CHUCK Preview: ‘Chuck vs. the Muuurder’

It’s an old-fashioned murder mystery on tonight’s episode of CHUCK. General Beckman decides there needs to be more Chucks (who can blame her?), and one by one, they get killed off. But who would do such a thing? And in Castle, right under their noses?! Chuck and the gang are on the case!

Meanwhile, Morgan must cope with the Buy More team squabbling with the Large Mart staff…

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Jane Seymour Teases Her CASTLE Guest Spot

In Monday’s brand new episode of CASTLE, Beckett and Castle investigate a murder on the set of a daytime drama.

While there are winks to the genre and many of the actors have a soap opera background, “One Life to Lose” guest star Jane Seymour had no daytime experience. So what drew her to the show?

“I got a phone call [asking] would I like to do it,” Seymour told me. “Happily, it fit into a very busy schedule and I had the time to do it. I read it and thought it was very good and a fun little part, so I showed up. I think it’s a great show.”

As for her actual part on the series, Seymour was a bit coy.

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How I Met Your Mother | 8pm on CBS

When Barney finally meets his father, he’s surprised to learn how his life turned out. Meanwhile, the gang points out each other’s “gaps,” something they should know by adulthood but never learned. John Lithgow guest stars as Jerry, Barney’s dad.

In Case You Missed it…BONES, GLEE, RAISING HOPE, PaleyFest and More!

Were you too busy this week to keep up with everything that’s been happening in TV news? Give Me My Remote’s got you covered!

Check out our Paleyfest 2011 coverage and everything else you might’ve missed…

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Big Love | 9pm on HBO | Series Finale

With the specter of jail time looming, Bill charts contingency plans for the family, while orchestrating a last-minute preemptive referendum on the senate floor. Meanwhile, Barb goes forward with her plan to join a reform-minded church; Margene contemplates serving as a volunteer abroad; and Nicki despairs being left alone as her family splinters.

Bob’s Burgers | 8:30pm on Fox

When Linda asks Bob to let her sister hang her paintings in the restaurant for Art Week, Bob finds he’s forced to contend with the city’s Art Council, a shady troop of intimidating old ladies who control the art exhibited around town. Meanwhile, Louise, Gene and Tina are thrilled by all the attention their own art receives in the restaurant.

FRINGE Recap: ‘Stowaway’

Let’s be honest FRINGE fans…this recap could very easily be a very long ode to the fantastic performance Anna Torv (Olivia) pulled off Friday night.

Sitting here, I’m still a little in shock how well the show and Torv managed to pull this Bell-livia twist off. Torv channeling Leonard Nimoy’s William Bell at the end of “Os” was fantastically done, but there is a huge difference between doing one scene and doing an entire episode as a completely different character in your original character’s body.

So yes, before we get into the nitty gritty of what went down in the hour, let’s all take our hats off to Torv, shall we?

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Matt Bomer Co-Hosts ‘The Today Show’ [VIDEO]

I’ve never really watched the 4th hour of the THE TODAY SHOW as I find Kathie Lee Gifford reprehensible in almost every way possible, but…if you had WHITE COLLAR star Matt Bomer in the co-host chair on a daily basis then I guarantee I’d be tuning in.

Matt Bomer joined Hoda Kotb this morning as co-host and he was just as j’adorable as you would imagine. They talked about everything from Matt’s start as an actor on ALL MY CHILDREN to the sexiness of Sofia Vergara and Matt even gave a special camera kiss to his three kids Kit, Walker and Henry. Aww.

Of course the highlight was watching The Bomer jam out to Rebecca Black’s hellacious “Friday”. (Check out his moves at the 7:40 mark)

I thought he looked extremely comfortable and the gig suited him well. (Then again, what doesn’t suit that man well…)

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Great work, Bomer!

BONES Scoop: Which Star Wants Their Turn in the Director’s Chair?

The BONES actors sure are a creative bunch.

David Boreanaz (Booth) has directed four hours of the series, including the episode which aired last night. Emily Deschanel (Brennan) will get her chance behind the camera next year. John Francis Daley (Sweets) cowrote an upcoming episode that will be airing in April. So which actor just revealed to me they want their chance in the director’s chair?

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RAISING HOPE’s Greg Garcia Teases the End of the Season

PaleyFest 2011 ended on a high note with Fox’s RAISING HOPE. Creator Greg Garcia joined series stars Lucas Neff (Jimmy), Martha Plimpton (Virginia), Garret Dillahunt (Burt) and Shannon Woodward (Sabrina) for a fun panel which included a screening of the absolutely hilarious flashback-heavy season finale.

Give Me My Remote caught up with Garcia before the event and he teased the season finale, MY NAME IS EARL’s Jaime Pressly and Ethan Suplee’s guest spots later in the season, whether the babies playing Hope will be replaced and a little talk of season two…

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FRINGE Preview: ‘Stowaway’

Was it just me or did it feel like the wait between episodes of FRINGE was extraordinarily long this week?

Maybe it was the nifty little Bell-livia twist last week, but it feels like it’s been two months since we last checked in with our guys. And yes, William Bell is still around in tonight’s hour.

Check out the previews below to see how they’re handling the Bell-livia mashup and what s/he has to say about Peter’s possible fate with the Doomsday device…

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COMMUNITY Recap: ‘Custody Law and Eastern European Diplomacy’

Well, kids, it’s good to be back. COMMUNITY may only have been gone for two weeks, but it was a loooong two weeks on my end.

At least they came back with a bang! Or, if not a bang, a framed kidnapping and some prolonged jokes about nipple play…

But I’m glad they’re back. As guest star Enver Gjokaj (DOLLHOUSE) said in the episode, “I like these guys, they make funny with their mouths!”

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BONES Recap: ‘The Blackout in the Blizzard’

Hello, Bones friends! I’m “peased” you are here. Ah, come on! If Hodgins can make potato-puns, I can do a peas joke, right? Okay, okay…how did you like this episode? I’ll say a quick cheers to David Boreanaz again for another great directorial contribution, but as there is much to discuss, I’ll say my part, and then, as always, the comments are open. I can’t wait to hear what you have to say!

I’m trying out a new-ish format for the case section, so feel free to offer concrit on that as well. Let’s do this thing! On the count of three…

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COMMUNITY, PARKS AND REC, THE OFFICE Officially Picked Up

The people of Scranton, Pawnee and Greendale have another reason to celebrate this St. Patrick’s Day. NBC Chairman Bob Greenblatt has just announced that COMMUNITY, PARKS AND RECREATION and THE OFFICE will be back next season for sure:

“I am so pleased to renew these three outstanding comedies which are all at the top of their game creatively. Along with 30 ROCK, they represent the best of what the NBC comedy brand stands for in terms of originality, wit, and sophistication.“

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