Last night, the folks at Glee gave reporters an insane amount of news about season two. As great as this show is, I'm sort of dreading the upcoming episode with all original music. Let's face it -- we all know Glee isn't perfect, and I fear this could be the "Stranger in a Strange Land" of the series.

Oh, and some idiot (Todrick Hall) from American Idol wants to be on Glee. No duh.

The rare fans of both True Blood/The Good Wife (I call them "Blood Wives") will be happy to hear that Carrie Preston will guest star on the CBS drama for a multi-episode arc.

Parks and Rec spoiler alert! Mark Brendanawicz is leaving, and apparently Paul and Ann's relationship starts to crash two episodes from now. What does this mean for Andy? Or April, for that matter?

It's a happy day for people who like watching Jews on TV: Larry David says a Curb season eight is looking pretty, pretty, pretty good, while Bravo has renewed Millionaire Matchmaker and plans to move the fourth season to New York City. Today, we're all chosen people!

SNL will be a family event on April 10, when Tina Fey hosts and Justin Bieber performs. This is like the Thanksgiving dinner of television!

As always, there's a ton of casting news today. Potentially the worst is James Callis on Eureka. Potentially the best is the Will Ferrell sitcom with Chris Parnell and Horatio Sanz.

And finally, in ridiculous reality show news, Mike Tyson is getting a pigeon-racing series while Spencer Pratt is leaving The Hills to fight cyber crime. I love you, America.