-Trauma got 16 episodes because NBC needed to fill time.

-Boy George on TV? Too bad we won't be able to see it in the U.S.

-Oh yeah...btw...an insider told me that Sheree is coming back on Atlanta for sure. This article doesn't confirm it, but it talks about the possibility of adding a sixth Atlanta Housewife.

-Shonda Rhimes likes Cougar Town...I guess it's OKAY...but I still don't love it.

-Poor Jordin Sparks.

Deadline Hollywood is reporting that Oprah is planning on moving to L.A. when her talk show ends in September of 2011. She wants to do a show "that's smaller and different," on OWN. Nikki Finke reported that Oprah said, "Why would anybody stay in Chicago? It's freezing here, and I have a mansion in Montecito that I haven't been able to enjoy."

I'm indifferent about her announcement since I don't watch her show anymore. The only time I watch her show is if it's being rerun late night when there's nothing else on TV.

At the end of the day...we couldn't expect Oprah to continue...girl needs a break. I'm sure Ellen is stoked about this as this leaves her to be the queen of daytime.

What do you think Gasmii?

Here's the video in case you're bored:

TLC has greenlit Mall Cops: Mall Of America. Yup, you guessed it, this new show is going to follow Segway riding mall cops in the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn.

I assume it's going to be a MUCH softer version of COPS--You know, dealing with shoplifters instead of house robberies, to people slipping on mall tiles.

Mall Cops is set to premiere next year. I know this sounds lame, but I'm actually a little intrigued by it.

Yesterday NBC announced part of its January schedule. Chuck is officially coming back on January 10th with back-to-back episodes...then it will move to its regular time-slot of 8PM on January 11th, and Hereos will move back to 9PM starting January 11th, but it will have a two-hour season premiere on January 4th.

This all sounds exciting. I hope Heroes doesn't suck this season. I've been over that show for quite some time, I'm hoping they'll win me back this season.

In other related news: I interviewed Scott Krinsky (Jeff) from Chuck last month...so I'll get that posted closer to the premiere date.

Anyway...that's all I have for now.

-Trauma is re-picked up.

-Rocky & Bullwinkle are 50!

-Gross, Puck is with Audrina??

-Michael Sarver signed a record deal. Wow, that's shocking.

-Martha bashes Rachel Ray.

The Big O is officially ending her talk show on September 9, 2011 so she can focus on her own network. She'll make the official announcement tomorrow on her show. Well, we can't say we didn't see that coming!!!

There it is!

Here it is in case you missed it:

NBC just ordered a reality culinary competition show, United Plates of America from The Magical Elves (producers of Top Chef). In a nutshell, here's the show's format: A group of restauranteurs compete to try to impress a panel of wealthy investors. The winner gets his or her own restaurant chain in four U.S. locations. That's HUGE!!!

Executive producer, Dan Cutforth told the Hollywood Reporter, "It's a culinary competition that anybody can take part in...All you need is a great idea for a restaurant."

I don't have any casting info yet...but if and when I do, I will be sure to post!

OMG, I kind of LOVE this list. Forbes compiled a list of Hollywood's Most Overpaid Stars. Want to know who was on top??? Will Ferrell. Poor dude!!! I used to love Will so much, but he hasn't been on the top of my comedy list these days. Side note: Want to know what comedy star I can't stand? Seth Rogan (btw, he didn't make the list).

As I digress, here's their list:
1. Will Ferrell
2. Ewan McGergor
3. Billy Bob Thronton
4. Eddie Murphy
5. Ice Cube
6. Tom Cruise
7. Drew Barrymore
8. Leonardo DiCaprio
9. Samuel L. Jackson
10. Jim Carrey

VH1 is bringing back Scream Queens. If you didn't see the first season, here's how the show is broken down: 10 actresses are put through horror film bootcamp, and week by week they widdle the cast down by process of elimination until there is a winner. The winner wins a part in Saw 3D--yes, the format is exactly like every other elimination show on the air right now.

Scream Queens isn't actually THAT bad (it's actually kind of funny), but I'm surprised they brought it back. I wonder what other shows they're forced to bring back to fill their new non-trashy mandate?

Scream Queens 2 is set to premiere sometime next year.

I've posted a clip from season one if you're bored. Watch it after the jump...

-Real Time renewed! Yay! I love that show! Season eight, here we come.

-Aaron Carter is screwed. ZZZZzzzzZZZZZzzzz.

-Fantasia finds love in all the wrong places.

-Kelly Osbourne is going into surgery.

-Rumor is that Sheree isn't coming back on Atlanta Housewives.

-A New York Times reality show? Not a bad idea.

Brooke Shields is making her TV comeback on ABC's The Middle. Brooke will be playing Patricia Heaton's nemesis on the show. I'm going to sound like a bad Gasmii right now, but I'm admitting that I've NEVER watched The Middle.

Does anyone watch The Middle? Am I missing out?