Just before Season 3 of True Blood started, I got to chat with Vampire Bill himself, Stephen Moyer, in Exclusive: Stephen Moyer Talks TRUE BLOOD Season 3, Emmy Chances & More! for TheTVAddict.com.

Pre-Emmy nominations, I spoke with Glee’s Chris Colfer in High Flying, Adored: We catch up with Europe-Bound GLEE star Chris Colfer, also for TheTVAddict.com.

And finally, for something a little different, Jessica from Small Screen Scoop interviewed me for a piece called Why do we Film so many USA-Based TV Shows in Canada?

Happy reading!

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Shannon Tweed (@shannonleetweed) – You can see this lady on one of my guilty pleasure shows, Gene Simmons Family Jewels. She also happens to be one of my fave TV moms!

William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) – This man’s a legend, an icon, and a Canadian treasure! He was Captain James T. Kirk on Star Trek, and next up, he’s starring in $#*! My Dad Says, the series based on the sensational Twitter feed created by Justin Halpern.

Will Arnett (@arnettwill) – I cannot hear Europe’s “The Final Countdown” without thinking of Arnett’s Arrested Development character GOB Bluth. One of my fave Canadian funny men, Arnett’s back this fall in a new comedy series, Running Wilde.

Nina Dobrev (@ninadobrev) – She registered on our radar as part of Canadian TV staple Degrassi, but Nina became a superstar on The Vampire Diaries. This is one gifted gal who has a great career ahead of her!

Aaron Douglas (@theaarondouglas) – Metalhead, hockey fan, fan conference guest extraordinaire, and the greatest Chief aboard the Galactica, you can now see this great Canadian in The Bridge.

Nathan Fillion (@NathanFillion) – Handsome, talented, and auteur of some very amusing tweets, it’s been a delight to watch him each week on Castle. It’s about time we got him on TV for more than a season!

Cory Monteith (@frankenteen) – The cast of Glee certainly embraced Twitter during its first season, and what list would be complete without the boy who won our hearts as Finn Hudson on the hit series?

Erin Karpluk (@erinkarpluk) – Star of my recent obsession, Being Erica. You can also catch her in a recurring role on Life Unexpected.

If you aren’t already following these wonderful Canucks, I suggest doing so immediately! And if there are any other TV related Canadians that you think we should be following, feel free to leave your suggestions in the comments below!

In a fun little promotional event, you could write down your lies and share them on a board for all to see.

They were also handing out these fun little treats:

Have you spotted any fun little promotional events in your city for new or returning TV shows? And do you have any photos? The Televixen would love to know! Send those in to melissa-at-thetelevixen.com, and they will be included in a future blog post.

The Season 2 Premiere of Lie to Me airs tonight at 9 pm on Fox.

To get you warmed up for what is surely to be a most excellent hour of TV, here’s a scene from “Omega”:

The folks over at BuddyTV have also started a “Tweet to Save Dollhouse” campaign. If you’re on Twitter, click here to see how you can take part.

Dollverse is also spearheading a Dollhouse DVD pre-order campaign for those planning to purchase on Amazon. For dates and times on when you should pre-order your copy, check this out.

And don’t forget to tell a few friends who haven’t seen Dollhouse before to tune into the finale!

Two shocking deaths on Fox within four days … what more can I say?

Brian Austin Green

Now, I knew Brian Austin Green had been cast in The CW’s Body Politic, but I still gasped at his T:SCC character Derek Reese getting a bullet to the head early in Friday night’s stellar episode, “Adam Raised a Cain”. I was surprised, but not shocked. I figured they’d send him out in a big way before the season ended, but props to them for doing it in such a dramatic way!

Kal Penn

I was stunned, however, by the death of Kal Penn’s Lawrence Kutner on House. His name hadn’t been mentioned in any casting news, TV or otherwise, so I was not expecting him to leave the show. Turns out he’s been cast in a new role – “associate director in the White House office of public liaison”. Fantastic reason to leave the show, and acting for that matter, but this Fox show didn’t candy coat his departure at all.

Does the Fox death toll end with Reese and Kutner this season? Or will some other major characters kick the bucket?

Any predictions on who you think might not make it out of this season alive on Fox? Share your predictions by commenting below!