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FX has officially announced that after Charlie Sheen had “fired” Selma Blair via text (!) from “Anger Management” after she spoke about his erratic work behavior, the actress is now leaving the comedy for good.
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Take a look at the list for when your favorites return, after the jump!
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It’s official. Cory and Topanga are coming back to TV.
The Disney Channel has officially ordered its “Boy Meets World” spinoff, “Girl Meets World”, to series. The new show will debut in 2014, with Michael Jacobs being back in the saddle as producer.
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Per TVLine’s Michael Ausiello, for next fall’s tenth season, Camilla Luddington, Jerrika Hinton, Gaius Charles and Tessa Ferrer, who are playing the new bunch of interns on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy”, have been promoted to series regulars.
Meanwhile, on “Scandal”, Scott Foley, who plays Jake Ballard on the hit drama, has gotten upped to the same status.
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Showtime has canceled its period drama “The Borgias” after three season, with the third season finale airing on June 16 now becoming the series finale.
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Per the Hollywood Reporter, Justin Chatwin, who has played the conman that fell in and out of (and in again) love for Fiona Gallagher (Emmy Rossum) for three seasons of the “Showtime” drama, will not be returning when it returns early next year.
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But first, here’s a very “deserted” look at the full trailer for the coming second season of Aaron Sorkin’s “The Newsroom”, which bows Sunday, July 14 on HBO.
Head for the goods, after the jump!
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The void left by Jennifer Esposito on “Blue Bloods” has been filled.
Marisa Ramirez, who recurred on the CBS cop drama during its last season as Maria Baez, Danny Reagan’s (Donnie Wahlberg) partner, will now be part of the regular cast, per the Hollywood Reporter.
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The Eleventh Doctor is out.
Matt Smith and the BBC announced earlier today that when “Doctor Who” returns next year for its eighth season (of the new series), it will be without its current lead Matt Smith.
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Fans of canceled ABC shows “Happy Endings” and “Body of Proof” are having a tough weekend.
Per Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva, USA has decided against picking up additional episodes of “Happy Endings”, while ABC Studios has had no luck trying to find a new home for crime drama “Body of Proof”.
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Dan Harmon is on his way back to Greendale.
The creator of NBC comedy “Community” has tweeted earlier today that he is coming back as showrunner for the show’s upcoming fifth season.
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If The CW’s latest venture into the supernatural is any indication, then we’re definitely not alone in the universe.
The network’s upcoming midseason entry “Star-Crossed” stars Aimée Teegarden (“Friday Night Lights”) and Matt Lanter (“90210″) in another take at a cross-species love story about a high school girl falling for a sexy alien hunk.
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After Ashley Madekwe was cut off ABC’s “Revenge”, word has come from Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva that another Alphabet series is letting go of two of its actors.
Alan Tudyk and Rex Lee, who were playing dentist Noah and high school guidance counselor Mr. Wolfe, respectively, will not be returning to “Suburgatory” when the show will come back for its third season.
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Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva reports that Ashley Madekwe, who played Ashley Davenport on ABC drama “Revenge” for two seasons, will not be returning for the third season in the fall.
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Bon Appetit!
NBC has finally made a decision on its grim serial killer drama “Hannibal”, and has picked up the Bryan Fuller adaptation of the legendary character from scribe Thomas Harris for a second season. Continue Reading
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Mariah has left the building.
What was speculated heavily over the last few days finally turned official: Mariah Carey is vacating her judge seat on “American Idol” to get ready to go on another world tour.
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Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva reports today that Oscar winner Melissa Leo (“The Fighter”) has been cast opposite Matt Dillon on FOX’ upcoming event series “Wayward Pines” from M. Night Shyamalan.
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The cable network has ordered more episodes for season 3 and a fourth season of its comedy “Melissa & Joey”, and all this day ahead of its season 3 premiere on May 29.
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Creator Rockne S. O’Bannon tweeted earlier today that canceled CW drama ”Cult” will resume its run on Friday, June 28, at 8 PM, with the remaining six episodes set to air in three two-hour blocks from 8 to 10 PM over three weeks.
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Well, the wait is over.
