TV News Roundup, 5/29

While we were having a relaxing holiday weekend, things were a little nuts over in TV land. Here are some of the most interesting stories:

Charles Nelson Reilly, my favorite "Match Game" panelist, died Friday at age 76, the Los Angeles Times reports.
NBC Entertainment president Kevin Reilly has been fired, Variety reports. In his place: Ben Silverman, whose studio produces "The Office" and "Ugly Betty," and Marc Graboff.
Reilly isn't the only axing at NBC: "Super-sized" comedies also won't be back next season, Zap2it reports.
A "House" executive producer tells USA Today that next season will look very different.
ABC has its eye on a show that sounds like a newsy YouTube, Variety reports.
The New York Times has the story about how "American Idol" saved "'Til Death."