A Complete List of Fall Season Cancelled and Renewed Shows

Great to see some brilliant shows made it, and great to see some terrible shows got canned.

VH1	Mama Drama	New Show (Ordered)
WE	Mary Mary	New Show (Ordered)
NBC	Up All Night (2011)	2 new eps. ordered
TLC	Geek Love	Pilot Ordered
Showtime	Dexter	Renewed for S08
CBS	Survivor	Renewed for S24
NBC	The Munsters (2012)	Pilot Ordered
Comedy Central	South Park	Renewed for S20
TLC	Extreme Couponing All Stars	New Show (Ordered)
E!	Chelsea Lately	Renewed for S08
NBC	Prime Suspect (2011) (1 more ep listed)	Canceled in S01
Showtime	Weeds	Renewed for S08
Syndicated	Anderson	Renewed for S02
Disney Channel	Phineas and Ferb	Renewed for S04
TLC	D.U.I. (First Episode: Dec/01/2011)	New Show (Ordered)
Starz	Spartacus: Blood and Sand	Renewed for S03
ITV1	Downton Abbey	Renewed for S03
Showtime	The Real L Word	Renewed for S02
FOX	The X Factor (US)	Renewed for S02
Sundance	Rectify	New Show (Ordered)
FX	American Horror Story	Renewed for S02
FX	Anger Management	New Show (Ordered)
Showtime	Homeland	Renewed for S02
A&E	Beyond Scared Straight	Renewed for S03
Comedy Central	Workaholics	Renewed for S03
AMC	The Walking Dead	Renewed for S03
Syndicated	The Wendy Williams Show	Renewed for S06
NBC	Love In The Wild	Renewed for S02
MTV	Ridiculousness	Renewed for S02
Syfy	School Spirits	New Show (Ordered)
Spike TV	1000 Ways to Die	Renewed for S04
A&E	The Glades	Renewed for S03
FX	Sons of Anarchy	Renewed for S05
TNT	Memphis Beat	Canceled in S02
ABC	Charlie's Angels (2011)	Canceled in S01
HBO	Boardwalk Empire	Renewed for S03
Syfy	Haven	Renewed for S03
HGTV	Home by Novogratz	13 new eps. ordered
CBS	How To Be a Gentleman	Canceled in S01
FOX	The Simpsons	Renewed for S25
FOX	So You Think You Can Dance	Renewed for S09
NBC	Free Agents (US)	Canceled in S01
Sky One	Strike Back: Project Dawn	Renewed for S02
FOX	Masterchef (US)	Renewed for S03
Adult Swim	NTSF:SD:SUV	Renewed for S02
The CW	H8R	Canceled in S01
FX	The League	Renewed for S03
FX	American Horror Story (First Episode: Nov/23/2011)	Pilot Ordered
NBC	The Playboy Club	Canceled in S01
truTV	Killer Karaoke	New Show (Ordered)
Lifetime	After the Runway	New Show (Ordered)
NBC	Parenthood (2010)	2 new eps. ordered
TBS	Sullivan and Son	Pilot Ordered
FOX	New Girl	11 new eps. ordered
Lifetime	Dance Moms	Renewed for S02
Animal Planet	Tanked	Renewed for S02
Starz	Boss	Renewed for S02
CBS	The Pickup	New Show (Ordered)
FOX	Touch	New Show (Ordered)
Lifetime	Drop Dead Diva	Renewed for S04

What to Watch Tonight: Modern Family, Suburgatory, and American Horror Story

What to Watch Tonight: Modern Family, Suburgatory, and American Horror Story

Things just haven't been the same since you joined that dangerous street gang. I mean, sure, you've got the cool jacket and also a comb that flips open like a switchblade, but your DVR is getting so full! So tonight, consider coming in from the streets and getting caught up on all the hot properties on your TV:

9pm, ABC
Modern Family
In "Punkin Chunkin," America's favorite gourd-projectile pastime helps bring the family together when drama threatens to ruin Thanksgiving. Said drama includes Phil's unease over the return of a now-rich childhood friend and Cameron's annoyance over Mitchell's need to scrutinize his childhood memories. But seriously, Punkin Chunkin.

10pm, FX
American Horror Story
Tonight we'll finally learn the true identity of the Gimp Suit Ghost! (Why you be knockin' up Connie Britton, rubber dude?) Also Hayden and Nora will join forces for a presumably grim purpose.

8pm, NBC
Up All Night
Reagan spends a week at home, which has negative effects on Chris's daily routine. Also Ava attempts to woo Kevin (Jason Lee) by teaching his daughter how to sing using her extensive '90s R&B experience.

8:30pm, ABC
Suburgatory
Tessa attempts to spend Thanksgiving in the city rather than put up with all the neighborhood traditions (which includes greeting neighbors with the phrase "Gobble gobble.") Elsewhere, Lisa butts heads with her mother when she doesn't want to wear a dress her mother bought for the occasion. Pro-tip: We screened this episode early, and it was much-loved around the TV.com offices.

8pm, CBS
Survivor: South Pacific
Now is a great time to get caught up on a surprisingly strong season! Yep, this week is the highlight episode, but it also nicely provides a point of entry just as the game promises to really heat up now that one alliance has been completely liquidated. Team Sophie!

10pm, ABC
Revenge
Tonight Emily will seek out a mentor when she loses her most trusted friend. Meanwhile Tyler causes even more damage and Victoria's trouble streak continues. (Patiently waiting for a character to accidentally bump into a green screen.)

PLUS NEW EPISODES OF...
The Middle, 8 p.m., ABC
The X Factor, 8 p.m., Fox
Adventure Time with Finn & Jake, 8:30 p.m., Cartoon Network
America's Next Top Model, 9 p.m., CW
Mobbed, 9 p.m., Fox
MythBusters, 9 p.m., Discovery
The Biggest Loser: Where Are They Now, 9 p.m., NBC
Happy Endings, 9:30 p.m., ABC
Extreme Couponing, 10 & 10:30 p.m., TLC
Prophets of Science Fiction: H.G. Wells, 10 p.m., Science
Top Chef: Texas, 10 p.m., Bravo
Whitechapel, 10 p.m., BBC America

LATE-NITE PICKS:
Chelsea Handler on Tonight Show with Jay Leno, 11:35 p.m., NBC
Jason Schwartzman on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, 12:35 a.m., NBC
Justin Bieber on Late Show with David Letterman, 11:35 p.m., CBS
Ty Burrell & Wilford Brimley on Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, 12:37 a.m., CBS

'Glee' does Katy Perry (again) -- Listen to 'I Kissed a Girl' right now!

'Glee' does Katy Perry (again) -- Listen to 'I Kissed a Girl' right now!

It's good to know that despite their dueling glee clubs, the girls of McKinley High can stick together (including newbie Sugar Motta).

Last week's "Glee" (Nov. 15) was disastrous for Santana, as a conversation with Finn in the school hallway was overheard by the wrong person and turned into campaign fodder for Sue's Congressional run. Now, everyone's dealing with the fallout from a negative campaign ad that outs Santana as a lesbian -- before she's even revealed that fact to her parents.

The song:

The Promo:

The final batch of new mid season shows for 2012

The final batch of new mid season shows for 2012.

Apartment 23 (Midseason; Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m.)

A naïve Midwesterner’s life turns upside down when she moves to New York and moves in with the roommate from hell.

With Dreama Walker, Krysten Ritter, James van der Beek

Good Christian Belles (Midseason TBA)

A former mean girl returns to her Dallas hometown after a family scandal and encounters the women whose lives she made hell in high school.

With Leslie Bibb, Annie Potts, David James Elliott, Jennifer Aspen, Kristin Chenoweth, Marisol Nichols, Mark Deklin, Miriam Shor, Brad Beyer

Man Up (Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m.)

Three men explore what it’s like to be a modern man.

With Chris Moynihan, Mather Zickel, Teri Polo, Amanda Detmer, Jake Johnson, Henry Simmons, Dan Fogler

Scandal (Midseason TBA)

These cutthroat Washington D.C. crisis-management experts may be lawyers, but they’ve turned their legal skills into the lucrative business of being fixers.

With Kerry Washington, Henry Ian Cusick, Guillermo Diaz, Tony Goldwyn, Katie Lowes, Jeff Perry, Columbus Short, Darby Stanchfield

Work It (Midseason TBA)

Two out-of-work guys discover that there are no jobs available for men, so they dress up as women and score a gig as pharmaceutical reps.

With Amaury Nolasco, Ben Koldyke, John Caparulo, Rebecca Mader, Kirstin Eggers, Kacie Lynch, Rochelle Aytes, Kate Reinders, Beth Lacke

I Hate My Teenage Daughter (Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m.)

Two women, each social outcasts in high school, discover that their teenage daughters have become the type of mean girls who bullied them when they were younger.

With Jaime Pressly, Katie Finneran, Aisha Dee, Chad Coleman, Eric Sheffer Steves, Kevin Rahm, Kristi Lauren, Rosa Blasi

Bent (Midseason TBA)

A recent divorcee, turned single mom/lawyer, hires a contractor— a recovering gambling addict and serial womanizer—to redo the kitchen of her new house.

With Amanda Peet, David Walton, Jeffrey Tambor, Joey King, Margo Harshman

Prime Suspect (Thursdays at 10 p.m.)

A female homicide detective encounters institutional misogyny within the NYPD and strives to prove that she’s the best man for the job.

With Maria Bello, Kirk Acevedo, Tim Griffin, Damon Guptan, Joe Nieves, Brian F. O’Byrne

Cinemax Starts Production on New Spy Drama, 'Nemesis'

Cinemax Starts Production on New Spy Drama, 'Nemesis'

Cinemax has announced that production is underway on 'Nemesis,' its new drama series set in the world of international espionage. Created and written by Frank Spotnitz ('The X Files,' 'Strike Back'), 'Nemesis' stars Melissa George ('In Treatment,' 'Home and Away'), Adam Rayner ('HawthoRNe'), Stephen Dillane ('Game of Thrones'), Morven Christie ('The Young Victoria') and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje ('Lost').

The eight-part series is is produced by Kudos Film & Television ('MI-5,' 'Life on Mars') for BBC One and HBO/Cinemax in association with Big Light Productions. It will shoot in Scotland, London and Morocco, and is slated to air on Cinemax in 2012.

Spotnitz will executive-produce along with Alison Jackson, Jane Featherstone and Stephen Garrett from Kudos Film & Television and Christopher Aird from the BBC. Eliza Mellor ('Albert Schweitzer,' 'Derek') produces, and SJ Clarkson ('Heroes,' 'Life On Mars') will direct the first two episodes.

In a statement, Spotnitz said "I'm incredibly excited about the ambition of this series. It's got action on a cinematic scale, huge story twists and turns, and intriguing characters who are both emotionally and morally complex. I can't imagine a better cast, director or production team to bring it all to life."

George plays Sam, who's described as "a highly skilled operative for an elite private intelligence firm, who survives an attempt on her life that may have been orchestrated by members of her own team." Once she's back at work she has to figure out who she can trust and who wants her dead. Rayner plays her love interest and co-worker.

The cast is rounded out by Lex Shrapnel ('Captain America: The First Avenger"), Uriel Emil ('Criminal Justice'), Patrick Malahide ('Game of Thrones,' 'Five Days'), Stephen Campbell Moore ('The Bank Job,' 'The History Boys') and Oscar Kennedy ('Toast').

'The Muppets': Our Favorite TV Stars Join Mahna Mahna Craze

'The Muppets': Our Favorite TV Stars Join Mahna Mahna Craze

It's safe to say we're pretty flipping excited for 'The Muppets' movie.

Not only does the new film star Jason Segel, Amy Adams, Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, but some of our favorite TV stars like Rashida Jones and Neil Patrick Harris round out the cast. And just like us, they're not immune to the Mahna Mahna song.

In the video below, Jones, Harris, Ken Jeong and more of our favorite scene-stealers join the Mahna Mahna phenomenon.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the video is promoting MuppetsMahnaMahna.com, a site where fans can upload clips of themselves singing the classic song.

'Smash': Katharine McPhee Covers Christina Aguilera's 'Beautiful'

'Smash': Katharine McPhee Covers Christina Aguilera's 'Beautiful'

The 'Smash' goodies keep on coming! Hot on the heels of the new poster art, NBC has released the first official music video from the series, featuring Katharine McPhee covering Christina Aguilera's hit song 'Beautiful.'

In the pilot episode, McPhee's character Karen Cartwright auditions for a role in the new Marilyn Monroe musical with the song.

In addition to original shots, the video also features new footage from the show.

Watch the video below. 'Smash' premieres Mon., Feb. 6, 10PM ET on NBC.