There's more coming up -- we get Jackson to show off his dance moves in an upcoming segment. Check back later for more interviews with Jackson and the rest of the cast!

• Chace talks about all the smack talk that's come out about him: "Model turned actor, dime a dozen, eye candy, doesn't know what he's doing ... and Perez Hilton says I have 'gayface.' So on top of everything else, I have to overcome gayface."
  
• Chace on his high-school experience: "I'm pretty sure I wasn't having sex with any cougars."
  
• Penn, on Chace: "It's like he was genetically bred to be a teen star."
  
• Penn on his demeanor: "People who don't know me that well often think I'm a bit of an asshole and take myself too seriously. I don't take anything seriously. [J]ust because I'm not smiling doesn't mean I'm not happy. Chace is one of the most positive guys I've ever met, and you can see that in the way he walks around. I'm also like that—but you can't see it."
  
• Ed on his vocal model for Chuck Bass: "I don't know, man, there's a slight thing in Carlton Banks [of The Fresh Prince of Bel Aire], that kind of über-preppy, that I did pick up on."
  
• Ed on Chuck's "evil" ways: "It's not like Chuck is stickin' a knife to a granny's throat. He's just mischievous."

First up, our own Jason C. talks to Pooch Hall, the man who brings us Derwin Davis. See what he has to say about becoming one with his alter-ego, Derwin's priorities for the new season, and what happens when fans see him on the street:

After that, Jason catches up with Hosea Chanchez, the actor behind Malik Wright. Hosea promises that this is the most controversial season ever, talks about his favorite scenes (they involve Robin Givens in the bedroom -- surprise surprise!), and makes a surprising confession.

Finally, we get Pooch and Hosea together, and they reveal what Pooch did to break the bro code -- and what Coby and Hosea did in retaliation!

Remember to catch the season premiere of The Game tonight!

After the non-stop angst and action last week with Shadow, it was almost a relief to watch the boys kick back and just be boys for once. The prank war! The first encounter with the soon-to-be Ghostfacers! All the Blue Öyster Cult love! What's not to like?

Find out what we think of the pranks, our reaction to the ghostbusters, discover what prompted the cry of "Holy pecs! And abs!" and hear our ideas for how the boys can make money on the road.

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Sam went sneaking off into the night with Ruby while Dean slept -- and that, unfortunately, was the last we saw of him. But Kripke and Co. made it up to use by introducing several other family members -- John Winchester (who was contemplating buying a VW van!), Mary Campbell (she's a Hunter!), and her Hunter parents Samuel and Deanna. Yes, you read the right --- her parents names were Sam and Dean... ish. Whatever, we'll take it.

Castiel sent Dean back in time with the admonition that he has to "stop it." What it? Apparently, angels aren't so great at clarifying the meaning of their objective personal pronouns, so Dean's on his own. At first, he doesn't even realize he's back in the 1970s, but he gradually catches on -- and figures out that the handsome, good-natured, dark-haired stranger he's talking is John Winchester. And the sweet, pretty blond John's wooing? That would be Mary. Oh, and Mary? She's a Hunter. And she's perfectly capable of kicking serious ass. Whoo-hoo!

When Ollie nearly passes out at a big charity 'do (staffed with half-naked waiters and waitresses, natch), Chloe and Clark are there to catch him. The press thinks he's just drunk, but Clark and Chloe know better. Ollie refuses to let them take him to the hospital -- he knows what's doing this to him, and he knows that conventional medical treatment will kill him. How does he know this? Because it's happened before.

Years ago, Ollie washed up on an island after a shipwreck, and developed his awe-inspiring archery skills (it took him a while, but hunger is a great motivator). Then, after two years of lonely exile, he hears other human voices -- and immediately manages to scratch himself with an incredibly toxic plant that he'd somehow avoided up until now. Whatever -- it leads to sweaty, shirtless Ollie scenes, so we're ok with it.

Warning: Misha gives us a couple of clues about what's coming up in tonight's episode, and we've got a tiny clip featuring Jensen Ackles. Don't watch if you want to remain unspoiled!

And then... we read the article. We agree with the basic point -- The Game is a great show that doesn't get half enough press coverage. When it does, the reporters on the other ends of the microphone can sound like they're never even heard of the show, much less watched it. But that hardly applies to Jason and the rest of us here at The CW Source -- we love the show, and we like to think we know our stuff!

Want proof? Check back tomorrow to see some of the interviews Jason did at the very premiere party where that picture was taken. So thanks for raising the issue, Detroit News, but give us credit when it's due!

We kid, of course – we really liked the episode, and the concept of the girls looming Godzilla-like over a scale-model version of L.A. was loads of fun. Of course, some did it better than others…

But let’s back up and talk about the personality conflicts. What do you think of the whole Marjorie situation? We actually sympathize with her – we’d be total wrecks if we were in that house, having people tear apart our looks and judging our every move! Of course, that’s one of the many reasons we’re NOT on a reality show… But the cultural-difference explanation makes sense to us. And hey, if Paulina – the person who has her feet in both worlds – says that’s what’s going on, we’re inclined to believe her. (Also, we completely love her, so we’ll agree with almost anything she says.) But other girls – especially Samantha – seems to feel like Marjorie’s self-doubt is a personal affront. Get over it, Sam!

One Tree Hill was all over the place this week -- just like the characters, who were mostly all living in their own world. But Jackie, Mia and I are together on our disappointment with the episode. But hey -- at least Nanny Carrie is finally gone for good! (We hope.)

Nanny Carrie puts her fiendish plan (which, Dan is quick to remind us, sucks) into action and lures Haley and Jamie to her house of horrors. Fortunately, Deb and Dan are there to help out, because Nathan is checking out a basketball team far away, Lucas is off dealing with book stuff in New York, Peyton is worrying about her maybe-dad, and Brooke is confronting her feelings with the help of her shrink. Oh, and Millie's back ... but where's Mouth?

Find out what we really think about the Nanny Carrie storyline (in case you couldn't guess), hear our ideas for Brooke's new venture (hint -- it showed up on America's Next Top Model last season!), hear the evidence we discover that proves Peyton's paternity, and findout why Lucas is really skipping Chicago on the book tour.

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It had only been a few minutes into the latest Privileged and there was porn, romance and a seductive plan by Sage to get the low down on the Smith family tree. (Special treat for old Will & Grace and Hidden Palms fans, Leslie Allen Jordan appeared as dive salon owner. We can’t help but smile every time we hear his sassy little voice.)

And, if you missed the sexual-stiff conversation between Charlie and Megan, all we can say is - hilarious. We can totally picture Megan being a little "stiff."

Porn and stiffness aside, the latest Sage drama has her working in cahoots with Lily, of all people. We should have seen it coming. It was only a matter of time before these two gossip girls/drama queens got together. Megan better watch her back!

Ok, we had to include this picture because Naomi's shoes are distracting. What are those? Anyway...

Last night's episode of 90210 focused mostly on the older generation - which we were actually happy about. Debbie Wilson finally had something more to do than be a doting wife and mother hanging around the house dispensing advice. It was great to see her step up and take the reins when her boss was in need of help. Her confidence got her in the door and her abilities got her the job shooting at the show.

In Mr. Matthew's class, the students are given an assignment to write a paper on a career they may be interested in pursuing. Annie decides to write the paper about the photo shoot and is convinced by Mr. Matthews to let problem-addled Adrianna tag along. Ryan, Kelly and Brenda are all still trying to figure out if Adrianna has been abusing drugs and this might be a good way for them to find out. Meanwhile, Kelly's got some other issues to handle: Dylan wants to talk and get back into her and Sammy's lives. All of this drama forces her to tell Ryan right now isn't the best time for them to get into a relationship. A very hurt Ryan brings up a good point - why did Dylan call Brenda if he really wanted to speak to Kelly?

When all of the thoughts about the past love-triangle between Kelly, Brenda and Dylan come to the surface, Kelly basically verbally attacks Brenda and accuses her of having more than a friendly relationship with him. Brenda denies anything more than just trying to protect Kelly - but when she deletes Dylan's phone number out of her phone it becomes a little more suspicious. If they really are just friends, why not keep the number? Also, are Brenda and Ryan starting to get something going? He was looking more mischievous with Brenda at his side and we kind of liked that!

Warning: Dustin drops a few hints about what's coming up in tonight's episode, Model Behavior (let's just say the title is ironic, ok?). Spoilerphobes, you might want to wait until after the show to watch the clip. Everyone else: Check it out!

This episode really got us talking! We love the way this show can combine serious bad behavior with a whole lot of heart -- even (or maybe especially!) the villains have compelling reasons behind their actions!

There was so much going on this week. Jenny is skipping school to be indispensable to Eleanor Waldorf, but she runs afoul of Blair. Meanwhile, Serena starts to embrace the limelight, Dan follows Chuck for a walk on the wild side, and Lily realizes just what she's done by marrying Bart.

But that's not all! Find out what pushed Jackie over the edge, what Mia thinks about the guy in the bar, and how I deal with Dan's writerly habits. Plus, we discuss who we'd rather be minions for and say how we really feel about Charlie Trout.

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