Fall TV News

Amy Poehler choked up a bit while giving her goodbyes to 'Saturday Night Live' after eight seasons of laughs, ending a memorable run that was thought to have been over two months ago with the birth of her son.

He calls her "the most fabulous woman" he's ever worked with. She says he "energizes" and "truly inspires" her. It's nothing but the mushy stuff between soon-to-be '30 Rock' co-stars Alec Baldwin and Salma Hayek.

Rosie O'Donnell displays her unique style of damage control during a visit to NBC's 'Today' show on Monday, piling on ample praise for Barbara Walters -- whom she angered last week with these comments -- and later a dig at the director responsible for her most controversial moment on the talk show. Watch the Full Interview >>

With Brooke Smith's recent departure from the show, two newbies are prepping for the ER on 'Grey's Anatomy.' Melissa George plays Sadie, one of Meredith's (Ellen Pompeo) former college friends while Mary McDonnell plays Dr. Dixon, a new heart surgeon with Asperger's syndrome. Be honest: are you liking the new characters?

Former 'Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington, who says the firing of Brooke Smith from 'Grey's was "disgusting," thinks the way to save the show is by hiring him again.

George Clooney is considering reprising his role as hunky doctor Doug Ross at the end of 'ER's' final season. In an interview with TV Guide, Noah Wyle spills a few casting beans, namely the scoop on Clooney and the return of Eriq La Salle as Dr. Peter Benton. "From what I heard, George said, 'absolutely,' schedule permitting," Wyle, who plays Dr. John Carter, tells the magazine.
More Casting: Sheen Enlists Brother's Help

Emilio Estevez will guest star as one of Charlie Sheen's old drinking buddies on 'Two and a Half Men.' "My dad did the show a couple of years ago," Sheen says, "so it was only a matter of time until someone of my brother's talent could also come and play in our sandbox."