Obama heads to The Daily Show, Demetri Martin will develop a new show at CBS, The CW eyes a Glee knockoff, an embarrassing photo of JWoww, and more!

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In TV News...

  • Demetri Martin has signed with CBS to develop a new sitcom. Oh, and Comedy Central's Important Things With Demetri Martin is totally dead. [TV Squad]
  • The promos for this week Saturday Night Live with host Emma Stone are online! [NBC]
  • President Obama will appear on the Daily Show just a few days before the midterm elections. [New York Times]
  • The CW will make it's own knock-off version of Glee, but set at summer camp. Are you at all surprised? [Vulture]
  • By the way, Joanna Newsom will not be appearing on The Simpsons any time soon. [Time]
  • NBC will build a romantic comedy entirely around comedian Whitney Cummings. [Vulture]
  • Here's a first-hand account of the Fox/Cablevision blockout. [Wall Street Journal]
  • Teresa Gudice is not happy now that she knows she's the lowest-paid memeber of the Real Housewives of New Jersey. It's too bad she couldn't get paid for her cameo on last week's South Park. [TV Squad]
  • Yikes! This 5th grade photo of JWoww is amazing. Wonder if she knows the internet has seen it... [Pop Eater]
  • How to dress as your favorite television characters for Halloween! [TV Squad]

Around the Web...

  • Luke Perry took a lot of random photos at Dragon Con. Here are the 21 best. [Buzzfeed]
  • Here's another interview with Jenny Slate. She talks about Marcel the Shell and life after Saturday Night Live. [Death and Taxes]
  • Beyonce is reportedly pregnant! [US Magazine]
  • Has Hollywood forgotten about it's classic one-liners? [New York Times]
  • Get ready for an Osmonds Christmas special. Donny & Marie-A Broadway Christmas will show on Broadway for a total of 12 performances. [New York Magazine]
  • Despite it's bad reviews, Piranha 3D will get a sequel. It's name is a play of words on boobs" Piranha 3DD. [Movieline]
  • 20 alternative titles for the sequel to The Bourne Legacy—which doesn't have Matt Damon in it. [Movieline]