Happy Sunday, everyone! I’m in the middle of moving to a new apartment and also traveling this weekend, so my Internet access has been spotty. Therefore, this is far from the most thorough news update ever, but I promise I’ll find anything I missed and include it next week’s edition. Thanks for your patience!
We don’t really cover daytime TV here, but this news is big enough that it’s worth noting: ABC has cancelled All My Children and One Life to Live.
It’s official: Red Dwarf is returning.
Warren Leight, the man behind the late lamented Lights Out, is the new showrunner for Law & Order: SVU.
Warn your DVR: Steve Carell’s last episode of The Office will be extra long.
HBO has picked up to series Veep, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as vice president.
I’d sort of forgotten that CMT even had a sitcom, but they’re cancelling it, if you care.
AJ Cook is returning to Criminal Minds as a regular.
Julia Ormond will costar on the tenth (and final) season of Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
More news from the nineties: Hey Dude is finally coming out on DVD.
Pilot Updates:
American Horror Story will costar Jessica Lange.
The Secret Circle adds guest stars Adam Harrington and Emily Holmes.
Vince Uncensored has added Rachel Fox.
Vodka/Chelsea adds Dot Marie Jones.
The sports radio show will star Cynthia McWilliams.
Tim Allen’s pilot has added Shirley Rumierk.
