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CMT Network has begun advertising the latest addition to their comedy line-up in and around Toronto Bus shelters. Truth in advertising, we think not.

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In what we assure you is the BEST PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT EVER (Seriously, suck it “The More You Know”) comes a sneak peek (for a good cause) inside Alyson Hannigan, Emily Deschanel, Kat McPhee, Minka Kelly and Jaime King’s slumber party. Go to saveatit.com for more info.

Good News: Our good FRIEND Matt LeBlanc is making a comeback on Showtime, teaming up with creators David Crane (FRIENDS, THE CLASS) and Jeffrey Klarik (THE CLASS, MAD ABOUT YOU) on a fresh new send-up of the television business entitled EPISODES, a single-camera comedy series about a British couple whose hit UK show is turned into a dumbed-down American sit-com starring LeBlanc (as himself) Bad News: For Central Perk’s James Michael Tyler (Gunther), who mere days ago revealed to the UK Daily Mail that “FRIENDS: THE MOVIE is on.” [Source]

Good News: Last week’s ratings surprises, MODERN FAMILY and COUGAR TOWN return tonight to ABC with brand new episodes. Bad News: The unstoppable ratings juggernaut (and lead-in) that is DANCING WITH THE STARS does not.

Good News: CBS is spinning off one of their most popular shows. Bad News: Signing a deal with executive producer/showrunner Ed Bernero and executive producer Chris Mundy for a CRIMINAL MINDS spin-off. Not, the bizarro version of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER featuring lesbian Robin, stripper Lilly and Mustachio Marshall that we were kinda hoping for. [Source]

a) Ratings for the first week of THE JAY LENO SHOW.
b) HBO’s subscriber base now that TRUE BLOOD has gone on hiatus.
c) Herc’s credibility upon calling Jenna Elfman’s new ‘comedy’ ACCIDENTALLY ON PURPOSE “a little funnier than” HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER on aintitcoolnews.com
d) The renewal prospects for THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE: TBL after the show’s disappointing bow on last Wednesday.
e) All of the above.

Answer: ‘a), although, ‘e’ would also be acceptable!

Each week the TV Blog coalition — of which theTVaddict.com is proud to be apart of — highlights some of the best TV news and views from around the web.

With your favorite season premieres just around the corner, we shared our Top 5 most anticipated new comedies and dramas (The TV Addict)

It premieres and it sucked. We mean that in the best way possible when it comes to The Vampire Diaries. (TV Fanatic)

George’s funeral, a married Alex and Izzie; BuzzSugar gets a peek at the upcoming sixth season of Grey’s Anantomy. (BuzzSugar)

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Each week the TV Blog coalition — of which theTVaddict.com is proud to be apart of — highlights some of the best TV news and views from around the web.

This week, we checked back in with your favorite doctors at Seattle Grace and have a early review of the GREY’S ANATOMY season premiere to share with you (The TV Addict)

Which reality will Fringe take place in when season two premieres? The TV Fanatic can’t wait to find out. (TV Fanatic)

We got yet another amazing Weeds finale this week. Buzz wonders: of all the seasons, which finale has been your favorite? (BuzzSugar)

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By: Aleks Chan

Like many a crime procedural, the opening scene is of a discernibly older man, with two much younger girls (extra creepy points if they’re in their school uniforms) in a secluded forest. If our basic detective skills cultivated by cable crime fighters (and DATELINE) have taught us anything, the girls won’t be turning in their homework the next day. But the sadistic way the girls meet their fate is gruesome – you’re never this uncomfortable when you watch CSI.

Through the branches and wood is a focused, studying eye – a witness to a double murder, the trembling figure leaves one of the girls’ plead for help unanswered. Before the bodies are discovered and an investigation is launched, the body of a schoolteacher washes up bludgeoned in the same fashion. That wandering eye was Ray Prager’s (Justin Louis), and when he’s not screaming at his wife or belittling his son, he’s moonlighting as a serial killer.

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