Listen to new duets from Glee, Huge and My Generation are canceled, The Hangover 2 will be filmed in Bangkok, and a hurricane will blast Family Guy, American Dad and the Cleveland Show in one gigantic Seth MacFarlane TV-crossover.


A billboard advertising Conan's new show in Times Square just above Caroline's On Broadway. Photo via The Deadline.

In TV News...

  • Seth MacFarlane will cast a hurricane over his three Fox Sunday-night shows Family Guy, The Cleveland Show and American Dad in a gigantic night of cross-over TV. [TV Squad]
  • ABC Family has canceled Huge, the Nikki Blonsky show about teenagers attending a Fat Camp. [Deadline]
  • David E. Kelley will write and produce a new series about Wonder Woman for TV. [Movieline]
  • Joey Fatone wants Glee to do an episode that's themed after N Sync. We bet Justin Timberlake doesn't feel the same way, but I do! [People]
  • In case you were wondering, yes Guy Fieri is still a major tool. Watch him accept the "Asphalt Chef Challenge." [Warming Glow]
  • Here's an interesting read about Running Wilde's attempt at gaining viewership. [New York Times]
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  • You can preview a bunch of Glee duets a week early online. What Lone Star Cancelation Says About the State of Network TV. [TV Squad]
  • Arrested Development fans: you can watch all of the second season online! [Slash Control]
  • ABC's My Generation has been canceled after two weeks of terrible ratings. The rest of the episodes will supposedly air at a date TBD. [The Wrap]

Around the Web...

  • Todd Phillips, director of The Hangover has confirmed that the sequel will take place in Bangkok. [Empire Online]
  • Did Charlyne Yi get tricked by TMZ into those Oxford Family ads? Decide for yourself. [Urlesque]
  • If you like the Sad Keanu meme—who doesn't?—you need to read this interview in which Keanu is told about the depth of the meme. Funny stuff. [Vulture]
  • Matthew Perry is supposedly longing for his Friends days and wants a movie to happen. Sounds good to us! [Hollywood Life]
  • Freshen up on your knowledge of the Salahi's lies with this all-inclusive guide to their lawsuits and lies. [Jezebel]
  • The Social Network had a healthy opening weekend at the box office, earning over $23 million. [Movieline]
  • Five reasons to get excited about Google TV. [Gizmodo]