I'm not sure how wise it really is to launch a new season of a TV show on Labor Day. Will people be at home on the couch, or will they biting into some corn on the cob at a barbecue somewhere? The CW and Fox are both hoping it'll be the couch, as both Gossip Girl and Prison Break return for new seasons tonight.

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• Filmonic has a pretty awesome rundown of which actors would play the Simpsons characters in a live-action Simpsons movie. My favorites are Allison Janney as Mrs. Krabappel and Kevin Smith as Comic Book Guy.
• The Ausiello Report has the strangest news that a Prison Break character we thought was dead is alive after all.
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How do they keep doing it? Prison Break is one of those shows that seemed to have a really solid premise for one season. Maybe two.

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• TV Squad wants to know: Why is Mad About You on MENSA's list of the smartest TV shows?
• Check out Popcandy's podcast with the filmmakers of About a Son, the Kurt Cobain documentary.
• Give Me My Remote questions whether last night's Prison Break could work as a series finale.
• Cinematical ponders a recent list of movies that make men cry, which includes The Iron Giant, Brian's Song and — Love Actually?
• Popwatch got those America's Next Top Model dolls to have a pool fight.
• Stereogum bids a sad farewell to alt-country music magazine No Depression.
• If you want to talk Dancing with the Stars, TV Cocktail has details on the new cast and predictions on how they'll do.
• DearSugar wants to know: Would you do, dump, or marry James McAvoy?

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• TV Squad rounds up TV-based comic books, just in case you want to read while the writers are on strike.
• Cinematical's weekly list laments the seven good actors who have subjected us to terrible accents in films.
• Popwatch has an early review of Wu-Tang Clan's next album 8 Diagrams.
• TV with MeeVee is impressed that the Family Friendly Programming Awards actually went to some pretty good shows.
• The MTV Movies Blog has a new photo of Sylvester Stallone looking mean (and kind of gross) as John Rambo.
• Give Me My Remote has photographic evidence of a possible Prison Break spoiler.
• Stereogum has a video preview for Bjork's "Declare Independence."
• TV Filter tries to figure out who should win Beauty and the Geek.

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• TV Squad mulls the news that ER could get one more season.
• Forget voicing Beowulf, Ray Winstone wants to talk Indiana Jones 4 over on the MTV Movies Blog.
• Popwatch decides Prison Break is "going nowhere slowly." On the other hand, TV with MeeVee thinks the show could teach 24 a few lessons.
• Pretty Much Amazing rounds up the Arcade Fire's covers of Springsteen, the Smiths, and Clinic.
• TV Filter has some suggestions for the fourth season of Weeds.
• Head over to AquariumDrunkard for a review of the companion soundtrack to the Bob Dylan movie I'm Not There.
• Give Me My Remote wonders: What one TV episode is on your desert island list?
• Cinematical has a weird vintage clip of a young Morgan Freeman on the old television show The Electric Company.
• Stereogum has a new live video of Wilco playing at Austin City Limits.

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First Private Practice, now this: The Prison Break team is planning a spinoff set in a women's prison. The show, Prison Break: Cherry Hill, would focus on a character named Molly who will be joining the regular Prison Break cast later this season. The rest of the info includes mild spoilers for upcoming episodes, but if you want to know more about the potential spinoff, just Molly is an upper-middle-class wife with a lot in common with Michael: They've both suffered at the hands of the Company, they've both lost loved ones, and they both want the people responsible for their suffering to pay. Molly's introduction to Prison Break will come when she finds Michael and Lincoln at Sona.

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So, that was some pretty shocking stuff on this week's "Prison Break," right? Luckily, I've tracked down a couple of interviews that reveal the real story behind the twisted developments. They're all pretty spoiler-y, but if you're ready to talk about the episode, just So Sara is really, absolutely, totally dead — and with her head chopped off and in a box, no less, despite previous assurances that she would spend season three alive and well. According to TV Guide's Michael Ausiello, who interviewed producer Matt Olmstead, what you saw last night wasn't the original plan. The writers decided they needed to kill Sara at some point to keep Michael's story fresh in season three, but actress Sarah Wayne Callies and the show could never come to terms on a contract.

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Fox is using Sunday's Emmy awards to dive headfirst into the Fall TV season. Technically, I suppose things kicked off with Friday's premiere of "Nashville," but tonight the heat is really on with the start of the season's first new scripted drama and the return of a fan favorite. "Prison Break" kicks things off at 8 p.m., and I know a lot of Buzz readers are ready for it.

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