stone...

Tomorrow, ABC's Wednesday night lineup of Pushing Daisies, Private Practice and Dirty Sexy Money returns and I must admit that I'm psyched. Continue reading »

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...

Scrubs, Chuck, Desperate Housewives, The Office and Gossip Girl: Some quick TV scoop before I sign off for the weekend...

Well, the headline says it all. Click on the clip below to spend a little time with Brothers and Sisters' Dave Annable, easily one of the nicest dudes on TV today. B&S returns for its third season this Sunday, I've seen the season premiere and I think you'll be pleased. Plenty of Walker arguing and pent up anger to say the least...

Today is the day: The Office returns. And for those of us wrapped up in the saga of Dunder-Mifflin Scranton, tonight's season premiere is a serious event. As I reported over the Summer, my sources say this evening's episode will feature two love triangles: Dwight-Angela-Andy and Jan-Michael-Holly. And we'll of course get the update on Jim and Pam's relationship, four months after he almost proposed marriage. I sent KTV special correspondent Marisa Roffman to NBC's Fall premiere party to find out more... Continue reading »

Read on for my responses to your recent queries regarding The Office, Desperate Housewives, Ugly Betty, Brothers & Sisters, 30 Rock, How I Met Your Mother and more...

As you may have heard earlier today, Battlestar Galactica's President Laura Roslin, also known as the amazing Ms.