Two and a Half Men is somehow still managing to stay in the headlines, even post-Charlie Sheen.

Tags: Adrianne Curry, Cheryl Cole, Christopher Knight, Cougar Town, criminal minds, Debi Mazar, Emmys 2011, George Lucas, Kelly Rowland, LaMonica Garrett, Paget Brewster, Rachel Nichols, Snooki, Sons of Anarchy, Star Wars, The X Factor, Thomas Gibson, Two and a Half Men

If you didn't know Jack before, here's your opportunity.

Tags: Law & Order: UK, Star Wars, The Clone Wars, The Venture Bros., You Don't Know Jack

Congratulations! It's a... well, it's two final season collections, a cartoon special and a volume of Secret Life. If you were waiting for some good TV to come out on DVD today so you could get it for your TV-loving friend for the holidays, you're out of luck.

Tags: Family Guy, Kyle XY, Star Wars, Taxi, The Secret Life of an American Teenager

After the last couple of seasons, which have been uneven at best, we weren't really sure what could be done to get us interested in Heroes again. Well, consider us interested. This season, the Heroes cross paths with some sinister circus folk, including a folksy Robert Knepper (T-Bag from Prison Break) and a knife-wielding Ray Park (Darth Maul and Snake Eyes). The pair got on a conference call recently to talk to us about their characters, and we were treated to two awesome stories from Knepper -- about scaring people on elevators and hanging out with Christopher Walken -- and the startling revelation that Park once wanted to be Teen Wolf. Our minds have been blown. Read for yourself after the jump.

Tags: Darth Maul, G.I. Joe, Heroes, Prison Break, Ray Park, Robert Knepper, Snake Eyes, Star Wars, T-Bag

So G4 made a big deal this weekend about the fact that they were airing a panel from the San Diego Comic-Con on TV. It was a landmark event. Or something. I mean, in theory it's cool for us poor schmucks who don't get a chance to go to Comic-Con, but maybe this panel wasn't the one to start with. I get why they did it -- the mega-Star Wars franchise has been a part of Comic-Con since the '70s -- but now that there aren't any Star Wars movies coming out, they're pretty boring. I had the (dis)pleasure of sitting through one at the New York Comic-Con, and it had about 10 minutes of entertainment (in the form of the Robot Chicken guys) and 50 minutes of snooze-inducing content (everything else). That didn't bode well for this two-hour special.

Tags: comic con, comic-con, san diego comic con, star wars

It's another one of those sad days. On the plus side, I can be the one billionth blogger today to say "heaven just got another angel" with zero irony.

Tags: Danielle Staub, Farrah Fawcett, G4, Joan Rivers, Jon and Kate Plus 8, Star Wars, The Real Housewives of New Jersey

Idol, True Blood, and Star Wars! Our nerd senses are tingling!

Tags: adam lambert, american idol, desperate housewives, jersey shore, lauren bowles, marc cherry, nicollette sheridan, star wars, true blood

Hey, remember when George Lucas said that he was going to make a live-action Star Wars TV series? Remember how excited everyone was? I'm not even a big Star Wars fan anymore, and yet I was beyond psyched about getting to visit this rich world of characters on a weekly basis. I hate the prequels, and I could care less about the cartoons, but for some reason I had it in my head that this TV show, which would reportedly feature bounty hunters and would take place before the original trilogy, could be a return to what was great about the franchise in the first place. Then the Clone Wars cartoon stretched into a second season, and an animated comedy series was announced, and no progress seemed to get made on the live-action show. Well, now it's "on hold." Um, excuse me?

Tags: live-action series, Star Wars