Greetings, tuberinos! Today is Fox's big day at the New York upfronts. It isn't just huge fun, it's scoopy good too.

Click in to find out what I learned from Emily Deschanel on what's in store for Booth and Bones. Also, check out Summer Glau spilling on Cameron's fate and Wentworth Miller dishing about Michael Scofield's messed-up love life.

Tonight is the night! The Office's supersecret and supersized finale is coming to your living room via NBC, and here's what I'm hearing from someone who's seen it:

• There are at least four or five "no way" moments.
• The last few episodes have laid the groundwork for the coming big twists in very subtle ways.
• It's pretty insane.

Yay! I hope it lives up to the hype and the Fort Knox confidentiality...and something tells me it will.

Oh, and a little more scoop on the spinoff: I'm hearing that it has been decided who it'll be, that Greg Daniels and actor/producer Mike Schur (Mose) are helming it and that tonight's episode will pave the way for what it will be...

In the meantime, we close out our Office Week with the "world's best boss," Steve Carell, who chatted on set while they were shooting the finale. (Disclaimer: Due to a miscommunication with our superhardworking video elves, you may have seen some of this footage in any earlier Watch With Kristin Show, but some of it is also new and, I think, worth checking out.) Press play above!

Then come back here after you see the finale tonight to weigh in on what you thought. I'm counting the minutes...

Friday Night Lights lives on! Hallelujah!

I just caught up with the cast in New York, and let me tell you, no one is more excited about the show coming back for a third season than its stars. (Well, except for moi, of course.)

So check out the clip above and see the lovefest firsthand as Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton reveal how they received the good news about the show's return and about what could be in the works for the Taylor clan! Also, hear how Zach Gilford recently got upstaged by real-life quarterback Tom Brady and why Minka Kelly calls Lights "the little show that could."

Oh, did I mention I asked the Taylors to adopt me? A girl can dream, right?

It's Fox day at the New York upfronts, and you know that's going to be fun. I'll bring you all the official dish from the presentation and the dirty gossip from the party later, but click in now for the word on the pickups and scheduling of the coming season on Fox...

Update:  Click the video above to check out Kristin's red carpet interview with Jennie Garth on what's ahead for the 90210 spinoff.

The cast is gorgeous and young and hot...and did I mention gorgeous?

That's what I can tell you after meeting all the new stars of West Beverly yesterday at the CW party in NYC.

Naturally, our beloved Kelly Taylor—a k a Jennie Garth— was in the house to promote her return as a special guest star on the new CW 90210 spinoff, and she said it hasn't yet been determined how much of her we'll see.

Garth also said that she knows Tori Spelling "definitely wants to come on" and hopes other vets make it back, adding that producers also have talked to Luke Perry and Ian Ziering.

Also lovable? Ms. Lucille Bluth, er, Jessica Walter, who will be playing the show's grandma and, just like her former alter ego, will be hitting the bottle and saucing things up. "She has a little bit of a drinking problem and will stir up trouble," Walters said.

When asked if she might take part in Mitch Hurwitz's (Arrested Development) new animated series for Fox (for which Jason Bateman and Will Arnett will lend their voices), she said, "I would like to! Tell those guys to call me!"

GOB, dear, call your mother.

Now check out the new cast below and stand by for more video with the newbies... 

Click in to find out what happened at the CBS upfront, including why I'm in lurve with Craig Ferguson right now, what network prez Nina Tassler has to say about the end of Moonlight, what Elizabeth Reaser can say about the Grey's Anatomy finale and whom Adam Carolla tips to be the big winner of Dancing with the Stars...

Only two more days until the Office finale! Yay!

Our week-long Office party continues with the adorable Jenna Fischer. (Seriously, she is too cute for her own good.) See what happens when Jenna sounds off on the future of "Jam," the hilarity of an Angela-Phyllis feud and why we might not have seen the end of Pam's ex Roy!

And then check back tomorrow as we top off our Office extravaganza with the amazing Steve Carell.

Hey, party people. I had a free moment to catch up on all your comments on the upfront items and saw you had lots (and lots) of questions. I gathered up as many as I could find, and I'm answering them all in one place: right here. Click in for info about the yeas and nays on your fave series, some red carpet scoop and most importantly, the whereabouts of the Heroes.

CBS just released its 2008-'09 schedule. Click inside for the new series and new showtimes, but to start you off, the facts are these:

HIGHLIGHTS

• Without a Trace is moving to Tuesdays; the new series The Eleventh Hour will take over WAT's plum Thursday 10 p.m. slot.
• The New Adventures of Old Christine is moving over to Wednesday to anchor a new comedy hour alongside Jay Mohr's Project Gary.
• Moonlight's old time slot goes to The Ex List (formerly known as Mythological Ex), the new rom-com from Veronica Mars writer Diane Ruggiero.
• The Unit is moving to Sundays at 10 after Cold Case.
• Except for Without a Trace, all your fave procedurals are staying put. Yay! Criminal Minds Wednesday continues! This is not news, I'm really just excited about the chance of seeing Matthew Gray Gubler at the party tonight!

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