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Link Time! James Van der Beek Is Coming to The Forgotten
- James Van Der Beek will make an appearance on The Forgotten — The Ausiello Files
- Woody Allen's next movie will be called You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger — Vulture
- Jay-Z will perform at the World Series this week — Pitchfork
- Bravo has a new Top Chef spinoff in the works that's focused entirely on desserts — YumSugar
- Keira Knightley will portray Eliza Doolittle in Joe Wright's My Fair Lady remake — Cinematical
- Check out these two new leaked promos for 24 — The Wrap
- Michael Hurwitz confirms that he's directing the Arrested Development movie — MTV Movies Blog
- 5 things you should know about the Battlestar Galactica spinoff Caprica — Pop Candy
- Kristin Chenoweth is going to reprise her guest-starring role on Glee — PopWatch
- Kenny Ortega drops out of directing the Footloose remake — Coming Soon
Link Time! 11/20
- Dear Gossip Girl: Please get rid of Aaron Rose. XOXO. — Buddy TV
- Ben Lyons sucks some information from Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke.
James Van Der Beek and Roy From The Office Cast in Fox Pilot
Ever since Joshua Jackson found his way back to television, I've been waiting to see where James Van Der Beek would land next. Here's our answer: He's been picked to star on Fox's pilot Eva Adams. David Denman, maybe best known as Pam's ex-fiance from The Office, will costar.
Faux Music Video: Robin Sparkles, "Sandcastles in the Sand"
Oh, How I Met Your Mother. Not only did they bring us a legen — wait for it — dary kiss last night, they also premiered the long-awaited B-side to Robin Sparkles' "Let's Go to the Mall," a mournful breakup ballad called "Sandcastles in the Sand." We got a preview of the video last week, but that didn't make the ultimate reveal any less amusing.
First Look: Robin Sparkles, "Sandcastles in the Sand"
The moment that How I Met Your Mother's Robin first revealed that she was the Canadian teen pop sensation Robin Sparkles, complete with hit single "Let's Go to the Mall," was one of the show's truly classic moments — not to mention one of my favorite online TV spots of all time.
On Monday, Robin Sparkles is back — this time with a little help from James Van Der Beek as an ex-boyfriend of Robin's who happened to star in the video for the B-side to "Let's Go to the Mall," a wistful breakup ballad called "Sandcastles in the Sand." Variety already has the whole song streaming online, but I'm holding off on listening to it until Monday.
James Van Der Beek Heads to How I Met Your Mother
Seriously, won't someone give James Van Der Beek a full-time job? At least the ex-Capesider is staying busy with some decent guest-starring roles — first on Ugly Betty, then on the guest-star-happy How I Met Your Mother. (Don't tell anyone, but I might be more excited about this than I was about Britney.)
Van Der Beek will pop up in an upcoming episode that revisits Robin Sparkles, Robin's past life as a Canadian teen pop sensation.
Ugly Betty Rundown: Episode 4, "Grin and Bear It"
Let's get right to it: last night's Ugly Betty was a blast! That was mostly thanks to Rebecca Romijn who killed it as Alexis figuring out how to put on make up/dress/act/go to the correct bathroom as a woman. I guess then maybe she was in character when she was walking into Letterman yesterday?
James Van Der Beek to Guest-Star on "Ugly Betty"
Dawson's back! All hail Dawson!
James Van Der Beek — alias: Dawson Leery — will be popping by "Ugly Betty" sometime in this upcoming season, one in a line of guest stars that will also include Gina Gershon and, it's rumored, Victoria Beckham.
"Footballers' Wives" Remake Still in Play
I was pretty surprised back in May when ABC announced its fall schedule without "Football Wives," a remake of the British series "Footballers' Wives" (pictured above). Now, it appears the network is reconsidering its decision to pass on the show: ABC has extended the options on its stars, including Gabrielle Union, Lucy Lawless, Ving Rhames and James Van Der Beek, which is typically a sign that a project is still in the running.
Maybe, the Hollywood Reporter suggests, ABC's sudden interest in the show can be explained by the fact that other networks — Fox and NBC among them — seem to be ready to snag it for themselves if ABC passes for good.
TV Tonight: "Criminal Minds"
The network that airs the Super Bowl can try to give one of its shows a ratings boost with prime placement immediately after the big game. (It's what vaulted "Grey's Anatomy" into the spotlight last year.) This year, CBS has chosen "Criminal Minds," a drama about a group of elite FBI agents (led by Mandy Patinkin's Jason Gideon) whose unravel the behavior of notorious criminals and stop them before their next strike.
James Van Der Beek (aka Dawson) guest-stars on Sunday's episode, which focuses on a serial killer or killers who quote Bible passages before murdering their victims.
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