His wife was also confined to a smoke-filled room, having found a way around both the buildings strict no smoking policy and the fact that her ankle monitor prevented her from approaching the balcony. (x)

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Hey, when are we gonna do this whole Veronica Mars movie, huh? (x)

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‘The X-Files’ Returns With ‘Season 10’ Comic Book Series:

“The X-Files” is returning with a Season 10 … via a comic book series.

IDW will continue the adventures of Mulder and Scully on the page with a new comic book written by Joe Harris with art from Michael Walsh. “The X-Files” creator Chris Carter is serving as an “executive producer” on the new series, like Joss Whedon does on the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” comic book. In an interview with Comic Book Resources, series writer Harris confirmed Carter “is personally reading outlines and scripts, and providing feedback and suggestions.”

The new series picks up after the last film and yes, Mulder and Scully are an item. “I don’t want to give away too much, but I can tell you it opens with a pretty deadly mystery that’s connected to the now-shuttered ‘X-Files’ division at the FBI and what appears to be an effort by some pretty dangerous folks to eliminate the personnel associated with them,” Harris told CBR.

Harris said the new series will re-establish the show’s classic mythology, the duo’s quest to discover the truth, conspiracies and paranormal threats.

“We’re going to try and usher ‘The X-Files’ into a new age. We’ve got WikiLeaks, now. Drone warfare, the Patriot Act and challenges related to the government and influence from outside forces, corporations and lobby groups,” Harris said. “America has challenges, problems both new and old, related to how it functions, as well as just who it really functions for. I think the ‘X-Files’ mythos will fit nicely into these chaotic, interconnected times.”

Sienna Guillory and Jamie Chung have joined NBC’s pilot Believe, from the powerhouse duo of J.J. Abrams and Alfonso Cuarón. The casting news was broken by The Hollywood Reporter.

Believe is about a young girl named Bo who possesses great powers that will come into their own in seven years. She is joined by Tate (Jake McLaughlin), a man who is sprung from prison to protect her from those trying to hunt her down.

Guillory, known for her role as Jill Valentine in the Resident Evil films, will play a hitwoman named Moore. Chung – who had a recurring role as Mulan on Once Upon a Time this season and will be seen soon in The Hangover Part III and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For – will play Channing, who assists Tate after his prison break, while taking her own orders from a man named Winter (Delory Lindo).

Also cast is Johnny Sequoyah in the crucial role of Bo.

Abrams is executive producing Believe alongside Bad Robot’s Bryan Burk, with the project marking the TV debut of the acclaimed Cuarón, the director of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Y Tu Mama Tambien and Children of Men. Cuarón has co-written the pilot with Mark Friedman (The Forgotten) and will direct.

Conan O’Brien’s TBS late-night show is getting a companion. The network has ordered a four-week run of a new untitled late-night comedy series starring comedian Pete Holmes and produced by O’Brien’s Conaco production company, which is also behind O’Brien’s talker Conan. The Pete Holmes series will launch in fall 2013 and air four nights a week (Monday-Thursday) at midnight, following Conan. Taped before a live studio audience, the new show will combine sketches, short films, live comedy, field pieces and in-studio guest interviews. O’Brien, Jeff Ross, David Kissinger, Nick Bernstein and Dave Rath executive produce.

This is the most accurate thing I have ever seen in my life.

Comic-Con sounds like a blast. Maybe I’ll go with you next year.

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Comedy veterans Kristen Wiig and Seth Rogen are among the bold-faced names that will join series as guest stars, the online streaming site tells Us, though they cannot confirm what parts the pair will play in the show.

At a recent TCA press conference on Jan. 9, show creator Mitch Hurwitz expressed his excitement about keeping several surprises for the season under wraps, even from their most dedicated fans.

“You know? Now that people started watching it, they get ahead of us, and so then I’ve started really — we’ve all started really guarding the material just to make it fun for the audience,”

Hurwitz said. “We hold back information about the plot because we want to reward the fans for sticking with us, and that’s so much fun. That’s the funnest part of it.”