I was think about someone with worldwide appeal. Imagine if Pelé died today.

Who?

I'm saying three in one day.

Considering two talented persons died today (Gustavo Cerati and Joan Rivers), I'd let Dane Cook live for today. If death comes in three today… too tough to pick.

Gustavo Cerati, ex-Soda Stereo singer. From Argentina. Pretty big death around Latin America since his band and his solo career was a huge deal in the 80s and 90s.

First Gustavo Cerati dies, now Joan Rivers too on the same day?

My Top 5 of the year:

"If that's seriously heading where it appears to be heading, I'm going to need a bigger Ugh."

What if another TV channel (or maybe Hulu or Netflix) picks up Community and gives it its final season to go on the air? This has happened before with tv shows getting cancelled. Considering Community's TV ratings, it'd be tough to consider. But its online power tells another story.

I think TBBT could pull off a pretty good episode via Helberg if they kill off her mom in the same way they did with the episode about the letter from Howard's dad (Season 6). But considering how much the mom jokes still prevail, I think someone like Stuart would die before Howard's mom (the show won't kill off their…

Haven't seen Glee yet. Assuming that the grade for this episode is accurate, is it safe to confirm that Chris Colfer isn't a good screenwriter? Struck By Lightning sucked, btw.

"Hello Ladies" had a bad start with its first two episodes, but it got better later on, especially during the second half of the first season. I wished it wasn't canned just to be able to see Christine Woods, who was great on the show.

HBO had Liev Schreiber on Clear History, but his status was "uncredited" because of him being the star of Showtime's Ray Donovan.

Prepon news aside, is this the first we hear of a third season for OITNB? That's the best part of this article for me.

Gets sent to SHU or Psych via Pennsatucky or a Piper fuck-up. Or transferred to another prison for some time until Season 3 happens (yay!).

It was only a matter of time before his own country boos his ass.

How about replacing him with Ashton Kutcher?

Cryer seems like the kind of guy who's happy to have any kind of work.

You get handcuffed to Pennsatucky for a month.

I guess for most of the writing team, giving up Dexter could be easy, but for work and discussion purposes, they had to keep up with it.