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chris_daughtry_ryan_seacrest.jpgIn our least favorite rumor of 2010, word on the web is Howard Stern might replace Simon Cowell on American Idol. There are about, oh lets see, 6 billion people we'd rather see replace Simon than Howard Stern. And I'm pretty sure the censors at FOX feel the same way.

Since 6 billion is a pretty hefty list, we've narrowed it down to five folks we'd much rather see take Simon's place at the judge's table than America's most notorious shock jock.
20100210-lost.jpgSome may call "What Kate Does" a pretty uneventful Lost episode. I somehow agree, but in most seasons of the show, the first episodes act as building blocks, establishing things that will either prove critical in the end game, or help us understand what is going on. So, we now know (or at least we think) that the no-crash timeline is a huge what-if scenario, complete with elements from the post-crash timeline. We now know of an impending showdown between whatever's left of Jacob (and that's definitely not Sayid) and the Man in Black. And, we now know that the infection--the same on Rousseau was talking about many seasons ago--will play a huge part this season.

Judging from Dogen and Lennon's reaction to Sayid's apparent resurrection, the infection has been around for quite a while, and has been busy wrecking havoc way before Rousseau found herself on the Island. They know it's the Smoke Monster's fault. They sure know a more dignified way of defeating the condition: better a pill full of poison rather than gunshot wounds to the chest. And they know that if the infection consumes a person fully, they will cease to become who they are.
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The Office will welcome baby Pam / baby Jim a week sooner.

Instead of airing a two-part story over two weeks for Pam's (Jenna Fischer) delivery, the two episodes will now air as an hour-long show on March 4, the show's first after its two-week Winter Olympics hiatus.
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First it's John Stamos, then it's Pamela Anderson and Kate Gosselin, now Kevin Federline?

"I would definitely do Dancing With The Stars," he told Ryan Seacrest on his radio show, adding that the show's producers "feel [he] might be overqualified because I'm a hip hop dancer but I know nothing about ballroom."
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Less than two months before Top Chef Masters season 2 kicks off, Entertainment Weekly has revealed the list of the top-caliber chefs that will be competing for the title of, well, Top Chef Masters. If there was much bickering and not-so-professional attitude on the regular Top Chef last season (yes, this guy named Mike Isabella, among others), again prepare to be dazzled by top-quality dishes and less animosity between these world-renowned chef-testants.

Among the 22 competitors are six returning chefs from Top Chef Masters' inaugural season, including Graham Elliot Bowles,  Wylie Dufresne, Ludo Lefebvre, Rick Moonen, Mark Peel, and Jonathan Waxman. Among the more notable names in the lineup, meanwhile, are Chicago chef Tony Mantuano, New York's David Burke, and Los Angeles' Susan Feniger.
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Makes you curious about Swamp Loggers, doesn't it.

Battlestar Galactica prequel Caprica is on a continuous downward spiral as far as the ratings are concerned, and we're sure fans are concerned that if the numbers don't improve, cancellation may not be far behind.
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