Because I’m embarrassingly excited about this: The WWE Network launches this Monday! WWE announced the lineup today, and it includes pre-shows and “best-of” programs for both Monday Night Raw and SmackDown, WrestleMania Rewind, Legends’ House (The Real World but with aging wrestlers), a video-on-demand library, and more. [Cageside Seats]
Kal Penn will reunite with House creator David Shore for the CBS drama Battle Creek, originally created in 2002 by Breaking Bad‘s Vince Gilligan. [Deadline]
In other House alum news, Lisa Edelstein will star in Bravo’s scripted series Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce. Taking a cue from rom-coms everywhere, the show is about a bestselling author who has to rejoin the single life in her 40s. Ten bucks says she’ll try online dating, poorly attempt a one-night stand, and hook up with someone much younger within the first season. [The Hollywood Reporter]
The Supernatural spin-off Supernatural: Tribes has cast Lucien Laviscount (Skins) and Nathanial Buzolic (The Vampire Diaries). The spin-off, about “various mafia-esque monster families,” seems like a good show to watch if you’ve ever wanted to get into Supernatural but were, like me, intimidated by the amount of episodes. It will air as a Supernatural episode on April 29. [The Wrap]
Selfie is my most anticipated comedy for a few reasons: It’s a modern version of My Fair Lady; it’s from Emily Kapnek, who created the underrated Suburgatory; and, well, it’s titled Selfie. It was recently announced that Doctor Who‘s Karen Gillan will play the lead character, Eliza Dooley. [AV Club]
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