Oh, hell yes.

Tags: glee, go on, once upon a time, psych, studio 60, survivor, the league, the nerdist, the new normal, the newsroom, the simpsons, the wire

Our favorite ballerinas are coming back to primetime.

Tags: breaking pointe, giant baby, go on, lost, major crimes, new girl, newsroom, oh sit!, olivia munn, orange is the new black, parenthood, project runway, scrubs, sons of anarchy, star trck: voyager, the mentalist, the wire, ugly betty

Here's another project for Avon Barksdale to fund.

Tags: boss, csi, csi:ny, entourage, family guy, sesame street, the big c, the sopranos, the voice, the walking dead, the wire, weeds

More L.A. Complex? It's truly gonna be a great summer.

Tags: Dallas, Falling Skies, Parenthood, The L.A. Complex, The Wire

Apparently, audiences don't like watching women crying hysterically behind closed bathroom doors -- but they love Ryan Seacrest. Who knew?

Tags: 30 rock, hot in cleveland, the bachelor, the wire

It might be the strangest casting mash-up of two TV shows ever...

Tags: Ames Brown, Bachelor Pad, Bette Midler, Blue Bloods, Breaking Bad, Carice van Houten, Charlie's Angels, David Ramsey, Farrah Abraham, Game of Thrones, Helen Mirren, How I Met Your Mother, iCarly, Powers, Stephen Dillane, Teen Mom, The Wire, Titus Welliver, Vince Gilligan

Ricky Gervais started this decade on the fringes of British radio. He'll start the next one hosting a major awards show (the Golden Globes, airing Jan. 17, 8PM ET, NBC). In between, among many other considerable achievements, he co-created and starred in what many would consider to be not only one of the best television shows of the decade, but of all time: The Office, seven and a half hours of perfectly calibrated, sometimes agonizing, dark comedy. As his opportunity to reach his biggest viewing audience to date approaches, Gervais spoke to us and other media outlets about his ground-breaking show, its U.S. version and his favorite American programming.

Tags: Damages, Dexter, Golden Globes, Ricky Gervais, The Office, The Simpsons, The Sopranos, The Wire

Post-Katrina New Orleans gets the David Simon treatment with HBO's Treme, a new series about one of the city's neighborhoods trying to rebuild after the disaster. The pilot aired last night, and at 80 minutes, it was a lot to take in, but much of it was pleasantly surprising. I expected it to be good, of course, considering the pedigree behind it and many of the actors cast (does it get better than Clarke Peters, Melissa Leo and John Goodman?), but I was blown away mainly by how joyful it managed to be despite the subject matter.

Tags: Clarke Peters, David Simon, John Goodman, Melissa Leo, The Wire, Treme, Wendell Pierce