NBC's Heroes was hawt for about 5 minutes and now, its cancellation grows ever closer!

The show's season finale on Monday only garnered 4.4 million viewers, which was crushed by the likes of the shiteous Two and a Half Men (17.6 mil), The Big Bang Theory (16.2 mil) and The Bachelor (12.3 mil).

Ouch! Something tells us the cheerleader be dead soon!

Good riddance.

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What, you don't recognize her?

It's Carrie Underwood. Hello! Blonde hair!

Carrie now has a reoccuring role on the beloved kid's show Sesame Street as Carrie Underworm. She makes her debut on Thursday, followed by appearances on March 17, April 8 and April 26.

So set your TIVO kiddies and watch Carrie Underworm do her thing above!

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Apparently, geeks across the nation have speculated of the sexual orientation about one Sheldon Cooper on Big Bang Theory. Some argue he is gay, some say a-sexual.

Well, either way, you are wrong. The definite answer was given by the executive producer Chuck Lorre about Jim Parson's character and the answer is…"other."

If you are scratching your head, give it a rest and ponder this explanation from Chuck for a second. Chuck says:

“His entire focus is on the work that he’s doing — theoretical physics. ‘Alternate reality’ is another way of looking at it. Characters like Sheldon are drawn to an alternate reality that might be more comforting than the ones they live in. And why modify that? Why not let the character be that unique?”

Um, because it's WEIRD?!

Guess that just how this show functions though, which is why we've never seen an episode.

But does that explanation satisfy U fans out there?

[Image via WENN.]

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We couldn't imagine the show without him!!

Jeff Probst, host of long-running reality series Survivor, has decided to renew his duties for seasons 21 and 22.

“After 10 years and 20 seasons, it felt like a prudent and thoughtful thing to take a moment and breathe and think, ‘what’s next for me?’ But I started to come back to the same conclusion, which was I am not finished with Survivor yet. It’s the right way to go.”

The new season, Heroes vs. Villians, which features returning has-beens cast members from the past 19 seasons, premieres on Thursday, and being a part of that was a big factor in Probst's decision to stay on.

“I think Heroes vs. Villains is going to satisfy on every level, so what’s inspiring about that is we are coming off Samoa with Russell and a season with 20 returning all-stars, so we have to do something special with 21 and 22. We have to be on our game and get very creative, so that is very exciting. It really hit me when I walked in to the party a month ago and saw the logos for the 20 seasons on the wall. That was a really great kick in the pants for me to say, ‘Don’t be embarrassed to be proud of what the team has accomplished.’ Twenty seasons is a lot of television. I am very much aware that I have one of the top 10 jobs on television. I get it."

"I had to get a new passport two years ago, and that was an emotional moment, me and the passport, having to say goodbye to all those stamps from all over the world. It was all weathered, it folded, it had been in my pocket, it had been in backpacks, it had gotten wet, it had been on boats, and then I get from the government a brand new one and it’s like, ‘ah, really?’ But I’ve started filling one up, though!”

We have to agree! It must be a pretty awesome job to get to travel to all of those exotic locales without having to worry about where your next meal is coming from, whether you'll have shelter, or who on your team is trying to eff you over!!

Even if you did have to put up with Elizabeth HasselBITCH when you guys were in Australia together!!

We think the competition definitely has another few years in it without becoming too tired, but we think the show should probably end when Probst decides to call it quits. There's only so many places you can strand attention whores before viewers are over it!!

[Image via WENN.]

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CLICK HERE for your first preview of the Bad Girls Club Season 4 Reunion Special (a two-parter!), hosted and refereed by Perez himself, premiering March 16th and 23rd at 10 PM on Oxygen.

Drama! Drama! Drama!

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One giant leap back in time for NBC.

This is what we like to call grasping at straws.

Keeping with NBC's newest mission statement to bring back the old and screw with the new, Paul Reiser from Mad About You fame could be bringing another sitcom to the network. Though the network is calling the show a "big" deal, we don't take anything they say seriously anymore.

But Paul Reiser is a reasonably funny guy. He might bring something worthy to the network. After all, NBC needs something for people to watch before they switch to David Letterman for the night.

[Image via WENN.]

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It was bound to happen sooner or later.

24 is making it's way to the movies!

With Kiefer Sutherland completely on-board as star, exec producer, and contributor to the script, the flick is ready to head into some key preliminary stages. The movie will find the nation's favorite counter terrorist unit officer heading to Europe to deal with the bad guys.

The only thing that could be standing in the way of the show making the move to a feature franchise is the TV show itself. If a ninth season of the show comes through, than the movie will have to take a back seat.

The buzz around the movie has begun. Start your clocks, 24 fans!

Are U excited for the show to become a movie?

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Wow. It must be pretty bad if even the network is saying enough is enough. It's not like they're ones to turn down publicity.

The head honchos at MTV are reportedly pulling the plug on the cast of Jersey Shore and all of the club appearances they've been making because they're afraid of overexposure!

WTF??

A source claims:

"MTV has told the 'Jersey Shore' crew they can only do two personal appearances a week, and that all of their gigs have to be approved by producers. They've threatened the cast that they will be fined if they flout the rules — but some don't care and are blatantly going ahead to earn as much cash as they possibly can."

Another source says:

"We have to put in controls to protect the brand. We don't want them out all over the map at every single bar in the country. They have to get permission from MTV prior to doing a personal appearance — we don't want one of these kids appearing in a topless bar. Pauly D's fan base is about 85 percent women between 12 and 21, we have to protect that."

Oh, goodness, yes. You don't want to ruin the cast's squeaky clean image!

Michael Schweiger, who manages the cast with the exception of our beloved Snookerdoodle, says:

"We're incredibly busy. It's a hell of a ride right now. This is something like America hasn't seen before as far as reality TV goes. Rather than let it run like a train out of control, there has to be some rules put in place."

We don't think there's much about the show that would fit the term 'in control,' so we think they just want to keep the cast under their lock and key so they don't bring their business elsewhere! This is not going to end well.

What do U think??? Should the cast of Jersey Shore be allowed to run rampant??

[Image via WENN.]

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Oh shiz!!

As if these bitches inundating your TV every Tuesday at 10 weren't enough, Bad Girls Club is getting an on-line after show starring the baddest bad girl of them all, Tanisha, from season 2!!!

Starting tomorrow night at 11 at oxygen.com, Tanisha will be sitting down with the bad girl kicked out of the episode prior to discuss her debauchery-filled time in the mansion.

We're gonna have to see this mess!

What about U?? Will U be checking out anymore Bad Girls Club craziness??!

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