Brilliant Tina Fey’s 30 Rock continues to pick up steam when it comes to the guest-star casting department.
Now the news has emerged that not only will the sitcom welcome Friends veteran Jennifer Aniston, former Will & Grace diva Megan Mullally, and returning player Will Arnett (up for an Emmy this Sunday for his role as Devin) during the upcoming third season, but also the Queen of Daytime Talk herself.
Yes, that means the one and only Oprah Winfrey. Nice score, not because I love (or hate) Winfrey, but because she’s a true entertainment mogul who gets to make or break …read more

When ABC’s long-running primetime newsmagazine 20/20 begins its 31st season tonight, the premiere episode will feature an in-depth one-on-one interview with 30 Rock star and frequent newsmaker Alec Baldwin.
Series veteran Diane Sawyer does the deed, and after checking out a preview clip on ABC’s website, all I have to say is Baldwin and actress Kim Basinger’s 12-year-old daughter Ireland is a real cutie. However, I wish the network didn’t have her image featured so prominently in association with such public, ongoing nastiness like the custody dispute between her parents.
Since ABC is still in the Stone Age when it comes …read more

Original Air Date: September 17, 2008
It’s too bad. I really, really want to like Do Not Disturb because I really, really like Reno 911! player Niecy Nash. Unfortunately, however, the show isn’t doing anything so far to help me out in that department. If you thought the series premiere was a sign of bad things to come, it’s unlikely the show’s second episode will change that foreboding feeling.
Despite a few funny moments, the humor is nowhere near as plentiful and consistent as it should be on a sitcom. Plus, the overemphasis placed on the character Larry’s …read more

Original Air Date: September 17, 2008
While watching this episode of ‘Til Death, I couldn’t help but feel for all of the sitcom fans who’ve griped about the fact that Fox gave it another season yet canceled the Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton series Back to You. Like them and others, I believe the canceled show was actually the funnier show.
So, on this installment we have Eddie buying a sporty red convertible he can barely fit into when a young, attractive car saleswoman challenges his perception of himself by asking him if he’s 60 and if he’d like to look …read more

Now the moment we fans have all been waiting for with bated breath has finally arrived — Season Four of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia kicks off tonight with an hour of silly goodness from the guys (and one gal) at Paddy’s Pub.
On the 10pm EST premiere Mac & Dennis: Manhunters, the title characters get too involved with sport hunting. Meanwhile, Dee and Charlie develop an insatiable craving for Frank’s mystery meat, which sounds really, really nasty, in fine Sunny Philly style. Grammy winner Bruce Hornsby guest stars.
Then, on The Gang Solves the Gas Crisis, we have the …read more

You know the summer season is officially coming to an end when one of its better series — USA Network’s Burn Notice, of course — bows out for a midseason break. Well, that time has arrived, and tonight we’ll have the show’s summer finale “Good Soldier.”
Michael’s latest case requires him to pose as an alcoholic security consultant to help a client being forced to participate in a planned kidnapping linked to an oil company abroad. The good part? Battlestar Galactica’s Tricia Helfer finally returns as Michael’s ultra mysterious new handler Carla.
Will he break her cover at last? …read more

This is the one with “big” guest star Audrina Patridge of MTV’s fake yet popular reality series The Hills.
The plot doesn’t sound like it diverges much from last week’s Do Not Disturb series premiere, either, which primarily focused on adults behaving immaturely when it comes to sex-related stuff.
This time around, general manager Neal hangs a life-sized birdcage in the hotel’s bar to showcase female employees he considers attractive, which understandably and predictably gets the panties of Human Resources boss Rhonda in all kinds of twists.
A selection of photos from the episode follows the jump.

If Fox isn’t playing fast and loose again this week and switching episodes without warning, the next installment of ‘Til Death should be “Joy Ride,” which features more of new regular fixture J.B Smoove.
During the episode, Joy comes to believe her husband is suffering from a dreaded midlife crisis after Eddie takes his car into the shop for repairs and then decides to buy a brand-new red convertible instead. Smoove’s Kenny enters the picture when he purchases Eddie’s old vehicle and tricks it out big time.
Check out a few photos from the episode after the jump.

Chuck – Season One

Discs: 4
Episodes: 13
Format: Color, Dolby Digital 5.1, Widescreen
Languages: English
List Price: $39.98
Run Time: 585 minutes
Season: One
Special Features: Yes
Studio: Warner Home Video
Subtitles: English, Spanish

Cybill – Collector’s Edition, Volume 1

Discs: 2
Episodes: 10
Format: Color, Dolby, Full Screen
Languages: English
List Price: $24.98
Run Time: 240 minutes
Season: N/A
Special Features: Yes
Studio: First Look
Subtitles: Closed Captioned

Dirty Sexy Money – Season One

Discs: 3
Episodes: 10
Format: Color, Dolby Digital 5.1, Widescreen
Languages: English
List Price: $39.99
Run Time: 426 minutes
Season: One
Special Features: Yes
Studio: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Subtitles: Closed Captioned

Greek gets a little mysterious on the next episode called “Gays, Ghosts and Gamma Rays,” and, of course, Cappie has something to do with that.
Kappa Tau Gamma’s president grows concerned that his persistent Little Brother Rusty will figure out the identity of Josh Whopper when Rusty begins a project researching the fraternity’s activities. Who (or what) exactly is Josh Whopper? Well, Greek ain’t sayin’ yet, so I’ve no clue.
Elsewhere, Casey trains her eye on Rusty’s new RA Max, while Ashleigh and Calvin have a few unforgettable experiences at a local bar that caters to the area’s gay population.
Two …read more