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News Roundup: Stan Lee to Guest on 'Nikita,' NBC Renews 'America's Got Talent' and More

by Chris Harnick, posted Aug 31st 2010 6:30PM
Stan LeeStan Lee, creator of some of the most recognizable comic book superheroes such as Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men, will pop up on The CW's 'Nikita.'

According to IGN, Lee will pop up in the show's fifth episode on Thurs., Oct. 7. So how did 'Nikita' score the comic book legend? Well, apparently series star Maggie Q and Lee met at this year's San Diego Comic Con and the two discussed a cameo. Timing worked out with Lee in Toronto -- where the show films -- for another comic convention, Fan Expo. The rest will be TV history.

In other TV news ...

NBC has renewed 'America's Got Talent.' The competition series will return next summer for a sixth season. [Live Feed]

Sal's alive? 'Mad Men' star Bryan Batt has been informed by series creator Matthew Weiner that Sal is not dead. No word on whether the character will pop up at all during the remainder of season 4. [TV Guide]


The 'Dancing With the Stars' season 11 cast reveal didn't boost ratings for ABC's 'The Bachelor Pad.' The show got 6.2 million viewers and 2.0 preliminary rating in adults 18-49, on par with its ratings from last week. [Live Feed]

Tribune Broadcasting is launching Antenna TV, an online portal for classic shows. Beginning Jan. 3, 2011, the new network will air as a digital multicast channel on Tribune's existing stations. The schedule includes shows such as 'The Three Stooges,' 'Maude,' The Donna Reed Show,' 'Married with Children' and 'All in the Family.' [Hollywood Reporter]

January Jones, Cynthia Rowley and Kristen Bell are heading to 'Project Runway.' The trio will all be guest judges this season. Jones, star of 'Mad Men,' made headlines over the weekend for her Emmy dress. [Lifetime]

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Danielle

America's Got Talent could be a good show -- first, get rid of Howie; the man is weird and has no taste. Second, don't show so many auditions; we don't need to see ridiculous people making fools of themselves to be on TV. Third, pass people on to further shows only if they have a real talent, not just because they did something stupid and dangerous.

September 01 2010 at 5:15 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Aanna1123

I don't know about anyone else, but all these reality shows are getting on my last nerve. Whatever happened to good old fashioned sitcoms? Thank goodness for cable!

September 01 2010 at 3:47 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
nick

The best news of the day would be for them to fold up like a cheap suit, trying to get ratings I saw one of their broad reporters tits hanging all over the place on the news show in the morning, just won't work.

September 01 2010 at 12:34 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply

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