Since Halloween is coming soon, I've got skeletons on the brain — do you know anything about those belonging to other animals? Make no bones about it and test yourself in this trivia quiz!
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Photo courtesy of Fox
Photo courtesy of Fox
The Winter TCA is underway outside LA, and last night was Fox's turn to show off their talent and upcoming shows. The Golden Globe nominated cast of Glee attended last night's party, and Cory Monteith took a moment to chat with Buzz about his new Funny or Die video and working with Gwyneth Paltrow. Bones duo Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz dropped in on the party, as did Hugh Laurie and Lisa Edelstein from the medical drama House. Cory's costars Chris Colfer and Matthew Morrison were back together this morning to join Conan O'Brien and How I Met Your Mother's Jason Segel and Neil Patrick Harris for the Funny Men in TV panel. When asked about Glee airing right after this year's Super Bowl, Chris jokingly replied, "What's the Super Bowl?" For more details from the conference, make sure to stay tuned to Buzz!
Sweet TV romances are fine and all, but the relationships that keep you tuning in each week are usually the kind that are tragically unfulfilled. As much as we'd like to see certain couples get together, you have to admit that smoldering sexual tension is more fun to watch. So from these hot-but-not-on couples, which one gets your vote?
Don't forget to vote on all of my Best of 2010 polls!
Regardless of the rollercoaster of cancellations and pickups for new TV series, there's still a stable of mature TV shows that have been running for a long time (over four seasons, to be precise). It's time for you to weigh on which shows are still thriving, and which shows should be put out of their misery.
Let's get to the heart of the matter. No actually . . . let's get to the bones. How much do you know about them? Bone up on some basic anatomy and take this quiz.
