Amy PoehlerTV.com reports that Amy Poehler's Office-like (but not a spin-off) NBC sitcom will feature her as a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks & Recreation department in Pawnee, Indiana, and be shot in the same style as The Office . Rashia Jones, Aziz Asnari and Aubrey Plaza will co-star.

Michael CeraMichael Cera is the only cast member from the dearly departed cult hit Arrested Development that has not signed on for the big screen feature. TV Guide spoke with Jason Bateman, who played Cera's father on the show. "I think Michael is clearly the guy that has come out of Arrested Development with a very big plate, so I think he's trying to really give some responsible thought to what makes sense for him to do with his career," he said. "The guy is 20 years old and I'm sure he doesn't want to screw up this opportunity."

Wentworth Miller in Prison BreakFox has pulled the plug of Prison Break , and stated that the current season (its fourth) will be its last. The drama, the story of two brothers who get mixed up in multiple, uh...prison breaks and derring-do with law enforcement and criminals alike, will kick off its last few episodes on April 17, according to EW .

Faye DunawayMeredith, bring me the axe. EW reports that Faye Dunaway will be guest-starring on a least one episode of Grey's Anatomy in February. She will play a renowned doctor at Seattle Grace who butts heads with "the Chief, Cristina and Owen." This will be Faye's first TV appearance since an episode of CSI in 2006.

Gale Harold and Teri HatcherDesperate Housewives 's Gale Harold returned to the set for the first time since his Oct. motorcycle accident which left him in critical condition, reports TV Guide . Harold, who plays Teri Hatcher's husband Jackson post five year jump, fractured a collar bone, and reportedly had swelling to the brain. He returned to tape a phone call to Teri's Susan character explaining his character's absence. "We are working on bringing him back to the show. We just don't know when," Housewives producers say. "Because we had to work around his absence, the story doesn't require him immediately. But we would like to have him back on the show very soon."

ScrubsBill Lawrence, the creator of Scrubs , says he's not sure if the show will return next season or not, reports TV.com .  The show is airing its eighth season on ABC as opposed to NBC and premieres tonight. Lawrence says if the show does return next season, it will be a business decision. "ABC is promoting the s--t out of Scrubs," Lawrence said. "It's very weird. It's the first time I've seen commercials for the show in seven years…The reality is, Scrubs is incredibly reasonably priced. And without Zach's salary and my salary, it's probably cheaper to make then some new shows. And it's sold into syndication, so every episode that gets produced, ABC makes $1 million or so on the back end. I don't think it'll be a creative decision."

Jason MesnickThe current star of ABC's ,The Bachelor, Jason Mesnick, has a kid. Mesnick, who was turned down by Bachelorette DeAnna Pappas on the last season, was asked by TV Guide if his four-year-old son Ty met any of the ladies vying for his love. "There's no way that I thought it was an appropriate place for Ty to be getting to know a lot of different girls in a group or something like that. And I'll be the first person to say TV's not the exact right place for a kid to be all the time," said Mesnick.

- Matt Smith.

Today, the BBC announced the youngest ever Doctor (yes, younger than Peter Davison) will be 26 year-old Matt Smith.

David Tennant as Doctor WhoThe BBC will announce David Tennant's replacement in the role of British sci-fi's classic hero Doctor Who tomorrow on the BBC One channel. Tennant, despite back injury, is currently filming four special episodes of the series as his farewell from the role.

Michael Emerson as Ben LinusSpoiler Alert! Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, the creators and producers of Lost , answered a series of questions for Lost fans on E! in a video clip. Among them was whether the best villain on TV right now, Ben Linus (Michael Emerson), may be getting "some loving" this season. The answer was no, but they did mention his obsession with Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell) might have some consequences. Other revelations? The four-toed statue will be revisited this season, and explored more in season six. And Ben's (and Rousseau's) daughter Alex (Tania Raymonde) was brutally killed last season because the writers were "looking for a way to create a moment of sympathy for Ben." They add that Ben "is, make no mistake, out for revenge." The Lost season premiere on ABC is on Wed., Jan. 21.