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Aww yeah!

Coming very soon - Urban Tarzan starring John Brennan, who actually changed his legal name to UrbanTarzan and has saved and helped exotic animals for over 20 years, will being airing on television on March 19th!

If you're expecting boring and tedious work though, you shouldn't have tuned in to Spike TV.

Here's a description of the show:

Tags: animal, handler, reality television, spike, tarzan, tv, tv news, urban

Wait a second…we didn't know McKinley High had uniforms???

Oh shizzity shiz SHIZ! Well, what do we have here!

Just one week away from the Glee season three finale and BAM! like that, we get our hands on a little video clip of Naya Rivera…before her Cheerios cheerleading days on the hit show!

Check out the risqué vid of Naya taking part in a POLE dancing competition (above)!!!

WERK.IT.GURL!!! We can't even hate! Lookin' good!!

The clip is from an episode of Wild World of Spike, a series which aired in 2007 on the Spike network!!

Sure, this was five years ago…but we knew Santana had a seksi schoolgirl side to her! Ha!

Tags: competition, dancing, glee, naya rivera, pole dancing, santana, season three, spike, wild world of spike

Shirley MacLaine should be honored to be joining such a wonderful Spike TV show! Ha!

Check out SNL's HIGHlarious parody (above) of award-winning ITV series Downton Abbey!

We LOVE the fact that they "accidentally" referred to the show as Downtown Abbey! We've definitely screwed that up before!

LOLz!!!!!!

Tags: awards, downton abbey, downtown abbey, highlarious, itv, pereztv, saturday night live, shirley maclaine, snl, spike, video

And the fan pet of the day is… 9-month-old puppy Spike!

TeddyHilton.com reader Jess Karpinski sent us pictures of her puppy, Spike.

Spike is the cutest little chin-poo we've ever seen!

Tags: chin poo mix, fan pet of the day, jess karpinski, spike

Yikes! Is this a little too soon?!

The producers of Deadliest Catch comes Coal, a docuseries about the dangers of coal mining in West Virginia, which will air on Spike TV.

Although the series has been in development for over a year, the rescue of the 33 Chilean miners has demonstrated how treacherous the job can be.

Spike's executive vp of original programming, Sharon Levy, said:

“It didn’t take a tragedy, and then a miracle, to get us excited about this. Obviously, we’re humongous fans of the kind of shows Thom [Beers] does that celebrate the everyday man. He said, ‘We’re working on this project called Coal, and we said we’d take it.'

We’ve tapped into something that people are passionate about; this is a topic the world is interested in. Everybody is afraid of being buried alive. These people risk their lives every day to make the world move, yet most of us never really think about how we get [our energy] … this series is going to shine a light on the brave men and women and their families who endure the rigors of this arduous profession.

It’s incredibly difficult to shoot. What happened in Chile makes safety precautions even more important.”

The series will center on co-owners of Westchester's Cobalt Mine, Mike Crowder and Tom Roberts. Not only will it cover every aspect of the job, but their families and the community of miners.

Spike will premiere 10 episodes of the one-hour show in April.

Inneresting.

Tags: coal, mining, spike

James Marsters, who's famously known as Spike from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel series has announced his engagement to longtime girlfriend Patricia Rahman.

Marsters proposed to Rahman, who is 23 years younger than him, in Trier, Germany.

He says that when he met her backstage at a concert in Amsterdam, he "got her phone number, but then my jeans were cleaned out by the crew and they threw it out. I'd given her my number, but she took it down one digit wrong. It took her six months to call all of the different combinations."

Wowza! Guess it was meant to be!!

The couple says they plan to wed in the fall.

Congrats!

[Image via WENN.]

Tags: angel, buffy the vampire slayer, engaged, james marsters, patricia rahman, spike