Filed under: TV News America, prepare yourselves to have the theme from ‘The Voice’ stuck in your head for another month and a half: NBC just expanded the series order — after the battle rounds are over, the series will run two-hour episodes through June 28. Beginning June 7, the series will switch from the one-hour “battle round” format to a two-hour live show, concluding with the season finale on the 28th. ‘The Voice’ live episodes will begin at 9PM and follow ‘America’s Got Talent,’ which premieres May 31 at 8PM.

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NBC Expands ‘The Voice’

Filed under: Reality-Free , TV News ‘Glee’ on the big screen?

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Fox Announces ‘Glee’ Movie (In 3D!)

Filed under: Reality-Free , Celebrity Interviews , Stay Tuned When HBO showed the media a 15-minute trailer for its epic fantasy series ‘Game of Thrones’ in January, two things were immediately apparent: First, the Wall (a 700-foot ice structure at the northern edge of the kingdom of Westeros) looked amazing. Another thing that jumped out at me: Newcomer Emilia Clarke was giving a very compelling performance as the exiled royal Daenerys Targaryen. No actor on the show had a greater challenge: Clarke’s character was viewed by her haughty brother Viserys (Harry Lloyd) as a mere bargaining chip in his quest to regain the throne of Westeros

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A Role Fit for a Queen: Emilia Clarke Talks ‘Game of Thrones’ and Daenerys

Filed under: TV News Amidst the ‘Game of Thrones’ buzz, HBO is eying its next genre project: Neil Gaiman’s acclaimed ‘American Gods’ novel.

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HBO Eyes Neil Gaiman’s ‘American Gods,’ Donald Trump Mulls Announcing Something and More

Filed under: Reality-Free , Stay Tuned I guested ‘Supernatural’ and ‘Chuck’ podcasts this week (more on that below) and, speaking of guests, for this week’s Talking TV with Ryan and Ryan podcast we recruited some from all over the realm. We even called in some reinforcements from across the sea. In anticipation of the debut of ‘Game of Thrones’ on Sunday, Ryan McGee and I talked about the HBO drama for the entire length of the podcast, and to help introduce listeners to the world of the show, we recruited some top ‘Thrones’ bloggers

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Podcast Party: Talking ‘Game of Thrones’ With Top ‘Thrones’ Bloggers

Filed under: TV Previews Here ‘ s tonight’s lineup of new shows and events (all times Eastern). Check your local TV listings for additional information. * = Series/Season Premiere ** = Series/Season Finale # = New Day/Time Hiya kids! I’m back! 6:00 to 7:00 Cartoon Network: ‘Batman: The Brave and the Bold’ — 6:30 start 7:00 to 8:00 Cartoon Network: ‘Ben 10: Ultimate Alien’ (7:30 start) 8:00 to 9:00 ABC: ‘Shark Tank’ CBS: ‘CHAOS’ CW: ‘Smallville’ FOX: ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ NBC: ‘Friday Night Lights’* (Network premiere) PBS: ‘Washington Week With Gwen Ifill’ and ‘Need to Know’ Cartoon Network: ‘Generator Rex’ CMT: ‘The Singing Bee’ Disney Channel: ‘Lemonade Mouth’ (115 minutes) GSN: ‘Drew Carey’s Improv-a-Ganza’ ID: ‘Main Street Mysteries’ 8:30 start SyFy: ‘WWE SmackDown’ (120 minutes) TLC: ‘Say Yes to the Dress: Randy Knows Best’ (two episodes) Travel: ‘Ghost Adventures’ The rest of the schedule and the late night talk shows after the jump.

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What’s On Tonight: ‘Friday Night Lights,’ ‘The Ricky Gervais Show,’ ‘Camelot,’ ‘Lemonade Mouth’

Filed under: Dancing With The Stars , Recaps In week three of ‘Dancing With the Stars,’ the celebs told personal tales of tragedies and triumphs set to music. But a shockingly unexpected story stole the show: dancing pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy dropped partner Kirstie Alley during their live performance, and the two hit the ground …

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‘Dancing With the Stars’ Recap: Kirstie Alley Falls During Week Three Performances

Filed under: Dancing With The Stars , TV News Despite a public outcry to yank Chris Brown from performing on tonight’s ‘Dancing With the Stars’ results show after he broke a window and trashed a ‘Good Morning America’ dressing room last week when asked questions about his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna, execs have steadfastly stood by the troubled singer. (Brown will indeed be performing two songs tonight.) But not everyone on the ‘DWTS’ team is so forgiving of the situation

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Tom Bergeron to ABC: I Won’t Avoid Rihanna Questions in Chris Brown ‘DWTS’ Interview

[' Saturday Night Live ' - ' Season 36, Episode 17 '] You can count on Zach Galifianakis to bring his own peculiar take on humor when he hosts ‘ Saturday Night Live ,’ a humor that seems to embrace the live and unpredictable nature of the show. Not many other hosts carry with them the reputation or the chops to bring the element of “anything can happen” back to the forefront, and it’s what I enjoyed most about this episode. Even if that “anything” turns into “nothing,” we still watch the show with a different kind of anticipation that can help make every sketch just a smidge funnier.

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‘Saturday Night Live’ – Zach Galifianakis / Jessie J Recap

Filed under: TV News Not content to confine his public ramblings to radio interviews, news programs and webcasts, Charlie Sheen is taking his tiger-blood-fueled speeches on the road for shows in Detroit and Chicago. Why those cities

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Charlie Sheen Update: Live Show, Police Raid and Jon Cryer Admits He’s a Troll