What's the deal with the upcoming 'Seinfeld' reunion? [Star-Ledger]

A new study predicts 'The Jay Leno Show' could become a powerhouse (sorry, Conan) [AdWeek]

Katherine Heigl should stick to TV, where there are better roles for women [LA Times]

Can't wait for the season premiere of 'Glee'? Watch co-star Amber Riley bust some windows [Hulu]

And now for this weekend's most shocking news ever: 'Bachelor' and 'Bachelorette' video games are coming soon [Kotaku]

A new trailer for History's 'WWII in HD' has been released with exclusive new color footage. Color us very excited [Live Feed]

One blogger wants to know: Is 'The Bachelorette' rigged? Where's Ju'Not Joyner when you need him? [Newsweek]

In honor of 'Drop Dead Diva,' what are the best shows for women? See lists from stars Brooke Elliott and Margaret Cho [PopWatch]

Tiffani Thiessen is apparently too busy for the 'Saved By the Bell' reunion [Funny or Die]

The season premiere of 'Bones' is under two months away. See the exclusive Comic-Con reel [YouTube]

The History Channel is one of those destinations I never seek out, but when I'm bored and flipping through they can grab me by whatever they're programming might be. I love the straight-up historical documentaries on major figures or events. It's also one of those channels that sucks you in and suddenly you realize that the sun's gone down, you haven't eaten all day, the cats are lying in their empty water bowls and you've been strapped into a hospital bed and hooked up to a ton of machines because your wife thinks you're in a coma.

Which means I'm more than excited about The History Channel tackling a new look at American history from the pilgrims to the current President. America: The Story of Us is a twelve-part mini that will be thematically and chronologically presented, whatever that means. Which one takes precedence? Unfortunately, it won't be airing until Spring 2010 when it will have to compete against the last season of Lost, 24 and American Idol for attention.