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On the fourth episode of Life Unexpected, “Bong Intercepted,” Cate and Baze get to read through some of Lux’s old papers, including a Christmas letter to Santa she wrote when she was 8 years old.

In the letter, Lux asks for one mom and one dad to love her and proceeds to describe her “perfect” parents. She also dreamed of her “parents” taking her to Disneyworld. The letter makes both Cate and Baze sad, but I think it will affect Baze the most because he doesn’t feel like the dad Lux dreamed of having.

Here’s the official episode description for “Bong Intercepted”: When Lux (Britt Robertson) gets suspended from school, Cate (Shiri Appleby) does her best to convince Principal Dugan (guest star Merrilyn Gann, Everwood) to give Lux a second chance, but, unfortunately, her efforts may have made the situation considerably worse for Lux.

Follow the jump for more video clips from the episode:

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Vampire Diaries just keeps getting better and better. With each episode, more secrets are revealed.

And now it appears they are going to make Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and several vampires very happy by finally opening the tomb in the episode airing next Thursday called “Fool Me Once.” As executive producers Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson say they don’t play around – the tomb gets opened and a lot of “big bad stuff happens.”

Here’s the official episode description: Stefan (Paul Wesley) helps Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Bonnie (Katerina Graham) out of a dangerous situation. Jeremy (Steve R. McQueen) asks Anna (guest star Malese Jow) to a party in the woods, unaware that she has her own reasons for wanting to meet him there. When Stefan, Damon and Elena work with Bonnie and Grams (guest star Jasmine Guy) to open the tomb, everyone is shocked by what they discover.

What do you think they will discover? It has to be big, so what do you think it is? And what do you think about Damon telling Stefan that he hopes Elena dies?

NFL Full Contact, truTV’s new series, will make its debut on Monday, Feb. 8 at 10 p.m. ET/PT

Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday, check out NFL Full Contact’s Super Bowl commercial starring Steeler’s Troy Polamala as “Punxsutaney” Polamlu – (six more weeks of football!)

If you love the video, consider voting for it as your favorite Super Bowl commercial on YouTube and USA Today.

NFL Full Contact reveals the sides of football the game day cameras never show, providing the ultimate look at what goes on behind the scenes of the National Football League.

Every episode lets you eavesdrop into the tense and chaotic world of making a professional football game run smoothly and features crucial events of the 2009-10 pro football season including the NFL kickoff, Dallas Cowboys Stadium opening, the London game, the Pro Bowl, the Super Bowl and the draft.

I’ll be interested to see what some of my sports fanatic friends think about this new show. After you watch an episode, let me know here by leaving a comment.

Have you been watching the new show Spartacus: Blood and Sand on Starz? At my house, the guys are all into it and I admit I’ve watched it myself.

Coming up on Friday is a new episode “Legends,” airing at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Starz. Here is the episode description: Though Spartacus (Andy Whitfield) proved himself during training and now wears the attire of a gladiator, his coarse attitude and relentless quest to see his wife isolates him from his fellow gladiators and Doctore (Peter Mensah).

Here, Spartacus gives in to his rage and attacks Crixus (Manu Bennett).

Meanwhile, finances are causing problems for Batiatus (John Hannah), but his wife Lucretia (Lucy Lawless) reminds him that you have to “spend coin to receive coin.” I guess that is an old-fashioned way to say “you have to spend money to make money.”

My thoughts on the show so far: I can’t wait until Spartacus gets his revenge on Glaber (Craig Parker). I want to know if he will see his wife again and I feel sorry for the guy because everything seems out of his control.

Does the use of splattering blood work for you on Spartacus: Blood and Sand? For me, it’s a little over the top. I think it if they would use it sparingly per episode it would have a better effect. Same with the slow-motion moves. Use them only a few times instead of in every other scene.

I just caught up on last week’s episode of The Vampire Diaries, so I’m pretty excited about watching the new episode “Children of the Damned” airing Thursday, Feb. 4 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

This will be another flashback episode, with the story going back to 1864 where we get to find out what Stefan did that was so horrible to Damon, that Damon has hated him for an eternity. The executive producers Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec explain more about the episode above:

Don’t you love how the producers say that Katherine is such a “bitch,” which makes her the total opposite of Elena.

Here is the official episode description:

In flashbacks, Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) recall the long-ago actions taken by townspeople including their father, Guiseppe Salvatore (guest star James Remar, Dexter, 48 Hours), and Pearl (guest star Kelly Hu, Army Wives), leading to the devastating events that caused the rift in their relationship.

In the present, Bonnie’s (Katerina Graham) date with Ben (guest star Sean Faris) takes a frightening turn (maybe because he’s a vampire with an agenda!) Poor Bonnie!

Elena (Nina Dobrev) helps Stefan as he and Damon race to find the missing journal that belonged to Elena’s ancestor.

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Matthew Broderick could be on TV in the near future!

Broderick is to star in NBC’s comedy pilot Beach Lane, which was greenlighted Monday by the network, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In Beach Lane, Broderick will be a celebrity author hired by an irresponsible millionaire heir to run his struggling small-town newspaper in the Hamptons.

Broderick, (Sarah Jessica Parker’s other half) does well in comedies, so this could be really good.

Broderick is known for many movies from his past ranging from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Deck the Halls, Inspector Gadget, and one of my favorites, The Cable Guy. I grew up with Broderick and would enjoy watching him on the small screen.

NBC also picked up the romantic comedy, Perfect Couples.

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