FX announced the premiere dates for the new seasons of Justified, Anger Management and Archer. We'll save you the click-through: Justified comes back on January 8.

Syfy is considering making a Waterworld TV show, because that just screams success. The network has also developed three new reality shows, all about haunted places, because what else can they do?

Not surprisingly, TLC will premiere a new show called Neat Freaks, about people who compulsively clean things. Before you nominate your annoying aunt, there's a definite emphasis on the Freaks part. This is TLC after all.

AMC has ordered two pilots, both period dramas. Have they not learned anything from Hell on Wheels? Not every show can be Mad Men.

Two of the stars of Deadliest Catch will sell crab cakes on QVC this weekend. Because when you risk your life to catch the crabs, you should sell them to as many middle-aged women as possible.

Joss Whedon's S.H.I.E.L.D. show has cast Brett Dalton, who doesn't have much acting experience. But did Captain America have hero experience when he held the fate of others in his hands during World War II?

Taryn Manning of Hawaii Five-0 has been cast in the upcoming Netflix series Orange Is The New Black, which sounds awful. Relax Netflix, you have Arrested Development -- that should be enough.

The series finale of Private Practice will include the return of Audra McDonald as Naomi Bennett. Then it will be over, finally.

In rare news of TV networks making a good decisions that benefit other people than themselves, several channels -- including HBO, AMC, Showtime and the Sundance Channel -- will air the Madison Square Garden Hurricane Sandy relief concert.

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