What will The Young and the Restless reveal the week of February 16? That spoiler leads today's round-up of soap opera news...
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We're not sure whether to call these Lost spoilers or Lost guesses, but TV Guide discussed Lost in its recent Mega Buzz column. When asked if Ben's girlfriend, Annie, would return, Matt responded that we're getting a Ben-centric episode in mid-March and who knows, maybe we'll see her again then.
When asked if we'd ever see Danielle Rousseau episode, Matt seemed much more confident. Apparently we're going to be seeing her in tonight's episode!
We have two additional clips for tomorrow night's episode of Supernatural in addition to the one we showed you yesterday. In these two new clips from "After School Special," we get to see adult Sam and Dean having a serious talk in their car and a much funnier scene at their old school. Enjoy the clips:
The other Supernatural preview is after the jump!
Shonda Rhimes has mastered the drama of hospital hallways and doctors' after-hours action. Now, she's setting her sights on the juicy lives of Washington, D.C., journalists.
ABC has given the green light to Inside the Box, a new pilot from the Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice creator. No word on whether this is merely a blooper reel from Grey's myriad, bungled forays into girl-on-girl action in the current fifth season.
The potential series centers on an ambitious female news producer and her colleagues whose extracurricular activities "will be more exciting than the stories they cover."
A rep for the network, which may or may not be changing its name to the Shonda Broadcasting Company in the near future, confirmed the story to TV Guide.
Rhimes first developed the concept for Inside the Box in 2006 - the show was originally supposed to star Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who had just been killed off Grey's Anatomy at the time (only to return, and stick around, 2-3 years later) - but put it aside to focus on Private Practice.
Inside the Box is among three that ABC has greenlit.
It joins fellow female-centric drama I, Claudia, about a female prosecutor who doesn't know that she'll one day be considered for President of the United States, and Brothers & Detectives, an adaptation of an Argentine series from Dexter honcho Daniel Cerone.
Next week, on a new episode of 90210...
Enjoy the following preview for "Help Me, Rhonda."
Quite a day for The Office spoilers. We've already posted some quality gossip and scoop on the second half of Season Five today. Now, here are three new sneak previews from Super Bowl Sunday's much-anticipated episode, "Stress Relief." Check this one out ...
We're just getting started - as is Michael Scott, who struggles to find ways for his Dunder-Mifflin employees to relax (oblivious to the fact that he himself is the #1 cause of stress at work).
Follow the jump for two more "Stress Relief" previews ...
Okay, E! Online's most recent spoiler chat column was kinda weak sauce, but Kristin Dos Santos is making up for it with a special Q&A session on just The Office!
Here's her scoop on this week's episode, "Stress Relief" - airing Sunday, after the Super Bowl, not during the show's usual Thursday time slot - and beyond ...
Q: What's going to happen with Angela now that Andy and Dwight have both dumped her (after the hilarious, climactic scene in "The Duel")?
A: According to the lovely Angela herself, "I think she goes out and buys some animals. I see a lot of cats in her future. Sprinkles the Second. What else is left for her in the office? Like, is she going to go after Jim? Can you imagine? There's Jam fans around the world right now going, 'Nooooo. Don't you dare!'" Hee.
Q: So Rainn Wilson thinks Dwight and Andy should become buddies now. Any word on Ed Helms' thoughts?
A: Not surprisingly, Ed Helms shares the exact same feelings that Rainn Wilson talked about on this week's Watch with Kristin Show. Ed says, "We just sort of blew up in the last episode, and it kind of resolved a lot of things. What was really neat was that Dwight and Andy forged a little bit of a connection over both getting screwed over by Angela. I kind of think it'd be funny if we became pals." I smell a banjo-playing, beet-farming bromance in the works!
We had previously reported that the Lost folks were quietly casting for a young Phillip Seymour Hoffman-type for a multi-episode arc this season and an even bigger role next season.
Well the good news is Ausiello found out who was cast in the role: October Road's Brad Henke. While he didn't tell us much else about the character, we do know he'll have ties to the upcoming, mysterious Ilana.
You might think that things should be over between Amy and Rick on The Secret Life of the American Teenager since Amy's marriage to Ben, but you'd be wrong.
According to Secret Life director, Jason Priestly, when asked what's next for Amy and Ricky by TV Guide, he responded with, "Ben and Amy go through with their wedding, but then obviously... Amy and Ricky try to, sort of... this is tough, I'm gonna get in trouble if I tell you too much." Hmm, what do they try to, sort of do?
We know that Scrubs' creator Bill Lawrence has already admitted he didn't want J.D. and Elliot together but said he was compromising. Now that the two are together, Lawrence recently revealed a very happy Scrubs spoiler to Michael Ausiello.
So what was the supposed compromise? According to what Lawrence told Ausiello, "The season isn't about [them dating]. [We got to] make everyone happy that wants them to be a couple, [but] I get to win [too, because] it's not Ross and Rachel. The rest of the year isn't, 'Are we together? Are we not together?' It just works because they're grown-ups, and they like each other."
Wow, can you guys imagine a J.D. and Elliot relationship with no stupid breakups? Sounds like heaven to us.
