Filed under: Spoilers This is Spoilers Anonymous , a weekly column here at TV Squad where we supply you with the dirt on some of the more popular shows on the air. We’ll never put spoilers up here on the main page in order to help the reformed stay unspoiled. If you have anything to add to the group, feel free to step up and let yourself be heard, either with our tips form or by e-mailing us at tvsquad@gmail.com. Your anonymity is guaranteed,... 

Filed under: TV Replay How can anyone hate on actor Paul Rudd ? He’s so funny! And charming! Still, on the new ‘Chelsea Lately’ (weeknights, 10PM ET on E!), one man finds a way. Actor Ron Livingston is starring in the new movie ‘Dinner for Schmucks’ along with Mr. Rudd. And he somehow manages to express his anger, even though Paul hasn’t necessarily done anything wrong. The tale of rage involves a failed audition,... 

Filed under: TV News ‘Running Wilde,’ the upcoming Fox comedy powered by ‘Arrested Development’ alumni, is running through yet another round of changes before the series airs in September. The show features Will Arnett as Steve Wilde, a spoiled rich guy who falls in love with his do-gooder childhood ex, Emily Kadubic, played by Keri Russell . Today’s news revealed that two characters from the original pilot have... 

Filed under: Recaps , Summer TV ( S07E07 ) Pea puree. Say that five times fast. Sounds pretty funny after awhile, don’t you think? The pea puree was a really big deal on tonight’s episode of ‘Top Chef.’ In fact, this might be the first sign that there’s something interesting about this group of cheftestants. Up till now, they’ve been a rather bland bunch. Before the pea puree became an issue, we had Kenny... 

Filed under: TV News AMC has done so well with its period drama ‘Mad Men’ that the network has decided to go back even further in history. According to Deadline Hollywood , AMC has chosen the two leads for its drama pilot ‘Hell on Wheels,’ a Western set during the building of the Transcontinental Railroad. Anson Mount will star opposite female lead Dominique McElligott. Cullen is described as a fearless character with... 

Filed under: Recaps , Summer TV (S01E03) Because USA does so many things right with its original series, I’ve been confident that ‘Covert Affairs’ is going to grow into itself. Sure, the pilot was full of ridiculously skimpy outfits that are in no way appropriate for any office, much less the CIA, and the second episode was full of Canadian flags and Scotiabank signs in “D.C.,” but I knew they’d …  Read More →

Filed under: Canadian TV , Screen Time Last week, CBS cancelled ‘The Bridge’ after just three episodes. The show is a Canadian one, but a joint production – meaning the US network helped pay for the cost of making it – and the cancellation stateside is ominous for Canadian viewers. We’ve already seen the first season and a second season has been ordered, but without a pick-up from another U.S. network, it’s... 

Filed under: Recaps (S06E03) ‘The Closer’ isn’t a serial, but plot lines from one show to the other do occur, and in tonight’s show there were two ongoing stories that had a lot to offer. Does Brenda want to be the next Los Angeles Chief of Police? Captain Raydor is pushing her in that direction, but after a week of contemplation, Brenda’s not sure yet … and then Fritz found out. The other continuing tale... 

Filed under: TV News If you’ve ever wondered how Discovery could carry on the highly entertaining reality series ‘PitchMen’ without the highly electric personality of the late Billy Mays, you’re about to get your answer. The second season of the Discovery Channel series will begin on Aug. 21 starring the other “pitchman,” Andrew “Sully” Sullivan. ‘PitchMen’ will pick up where the first... 

Filed under: TV News So he’s not a fan then. During an interview on ABC’s ‘This Week’ New Jersey Governor Chris Christie hit out at the hit MTV reality show, ‘Jersey Shore.’ As reported by tvguide.com , when host Jake Tapper asked him if he thought the show was “positive” or “negative,” Governor Christie replied that it’s “negative” for the Garden State. He said the... 

Filed under: Recaps (S04E01) “Who is Don Draper”? – Advertising Age reporter, to Don That’s probably going to be the big question this fourth season of ‘Mad Men.’ We know that he’s really Dick Whitman, but now that he’s divorced and has started his own company and has a new life with an apartment and weekend visits with his kids, we don’t know how he’s going to handle it all. I felt... 

Filed under: Comic-Con , Spoilers , Celebrity Interviews AOL TV was lucky enough to have a prime seat in the ‘Supernatural’ press room at Comic-Con 2010 — and with the inclusion of Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki on the already busy schedule, it was one of the hottest tickets in town. After the jump, we have roundtable footage of our interviews with Ackles, Padalecki, Misha Collins, Jim Beaver, creator Eric Kripke, executive... 

Filed under: Recaps , Summer TV (S01E07) Oooooooooo, now this conspiracy is a lot bigger than we thought. We’re talking ‘X-Files’ territory here. I think we all guessed that it was some sort of secret experiment/test/plan/whatever, but I don’t think we could have guessed that it has been going on for 50 years. So our kidnappees aren’t just stuck in a small town for ransom, or because they were chosen at random for... 

Filed under: TV Previews , Celebrity Interviews Being “one of the guys” can be hard work — all that ping-pong playing, beer drinking, ESPN watching … it’s tiring even just typing that. But Jordana Spiro easily traverses Guy Land in her fourth season as the star of TBS’ comedy, ‘My Boys.’ Her character, sportswriter PJ, goes toe to toe (and beer for beer) with boyfriend Bobby (Kyle Howard) and a... 

Filed under: Recaps (S01E03) The “troubles” are back. Maybe they’ll leave if Syfy does everyone a favor and cancels ‘Haven.’ Emily Rose and crew sleepwalked their way through another dull mystery plot in the third episode of Syfy’s new supernatural series, which attempts to blend the small town strangeness of ‘Twin Peaks’ with the paranormal procedural plotting of ‘Fringe’ and the sleep-inducing...