True Blood's Season 3 Return Date

Get ready Fangbangers, True Blood is set to return this summer on June 13th. Now (and I mean for those of us who haven't read the books. I know, but I'm gonna get around to it!) we will finally know who was behind the abduction of Bill, and if Hoyt can bring Jessica back from the dark side. Okay, that last one is my personal hope, but I know a lot of others want to know the same thing.

Alan Ball has also teased that a major character will die this season. I hate when they say stuff like that, and it turns out to be the guest villain or something like that. However, in the world of Bon Temps, anything is possible. Anybody wanna take a guess as to who it can be? My guess will be Arlene, only because Carrie Preston is set to guest star on multiple episodes of The Good Wife as part of Peter's legal team. I guess we will all have to tune in and see.

My DVR Moment of the Week

This weeks top choice goes to Project Runway and the judges for completely missing the mark this week. Jesse's dress may not have been a good look, however in terms of totally messing up the challenge, Emilio took a bigger risk with an even worse payoff. Now I'm not going against their critiques (which you can see below), I just think in terms of overall product, they sent the wrong person home. Hopefully Jesse can take this a stepping stone and turn into a name to truly watch out for. I'm rooting for you!!!

Jesse's Extended Critique


Runner-up: Raj and his sound effects T-shirt on the Big Bang Theory. There were so man funny moments, including Sheldon's meeting and ultimate restraining order with Stan Lee, but this is the one that had me laughing the hardest.



Missed Moment: Alicia's husband returns home on The Good Wife. Luckily I still have it saved.

Ellen's Debut and Other Ratings News

Just saw this on TVGuide.com: Ellen Gives Idol a Boost; Lost Takes a Dip

Ellen's debut episode brought in 27.7 million viewers, helping Idol climb 12 percent in the 18-49 demos, and 4 percent in the overall viewership, compared to the opening of Hollywood week in Season 8.

Lost debuted to 11.2 million viewers(down 11 percent from last seasons premiere), and won the battle in terms of demos, however NCIS: Los Angeles took the hour in overall viewers with 17.8 million.

The Good Wife ended winning it's hour as well, with 14.7 in overall viewers.

My DVR Moment of Last Week

Hands down, this weeks honor goes to The Good Wife and the fabulous Julianna Margulies. Her final scene with an appropriately creepy and excellent Dylan Baker, in which the notions of trust and appearance are called into question, left me with chills. There's a reason why she keeps winning the recent string of awards folks, and if she has more scenes like that, Magulies could continue in the future.

Runner-up: Meg Returns Home on Family Guy

I don't know if I could explain the sight of a totally different Meg walking into her home after spending three months in jail, so I'll just let the video below do it for me. Viewer discretion is advised for some foul language.




Missed Moment: Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino at the Grammy's. I tune in and out of this ceremony every so often, but I would have loved to have seen if he lived up to Reality King comment that was made a while back. Anyone know where I can find the video?