Warehouse 13 | 9pm on Syfy

Season Premiere: The team’s only hope is racing to the other side of the Earth to hunt down an obscure and dangerous artifact.

2012 Teen Choice Awards Winners

The 2012 Teen Choice Awards were handed out tonight and if you’re a fan of vamps, liars, and gleeks, your favorites were heavily rewarded.

Take a look at the complete list of winners…

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CASTLE Nabs Jack Coleman

Jack Coleman is coming to CASTLE.

An ABC rep has confirmed that the former HEROES star will debut in the upcoming season 5 premiere as a senator, and according to TVLine — who was first to report the casting news — Coleman’s character will have a few issues with Beckett.

Coleman has been fairly busy on television over the past few years. In addition to playing Angela’s husband/possible baby daddy on THE OFFICE, Coleman also played Caroline’s father on THE VAMPIRE DIARIES.

What are you hoping to see from Coleman on CASTLE? And are you hoping that if his character is gunning for Beckett that it might bring out the protective side in her new boyfriend?

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CASTLE: Andrew Marlowe Teases ‘Always’

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Teen Choice Awards | 8pm on Fox

Honoring the year’s teen icons; performers include No Doubt, Flo Rida, Carly Rae Jepsen and Justin Bieber; Demi Lovato and Kevin McHale host.

The Newsroom | 10pm on HBO

The team learns about a protest in Wisconsin; Maggie, Jim and Don work hard to feature simultaneous uprisings; Neal tracks down an Egyptian insider.

‘We Have Thoughts’ Vodcast: Danielle and Marisa Discuss the 2012 Emmy Nominations

I know it’ll be a great surprise to many of you, but when the 2012 Emmy nominations were announced, I had a lot of opinions on them.

Sure, I vented some of those thoughts out Thursday morning, but it wasn’t quite enough. So to properly discuss some of the biggest snubs and the nominations that delighted me the most, I joined my friend, Danielle Turchiano (from Made Possible By Pop Culture) to talk about those Emmy nominations.

Yes, you guys are getting two doses of “We Have Thoughts” in one week…and this may be our craziest installment ever.

Take a look!

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DUETS: John Legend, Kelly Clarkson and Jason Farol Talk About the Season 1 Finale

DUETS season 1 was quite the journey. And now that J Rome has been crowned the champion, there’s a bit of time to reflect on what went down.

After the live finale, I spoke with John Legend, Kelly Clarkson and Jason Farol about their time on the series, J Rome’s win, and what’s next…

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FRINGE: Jasika Nicole Reflects on ‘Making Angels’ and Saying Goodbye to the Alt-Universe, Plus the Final Comic-Con Panel, and Looking to Season 5

For many people, the final FRINGE panel at Comic-Con was highly emotional, but for series star Jasika Nicole (Astrid), just how deep those feelings ran came as a bit of a surprise.

While she admitted she expected to be the emotional catalyst for the panelists — after she teared up on the panel, her costars Anna Torv (Olivia) and Lance Reddick (Broyles) soon followed — Nicole explained that she didn’t think about how hard it could get until people started telling her how they were feeling the day before the panel. According to Nicole, she realized, “‘Oh, crap, I am [feeling it], too. I’m just in denial because I don’t want to think about it yet.’ This is really a sad thing to end a chapter of your life in public like this.”

And the emotions didn’t stop at the panel.

Nicole got visibly moved while talking with reporters about the “White Tulips” display the fans organized, the resolution she wants for Astrid, saying goodbye to Seth Gabel’s Lincoln, plus what she hopes to have happen for Astrid in season 5.

Take a look at the following videos for her thoughts on those things and more…

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DUETS: Jennifer Nettles, J Rome and John Glosson Talk About the Season 1 Winner

The first season of DUETS concluded Thursday night, and for Jennifer Nettles — who managed to keep both of her contestants in the competition up until the final moments of the show — it was a very good night.

After the show, I caught up with Nettles, J Rome, and John Glosson to talk about their very successful run on the series and to find out what’s next…

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Die Hard | 7:45pm on Cinemax

A New York policeman outwits foreign thugs holding his wife and others in a Los Angeles high-rise. Bruce Willis, Alan Rickman

The TV Talk Podcast: SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE Podcast! w/ Bonus PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, SUITS & THE NEWSROOM

It’s been less than a week and we are back with yet another BRAND NEW! TV Talk Podcast. (I’ll give you a minute to recover from the shock.)

As promised, we covered the latest SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE performances and shocking eliminations. What did we think of each performance? Did the right dancers go home? (Spoiler Alert…NO!)

Before we get to the dancing, we’ve got a little bonus TV Talk for you. We kick things off by covering some of the shows we didn’t get to cover in last week’s podcast – PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, SUITS and Dan’s triumphant (and confusing) return to THE NEWSROOM!

Highlights:

• What could Kath possibly say that has Ducky with a balled fist, ready to act if needed?
• Who’s the least team player on PLL?
• Who’s the newest bang-able TV bf for Ducky right now?
• The latest TV Talk Podcast drinking game!
• To politic or not to politic (and we’re not talking the body politic right now)
• What did we think about the 4 contestants that went home on SYTYCD this week?

Shows covered in this episode: PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, SUITS, THE NEWSROOM, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE

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Click here to listen to the all NEW TV Talk Podcast (Recorded: 7/18/12)

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE: Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy and Adam Shankman Discuss the Eliminated Dancers

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE shook up the show format this season and last night was the first time viewers had the chance to see how a performance/elimination show hybrid would work.

After the show finished, I spoke with judges Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, and Adam Shankman about the new format and the eliminated dancers…

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GLEE: Lea Michele Teases Season 4

GLEE fans may have been shocked by the season 3 finale that had Rachel heading off to New York (and NYADA) sans Finn, but for her portrayer, the events weren’t entirely unexpected.

“I had an idea, but we really didn’t know until days before shooting,” Lea Michele (Rachel) told reporters at Comic-Con, mentioning that half of the cast didn’t even get the final pages of the script in order to preserve the secret.

And while she did have to keep much of what is to come in season 4 underwraps, she was willing to tease a little bit of what’s ahead for Rachel.

Take a look!

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SUPERNATURAL: Jensen Ackles on His Season 8 Directing Turn, Dean’s Storyline, and More

SUPERNATURAL star Jensen Ackles (Dean) has been a very busy man.

Not only did Ackles make the trip down to San Diego last weekend for Comic-Con (from Vancouver, where his series is currently back in production), but he did it while in the middle of directing his third episode of The CW series.

He sat down with reporters after SUPERNATURAL’s panel to reveal why he almost didn’t make it to the convention, what the episode he’s directing is about, Dean’s storyline in season 8, and more…

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Emmy Nominations: The Good, The Bad, The What the Heck?!

As you may have seen, the 64th annual Emmy nominations were announced this morning and, well, there were some interesting nominees.

While I’m sure much has (and will) be said about the shows that got nominated and those that were snubbed, I wanted to share a couple of my quick thoughts about the good (HOMELAND!), the bad (so many snubs), and the baffling from this morning’s Emmy nominations…

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