Michael J. Fox heads to The Good Wife, Access Hollywood announces a spin-off, an interview with Delocated's Jon Glazer, Kids in the Hall's new show premieres tonight on IFC, and why not kick off the weekend with some 90s nostalgia?


A "Where are they now?" for Nickelodeon game show hows of the 90s. Sure, Marc Summers is on the Food Network, but for the rest, head on over to MTV.

In TV News...

  • The first photos of Britney Spears on the set of Glee have hit the web and Britney looks good! No sign of her crazy monster weave anywhere. [The Live Feed]
  • Michael J. Fox will guest star on The Good Wife. I'm always pleased to see the guy on TV. [TV Squad]
  • Access Hollywood is rolling out the *live* show you've always been waiting for... or not. Billy Bush will co-anchor the new Access Hollywood Live with Kit Hoover. [TV Squad]
  • An interview with Delocated's Jon Glaser where he talks about public nudity, voice modulators, and Kate Gosselin. [Vanity Fair]
  • Larry King's last day on the job has been pushed back from October to early next year. Why? His replacement, Piers Morgan, is having trouble with his visa. [NY Post]
  • Last Call With Carson Daly has been renewed for a 10th season. TEN. SEASONS. [TV Squad]
  • Here's an interview with Michael O'Brien, one of Saturday Night Live's writers. [Live From New York It's Saturday Night]
  • The CW's 18 to Life has been canceled due to poor ratings. The network will air reruns of Life Unexpected instead. [The Live Feed]
  • Emmy talk: is Lost due for another supporting actor Emmy? If it goes to either Michael Emerson or Terry O'Quinn, I give that question a resounding, "yes!" [Movieline]
  • The Kids in the Hall's new show Death Comes to Town premieres on IFC tonight at 10. Here's a behind-the-scenes look with interviews with the Canadian sketch group. [TV Squad]

Around the Web...

  • Adam Scott's pleas over twitter (and otherwise) for people to go see Piranha 3D is actually making me want to go. You know, if a movie gets 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, it can't be all bad. [Movieline]
  • The Home Shopping Network almost literally went bananas yesterday during their Eat Pray Love bonanza. [Buzzfeed]
  • What if our favorite pokemon characters updated their facebooks? [Dorkly]
  • Scott Pilgrim vs the Seven Epic Franchises includes Twilight, Mario, Toy Story, andSex & the City. [Bite]
  • The official Jennifer Aniston aging timeline. [Buzzfeed]
  • Orlando Bloom is having a baby with Miranda Kerr. [People]
  • The cast of The Expendables rang the opening bell at the NYSE yesterday—the photos are prety great. [Best Week Ever]
  • Watch a one-man-band perform the Wu Tang Clan on the streets of Britain. [Vulture]
  • 10 things that "kids these days" will never truly experience. [Time]
  • Stream Sufjan Stevens' entire new EP called All Delighted People. Just lovely. [Sufjan Stevens]
  • These Choose Your Own Adventure books that "never quite made it" is full of laughs. [Something Awful]