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Buzz-Worthy Video: Sneak Peek at Chuck Season 3!
I was so excited yesterday to learn that Chuck's third season premiere has been scheduled — and it's less than two months away. Still, the big two-hour kickoff can't come soon enough for me, especially after last year's epic finale. If you feel my pain, then you need to check out this sneak peek at the upcoming season.
More Chuck, Less Trauma, and Scrubs On the Way!
Earlier this week I broke down the ins and outs of Fall TV with my scorecard, but there are a few new developments to add. First, we've got another one to add to the R.I.P. list — NBC has pulled the plug on Trauma, and the show will be removed from the lineup after the initial 13 episodes are aired.
Link Time!
- Mad Men's Christina Hendricks got hitched! Check out the wedding photos — PopSugar
- Bryan Singer calls dibs on another X-Men movie — Collider
- Macy's Parade turns down the cast of Glee. Huh?!
Buzz News Roundup, 8/28
- Kristin Chenoweth will be a guest judge on the next season of American Idol. — Zap2it
- Mad Men's Christina Hendricks will join Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel in Life as We Know It. — Variety
- Laura Linney will star in The C Word, a new comedy pilot for Showtime about a suburban wife battling cancer.
TCA Tidbits: NBC Talks Southland, Chuck, Heroes, and More
With Ben Silverman leaving NBC earlier this Summer, reporters were bound to be a little chippy at NBC's executive session today at the TCA press tour. There were plenty of questions about how NBC's entertainment president, Angela Bromstad, would define NBC's brand (apparently it includes Heroes, The Office, and The Apprentice equally?), but we also got some concrete info about shows like Southland and Friday Night Lights. Some details:
- Bromstad said Southland "tried to do too much" in its first six episodes and became too serialized.
Chuck's Vik Sahay Talks Jeffster and Jealousy
One of the rowdiest panels I saw at this year's Comic-Con was the one for Chuck, which included a live performance by Jeffster — aka the show's Vik Sahay and Scott Krinsky. How did it feel to be the singer at the center of all those screaming fans? I recently chatted with Sahay himself to find out.
Chuck and His Friends Rock Out at Comic-Con
The award for rowdiest panel that I saw at Comic-Con went to the cast of Chuck. After teetering on the edge of cancellation, Josh Schwartz and his band of merry geeks/spies couldn't have been jollier about shooting the breeze with fans — and with each other. The panel started with a hilarious performance by Jeffster (watch the video after the jump!), and everyone was on their feet as Vik Sahay and Scott Krinsky took on Queen's "Fat-Bottomed Girls."
Comic-Con 2009: Part Two
While David Tennant and John Barrowman showed their love for each other at Comic-Con in San Diego at the weekend, there were plenty of other celebs out promoting their upcoming movies and TV shows. Lost, Heroes, Dollhouse and Chuck all had stars attending and mixing with fans, while movie stars Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis and many more glammed up for the convention. Don't forget to check out part one of my catch up if you missed it!
TV Wedding Moments: Chuck
As I'm celebrating the renewal of Chuck, it seems only fitting to continue my wedding season coverage with one of the most off-beat TV wedding moments of the year. In Chuck's season two finale, "Chuck vs. The Ring," a major fight scene goes down while Ellie and Devin are supposed to be saying their vows.
Chuck's Back! NBC Orders 13 More Episodes
It's a big day for Chuck fans: As various sources are reporting (and Warner Bros. itself is confirming), NBC's lovable spy show will be back for a third season!
It's the latest in a weekend of crazy bubble show renewals that also include Dollhouse, Castle, and Scrubs, among others.
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