Amy Poehler
As Super Tuesday drew to a close, the candidate on everyone's mind at Parks and Recreation's PaleyFest event was Pawnee City Council hopeful Leslie Knope.
There are only a few weeks left in the NBC comedy's fictional campaign, but the race could go either way. Two endings were shot for the season finale — one in which Mouse Rat performs "Catch Your Dream" and the other in which they sing "Screw Your Dream" (you get the idea). "For a long time, we didn't know what it was going to be," star and producer Amy Poehler told TVGuide.com at Tuesday's event, which featured a panel moderated by TV Guide Magazine's Michael Schneider.
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Mike O’Malley, John Wells
Fox has ordered a pilot for a new comedy from John Wells and Mike O'Malley.
Based on Hank Perlman's one-minute movies of the same name, Prodigy Bully revolves around...
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Cory Monteith and Lea Michele
What will Rachel's answer be?
That's what gleeks everywhere are no doubt wondering following Tuesday's helluva cliff-hanger: Finn, still directionless and newly hit with a boatload of bad news about his dad, got down on one knee and asked Rachel to marry him! TVGuide.com quizzed Glee star Cory Monteith about whether or not Finchel will soon be walking down the aisle, the Bee Gees tribute episode, singing en español, the movie he's producing for Fox 2000, another Glee tour and more!
Oh, and he'll "definitely" be back for Season 4. Yay!
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Zooey Deschanel
A week ago, most critics couldn't stop gushing over how adorable (or "adork-able") Zooey Deschanel is as Fox's delightful New Girl, and judging from last Tuesday's opening-night ratings, which actually improved over its Glee lead-in, the TV audience would seem to agree. They won't be disappointed in tonight's charmer of a second outing (9:01/8:01c). What struck me as I previewed the episode is that as easy as it is to fall for Zooey's pixie-ish pizzazz as Jess, it would hardly matter if it weren't for her invaluable back-up crew of supporting players.
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Mike O'Malley and Chris Colfer
Glee and Modern Family tied for top honors at the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards in Los Angeles Sunday. Both comedy shows took home the award for Outstanding Comedy Series.
Accepting the award from comedian Joel McHale was Glee's Chris Colfer and his TV dad Mike O'Malley who remarked, "I've yet to say a funny thing on the show."
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Julie Bowen and Ariel Winter accepted on behalf of the ABC show.
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Clarissa Explains It All, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Nickelodeon is bringing back the '90s.
Popular sitcoms All That, Clarissa Explains it All, The Adventures of Pete & Pete, Rugrats, Rocket Power, Salute Your Shorts, The Amanda Show and Kenan & Kel will be added to a block of programming on TeenNick called "The '90s Are All That!" Nickelodeon announced on Thursday.
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Mike O'Malley, Rachael Harris
With the success of Raising Hope, Fox is giving another domestic comedy a try.
The network has cast Emmy nominee Mike O'Malley and Rachael Harris as a married couple for the single-camera comedy pilot Family Album, Deadline reports. The project centers on Dave (O'Malley), a gung-ho ex-jock who returns from a family vacation a new man, inspired to "bond the crap out of his family." Harris will play his wife and a stay-at-home mom.
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Elizabeth Mitchell
Gregory Itzin, nominated for his guest stint as former President Logan on 24, told TV Guide Magazine he's joining Big Love as a senator who's trying to suss out Bill Henrickson. "I've only worked with Bill Paxton and that may be the case throughout," says the actor, who's so far committed to five episodes as Paxton's nemesis. "By saying 'I'm a polygamist' [Henrickson] gums up the works — it's inappropriate behavior. It's also irresponsible because he didn't say it before he ran. So I call him to task about that."
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Elizabeth Mitchell, who was attempting to stay cool on the carpet ...
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Chris Colfer
The thing to know about Glee actor Chris Colfer is that he's not like his character, Kurt.
McKinley High's fashionable soprano is comfy both performing in 10-inch-high Lady Gaga heels and coaching the football team on how to put a ring on it. He's the group's lone, self-assured outcast, virtually free of self-pity and most content in Alexander McQueen.
Colfer says he, on the other hand, was more of a "social llama" in high school.
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