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Jayma Mays’ Future Has a Lot Less Glee in it Thanks to The Millers

7 hours ago

Jayma Mays may have just found the job she’s been looking for, at last giving her a reason to kiss her time on Glee goodbye. And from the sounds of things, she got lucky at the last minute thanks to another cast member dropping out. Not only that, but she’s joining The Millers, a CBS multicamera comedy from Raising Hope’s Greg Garcia, the perfect place to be if you want to attract viewers. It might not be as edgy as Glee likes to think itself to be, but it has a larger chance of being hugely successful.

According to THR, Mays is replacing Mary Elizabeth Ellis on The Millers, taking over the role of Debbie. The story of The Millers is of a divorced man (Will Arnett) whose life is complicated when his parents divorce and his mother (Margo Martindale) moves in with him. Meanwhile, his father »

- Brody Gibson

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The Dream is Over; Happy Endings Officially Staying Cancelled

9 hours ago

When the news finally set in that Happy Endings, after so much struggling, would not be returning on ABC or any other network, I was distressed. I had convinced myself the underrated comedy would find a new home somewhere else after ABC had canceled it. It seemed like such a sure thing; how could anyone let Happy Endings die? It may not have been watched by a lot of people, but it deserved to run for years more. Other news sites are making puns about how the show will never get its happy ending, trying to find the humor in what is a truly disheartening moment in the world of television.

This troubling announcement came when, after three weeks of working to change the outcome, Sony Pictures Television had to end its efforts. According to Deadline, the final decision was made because the actors’ options expired on Monday. There just »

- Brody Gibson

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The Walking Dead Season 4 – the view from Comic Con

9 hours ago

We just got sent this banner that will be hanging and representing for The Walking Dead at this year’s San Diego Comic Con. Season 4 of  The Walking  Dead returns to AMC this October, and with that message we get Rick,  Daryl, Michonne, and Tyreese (who gets bumped to regular status next season) weapons raised, the latter two taking aim at some  walkers.

Thanks to a  season 4 Twd video featurette released earlier, we do know that the cast thinks of the next season of zombie terror and fun. Sdcc  itself is just a couple of weeks away, taking place during July 17-21.

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- Jase

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The Good Wife Beefs Up Season 5 Cast With Juliet Rylance and Melissa George

10 hours ago

The search has begun for the best candidates to bolster The Good Wife’s cast for Season 5 and already a couple of gems have been unearthed. It’ll be a while before we’ll get to see these new additions in action, but just knowing they are what await us in the future is reason enough to patiently wait for the new season. We’ve got a new, but perhaps old, love interest for Kalinda (Archie Panjabi) and a new face of honesty surrounding Peter (Chris Noth), but who may still lead him astray. Whether or not either of these potential love affairs actually makes physical contact is anyone’s guess this early in the game, but it’s fun to know the temptation will be there.

Knowing how overtly sexual Kalinda is, you shouldn’t be surprised English actress Juliet Rylance will play her new love interest. She’ll join Season 5, says TVLine, »

- Brody Gibson

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Falling Skies Loses Itself in a Mostly Pointless Episode

10 hours ago

It’s still early in the season, but I’m willing to call “Search and Recovery” the weakest of Falling Skies’ third season episodes. I felt like it didn’t live up to what the previous episode had set up, especially considering they were made to seem like a sort of two-parter. We pick up in the woods right after the plane crash and, just as I suspected, Bressler is dead and Tom and Pope are the only survivors. The president and Cochise are nowhere to be found and are rarely mentioned except in passing, as if they have little meaning anymore. The episode splits itself into two distinct but similar narratives: Tom and Pope wandering through a forest, trying to reach Charleston, and Weaver leading a search team for Anne and Alexis.

Tom and Pope’s adventure together is the more interesting of the two storylines, which makes sense considering the characters involved. »

- Brody Gibson

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