TV Land Renews 'Hot In Cleveland' for Season 3, Josh Holloway to Guest on 'Community' and More
TV Land is hot for 'Cleveland' -- the network announced today that it has picked up a third season of its hit sitcom 'Hot in Cleveland.'The network will produce 22 more episodes of the series. TV Land President Larry W. Jones said in a statement, "The chemistry that this cast has with each other is undeniable so we are excited to bring 'Hot in Cleveland' back for another season."
Betty White won a Screen Actors Guild award last month for her performance on the show
In other TV news ...
• Former 'Lost' castaway Josh Holloway is making his way from the island back to primetime. The actor will star in the paintball-themed season finale of 'Community.' [Entertainment Weekly]
• Zach Galifianakis will take his second spin as 'Saturday Night Live' host on March 12. British pop singer Jessie J will be the musical guest. [TV Guide]
• ABC has renewed 'Bachelor Pad' for a second season. The 'Bachelor' and 'Bachelorette' spinoff will return in August with Chris Harrison as host. [EW]
• 'Without a Trace' star Poppy Montgomery is set to headline a CBS drama pilot. The as-yet-untitled show follows Montgomery's female police detective who has the ability to remember everything, which works out in her work life but not so much in her personal life. [Deadline]
• Marlee Matlin has scored a role on the new ABC Family series 'Switched at Birth.' The Oscar winner will play the mother of series regular Sean Berdy's character. Berdy is a deaf actor. [The Hollywood Reporter]
• 'CSI' lab tech Liz Vassey will appear on an episode of 'Castle.' She'll play a real estate broker caught in the middle of a fight involving pizza. [TV Line]
• Pilot casting update: Danny Pino will play the lead in Stephen Gaghan's NBC pilot 'S.I.L.A.,' while unknown Beth Behrs will star alongside Kat Dennings in CBS's comedy 'Two Broke Girls.' [Deadline]
• 'Glee' star Matthew Morrison debuted his first single on Ryan Seacrest's radio show this morning. Listen below:

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