Legion writer-director Scott Stewart will executive produce and direct the pilot episode, which is being written by Sons of Anarchy scribe Vaun Wilmott. No plot details were given regarding the series.

Legion was released in January 2010 and starred Paul Bettany as an exiled angel who goes against God's orders and goes to flees to help the humans survive the impending apocalypse.

Dennis Quaid, Tyrese Gibson, Lucas Black, Adrianne Palicki, Kevin Durand, Kate Walsh, Jon Tenney, and Willa Holland also starred in Legion.

It isn't known if any of the Legion cast members will return for the TV series.

Legion was released January 22nd, 2010 and stars Paul Bettany, Lucas Black, Tyrese Gibson, Adrianne Palicki, Charles S. Dutton, Kevin Durand, Jon Tenney, Willa Holland. The film is directed by Scott Stewart.

Michael Anthony ("Tony") Moore is claiming he was tricked into signing over his interest in the comic book to Robert Kirkman before the TV deal with AMC was made. Here's an excerpt from the complaint.

Michael Anthony ("Tony") Moore and Robert Kirkman were apparently longtime friends and collaborators, but in 2005, Moore claims Kirkman and his agents devised a scheme for Moore to sign over his stake in The Walking Dead and other properties they both worked on to Kirkman. Michael Anthony ("Tony") Moore claims he has not been given access to profit statements, and has received hardly any compensation for his work. It is also said that Michael Anthony ("Tony") Moore signed the deal, because he believed the TV deal would fall apart. Robert Kirkman's attorney, Allen Grodzky responded to the lawsuit, calling it "totally frivolous."

The Walking Dead returns Sunday, February 12 at 9 PM ET, to finish airing the second half of Season 2 episodes.

The film follows the legal fight between Ali and the U.S. government when the fighter became a conscientious objector to the Vietnam War. Mohammed Ali was drafted into the Army in 1966 but declined to serve, citing his belief that the war was against the teachings of the Koran. When he appeared at an armed services induction in 1967 and refused to step forward when his name was called, he was arrested.

Shawn Slovo will be writing the script with Frank Doelger, Tracey Scoffield and Jonathan Cameron producing.

No production date has been set.

We're big fans of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia here at the site, so we didn't want to pass up the chance to share these great Valentine's Day cards featuring the Paddy's Pub gang. These come from Corinne Mock's art portfolio, and she encourages you to print them up and share the love with those you love more than a bag of Mexican food. Check out Mac (Rob McElhenney), Dee (Kaitlin Olson), Dennis (Glenn Howerton), Charlie (Charlie Day), and Frank (Danny DeVito) expressing some of their signature moves in the image below.

UPDATE: 2/9/12 6:20 PM PST A representative from FX has informed us that this is fan art for American Horror Story Season 2.

Original Story: An intriguing promo poster has hit the internet for Season 2 of American Horror Story, which will debut in October. Back in December, series creator Ryan Murphy revealed that each season will take place in a different house or building, and, if this poster is legit, it seems Season 2 may take place in a haunted hospital...And may even be in 3D? Take a look at this poster below for Season 2 of American Horror Story. If you can find a pair of old red and blue 3D glasses, you might want to dust them off before looking at this poster.

American Horror Story, which is created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, returns with Season 2 in October.

HBO has released 17 new photos from the hit series Game of Thrones, which debuts Season 2 Sunday, April 1 at 9 PM ET with Episode 2.01: The North Remembers. Click on any of these new photos below, which feature cast members such as Emmy winner Peter Dinklage, Jack Gleeson, Emilia Clarke, and many more, to access our full gallery.

Game of Thrones episode 2.1, "The North Remembers" airs on HBO April 1st, 2012. The episode stars Emilia Clarke, Lena Headey, Sean Bean, Peter Dinklage, Jack Gleeson, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Sophie Turner, Maisie Williams and is directed by Alan Taylor.

The new comic book series picks-up where the show left off (with Clark officially now as Superman!) and features other fan-favorite characters including Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Chloe Sullivan-Queen, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and General Lane. The book features an all-star creative team - in addition to Miller, Smallville Season 11 creators include print cover artist Gary Frank (Superman Secret Origin), digital cover artist Cat Staggs and interiors by Pere Perez (Batgirl).

Miller stated the following.

Smallville: The Complete Series DVD is available on DVD now.

The show follows three twenty-somethings who share a house and try to live a normal life despite being a ghost, a werewolf, and a vampire. The show was written by Jeremy Carver, Anna Fricke, and Toby Whithouse.

Syfy President of original content Mark Stern had this to say about the show:

Sam Witwer, Meaghan Rath, and Sam Huntington are expected to return.

The show is being described as a high-octane action drama following a group of characters struggling to survive and reunite with loved ones in a world where all forms of energy have mysteriously ceased to exist.

This marks the director's first drama pilot, who has worked on the ABC series In Case of Emergency and a CBS comedy pilot titled Tweaked.

The project may start shooting outside of the regular pilot season.

The show is based on the book by Barbara Rose Brooker and centers on Claire (Goldie Hawn) who, after her husband has a "mid-life crisis" at 65 and leaves her, struggles with being single for the first time in 35 years.

The actress will play Claire's daughter Hope, a female therapist.

The project is still in development.

The comedy centers on two life-long female friends who are living very different lives but can't live without each other. Nicole (Andrea Anders) has everything going for her - loving parents and in-laws, adoring husband, successful siblings and a trouble-free pregnancy. Her best friend, Jen, has parents who have no faith in her, terrible instincts that led her to a 17-day marriage to a guy who dumped her, and she gained 15 pounds on the cabbage soup diet. And yet, somehow, she is Nicole's rock.

Warner Bros. TV previouly cast the actress in her first starring role on the NBC comedy Joey. She also co-starred in WBTV series, The Class and starred in ABC comedies Better Off Ted and Mr. Sunshine.

The new FX animated series Unsupervised continues its Season 1 run Thursday, February 9 with Episode 1.04: Fires & Liars. Actor Romany Malco, who voices Darius on the show, recently held a conference call to discuss the rest of Season 1. Here's what he had to say below.

I'm a big fan of the show, a big fan of your work, and I'd love to learn more about what was your interest in the show, how you first heard about it, and was there something in there that was appealing to you personally that you wanted to give it a go? Tell me about your original interest in Unsupervised.

Romany Malco: I don't know if most actors will ever admit this, but look, I tell on myself all the time, you can just look at my timeline on Twitter and it's obvious that I tell on myself, and straight up, I've always wanted to do voice over on something. And I got to do a little bit of stuff on American Dad!, but for whatever reason I had never really landed the gig that I wanted, so when I learned that there was an offer out to me to be involved with this project instantly I wanted to know more. But when I started learning who was involved, that had a lot to do with it. And no matter what happens the track record of these gentlemen, they're just brilliant people, they really have the type of taste that I like, and honestly speaking, the game has changed so much and FX is one of the networks that is in the business of empowering their artists. They have a different business model to the business model of a lot of these different networks, and what I mean by that is FX is encouraging co-ownership of material. I call it the network that builds rock stars. They don't just throw something out and if it doesn't get the ratings that you want in the first three or four episodes, can it. They really do take time to nurture and grow an audience around the material that they use, which tells me that they get behind the stuff that they believe in. So that was another major factor. Then when I realized Justin [Long] was going to be involved, you know I'm a fan, and..., everybody involved just made me excited to be involved. And at the end of the day it was the people. Then lastly and most important, I read that pilot and was busting up. My agent read the pilot and she was busting up. My manager read the pilot and she was busting up. My dog, who's going through the Evelyn reading school thing, read most of the pilot. I'm sorry for the long, extended answer, but all of those factors had a lot to do with it. I wanted to be in business with people that are in business with FX because somewhere down the line I will be doing that type of business with FX. And it's good to learn and know the options that you have, the type of business models, and the people with entrepreneurial mind sets are the people that I'm just usually attracted to. You can take almost any job you want in Hollywood, but I'm the type of person that I want to work with a certain quality of people, a certain mindset of people, and this is giving me that opportunity. The sensibility and the humor, the relatability of the project, all of it is just awesome.

You mentioned the flavor of the show and the type of show that it is, and what I liked about it, it was not extreme in its humor like Family Guy or like South Park. It's a show that I can watch really with my family if I want to. Give me your comments on the direction of the show and the style of the show. Was that part of what got you into it?

Romany Malco: Yes, well, the truth is, I did not know really what the show looked like until after the fact. But it really looked like places that I had grown up in Texas. I lived in Baytown, Texas and I literally ran around and lived and grew up with people like these guys. But the thing that I caught on to almost instantly was, and this is going to sound really cheesy, in fact it might be one of the first things I tweeted when I started doing this show was it was nice to be a part of a show where these kids, and these kids are like burdened, oh I shouldn't use this quote but I'm going to, as my longtime friend and producer, Jon Feldman says, "These kids are burdened with optimism," and I thought it was a rare quality for shows because usually there's so much sarcasm and shock value humor in cartoons, and it's rare that you come across a couple of lead characters that are almost motivational speakers in their own right. They're looking at it from such a young and naïve perspective. And of course as you get older you become more aware that your childhood and your upbringing had a major impact on your self-esteem and your outlook on life, and as a result of that it tends to, if you allow it to, if you're not aware of it, dictate what you become in life. But these kids are still in their naïve phase and they're completely unaware of that and working so hard to do better. I live for that. I'm telling you, look at my Twitter line, look at Tijuana Jackson's Twitter line, look at my Facebook page, I live for this. Before this show ever came along I was talking and doing this just from a different perspective. So I love that about it and I love the contrast of them being in the neighborhood with 'Jojo Vanetti' and all these guys, do you know what I mean? I grew up like that and I relate to that, and even though I was a lot skinnier, I was 'Darius' in Baytown, Texas.

So what did that bleed into, for lack of a better term, your inspiration for 'Darius,' like the actual character 'Darius' was your personal upbringing and where you were from and all that stuff?

Romany Malco: I'm going to just go ahead and say it, 'Darius' is inspired by a family that I grew up with called the Greene family in Baytown, Texas. I go to Baytown for two families; for that family and my cousin, Darlene. 'Darius' is inspired by my best friends; I grew up in their house, they grew up in mine, the Greene family, in fact, Cane Greene, to be specific. It's just a certain voice and a certain perspective. I remember one time there was this guy in Baytown who was a really crazy dude and he always had negative things to say and he came up in a conversation and Cane didn't say a word, and then my cousin was like, Cane, you know who he's talking about, right? And Cane's response was this, are you ready, he said, 'Two percent, homey, two percent.' I said, 'What the hell does that mean?' He said, 'Man, people like that get about 2% of my energy, dog. That's why I ain't talking about him, 2%.' That right there is how I see 'Darius.' He tells it like it is, but he doesn't waste much time doing anything else. And I love that.

It's like the voice of reason almost.

Romany Malco: It is. And he's conscious of his shortcomings but he doesn't kill himself for it. Whereas most, at least for me, I shouldn't say most of us, but I'm like the kids, do you know what I mean, I want to fix myself. I'm like 'Gary.' I want to fix me. But Cane and 'Darius,' they're wise, and they accept who they are and leave it at that.

When you're reading the script and you're seeing the show and you're seeing these different kids and these different personalities, do you ever point them out and say, you know we didn't kick it like that when I was in school, this kid reminds me of a kid I used to know, or this guy reminds me of a neighbor I used to have? Do you have any personal experience that you're really oh, wow that looks familiar?

Romany Malco: Literally every episode. I'm lucky, I get to read opposite David all the time, David Hornsby, who's actually one of the creators of the show, I get to read opposite him, and there's always a moment where it goes silent in the booth and he's like, what is it? Is everything okay? And I'm always like, yes, this just reminds me of - and I'm telling you I had West Indian parents, I grew up in the Caribbean, I grew up in New York, and I grew up in Baytown, Texas, and the fights at the games, we had those for real. This is no joke, Baytown, Texas, there are two high schools, Lee and Sterling, and they were serious rivals, and we literally would go to games with the intention of having fights. We were that school. The dude with the patch over his eye, we had that guy. The whole 'Yo, we built a lake you've got to come down and see it,' we built that lake. I'm not exaggerating. It's so weird because I didn't grow up in Hollywood, so as a result of that I think that my references tend to come from a different place. A lot of people have this huge catalog of movies and shows and cartoons that they can reference. I don't have that. I have real life experiences. I grew up with those dudes. Anyway, I can go on and on but one for sure is we had this creek that ran behind our house and once in a while you would see life in it, and we literally did go there and intentionally shovel the bank into an area so we could create our own little pond. Now, here's what's crazy, we've even done that in New York. In New York we dug a big trench when I lived in Queens, and we dug a big trench in my yard and filled it with water and then we went to a pond in Queens, and at the time we didn't catch any fish but there were a bunch of these little tadpoles so we brought the tadpoles back and put them in the pond that we made. And I kid you not you haven't seen anything until you see these frogs hopping all over your street in Queens, mashed, people freaking out because a frog chased them to their front porch and they think a frog is chasing them, because they got cut off by a frog, I've done it all.

When we got into the call we were talking about a pilot you were writing, is there anything you're working on for 2012, anything that we can look out for? What can we expect for Romany this year?

Romany Malco: Here's what's going on, I probably shouldn't say this, but I'm just going to say it anyway, let me think about it, I'm basically going out on camera to perform a show. I don't want to tell too much, but I'm going out for a show and literally meeting the people within the span of my social network, so anywhere from Facebook to Twitter to whatever, I'm actually going on the road on the tour bus and meeting with people and documenting it for a show. Yes, I'm really excited about that, because if you looked at my social network you'd get a good sense of how I engage, and it's very personal, because really I'm thinking out loud. And a lot of people would prefer not to share their private life like that, but for me it's the whole point. The people in my personal life, when I engage them I engage them on a very real level. Why wouldn't I do the same? If I could multiply my span or my outreach why wouldn't I do the same? I'm really curious on people's opinions. I grew up, like I said, in a West Indian family, a lot of my family's from the country, and I don't have that etiquette as a lot of people that was passed on from their upbringing. I don't have that etiquette. So a lot of times I can be offensive or I can be off the mark, and it's nice to learn other people's upbringing and their perspectives or culture, and so this has been an opportunity for me to do that. So now we're taking that whole thing and putting it on the tour bus and I'm actually going cross-country doing that and it is really exciting.

The nature of the episodes right now feel like they're random stories. Are we going to get into a serialized nature where we get to see 'Gary' and 'Joel' progress and maybe get more realization or less innocent?

Romany Malco: I will tell you something, I've been following it on Twitter and it's amazing how many quotes go up with the hash tag #UnsupervisedFX during the airing of these shows and throughout the week. It's amazing to me because I know for a fact that the show takes off, and when I say takes off it just hits a different level of entertainment starting on Episode 4, or is it Episode 3, Episode 4. So what I've experienced so far is this, the characters become much more refined and the relationships among the characters become much more defined, but it does not become any more serialized. It's different episodes, not continuing, it doesn't lead into the next ..., but it does have more of a...line in regards to the living conditions of the kids and the relationships that the kids have at school and amongst one another. So you get a look into each individual character's life and how the guys play into it. It gives us this feel of a continuation because you're suddenly aware of the quirks of the different characters, so once you get that opportunity to step into their personal lives, it doesn't seem like it's out of nowhere.

Will we see a bigger role for 'Darius'? Right now he's like the scene stealer and, like I said earlier, the voice of reason, but does he tend to take on a bigger role or a deeper friendship with 'Gary' and 'Joel' and maybe even 'Megan'?

Romany Malco: He sure does. Not only does he do that, but he also has a few of his own episodes. How else can I say it, I think that what happens with most shows is that you're figuring it out as you're going along, you don't know how the characters are going to mesh, you're feeling it all out, you've got to do testing to see what people are responding to, and I genuinely believe that, those guys, man, they struck a chord when they started writing 'Darius.' All I've noticed since I've been coming back is more and more and more material for 'Darius' to perform.

So, yes, he's going to have a much more in depth role starting around Episode 4. They said that 'Darius' really gets to shine, so, yes, definitely. But we're just feeling it out. My first job... they didn't know if I was going to suck at doing this thing, they didn't know if I was going to hit the right beats, and voice over is difficult, and also it's the beginning of the pilot and you've got to establish the main characters and establish them well and then you build around it. So you guys be patient. If you disappoint you can tweet me directly, man, I'll give you your viewership back.

One thing I also want to wrap up with this group of questions, is you normally are working with other actors, you get to interact with them, see their faces, see their reactions, are you reading alone or do you get to read in the booth with all the other actors?

Romany Malco: The truth is, I'm not technically reading alone, because I do read with David. I read with David almost every single episode, and sometimes I get to read with Rob (Rosell). But what it is, is they're sitting in a sound booth in LA, and I'm in New York, because I just recently moved to New York because I've been doing The Good Wife here. And I'm in New York so I don't really have anyone in the booth, which is a different experience, but I will say something about that, I think it's kind of cool. One, David and Rob know what they want so they know how to guide me along. They also encourage me to try different takes, different perspectives, we improvise together, a lot of that stuff sometimes ends up in it, sometimes it doesn't because sometimes I just stink. A lot of times I'm just asking them for lines, but the point is this, I have a reference point that I think a lot of people don't have, and that reference point is I grew up in a neighborhood and amongst people like these characters. So as a result of that there's this picture and this idea of where they are, what the room is like, what the people are like, what it smells like, what it sounds like in my head that I've had since childhood, and getting to play off of that and incorporate that into the show, I can always tell when David and Rob are really excited about that, because, first of all, they let you know. And second of all, it really does resonate as if it's coming from somewhere genuine. I guess I just sounded really arrogant right there, but you can tell. That's all I'm saying. There's a difference between a guy who talks about fighting and a guy who's been punched in the face. That's all I'm saying.

You have such an interesting career, you kind of flipped back and forth to comedy and drama and now you're doing voice over stuff. What's your advice to actors?

Romany Malco: First of all, let me just tell you this, thank you so much for acknowledging that. Thank you so much for acknowledging that. My advice to actors is, everything I tell you comes with a story, and my advice to actors is honor the stories. Honor the stories first. A lot of people will jump into work because they get to do something, or they'll jump into work because of the instant gratification of feeling like you're working and feeling like you're doing something, but the truth of the matter is I have a great agent, I have great management, but my best piece of representation comes from my body of work. And I'm beginning to believe that the patient are the ones, in the long run I believe the patient people are the ones who ultimately get to that place. I honestly thought because of the fact that I was being so picky, and not just being picky, but being an African-American who was being picky in this industry, I really...weirdest, I don't know why I thought this, and it doesn't even have anything to do with race, I just thought I was being penalized because I always would see my peers getting so much press and being in so many different things, and I couldn't bring myself to being involved in a lot of the projects that were being offered to me. And I thought that I was maybe pissing Hollywood off and executives off because I kept saying no, thank you. And over the last ten years it was kind of trying and I was tempted to get involved in projects that I wasn't really excited about. But I didn't and suddenly I'm looking at today, I'm looking at the fact that I've got Unsupervised on the air, and I'm extremely proud of it. I've been doing guest appearances on The Good Wife. I've got a movie called Think Like a Man coming out, which is my first urban film. I've got another movie coming out with Kate Hudson which is a full blown drama where I play her best friend. I'm doing a show now, an online show, and I get to go online and meet my social people in my social network face-to-face. And I don't know, man, I feel really lucky and very fortunate to basically stay true to honoring good story, and that's it, my advice to actors is to honor a good story and study.

Unsupervised, featuring Romany Malco voicing Darius, airs Thursday nights at 10:30 PM ET on FX.

Unsupervised episode 1.4, "Fires & Liars"

David Ramsey will portray John Diggle, a former military soldier who becomes a bodyguard for hire. The character is not a part of the comic book series. We reported last week that Stephen Amell has been cast as Oliver Queen, the billionaire playboy who masquerades as the crime-fighting vigilante The Green Arrow.

Andrew Kreisberg, Marc Guggenheim, and Greg Berlanti wrote the pilot script for Arrow, and will executive produce alongside David Nutter, who is directing the pilot episode.

No production schedule was given for the Arrow pilot. If it is picked up to series, it may fill the superhero void left after Smallville went off the air last May.

Two new photos have arrived from The Three Stooges, which hits theaters April 13. The photos, which give us our first look at Jane Lynch and Kate Upton, were included in a press release announcing both actresses will serve as Grand Marshalls of the famed NASCAR race the Daytona 500, which airs live Sunday, February 26 at 1 PM ET on Fox. The Stooges themselves, Sean Hayes, Will Sasso, and Chris Diamantopoulos will also be on hand to wave the green flag, which gets the race started. Take a look at these photos below to access our gallery, and read on below the photos for the full press release.

As Grand Marshals, co-stars from the new Three Stooges movie Jane Lynch and Kate Upton will deliver the four most famous words in motorsports - "Drivers, start your engines." Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Will Sasso - starring as Larry, Moe & Curly - in the all new The Three Stooges from Twentieth Century Fox, will start the action by delivering the green flag at the Daytona 500, NASCAR's most prestigious race, on Sunday, February 26th (FOX, 1 p.m. ET).

"We look forward to Jane and Kate's participation in the pre-race ceremonies, adding to the star power of NASCAR's biggest and richest race of the year," Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood III said. "Also, the thousands of race fans in attendance and the millions more watching on FOX Sports are eagerly waiting to experience 'Stoogemania,' when The Three Stooges deliver the green flag".

In The Three Stooges, which hits theaters everywhere April 13, 2012, newborns Larry, Moe and Curly are left on the doorstep of an orphanage run by nuns. The boys grow up finger-poking, nyuk-nyuk-nyuking and woo-woo-wooing their way to uncharted levels of knuckleheaded misadventure. Out to save their childhood home, only The Three Stooges could become embroiled in an oddball murder plot...while stumbling into starring in a phenomenally successful TV reality show.

Earl M. Benjamin, President and CEO of C3 Entertainment, Inc. (The Three Stooges brand owner) and Executive Producer of the new movie, said "The Three Stooges as a part of the Daytona 500 gives both comedy and racing fans a truly unique blend of two of America's most enduring cultural icons - The greatest comedy team of all time and the aptly named The Great American Race. What could be better?"

Jane Lynch is best known for her role as the sarcastic villain on Fox's hit show Glee, for which she has earned an Emmy and Golden Globe. Kate Upton, who was raised in Melbourne, Fla., is known for her appearance in the 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, where she was named Rookie of the Year.

Sean Hayes (Larry) garnered acclaim as the sarcastic and hilarious Jack McFarland on NBC's long-running sitcom, Will & Grace. Will Sasso (Curly) starred for five seasons (1997-2002) on FOX-TV's hit sketch comedy series MadTV, Chris Diamantopoulos (Moe) recently portrayed Frank Sinatra in the Emmy-nominated mini-series The Kennedys.

Tickets for Speedweeks 2012 events, including the 54th annual Daytona 500, are available online at DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP. If you are unable to attend in person, be sure to tune in to the Daytona 500 on FOX on Sunday, Feb. 26 at 1 p.m. ET.

Fans can stay connected with Daytona International Speedway on Facebook (Facebook.com/DaytonaInternationalSpeedway) and Twitter (@DISUpdates) and fans can also follow NASCAR (@NASCAR) and hashtags #NASCAR and #DAYTONA500.

Visit ThreeStooges.com and Facebook (Facebook.com/TheThreeStooges) for all the latest Three Stooges movie news.

The Three Stooges comes to theaters April 13th, 2012 and stars Sofía Vergara, Jane Lynch, Sean Hayes, Larry David, Will Sasso, Chris Diamantopoulos, Jennifer Hudson, Craig Bierko. The film is directed by Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly.

Below you can read a statement from series star/executive producer Hugh Laurie and executive producers David Shore and Katie Jacobs.

Statement from Kevin Reilly, President, Enteretainment, Fox Broadcasting Company:

Two strong single women take the spotlight when the sexy 13-episode CINEMAX series The Girl's Guide to Depravity, inspired by Heather Rutmans blog The Girl's Guide to Depravity, debuts FRIDAY, FEB. 24 (11:00-11:30 p.m. ET/PT) with Rule 12: The Break-Up Rule. In each episode, Lizzie and Sam explore a different Rule of Depravity, in the process learning something about their sexuality, their friendship and the men in their lives.

Starring Sally Golan as Lizzie and Rebecca Blumhagen as Sam, The Girl's Guide to Depravity is executive produced by Jon Kramer and Steve Beswick; directed by Alex Merkin; and written by Chloe Danger and Jess Roman.

The Girl's Guide to Depravity episode 1.1, "Rule 12: The Break-Up Rule" airs on Cinemax February 24th, 2012. The episode stars Rebecca Blumhagen, Sally Golan, Topher Mikels and is directed by Alex Merkin.

Glenn Howerton shows off his vocal versatility by lending his voice to five different characters in two upcoming episodes of FX's newest animated comedy series Unsupervised. Glenn Howerton - who plays Dennis Reynolds on the FX comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - is also an executive producer of Unsupervised.

In Fires & Liars, which airs as the fourth episode on Thursday, February 9 at 10:30 PM ET/PT, Glenn Howerton voices "Frankie" and "Geno," twin firefighter brothers, and "Lewelyn," owner of an Internet café

In Nits, which airs as the sixth episode on Thursday, February 23 at 10:30 PM ET/PT, Glenn Howerton voices flute-playing "Clint" as well as "Dirt," "Megan's" (Kristen Bell) date to a school dance. Check out his characters below.

Unsupervised episode 1.4, "Fires & Liars"

Unsupervised episode 1.6, "Nits" airs on FX February 23rd, 2012.

Fox's New Girl presents "Hey Girl", an interactive music video for the hit comedy that stars Zooey Deschanel as Jess. The interactive video, accessible through the show's official website, allows you to choose your own adventure with more than 950 possible paths. Zooey Deschanel performs the theme song. Check out a teaser for the interactive video below!

Click to watch Promo: Hey Girl Music Video!

Click to watch Hey Girl Music Video: Zooey's Choice!

Watch New Girl on Tuesdays at 9/8c on FOX.

The single-camera project is about a newlywed couple who get the opportunity of a lifetime to run a hip, new restaurant in Mandy Moore's character's hometown, bringing her closer to her needy and high maintenance family.

Those looking for news beyond this new episode will enjoy this. An unconfirmed spoiler has been revealed that provides some interesting insight into the rest of Season 2.

*** Stop reading right now if you don't want to be spoiled. If you can't help yourself, read on. ***

If this report is true, it seems to lend credibility to the suggestion that Jon Bernthal may leave The Walking Dead to star in L.A. Noir, the TNT pilot from ousted The Walking Dead creator Frank Darabont. Of course, L.A. Noir hasn't started shooting yet, and there is no guarantee that TNT will pick up the pilot to series.

All we do know for certain is that The Walking Dead returns with Episode 2.08: Nebraska Sunday, February 12 at 9 PM ET. And hey, according to the timeline of the comic book, Shane died a long time ago. It makes sense. What do you think?

The Walking Dead episode 2.8, "Nebraska" airs on AMC February 12th, 2012. The episode stars Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey DeMunn, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Norman Reedus and is directed by Clark Johnson.

Paz de la Huerta played Lucy Danzinger on the series, who started out as the mistress of Steve Buscemi's Nucky Thompson in Season 1. Season 2 saw Lucy shack up with Nelson Van Alden (Michael Shannon), who impregnated her but was left with the child after she mysteriously split town.

We reported last week that Bobby Cannavale signed on as a new series regular in Boardwalk Empire, portraying the gangster Gyp Rosetti, who challenges Nucky Thompson for control over his turf. Other actors such as Michael Pitt, Dabney Coleman, and Aleksa Palladino will not be returning in Season 3 as well.

HBO has not announced when Boardwalk Empire Season 3 will premiere yet, although it will likely debut sometime this fall.

NBC has released a Season 1 trailer and the Super Bowl XLVI TV spot for Awake, which debuts Thursday, March 1 at 10 PM ET with its series premiere. Click on the video players below to learn more about this new series starring Jason Isaacs.

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Awake episode 1.1, "Pilot" airs on NBC March 1st, 2012. The episode stars Melvin Abston, Laura Allen, Anastasia Basil, Emil Beheshti, Daniela Bobadilla, Bailey Chase, Richard Clarke Larsen, Terrence Edwards and is directed by David Slade.

The series centers on Kevin Spacey's character, Rep. Frank Underwood, the Majority Whip of the House of Representatives. When he gets passed over for Secretary of State, he hatches a plan to take down the new President of the United States. Corey Stoll will portray Rep. Patrick Russo, a womanizing three-term Congressman who gets caught driving drunk with a prostitute. Underwood helps Russo avoid a scandal, but at a high cost.

Beau Willimon (The Ides of March) wrote the pilot script based on Michael Dobbs' novel, which also spawned a 1990 British TV series set within Parliament. David Fincher will direct the pilot episode and executive produce alongside Kevin Spacey, Dana Brunetti, Eric Roth, and Joshua Donen.

Production is expected to begin this spring, with the show set to debut in late 2012. Netflix set aside $100 million to produce the 26-episode order.

The joint venture plans to introduce the product portfolio in the second half of 2012. It will offer subscription services and more in an easy-to-use, flexible and affordable service that will allow all consumers across the U.S. to enjoy the new and popular entertainment they want, whenever they choose, using the media and devices they prefer. Additional brand and product information will be revealed in the coming months.

This venture between Verizon and Redbox will create the kind of national multi-platform product that customers are demanding from video entertainment service providers. It will leverage Verizon's industry-wide relationships with entertainment content providers, its advanced cloud computing technologies and state-of-the-art IP network infrastructure to distribute video on-demand content to its customers.

"The joint venture will combine the accessibility and value of Redbox with Verizon's vision for a borderless lifestyle - where consumers easily accomplish what they want or need to do, on their terms, through the power of the network," said Mudge. "Together, we are erasing old technology boundaries, freeing people to spontaneously enjoy the entertainment they want, whenever they choose, using the devices and media they prefer, at home or away."

By offering instantly available online and mobile content with immediate access to physical media through rental kiosks, Verizon and Redbox will be uniquely positioned to deliver the best of both worlds - digital and physical - to consumers across the country.

The joint venture is a limited liability company with Verizon holding a 65 percent ownership share and Redbox holding a 35 percent ownership share at the outset.

ABC has released a new trailer for the upcoming horror series The River, which debuts with a two-hour premiere Tuesday, February 7 at 9 PM ET. Click on the video player below for an early look at this new found footage series created by Paranormal Activity director Oren Peli.

The River episode 1.1, "Pilot" stars Bruce Greenwood, Joe Anderson, Leslie Hope, Eloise Mumford, Paul Blackthorne, Thomas Kretschmann, Daniel Zacapa, Shaun Parkes and is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra.

Super Bowl XLVI is in full effect, and the hits just keep coming, both on the field and off. Not only is it the biggest game of the year, it's also a time when the biggest and best TV spots hit, which we've collected for you here. So brush that flavor dust off your sweats, pop open another cold one, and don't think twice about missing a minute of the action! We've got you covered with all of the biggest Super Bowl XLVI TV spots right here, in one convenient place.

Click on the video players below to see all-new footage from such hotly anticipated coming movies as The Hunger Games, G.I. Joe Retaliation, Marvel's The Avengers, Act of Valor, 21 Jump Street, Battleship, Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance, The Dictator, The Lorax and John Carter.

Click to watch The Avengers Super Bowl XLVI TV Spot!

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Newcomer Minkyu Lee's Adam and Dog won for Best Short Subject while Psyop's Twinings Sea was selected Best Television Commercial. The Simpsons took Best Animated TV Production and Shadow Planet Production's Insanely Twisted was selected as Best Video Game.

'This was a great evening, with a lot of fun and surprises," said ASIFA-Hollywood President Frank Gladstone. "Annies went to a huge variety of individuals and studios. This goes directly to ASIFA-Hollywood's vision of celebrating the best in animation across project, studio and geographic boundaries."

Actor and comedian Patton Oswalt's hosting duties kept the show moving at a lively pace. He was joined on stage by animation luminaries, celebrity presenters and comedic talent including animation legend June Foray, J.K. Simmons, Judy Greer, Zachary Levi, Peter Baynham, Mace Neufeld, 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Bruce Boxleitner, Ahmed Best, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Jim Cummings, Phil LaMarr, Diedrich Bader, Daran Norris, Tara Strong, Kelly Stables, Dee Bradley Baker, Nika Futterman, Ariel Winter, Logan Grove, James Hong, Brian Posehn, Greg & Evan Spiridellis and Jim Meskimen (Jib Jab), Bridgit Mendler, Brittany Snow, Jason Marsden and Joe Letteri.

Honored with the Winsor McCay award were Walt Peregoy, Borge Ring and the late Ronald Searle. The Winsor McCay Award stands as one of the highest honors given to an individual in the animation industry in recognition for career contributions to the art of animation. Art Leonardi was honored with the June Foray award which is presented to an individual who has given significant and benevolent contributions to the art and industry of animation.

39th Annual Annie Awards Winners

Rango was released March 4th, 2011 and stars Johnny Depp, Isla Fisher, Abigail Breslin, Ned Beatty, Alfred Molina, Bill Nighy, Stephen Root, Harry Dean Stanton. The film is directed by Gore Verbinski.

Ben Gazzara was born on August 28, 1930 in the East Side of Manhattan to Italian immigrants. He enrolled in the prestigious Actors Studio in Manhattan, and honed his craft under the tutelage of legendary acting teacher Lee Strasberg.

He is best known for is work with director John Cassavetes including roles in The Killing of a Chinese Bookie and Opening Night. He also worked with acclaimed directors such as Peter Bogdanovich (Saint Jack, They All Laughed), Otto Preminger (Anatomy of a Murder), David Mamet (The Spanish Prisoner), Spike Lee (Summer of Sam), and Joel Coen and Ethan Coen (The Big Lebowski).

He was also known for his extensive work on the Broadway stage, including his turn as Brick in the original version of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

Ben Gazzara was last seen in the action-thriller 13. He was nominated for three Golden Globe awards, all for his work in the TV series Run for Your Life, and he won an Emmy in 2002 for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Mini-Series or Movie, for his performance in the HBO TV movie Hysterical Blindness.

He is survived by his wife, Elke Stuckmann, and two daughters.

It is also being reported that, while nothing is official yet, Kurt Sutter is planning on ending Sons of Anarchy after its seventh season. Here's what Kurt Sutter had to say about ending Sons of Anarchy after seven seasons.

Sons of Anarchy had its most successful season yet with Season 4, averaging a whopping 8.4 million viewers per episode. The Season 4 finale also posted a 22% gain over the Season 3 finale.

Bobby Cannavale will play Gyp Rosetti, a charming gangster who poses as a threat to Steve Buscemi's Nucky Thompson. We reported back in October that HBO renewed Boardwalk Empire for Season 3, just days after Season 2 premiered.

Boardwalk Empire, created by The Sopranos writer Terence Winter, stars Steve Buscemi, Michael Pitt, Kelly Macdonald, Michael Shannon, Shea Whigham, Aleksa Palladino, Michael Stuhlbarg, Stephen Graham, Vincent Piazza, Paz de la Huerta, Michael K. Williams, Anthony Laciura, Paul Sparks, and Dabney Coleman.

It isn't known when production will start on Boardwalk Empire Season 3, although it will likely premiere sometime this fall.

The actor will appear in the last two episodes of Season 2, portraying the former history teacher and mentor to Noah Wyle's Tom Mason. In Season 1, Tom Mason proved to be a valuable commodity to the 2nd Mass, using his knowledge of military history to help the unit survive against the alien scourge.

Falling Skies, which stars Noah Wyle, Will Patton, Moon Bloodgood, Drew Roy, Seychelle Gabriel, Peter Shinkoda, and Colin Cunningham, was the highest-rated new series on cable last year, averaging an impressive 6.9 million viewers per episode, which is higher than practically every show on NBC this year.

TNT hasn't announced when Falling Skies Season 2 will premiere yet, although it will debut sometime this summer. Terry O'Quinn recently appeared in an arc on the CBS drama Hawaii Five-0.

The series centers on Charlie Sheen's character, Charlie, an ex-baseball player who somehow winds up as an anger management counselor. Selma Blair will portray Charlie's own therapist, a role we reported last month she was a top contender for. We also reported last month that Shawnee Smith is set to play Charlie's ex-wife. The last female lead role left to be cast is Charlie's 13-year-old daughter.

Anger Management was given a 10-episode order by FX and Debmar Mercury Productions. The network has an option to order 90 additional episodes, if the initial run succeeds.

It isn't clear when Anger Management will start production.

The Firm will move from Thursdays (10-11 p.m. ET) to Saturdays (9-10 p.m. ET) beginning February 11, where the drama will resume with original episodes. Encore episodes of Grimm will air Thursdays (10-11 p.m. ET) beginning on February 9.

The announcements were made today by Robert Greenblatt, Chairman of NBC Entertainment.

From executive producers Kyle Killen (Lone Star) and Howard Gordon (Homeland, 24), Awake is an intriguing drama about Detective Michael Britten (Isaacs) who finds he's living two parallel lives. He's involved in a car accident that seems to have killed both his son (Dylan Minnette, Saving Grace) and wife (Laura Allen, Terriers), yet his mind creates an ingenious coping mechanism in which he now lives two separate lives - one where his wife survived and the other where his son did.

Trying to regain some normalcy, Michael returns to solving crimes in both worlds with the help of two different partners, Detective Isaiah "Bird" Freeman (Steve Harris, The Practice) and Detective Efrem Vega (Wilmer Valderrama, That '70s Show). Michael is assigned a different case in each reality and quickly discovers that his dual existence is actually a powerful tool. He begins to solve impossible cases by using his two realities to gain unique perspectives and link clues that cross over from world to world.

Helping Michael to navigate his two realities are his bureau-assigned therapists Dr. Evans (Emmy Award winner Cherry Jones, 24) and Dr. Lee (B.D. Wong, NBC's Law and Order: Special Victims Unit). While both therapists work to untangle his two worlds, Michael has no interest in proving either one is false. But when memories of the accident begin to haunt him, he is forced to confront the truth about what really happened the night of the crash.

Awake is produced by Twentieth Century Fox Television.

Portlandia defined itself right out of the gate in Season 1 with the fan-favorite musical segment "Dream of the 90s". Tonight, Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein return with the all new Portlandia Season 2 episode Cops Redesign, which finds the comedic duo attempting to give the Portland Police Department a much-needed make-over, and in the process has them revisiting "Dream of the 90s" with "Dream of the 1890s". Check out the music video below.

Click to watch Portlandia: Cops Redesign - Dream of the 1890s!

Portlandia episode 2.5, "Cops Redesign" stars Fred Armisen, Carrie Brownstein, Kyle MacLachlan, Sean Hayes.

Continuing to focus on New Orleans in the aftermath of Katrina, the second season of the critically-acclaimed HBO series Treme tells the colorful, interwoven stories of a group of ordinary people who endure in the midst of unthinkable loss and hardship. From creators/executive producers David Simon and Eric Overmyer (HBO's The Wire), the show has been hailed as "remarkable" (Chicago Tribune) and "riveting" (Reuters) with "fascinating characters" (The Washington Post). Releasing April 17, 2012, Treme: The Complete Second Season on Blu-ray ($79.98), DVD ($59.99) and Digital Download contain engaging featurettes that explore the vibrant culture and music that makes New Orleans one of America's most distinctive cities.

It's now 14 months post-Katrina and residents of the Crescent City are finding it harder than ever to rebuild their lives, much less hold on to their special cultural and musical identity. Some have left to become expatriates in places like New York City; others have been forced to sell their homes to outside developers. Those who remain cope with high crime levels and dwindling federal support. Still, the proud, even defiant spirit that defines the city lingers among its faithful inhabitants.

To complement a series that so authentically captures the flavor of the Big Easy and its compelling characters; the BD and DVD sets contain extraordinary behind-the-scenes features that delve deeper into the city's unique heritage.

Content includes:

• "Down in the Treme: A Look at the Music and Culture of New Orleans" (BD only) - Learn more about New Orleans' unique culture including its music, cuisine and landmarks with this in-episode viewing mode.
• "The Music of Treme" - Discover more about the songs featured throughout the series with this in-episode viewing mode. The BD features an enhanced, interactive version of this feature.
• "Behind Treme: Food For Thought" - New Orleans chefs and restaurateurs John Besh and Alon Shaya discuss local cuisine and its importance to the cultural tradition of the city.
• "Behind Treme: Clarke Peters & the Mardi Gras Indians" - Actor Clarke Peters (Albert Lambreaux) and Mardi Gradi Indian Chief Otto Dejean (George Cotrell) discuss the rich tradition of the Mardi Gras Indian in New Orleans.
• "The Art of Treme" - A Tulane University symposium dedicated to Treme featuring David Simon, Eric Overmyer and Clarke Peters.
• Music commentaries - Every episode features commentary by WBGO's Josh Jackson and NPR Music's Patrick Jarenwattananon on select music performances.

  Audio commentaries - Four commentaries with David Simon, executive producer Nina Kostroff-Noble, supervising producer/director Anthony Hemingway, director Brad Anderson, writer George Pelecanos, music supervisor Blake Leyh and cast members Clarke Peters, Rob Brown, Kim Dickens, Lucia Micarelli and Wendell Pierce.

Treme's returning ensemble cast includes Wendell Pierce (HBO's The Wire), Khandi Alexander (CSI: Miami, HBO's The Corner), Clarke Peters (HBO's The Wire), Rob Brown (Stop Loss), Steve Zahn (A Perfect Getaway), Kim Dickens (HBO's Deadwood), Melissa Leo (Oscar winner for The Fighter), Lucia Micarelli and Michiel Huisman (The Young Victoria). David Morse (HBO's John Adams) and India Ennenga (The Women) both featured in the first season, become series regulars, along with new cast member Jon Seda (HBO's The Pacific).

The series also feature cameos by many of the city's extraordinary musicians and other artists associated with the city's distinctive culture, including Dr. John, Juvenile, John Hiatt, Lucia Micarelli, Steve Earle, Shawn Colvin, The Radiators, Henry Butler, Wanda Rouzan, Cyril Neville, Christian Scott, Donald Harrison Jr., Ron Carter, Kermit Ruffins, Rebirth Brass Band, Galactic, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Hot 8 Brass Band, Leroy Jones, John Boutte, Paul Sanchez, Glen David Andrews, Susan Cowsill, Walter 'Wolfman' Washington, Steve Riley, Katey Red, Big Freedia, Sissy Nobby, Ingrid Lucia, Mem Shannon, Al "Carnival Time" Johnson, Tom McDermott, George Porter, Evan Christopher and members of the Pineleaf Boys and Redstick Ramblers, among many others.

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic airs the all-new episode Read It and Weep this Saturday, February 4th, only on The Hub. When Rainbow Dash is stuck in the hospital after an injury, she discovers the joys of reading, but tries to hide her new hobby from her friends for fear of being an "egghead" herself. She soon falls in love with an action-adventure book that centers on a female "Indiana Jones" type pony character, but can she finish her book before her friends discover her secret? Find out in this exclusive clip, which pages homage to Raiders of the Lost Ark.

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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode 2.16, "Read It and Weep" stars Ashleigh Ball and is directed by James Wootton, Jayson Thiessen.

This caused a bit of a stir within the ranks of The Walking Dead, which had us pulling the story down. But the Internet being the Internet, the news traveled fast, and now it is pretty much everywhere. Well, you can all stop talking about it.

We have official confirmation from a source close to the production that John Hawkes, best known for his roles on Deadwood and in Winter's Bone, has passed on the role of The Governor. Instead, as reported last night, John Hawkes will be starring in an adaptation of Elmore Leonard's Switch, which sees him playing a younger Louis Gara, a role originated by Robert De Niro in Jackie Brown.

The actor is intent on focusing solely on film roles at this point in his career, having already done a successful television series.

This means that the highly coveted, fan favorite role of The Governor is still up for grabs. News of John Hawkes originally being offered the role came from Tom Savini, who told us that he's been campaigning for the role since the show kicked off production two seasons ago.

Now, it seems as though Tom Savini is the only candidate for The Governor. Can you think of anyone better?

Masters of Sex chronicles the lives and the intriguing, unusual relationship between Masters and Johnson, the pioneers into the science of human sexuality, whose research touched off the sexual revolution. The series is an adaptation of Thomas Maier's book Masters of Sex: The Life and Times of William Masters and Virginia Johnson, The Couple Who Taught America How To Love.

Michael Sheen recently starred in the critically-acclaimed film Beautiful Boy, and the Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominated film Midnight in Paris. He returns as "Aro" in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2. Other feature credits include the Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominated films The Queen and Frost/Nixon, The Damned United, Tron: Legacy and the Underworld films.

His American television credits include a guest starring role on 30 Rock and an Emmy-nominated lead performance in The Special Relationship. In the UK, Sheen's television credits include his BAFTA-nominated performances in Fantabulosa and Dirty Filthy Love.

On stage, Sheen has earned multiple awards and nominations for his work in "Amadeus," "Caligula" and "Frost/Nixon," and won the coveted Sir Laurence Olivier Bursary for consistently outstanding performances in many others. He recently performed Hamlet at the Young Vic, and is an appointed OBE (Order of the British Empire) for his contribution to the arts.

Caplan captured audiences with her breakout role as "Janice Ian" in Mean Girls. Her film credits include the independent comedy Queens of Country, Hot Tub Time Machine, J.J. Abrams' sci-fi hit Cloverfield, My Best Friend's Girl, Crossing Over, The Last Rites of Ransom Pride, and the independent drama Love Is the Drug. She also produced and starred in the short film Successful Alcoholics}, which premiered at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival.

Caplan has completed a pair of comedies, both of which premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival - Bachelorette and Save the Date. She also recently wrapped production on the comedy Frankie Go Boom.

On television, Caplan can currently be seen in a multi-episode arc on the new comedy New Girl. She also starred as "Casey Klein" on the critically-acclaimed comedy Party Down. Her additional television credits include True Blood, The Class, Related, Family Guy, American Dad!, Tru Calling, Undeclared and Judd Apatow's cult classic Freaks and Geeks.

Last month, we reported that the ABC comedy Cougar Town will finally air its Season 3 premiere on Valentine's Day, Tuesday, February 14 at 8:30 PM ET. Today we have an extensive behind-the-scenes look at this new season, which includes interviews with cast members Courteney Cox, Christa Miller, Josh Hopkins, and Ian Gomez. There is also a new clip from the show at the end of this video, plus an extra special bonus clip with Josh Hopkins and Brian Van Holt reading a scene from next week's episode of House. Click on the video player below to go behind-the scenes of Cougar Town Season 3.

Cougar Town episode 3.1, "Ain't Love Strange" airs on ABC February 14th, 2012. The episode stars Shawn Parikh.

The new title represents the street this family of creatures moves into, and it also signifies that this new series will be much different than the original version of The Munsters, which aired from 1964 to 1966. The pilot is currently in the casting stage, and it isn't known when production may begin.

Bryan Singer is directing the pilot from Bryan Fuller's script, which was described in December as "Parenthood told by Anne Rice." That report also revealed the show will center on Eddie Munster's character, the young werewolf son of Herman and Lily Munster. The family moves to their Mockingbird Lane abode after Eddie attacks several children while in his werewolf form, during a visit to summer camp.

Rachel Miner will reprise her role as the demon Meg Masters, who was last seen in Episode 6.10: Caged Heat. In that episode, the demon teamed up with Sam (Jared Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles), and Castiel (Misha Collins) to take down Crowley (Mark Sheppard).

While no story details were given surrounding Rachel Miner's return, we reported in December that Misha Collins is returning as Castiel in the 17th episode of Season 7. Since there was a romantic connection between Meg and Castiel in Episode 6.10: Caged Heat, it seems possible that they may reunite this season as well for more demon-on-angel lip-locking magic.

Supernatural, which stars Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles as the demon-hunting Winchester brothers, returns Friday, February 3 at 9 PM ET, with the first new episode in three weeks, Episode 7.13: The Slice Girls.

With so many scripts already completed, and such a huge expanse of time before any of them are shot, it shouldn't come as a surprise that various story elements have started to leak forth.

We've now learned of a storyline that will play into Star Wars: Underworld and the overall mythology of this iconic franchise, and its one that introduces the idea of Time Travel into George Lucas' beloved universe. This is a sci-fi trope yet unseen in terms of the film and animated franchises to date, at least in terms of traveling backwards against the flow of time.

Warning: Major Spoilers! lay ahead.

AICN has stumbled upon a reliable source that claims the introductory first episodes of Star Wars: Underworld will involve a shady group of intergalactic bandits who gain the ability to time travel, and use their new found power of the Force to travel back to the prequels, hoping to stop the existence of Darth Vader. This will potentially allow for an unmasked Hayden Christensen to make a cameo appearance.

This has yet to be confirmed. So consider it a rumor until otherwise verified.

With Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace coming to theaters this February, it will give curious fans a chance to see if there are any sudden, unexplained disappearances by Obi Wan (Ewan McGregor) or Qui Gon (Liam Neeson) that can now be attributed to the fact that they were fighting Time Lords. Take for instance all that time Obi Wan is left on the ship during their stopover in Tatooine. What happens while he is waiting for Qui Gon's return? Stopping a gang of time invaders from killing Lil' Ani? It's possible.

While time travel has never played into the Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV series, or any of the films, the idea of realspace or hyperspace jumping is acknowledged in official Star Wars extended universe lore. It doesn't quite work like our understanding of time travel. Generally, time travel in the Star Wars universe finds a body being trapped against the natural flow of time, or traveling into the future at a faster rate of time than the rest of the universe (as we see Obi Wan and Qui Gon doing a few times throughout Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace). It is a rare phenomenon, and usually involves a hyperdrive malfunction or extreme manipulation of the Force.

It is unclear how time travel will function in Star Wars: Underworld. And by 2015, this idea could be completely scrapped, becoming a moot point. What do you think? Do you like the idea of time travel in Star Wars? Or does it go against the mythology of the series? Let us know below in the comment section.

On Sunday, February 12th, AMC's hit horror series The Walking Dead returns with the all-new Season 2 episode Nebraska. We have a look at all the promised carnage with a new promo showcasing the dire times our group of zombie apocalypse survivors will soon face. AMC has also launched a new "The Making of The Walking Dead Walkers" flipbook. To check it out: clickHere

The Walking Dead episode 2.8, "Nebraska" airs on AMC February 12th, 2012. The episode stars Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey DeMunn, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Norman Reedus and is directed by Clark Johnson.

More footage from Sacha Baron Cohen's upcoming political comedy The Dictator will debut during Super Bowl XLVI, but we have an advanced look at the entire spot for you here. Check it out below right now, then use this time during the big Super Bowl game to get some chips and another 40.

Click to watch The Dictator Super Bowl XLVI TV Spot!

The Dictator comes to theaters May 11th, 2012 and stars Sacha Baron Cohen, Ben Kingsley, Jason Mantzoukas, Anna Faris, Megan Fox, John C. Reilly. The film is directed by Larry Charles.

Super Bowl episode 46.1, "Super Bowl XLVI" stars Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, Antrel Rolle, Ahmad Bradshaw, Dan Connelly, Victor Cruz.

Don Cornelius was a man of many trades before becoming the host of South Chicago's biggest dance party. He held down work as an insurance salesman, a TV newsman and a deejay before approaching his station manager at WCIU-TV about a televised dance showcase, which would go onto reach national popularity.

Launched on the cheap, Soul Train debuted in 1970 with low expectations. It soon became an alternative to New American Bandstand, giving young African-Americans something they could watch after school. The daily series became a showcase for R&B acts neglected by other television programs of the time. And it served as a gathering hub where one could learn all the latest and hippest dance moves.

Michael Jackson was a noted fan, and stole his signature Moonwalk from one of the regular dancers on the show. Other notable alumni include Rosie Perez, Jody Watley, and M.C. Hammer. In 1971, Soul Train went into national syndication, and became a ratings hit because of Don Cornelius and his insight into cultural fads.

Don Cornelius left the show in 1993, and it continued until 2006 without him. He continued on as executive producer of the Soul Train music awards, which he oversaw from 1988 to 2007. He also starred in three movies throughout his career, including 1976's Fred Williamson action drama No Way Back, the Meat Loaf musical comedy Roadie, and the 1988 John Cusack/Tim Robbins cult comedy Tapeheads.

Don Cornelius is survived by two ex-wives, and two children.

"These three shows are clearly resonating with audiences as evidenced by their steady growth on Sunday nights," said Nevins. "We are extremely pleased with the creative work being done by the casts, producers and writers - and I so appreciate that each of these series has such a clear and distinctive voice."

The Showtime Sunday night line-up continues to exceed expectations with double-digit year-over-year growth for its returning series and record numbers for its new comedy. The critically-acclaimed drama series Shameless averages 4.75 million weekly viewers across platforms (On Demand, replays and DVR), up 30 percent versus season one. The series ranks as the network's No. 2 rated show behind only Dexter. House of Lies debuted as the network's second highest-rated freshman premiere night ever and is on track to be the network's highest-rated comedy. The series has faced consistent competition in its Sunday night time-slot since its premiere, but has delivered outstanding numbers across platforms, to average 3.98 million weekly viewers. Season five of Californication averages 2.96 million viewers across platforms, up 10 percent versus its prior season.

From Emmy Award-winning television and film producer John Wells, Shameless stars Academy Award nominee William H. Macy and Golden Globe nominee Emmy Rossum. Season two of Shameless finds our favorite dysfunctional family braving the heat and humidity of summertime in Chicago trying to keep cool...and Frank (Macy) out of trouble. Bearing the de facto parent badge/burden, Fiona (Rossum) spends her nights working at a happening nightclub and her days keeping an eye on Debbie (Emma Kenney) and Carl (Ethan Cutkosky) as they run a makeshift daycare center at the house. Meanwhile, brothers Lip (Jeremy Allen White) and Ian (Cameron Monaghan) are toying with the idea of college, while Sheila (Joan Cusack, in her Emmy Award-nominated role) is still housing Frank and making progress with her agoraphobia. As usual, the motley brood somehow manages to hold down the fort and make sure the bills are paid, the lights are on and there is food on the table. Based on the long-running hit UK series, Shameless is executive produced by Wells, Paul Abbott and Andrew Stearn. Shameless is from Bonanza Productions Inc. in association with John Wells Productions and Warner Bros. Television.

House of Lies, starring Kristen Bell and Academy Award nominee Don Cheadle, is a timely, dark comedy that dives head first into the shark tank known as corporate America. Marty Kaan (Cheadle) is the big-money earner at Galweather & Stearn, along with his hot, young team - The Pod, of big-balling power players - Jeannie (Bell), Clyde (Ben Schwartz) and Doug (Josh Lawson). Marty and The Pod's work life is all first-class, top-shelf, black Am Ex, the best suites at the nicest hotels. Marty is the ultimate power player and under his direction, this ruthless, pull-no-punches team is here to beat the corporate suckers at their own game - and they're loving every minute of it. Dawn Olivieri, Donis Leonard Jr. and Glynn Turman also star. The series is based on the hit tell-all book from best-selling author Martin Kihn (House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time). Produced by Showtime, House of Lies is created and executive produced by Matthew Carnahan. Jessika Borsiczky, Stephen Hopkins and Don Cheadle also serve as executive producers.

Californication stars David Duchovny in his Golden Globe Award-winning role as hedonistic novelist Hank Moody, who struggles to raise his teenage daughter Becca (Madeleine Martin), while still carrying a torch for his ex-girlfriend Karen (Natascha McElhone). This season, Moody's back in L.A. and is hired by a mega-rich rap mogul Samurai Apocalypse (guest star RZA) to write the screenplay for his hot, new film property. Their friendship is tested by silky siren Kali (guest star Meagan Good), a singer who is Sam's protégé. Charlie (Evan Handler) and Marcy (Pamela Adlon) are co-parenting their son, along with Marcy's now-husband Stu Beggs (guest star Stephen Tobolowsky), and with the help of a sexy, English nanny (guest star Camilla Luddington). Additional guest stars include Scott Michael Foster, Drea de Matteo and Peter Berg, and Rob Lowe will return as the unpredictable "Eddie Nero" in one episode. Produced by Showtime, Californication is created and executive produced by Tom Kapinos and executive produced by David Duchovny.

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One of the most memorable commercials shown during Super Bowl XLV last year was Volkswagon's adorable spot featuring a young child dressed as Darth Vader. This year for Super Bowl XLVI, Volkswagon returns to the Star Wars universe with a sequel TV spot entitled The Dog Strikes Back, to promote their new VW Beetle. This latest ad takes us into the Mos Eisley Cantina and offers plenty of cameos from some of our most beloved Star Wars characters. We also have a making-of video, which takes us behind-the-scenes of this 30-second commercial. Click on the videos below to watch Volkswagon's return to the Star Wars universe.

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Super Bowl episode 46.1, "Super Bowl XLVI" stars Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, Antrel Rolle, Ahmad Bradshaw, Dan Connelly, Victor Cruz.

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope was released May 25th, 1977 and stars Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, Alec Guinness, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, Peter Mayhew. The film is directed by George Lucas.

Gotham revolves around a female cop who discovers a magical world that exists within New York City that is unseen by normal humans and reinvents popular landmarks in a magical otherworldly manner.

Heroes writer/co-EP Michael Green will write and executive produce the 20th Television drama.

Zero Hour comes from Prison Break's Paul Scheuring and revolves around a bizarre twist of fate that pulls a man who's spent 20 years as the editor of a skeptics magazine into one of the most compelling conspiracies in human history.

Paul Scheuring will write and exec produce the ABC Studios drama.

Desperate Housewives' showrunner Marc Cherry will write and executive produce Devious Maids, a soapy drama based on the Mexican format that follows four maids with ambition and dreams of their own working for the rich and famous in Beverly Hills.

Finally, Penoza hails from Twilight scribe Melissa Rosenberg and centers on the widow of an assassinated criminal forced to adopt her husband's role in a crime syndicate in order to protect her family.

The quartet join other high-profile drama pilots at the net including 666 Park Ave., Beauty and the Beast, Americana, Shawn Ryan's Last Resort, Roland Emmerich's untitled election drama and Shonda Rhimes' Gilded Lillys. To date, ABC drama pilot orders now stand at 12.

Tonight, Comedy Central premieres its original half-hour sketch series Key & Peele, starring comedians Jordan Peele and Keegan Michael Key. Whether it's satirizing the President, spoofing Nazis, or ordering up some soul food, Key & Peele will showcase their chemistry, camaraderie and unique point of view, born from their shared background and experiences growing up biracial in a not quite post-racial world.

We managed to catch up with both stars for a fun and insightful conversation. Check it out below.

Keegan Michael Key: I don't know why you make me wake up so early in the morning!

I watched the pilot last night, and I have to say...Pretty bold that you would eliminate half your viewing audience with just your second sketch out...

Keegan Michael Key: I assume you are talking about the "Bitch" sketch, yeah...

My girlfriend crossed her arms, got up, and walked out when she saw how hard I was laughing at that. I had to go in the basement, just like the guys in the sketch, to finish watching the episode...

Jordan Peele: (Laughs) Why would we alienate more than half of the population of the world?

Keegan Michael Key: The funny thing is, that's our sketch for women.

Jordan Peele: That is our sketch for them, exactly!

Did you know that it might illicit a strong response? It was the part about the restaurant that got me in trouble. There will be no laughing at that in my house.

Keegan Michael Key: The stuff that hits on true things for all of us? Yeah, it can do that. It can trigger a response. (Laughs)

We see a show like your sister show, Workaholics, and they are tackling some taboo subjects. And the audience has grown a little numb to that. But this, here, this "Bitch" sketch must be one of the most taboo subjects to tackle when reaching for a mixed gender audience. This is the real shit you can't talk about...

Jordan Peele: I can't believe this. You are flattering us out of the gate. (Laughs) That's so funny. It's a different kind of comedy from Workaholics.

Keegan Michael Key: We wrote in some of the issues that guys have with girls in every relationship. We would think that sketch would hit home with every relationship. Honestly, we didn't shy away from any subjects. We really concentrated on choosing something fresh, and relevant, and very universal. We just try to get as much comedy as we can out of it.

Well, I am a fan right out of the gate. This premiere episode is so good. What was the give and take here? Did you focus on putting all of your best stuff right up front? Or can we expect a whole season of solid episodes?

Jordan Peele: The other thing is, we wrote over 265 sketches, then whittled it down to 54. We do believe that we have the cream of the crop, just due to our extensive writing process.

You open with some of the bi-racial humor on stage in this premiere episode. Do you feel audiences have really broken through that racial barrier at this point? Or do you think there is still apprehension there, in terms of what you can and can't laugh at? I'm not sure how it works for you guys...

Keegan Michael Key: We find that if we get the laugh we are looking for, because something is true, that it's something slightly universal. People have these thoughts, these things they don't want to say...So, yeah, despite what some people might think, this is far from a post racial world. It is in fact very racial. It seems to be going in the right direction. We are hoping to get our last licks in on racial comedy, and do some things that haven't been done before. (Laughs) Before the whole world is brown.

Can you give us a hint at what some of those licks might be? Or are you pulling the J.J. Abrams card, and keeping your laughs a secret until the moment we see them on screen?

Jordan Peele: Let me see if we can be specific and amorphous at the same time here. We have a number of sketches about the internal competition between Keegan and I on who's blacker, and who can be blacker. Because, you know, in this day and age, that's what makes us cool. There are sketches that are set up, to make the audience expect to see the sketch they would normally see, about a certain stereotype, or something...And we try to flip that on its head. We want to take what you expect and give it an entirely different angle. So you don't know what is coming, exposing everyone's own stereotypes. You can see that in the very beginning of the first episode with the phone call. We love using the audience's mind against them.

Keegan Michael Key: It's like comedic Judo.

Jordan Peele: Yeah. There you go.

There are a lot of sketch shows right now, and we've seen a lot of them on Comedy Central. This has such a fresh, immediate voice, and it is different. Did that uniqueness come directly from you guys? Did you find the voice for this show through the editing room? How did you discover exactly what you wanted Key & Peele to be?

Keegan Michael Key: I think it mostly has to do with us. Whenever we were writing...When we started writing the pilot, we locked ourselves in Jordan's apartment. And we came up with a criteria for what we wanted to be in this show, as we were finding our voice. That evolved as we got into the writing process, once the show got picked up. Part of that criteria was...What have we not seen in comedy, in general? And what have we not seen in racial comedy? How do you put a twist on "black people do this" and "white people do that"...What is the twist for that? Since we are split in the middle, because we are actual hybrids, and we exist in the middle, we wanted to say, "Here's how we see it. Here is how a half-black, half-white person, who identifies himself as a black person..." Aaaaaah! That is where we started, and that is the filter we are trying to push all of our comedy through. Another piece of criteria is...What is the comedic engine...Jordan and I like to call it the nugget...That makes each and every scene seem really funny. I have always been really weird about...I don't understand comedians who go..."Hey, if you don't get it, too bad." If I don't get it, then whom are you doing the comedy for? A poet can feel free, in my estimation, to write a poem for himself. Or a painter can paint a painting for himself. You can write a short story for yourself. But for me, comedy by its nature is communal. If other people don't get it, I'm not sure why you are doing it. I think the same can be said for being offensive, for no other reason than being offensive. Me personally, it boggles my mind.

Have you seen the new Tim and Eric movie yet?

Keegan Michael Key: It's so funny. Two minutes before you called, I was talking about Tim and Eric... But, no, I haven't seen it.

Keegan Michael Key: There is an interesting thing, like...There was something very lighthearted about the way Andy Kaufman performed. I don't know if you agree with this Jordan...But there are times when I felt that Andy Kaufman was being solely a performance artist. I don't know that. Maybe he was always trying to get the laugh. But I don't know...That's so...With Tim and Eric...I don't get it...

Jordan Peele: Those guys? It's kind of correct to put them in a similar category as Andy Kaufman. I would, myself. Anyone can agree or disagree as to the quality. Truth of the matter is, Andy Kaufman went through some really dark times, where people didn't like him, or get it. Tim and Eric? Those guys are a very specific breed of rock star. I admire their artistry, and their commitment to it. But Keegan and I do something completely different. We really try to get the audience as cozy in their seat, and give them as many laughs in as short of time as possible. We're less worried about shock for shock's sake.

I think you are right about some of what they do being performance art. There is a scene in a swimming pool that is just two minutes of high-pitched screaming. Which isn't fun for anyone.

Keegan Michael Key: (Laughs) We're laughing. But that's our reaction...We're laughing at the idea of that, because of the absurdity of it. Which they are experts at. There have been times when I laugh at Tim and Eric, and I am going, "What the heck is going on?" You find yourself giggling, like we are now.

Jordan Peele: It will be interesting to see in ten or twenty years if those guys are the representation of our times, or not.

Its been ten years since Freddy Got Fingered, so...It's kind of figured itself out at this point, somewhat...

Keegan Michael Key: That's a good point. (Laughs)

What made me laugh? Sitting in Tim and Eric, watching the lady who was between 40-50 years old, who is there to review the movie, get up and walk out on the swimming pool scene. That made me laugh. That's where the joke was for me. I understood it from that angle. Watching her become disgusted with this screaming, and not being able to take it...

Keegan Michael Key: That actually sounds very funny. Yeah, yeah...

Jordan Peele: It's like my in-laws...They went to see Borat...My father and my mother-in-law, they are in their 70s. I just remember, my father-in-law just couldn't take it during the wrestling scene. He was like, "Jesus Christ! What is happening?" It was not working for him.

Do you know David Koechner?

Jordan Peele: David Koechner and I are acquaintances. Yeah. We're friends. It's a small world here.

Keegan Michael Key: David Koechner and I both belong to Second City. More people to rag on, huh? (Laughs)

No! This is for a whole new question. I love Dave, and I talk to him frequently. When he was doing his show for Comedy Central, The Naked Trucker Show, he didn't want to do the staged bits before the filmed segments. He felt it was wrong for the show, and one of the reasons it failed. It seems to be the staple of all Comedy Central shows, and we once again see you guys utilizing that. I wanted to get your take on that aspect of the skit genre. If you think it is necessary, if it was a requirement by Comedy Central...

Jordan Peele: I'd like to add, we have a great deal of fun doing it.

In the last couple of years, its been mostly these solo guys going up there. In the past, you had duos like Bob and David, and you can go all the way back to The Smothers Brother. With you two on stage, what I notice is, there is a genuine surprise in the exchanges between you. Jordan says something, and Keegan, you respond with a laugh as though you have yet to hear what he as to say. The monologue is fresh. Do you not fully rehearse to keep each other on your toes. Has this type of interaction always been a part of your relationship? Do you thrive on surprising each other in the moment?

Keegan Michael Key: For me, it is the latter. It is a joy for me to be with Jordan. Because he makes me laugh out loud every day. Whether I am standing right next to him, or whether we are on screen. There has to be a vulnerability. Like we were discussing, there is nothing wrong with that live part. So is there a way we can enhance it? That comes with finding a guideline in knowing what we will talk about on stage. Then we go out there and loosely do it, trying to surprise each other. I feel like you're going to have fun, and you are going to be comfortable, and you will have a spirit of frivolity if we're having fun, and we feel comfortable, and we have a spirit of frivolity. I think it can be infectious.

Jordan Peele: Those moments aren't staged. I'm pretty sure we break each other up because we do surprise each other with a line. We keep each other on our toes for that specific reason. I am getting that vibe.

Keegan Michael Key: Sometimes there are these guidelines. We can talk about this thing, or we can talk about that thing. But there is a profound lack of rehearsal. Which we prefer. Now, the sketches are a completely different animal all together, you know? Sometimes one of us will think of something we know the other one is not expecting. There is a lot of improvising on stage. We improvise together often. We haven't been able to do it super often, because we have been doing this. But it is a delight to improvise with Jordan.

I don't want to compare these two shows, but with Chappell's show, it always seemed like the audience was into the stand-up introductions. Like, they were there to watch a show. But with Nick Swardson's show, I get the sense that his audience is just there as set dressing. Extras pulled into an environment where this is work. What kind of audience do you have in front of you?

Jordan Peele: This was the first time we'd ever done this. So we were learning as we went. We were interested in trying to do a lot of things, and this was such a supportive crowd. To be honest, I don't know if they were fans of MadTV...

Keegan Michael Key: I had a lot of people that would come up to me after tapings. They would Facebook me, and they would say, "You don't know me, but I was at your taping..." Especially out here in Hollywood, people get jaded. They say, "I'll go out to this taping, and I'll do the best for these guys. I'll try to laugh. Maybe I'll get on TV." A number of people came and they said, "This was like we were watching a comedy show." They said, "I was laughing out loud! I want you to know I was laughing for real! Not just because it was for a taping, and they told us to laugh." I think, to answer your question literally, it would be more the former than the latter. The funny thing about Dave Chappelle is, if you watch him during his live segments on his show, they are really simply a function for him to throw to the scenes. There's not a ton of stand-up. I'd say it's evolved. I didn't know what to expect from our audience. And they seemed to really be enjoying us bantering, and playing off of each other. As if they were only there to see that show. Someone said to me, "My gosh! Its as though the sketches were just a bonus."

Jordan Peele: It's a very multicultural audience. They come from many different colors. They are multi-social, too, I think. It was cool to see some Hollywood insiders show up, like Mandy Moore and Maribeth Monroe. Its cool actors showing up and giving support.

Keegan Michael Key: We didn't know what to expect, and it was cool to watch it evolve. Each night, I certainly felt like Jordan and I were walking out in front of an audience to entertain them. As if we were a comedy duo, as opposed to, "Let's just get through this so we can get to the sketches." It ended up being a really delightful surprise.

My time is up. I just want to express, as you've just said...This show really got some genuine laughs out of me. I didn't just smile and think it was cute...

Jordan Peele: Your biggest problem is, you need to learn where not to laugh when you are watching some of these sketches with your girlfriend.

Trust me. I know that now. I have learned my lesson. This could be my special show that I go watch by myself, in the shed...

Keegan Michael Key: In the shed! (Laughs)

Jordan Peele: That is so funny. That was once a beat in that scene.

Keegan Michael Key: That's right. That was a beat in that scene. That scene had a different ending for a while. We went to a shed, and we lit up a lighter. The two girls appeared behind us in the shed. At the end of the scene, as we continued to talk about how they were "Bitches", one of us grabs a rope and starts to fashion a noose for himself. The other one grabbed a shovel and started digging a grave for himself. The women just stood behind them with stern faces. That used to be the blow of the scene. They were hiding in the shed. It's too funny that you said that!

The project is said to be a modern-day retelling of the DC Comics superhero, The Green Arrow, aka Oliver McQueen (Stephen Amell), a billionaire playboy who dons a mask and fights crime at night with his bow and arrow, along with an assortment of other high-tech devices.

Andrew Kreisberg, Marc Guggenheim, and Greg Berlanti wrote the pilot script and will executive produce. David Nutter will direct the pilot episode.

CW fans may recognize Stephen Amell from arcs on the network's hit shows The Vampire Diaries and 90210. He was also one of the finalists to replace Andy Whitfield in Spartacus: Vengeance, before Liam McIntyre landed the role.

No production schedule was given for the Arrow pilot. But The TV Addict did have this casting breakdown that describes the characters on the show.

Oliver Queen

Dinah "Laurel" Lance

Tommy Merlyn

Moira Queen

John Diggle

Thea Queen