Attentive listeners who happened to be watching the season premiere of Lost caught a cameo - an audio cameo! Greg Grunberg's voice could be heard as the voice of the pilot on Oceanic Flight 815 in one scene. Very cool to hear Grunberg on Lost again.

David Anders was all over the place this past week. He appeared on 24 on Fox Monday night (as the son of a Russian arms dealer), while at the same time, he reappeared on Heroes on NBC as Adam Monroe, in a very cool pairing with Hiro Nakamura. The Heroes episode was great, even if the season as a whole has been way below average. If you missed either episode, you can see them online on the network websites or Hulu.com. After those, I happened to see what was new on my online Netflix via xbox, and what's in the movies section? "Left in Darkness" with David Anders! I'm on Sark overload right now.

Jennifer Garner is featured on the cover of Sunday's Parade Magazine, which is available in many major newspapers. If you don't get it, however, you can read the article online, which includes an exclusive photo gallery. It's a great read. To visit the site for yourself, click the link here:
Jennifer Garner in Parade

At first, I wasn't crazy about an A-Team movie. Now, I'm really looking forward to it. Enjoy the first trailer from the movie:

If you live in the New York area, you can catch Victor Garber on the stage at the American Airlines Theater in the revival of the play "Present Laughter." For tickets, call (212) 719-1300.

In her recent interview with W Magazine, Jennifer Garner admitted she loved appearing on Broadway in 2007, but she won't be doing it again anytime soon, in order to spend time with her family. “You can’t tell your kids, ‘I’m exhausted. Wake up with someone else today’. I live my life at these two extremes. I’m either a full-time stay-at-home mom or a full-time actress. I have this internal battle between, I need to work, I need to work, I need to work and I need to be home with my kids. And the kids win.”

According to W Magazine, Ida Garten, better known as the "Barefoot Contessa" on the Food Network show, dissed Jennifer Garner's attempt to appear on her show. Garner is a fan and reached out to the host. "I tried to get on Ina's show... but eventually she just said, 'I'm sorry, I only use my real friends on the show.' I felt like, 'What are you saying? That we're not friends? I know everything about you!'" After watching her show, I think Garten is one of those New England elitists that look down on working moms like Garner (even though she is famous), so maybe she's better off not being on the show.

J.J. Abrams is getting behind the camera for TV again, for the first time since he directed an episode of "The Office" a few seasons back. He is directing the pilot for "Undercovers," a drama about two married spies, for NBC. Abrams also directed pilots for "Alias" and "Lost" as well as the HBO drama "Anatomy of Hope." This is the spy drama we had reported on earlier, which until now was unnamed. No air date has been announced.

J.J.'s reboot of "Star Trek" has officially ended its theatrical run as the most successful film in the series. With a gross of $385 million worldwide, it surpassed the earnings of all other "Trek" movies, even when the numbers are adjusted for inflation. The movie hits DVD in November.

NBC has won a bidding war among several networks for a pilot from J.J. Abrams' new projet: a drama about a husband and wife spy team. It will be titled "The Vaughns." OK, I'm kidding about the title. Even if it doesn't have the husband and wife spy team we were hoping for, I'll still give it a try. J.J. apparently wrote the pilot with Josh Reims. No word yet on production or an airdate.

TiVO alert! The SyFy Channel (I hate that new name) will air the new "Children of the Corn" movie featuring David Anders this Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 p.m. Central time. David and Kandyse McClure (Battlestar Galactica) are the leads in this new adaptation of the classic Stephen King story.

Here's a pic of Jennifer Garner at the "Invention of Lying" premiere this week. It's been a busy week for Jen - she was on Leno naming the entire Red Sox starting lineup and on Ellen confessing she uses high heels in a workout to keep her legs in shape. She also said in an interview that she and Ben have discussed working together again, although she didn't mention Daredevil or Elektra.

Be on the lookout! Jennifer Garner will be appearing on Monday's (9/21) Jay Leno show. Jennifer will be promoting her new movie "The Invention of Lying" as well as "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" which hits DVD Tuesday.

Victor Garber fans will want to make sure they TiVO the new Fox show "Glee," because The Man Who Never Sold Airplane Parts will be appearing in an upcoming episode in a guest starring role. No word yet on what episode it will be, and as soon as we find out, we'll report it. If you hear any details, feel free to email us!

Word is Bob Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof are all working on ideas for Star Trek 2, and a script will be completed this year. Leonard Nimoy has said that he will not return in the sequel, which J.J. Abrams will direct.

Starting this Friday (9/4), J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" will return to IMAX theaters for a special two-week engagement. The movie will play in only 89 theaters, so check IMAX.com to find a theater near you. This will be your last chance to see the film on a big screen before it hits DVD.

Jennifer Garner is featured on the new one sheet poster for her new film "The Invention of Lying." The trailer for this movie looks really funny, even with the weird premise. We'll find out if Ricky Gervais' humor translates to American audiences who haven't seen his version of "The Office." Until then, you can always watch that episode from Season 3 he guest-starred in. To see a larger version of the poster, click the picture.

Target is selling the individual DVD seasons of Alias for only $12.99 each this week, through Saturday the 29th. If you or someone you know has been waiting to get the seasons, now is your chance! Unfortunately, you cannot purchase the seasons online, you must buy them in store.

E! Online has confirmed through David Anders' reps that everyone's favorite fake Brit will indeed appear in several episodes of 24 next season! There is no word on what his character will be, but when asked if he would be another villain, his rep said "You never know." Great news for the Alias and Heroes alum.

TNT has announced that they have picked up their Jada Pinkett-Smith medical drama "Hawthorne" for a second season of ten more episodes. They will air sometime in 2010. That means the ever-loyal "Vartan-Hos" have another ten hours of Mikey-Boy to drool over. It also gives me another reason to post a pic of Michael Vartan for all you ladies. You're welcome.

Jennifer Garner's film "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" is coming to DVD and Blu-ray on September 22. The standard DVD will include both widescreen and full screen versions. No word yet on any extras.

Jennifer Garner has signed a "first look" development deal with her old network, ABC. Her production company, Vandalia Films, will give ABC first choice of developing any TV projects it is working on. Garner hopes to team up with past writing partners to develop female-driven TV series.

Here's preview for Jen's next movie, "The Invention of Lying, with her former Alias guest star Ricky Gervais.

This rare item from Mirage Toys has been fairly hard to pick up, but we had the chance to score a few from a dealer, and we are making them available to you! The figures and package are in great condition, with only minor flaws. We can ship this priority mail anywhere in the U.S. for $30. I know that's pricey, but since we got these on the secondary market, we had to pay a premium for them. This is for U.S. fans only and payment must be made by PayPal. Email us if you'd like one!

Victor Garber is starring in a revival of the Noël Coward comedy Present Laughter. The show begins previews on January 2, 2010, at the American Airlines Theatre with an official Broadway opening on January 21.

Garber, a four-time Tony nominee, plays Hollywood matinee idol Garry Essendine, who gets mixed up with an odd cast of characters as he tries to leave London for a trip to Africa.

From all the looks of it, the new G.I. Joe movie is gonna stink, and that's my PG language. People in an early screening hated it, and they dropped the "Real American Hero" part, because they thought international movie-going audiences still hate America. The Joes wear no American flags, and their base of operations is in Belgium. These left wing Hollywood liberals sold out the red, white and blue for money. Even though I'm a Joe fan, I won't be going.

They did get 2 things right though: Ray Park as Snake Eyes and Rachel Nichols as Scarlett. Here is a pic of the new Scarlett figure, with some great artwork of Rachel. Enjoy!

Director Kevin Smith and Ben Affleck have been friends for years, since Smith cast a young Ben in his 90's hit Mallrats. In a recent interview however, Smith says Jennifer didn't appreciate the good-natured ribbing he gave Affleck when he visited the set of Catch and Release, in which Smith co-starred with Garner.

According to Smith, "I was picking on Ben and making fun of him because I've known him for a really long time - I was talking smack - and Jennifer goes, 'You know, if you keep saying stuff about him, I'm going to kick your (behind).' And she could - I've seen Alias."

Happy birthday to J.J. Abrams! The man behind it all turns 43 today.

Jennifer Garner and Bradley Cooper are teaming up once again - this time, for Garry Marshall's romantic comedy "Valentine's Day." They join a large cast that includes Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, and Ashton Kutcher. The movie plot involves five different stories that all take place on Valentine's Day. No word yet on whether or not Jen and Brad will be on the screen together.

J.J. Abrams has confirmed that he will serve as a producer of Mission Impossible 4. Tom Cruise will again executive produce and star as Ethan Hunt. No word on who will direct or when production will begin. Abrams, of course, earned the director's chair for MI3 because Cruise was such a fan of Alias.

Here you go gals. I know some of you find him sexy, so here is a nice big pic of Michael Vartan in the new TNT drama Hawthorne, starring Jada Pinkett-Smith. Mikey plays the head of surgery to Smith's RN. Hawthorne premieres Tuesday June 16th at 9/8 central. For more info, visit TNT.

As you can see, we are working on our new format, which will be blog-based. It will take a little bit to get everything moved over, so tell us what you think!

David Anders is talking about his role in the movie "Into the Blue 2" with Laura Vandervoot (Smallville) out on DVD now. In a TV Guide interview LINKED HERE, he talks about playing a British villain again as well as his upcoming role in The Sci-Fi Channel's remake of "Children of the Corn."

Anders was also recently a guest star on the Fox series "Lie to Me."