I loved everytime she would start giggling on that show.

Eh, it's impossible to guess their expectations for it in the short term.

Most Grey's contracts are up at the end of next season, so it might end then. I wouldn't count on it though.

Yeah, starting July 27th from 11PM - 12:30AM: http://variety.com/2013/dig…

I assume that was a Comedy Bang Bang reference.

Glee is taking a big break in the middle of the season.

Maybe it'll go to Cleveland's old 7:30PM slot? I could live with that.

TWoP are mostly known for being one of the first of these types of TV review/recap sites, starting in the late nineties. I think they were the first ones to do reviews for a host of different shows, rather than just Star Trek or Buffy or whatever.

Yup, it's a remake.

As @avclub-18d60cfcc8c36c209948ce68fa2ef7a6:disqus said, giving New Girl the Super Bowl slot is a good indication FOX still wants to make it a hit.

Eh, I wouldn't be surprised if it's back on Tuesday's when one of the new shows fails. It could be a Community/Whitney situation.

Samberg was pretty decent in BBC's Cuckoo. Is that show coming back? I wish BBC would actually tell people when their shows are coming back, rather than leaving it several years, then maybe advertising it a week before it airs.

It has John Malkovich going for it at least, though I don't think anyone else has been cast yet.

Middle America will be watching Person of Interest (or whatever goes in that timeslot).

Ah, my mistake.

I'm not sure why everyone is convinced The Michael J. Fox Show will be so successful. NBC has a bad track record with shows ordered for a full season without a pilot.

Eh, comedy pilots are almost always awful. I'll wait and see. They're probably going to reshoot the pilot anyway, as Parker Posey's left the show.

Hey, Previously.tv went live today: http://previously.tv/

Coincidentally, today's xkcd is about exactly that: http://xkcd.com/1211/

To be fair, Fry was only 22 when he wrote the play.