Jennifer Finnigan (‘Close to Home’) lands ABC sitcom, Patrick Flueger (‘The 4400′) joins ‘Outrageous Fortune’ remake and Rose Rollins (‘The L Word’) boards Jerry Bruckheimer drama.

The pop star is heading down under for a promotional visit, including an exclusive live appearance on ‘So You Think You Can Dance Australia’.

The ‘Lost’ star has landed the role of Detective Chin Ho Kelly in CBS’ upcoming ‘Hawaii 5-O’ pilot.

Network Ten have picked up family drama ‘Offspring’ for a 13-episode order, with production set to commence in May.

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The CW have released a preview clip for the 13th episode of season 9 entitled “Warrior”, featuring Chloe (Allison Mack) and a certain Warrior Angel (Carlo Marks).

Here are all the interviews for the 2 hour Smallville event. Includes Michael Shanks, Erica Durance, Brian Peterson, Brent Stait, Geoff Johns and Justin Hartley. Updated with new interviews as they become available.

The CW have released 3 preview clips for the 2 hour tele-movie event of season 9 titled “Absolute Justice”. Update: 3rd clip added.

Premiering: ‘Weekend Sunrise’ Saturday edition. Returning: ‘CSI: New York’, ‘Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles’. Bumped: ‘Saturday Disney’.

‘Scrubs’ returns 10.30pm Sunday, February 14 on Seven for its ninth and possibly final season.

‘Mercy’ returns 9.30pm Wednesday, February 17 on 7TWO with episode 7.

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In the last episode of the year, we take a look back at 2009, what’s hot this summer and what’s in store for 2010.

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Impeccably acted, incredibly written and intricately plotted – if only everything on television was this good. The multiple Emmy-winning ‘Damages’ is back for its third – and possibly final – season, and things couldn’t be better.