While they might've glossed over the most important part of last season's 'Bones' finale -- Really?! Bones is pregnant with Booth's baby but you're only going to tell us about it afterwards?! -- when the show returns in October, Bones' pregnancy will be in full swing.

As you can see from the two new clips below, Bones and Booth will have very different attitudes toward dealing with the baby on board. Bones is fully aware of how her body is handling things, while Booth is just a tad overprotective of his future child.

This will be hilarious.

'Bones' returns Thu., Nov. 3 at 9PM ET on Fox.

Take a look at both promos below.

It seems Barney Stinson has taken to basic cable reality shows for inspiration in picking up women, if the first trailer for 'How I Met Your Mother' Season 7 is to be believed. How else could you explain the ultra-long fingernails seemed to be taken directly from some sort of weird obsession show?

Aside from that failed attempt at getting a date, we see Barney and Ted bonding before the wedding, Barney and Robin dancing, and Lily being really enthusiastic about something.

Take a look below!

There's plenty of drama in MTV's trailer for the newest season of 'Teen Mom' (original version) -- Amber gets arrested, Maci fails her college classes, Farrah contemplates a move and Caitlin fears for her relationship -- but all of that seems irrelevant because OH MY GOSH, those babies are getting so big!

Little Leah, Bentley and Sophia are now approaching their terrible twos, and have the cute long hair and limited vocabulary to match. As blah as most of the girls on 'Teen Mom 2' are, it could be a good thing that MTV held out on bringing their original cast back for more. This way, there's a noticeable difference in age and appearance for all the tots.

NBC is pulling out all the stops to make sure we're ready for the series premiere of 'The Voice' on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at 9 PM ET. They've blanketed the airwaves with ads, and then they decided to take it a step further with a full-blown preview of 'The Voice' (Thu., 11:35PM on NBC) premiere last night.

With 'American Idol' getting a lot of criticism of late for some of its recent results, and people saying it's more of a popularity contest than a true singing competition, there couldn't be a better time to launch an alternative take on the genre.

And to prove they've got the right superstars leading the charge as Coaches on 'The Voice,' the preview kicked off with the four of them proving their own mettle. Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Cee-Lo Green and Christina Aguilera performed a fantastic version of Gnarls Barkley's 'Crazy.'

HBO released the first look at its new horse-racing series, 'Luck,' today.

There's not much from the actual show here, aside from the occasional snippet set to some some twangy music, but there are a couple of behind-the-scenes shots and an interview with director Michael Mann.

The minimal footage used, however, does manage to convey the high-stakes vibe of the racing world. As Mann says in his interview, 'Luck' has "everything from degenerate gamblers to a disreputable trainer to [Dustin Hoffman's character], a powerful organized crime figure."

The show stars Dustin Hoffman as the aforementioned organized crime figure, Nick Nolte as a horse trainer, Richard Kind, and more. Watch HBO's short featurette after the jump.

You've heard the buzz, you've heard our praise and now you've finally made the decision to watch 'The Good Wife' (Tues., 10PM on CBS).

Concerned about jumping into the hit CBS series so late season 2? Don't be, the network has you covered.

In this new featurette, all the main storylines are summed up as perfectly as can be. The Kalinda/Blake feud, Will and Alicia's story, Lockhart/Gardner and Bond, the State's Attorney race and that huge game-changing bombshell. Enough adjectives on that last bit? Wait until the you know what really hits the fan.

Watch the video after the jump.

Tara Gregson is heading back to school when the Showtime hit 'United States of Tara' premieres its third season on March 28 ... and so are T and Alice and Buck and ... you get the drift.

Showtime just released the first trailer for season 3, and it features plenty of alter action, Tara going back to school and Eddie Izzard being a badass (like always). One thing it doesn't feature: enough of the rest of the family. Where's Marshall? And where's Frances Conroy as Max's mother?

Regardless, we're excited for the show to return. Watch the trailer after the jump.

On last week's episode of 'Big Love,' Margene dropped a bombshell at the Henricksons' big Christmas dinner by revealing that she was just 16 years old when she married Bill. Sister wife Nicki was none too pleased with the revelation.

In our sneak peek at Sunday's show, Nicki does her best to keep the scandalous news from being released to the public by getting Margene a new birth certificate -- one that makes her five years older than she really is. Watch the clip after the jump.

Margene is the youngest and newest of the sister wives on 'Big Love' (Sun., 9PM ET, HBO).Those factors have always seemed to bother her, and she often doesn't get taken as seriously as the other adults in the Henrickson family.

So it's no surprise to see that Margene's feelings boil over in this exclusive clip from Sunday's episode. While talking to Nicki's daughter, Cara Lynn, about her future, Margene gets very emotional.

"Listen to me: If opportunity knocks you have to take it," she implores. "You have to go as far as you can and as fast as you can, and you can't look back."

Watch the clip after the jump.

Not much plot is revealed in HBO's new 37-second teaser trailer for the final season of 'Big Love,' but we know one thing for sure: It's going to be epic.

From the ominous music to the even ominous-er (okay, more ominous) dialogue -- "I don't care about the church or the state," spits Bill Henrickson; "We're all unholy," laments his first wife Barb -- the fifth and final season of HBO's polygamist drama is sure to go out with a bang.

Plus, at long last, Nicki has finally gotten herself a haircut.

Watch the teaser after the jump.

Audiences have spent five years watching Dr. Temperance Brennan (Emily Deschanel) and FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth (David Boreanaz) in action on Fox's 'Bones,' but they don't know how the duo became so dynamic. That will change on April 8 when 'Bones' (Thurs., 8PM ET on Fox) celebrates 100 episodes.

Series star Boreanaz directed 'The Parts in the Sum of the Whole,' which recounts Booth and Brennan's first case together. "David did a great job," said executive producer Stephen Nathan in an interview with AOL TV.

'Bones' is known for one of the most talked about "will they or won't they?" relationships, and Fox is teasing that the duo's walk down memory lane has a profound effect on them -- and could change their feelings for each other forever.

More details and a preview video after the jump.

Has it really been over a month since White Collar left us hanging on the cliff? Yes, I guess it has. Thank goodness USA has given this show an order for a second season. It's delightful. I know, it's a fruity word, but I can't think of a better one that describes the show. Okay, fun.

Tonight, apparently, we're going to resolve the Kate/Neal/Peter question in some way, shape or form because clearly there are other cases to resolve and the partnership between Neil and Peter is moving on. It's the premise of the show, so it was inevitable that they were going to have to keep it together.

How do I know for sure, well... take a look at the preview. After the jump.

For the thirteenth season of America's Next Top Model nothing really has changed. The girls stand even less of a chance of being a successful model this season because of their well-advertised height deficit. Fans of the show will find the same exact program since ANTM has been part of the CW lineup. I guess after twelve cycles, it's inevitable that we'd see a lot of the same.

Top Model will also be emphasizing the word "petite" for the height-challenged girls. There are points of bad overdubbing where the Jays voiced over the word "petite" because they didn't originally use it. If this season does well, it may become the catalyst for "America's Next Top Plus-Sized Model."

True Blood pulled in record ratings for last week's insane episode, "New World in My View." The ep ended with most of Bon Temps still zombified by Maryann, Sam naked and on the run, and Bill about to meet with the Vampire Queen of Louisiana, played by Evan Rachel Wood.

Over at the Stackhouse place, Sookie, Lettie May and Lafayette were left caring for a bruised Tara, who's determined to rescue her man, Eggs. That's where the following preview clip for Sunday's ep, "Frenzy" picks up. Click through to watch.

Oh, we've all been there. It happened to me a few months ago when I bought a new set of head phones. I almost sliced my hand off trying to open the plastic packaging surrounding the head phones. I'm glad that the company makes these things so SECURE, but opening a package shouldn't require sharp objects, the strength of Lou Ferrigno, and Band-Aids.

Season 7 of Curb Your Enthusiasm starts on September 20.