With television talent both in front and behind the camera making a habit of tweeting photos ranging from spoilerific to hilarious, theTVaddict.com thought it might be fun to introduce a new feature to the site that we’ve not-so-cleverly decided to call “Photo of the Day.” Today’s subject, courtesy of NBC’s official 30 ROCK twitter feed (@nbc30rock) comes a date fans of the lovelorn Elizabeth Miervaldis Lemon will most definitely want to mark on their calendar. Tweeted 30 Rock, “#LizandCriss are GETTING MARRIED!!”

With television talent both in front and behind the camera making a habit of tweeting photos ranging from spoilerific to hilarious, theTVaddict.com thought it might be fun to introduce a new feature to the site that we’ve not-so-cleverly decided to call “Photo of the Day.” Today’s subject, courtesy of 30 ROCK executive producer Jack Burditt (@jackburditt) comes some breaking bad news about tonight’s guest star! Tweeted Burditt, “This guy drops by 30 Rock tonight. See how excited he is?”

With television talent both in front and behind the camera making a habit of tweeting photos ranging from spoilerific to hilarious, theTVaddict.com thought it might be fun to introduce a new feature to the site that we’ve not-so-cleverly decided to call “Photo of the Day.” Today’s subject, courtesy of executive producer @jackburditt comes a behind-the-scenes look at the start of 30 ROCK’s final season. Sniff.

Good News: Your very own TV Addict will not be forced to “Occupy NBC” thanks to today’s announcement that both PARENTHOOD and 30 ROCK will be back for fourth and seventh season respectively. Bad News: Both renewals come with strings attached in that PARENTHOOD’s order is for a mere 15 episodes (down from this season’s already shortened order of 18) while 30 ROCK’s seventh season will officially be its last. [Source]

Good News: Stars Ed Helms, John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer will return to THE OFFICE next season. Bad News: A serious question remains as to whether or not actual viewers will join them. [Source]

Good News: Joining Dick Wolf’s CHICAGO FIRE and J.J. Abrams/Eric Kripke’s REVOLUTION on NBC’s schedule next fall will be David Schulner’s Jekyll & Hyde-esque medical drama DO NO HARM and Liz Helden’s REVENGE-esque sudser INFAMOUS. Bad News: Unless your a PARKS AND RECREATION and COMMUNITY fan (Gulp!), NBC’s flurry of activity this week has taken virtually all of the suspense and excitement out of next Monday’s UpFront announcement in New York City. [Source]

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Good News: NBC has just renewed COMMUNITY for thirteen episodes. Bad News: Four seasons and a movie just doesn’t have the same ring to it. [Source]

Good News: TNT has greenlit a new David E. Kelley medical series entitled MONDAY MORNINGS featuring an all-star ensemble including Ving Rhames (Pulp Fiction), Alfred Molina (Spider-Man 2), Jamie Bamber (BATTLESTAR GALACTICA), Jennifer Finnigan (BETTER WITH YOU), Bill Irwin (CSI), Keong Sim (GLEE), Sarayu Rao (Lions for Lambs), and Emily Swallow (SOUTHLAND). Bad News: The 10-episode first season doesn’t premiere until… wait for it… Summer 2013. [Source]

Good News: Deadline Hollywood claims to have gotten their hands on a speculative NBC schedule that includes a Wednesday night one-two combo of 30 ROCK and PARKS AND RECREATION. Bad News: PARENTHOOD is no where to be found! [Source]

Good News: Jerry Seinfeld is plotting a return to television. Bad News: In what on the surface appears to be little more than a self-indulgent reality show tentatively titled COMICS AND CARS. [Source]

Why NY Is Better Than L.A.: It seems somehow appropriate that the East Coast version of 30 ROCK’s live episode featured an appearance by Paul McCartney while the West Coast version got… Kim Kardashian.

Dumbest Statement Of The Week: In discussing this week’s brilliant outing of COMMUNITY, Bill Wyman of Slate.com, having apparently never seen an episode of CSI: MIAMI declared it a “full-frontal assault on the… lamest franchise in the history of television.”
 
Truest Statement Of The Week: In a preview for her upcoming MTV “reality” show, Snooki — aka the world’s worst role model — declares, “Honestly? I really didn’t know that I could make a baby. So the fact that I can reproduce is very scary.” For all of us, lady. For all of us.
 
Oddest Re-Emergence: Evan Marriott (aka JOE MILLIONAIRE) responded to a post on thegloss.com about how he hadn’t aged well, admitting he “never really wanted to be on TV” and that “when it came time to handle the minimal celebrity that I had, I failed miserably.”
 
Most Likely To Refuse To Leave Until We Collectively Kick Their Butts To The Curb: It was announced that KEEPING UP WITH THE KARDASHIANS has been renewed for three more seasons. In related news, Joel McHale vowed to continue mocking the clan on THE SOUP for at least twice that long.
 
Lamest Attempt To Be Credible: Wanting its movie awards to seem less like a big ol’ promo for summer blockbusters, MTV has added new categories and a completely anonymous panel of judges. Because nothing says “we aren’t just handing these out to the people we want to see attend!” like an anonymous panel of judges.
 
Most In Need Of An Eye Exam: Hey, we think MODERN FAMILY’s Sofia Vergara is gorgeous, but unlike the bouncer who refused to let her into a nightclub, there’s no way we’re mistaking her for being under 21!
 
Proof That When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Trashy: NBC replaced playwright Theresa Rebeck with GOSSIP GIRL executive producer Joshua Safran. Expected changes include a sassy anonymous reviewer to do voiceovers and a shift in focus from Broadway to a high school musical.
 
Irony Alert In 3… 2… : Bill O’Reilly proved he can dish it out but can’t take it by making sure to respond to THE SIMPSONS’ silly little joke about his network. The bloviator’s typically calculable reaction? “How predictable.”
 
Worst Time To Be Caught Doing Something There’s Never A Good Time To Do: Six days before the end of his probation for having killed a teen during a DUI incident, former PRISON BREAK star Lane Garrison was arrested for allegedly beating his ex-girlfriend.
 
Latest Abuse Of A Popular Word: Someone please tell folks like Alfonso Ribeiro that there is a difference between a flash mob and a group dance. Thank you.
 
Worst Choice Of Verbiage: In explaining that she and the rest of the cast want to return to THE OFFICE, Jenna Fischer (Pam) said, “It’s really just a matter of NBC pulling the trigger.” By which we’re pretty sure she didn’t mean “and put the audience out of its misery because the show is a ghost of its former self.”
 
Most In Need Of A Reality Check: Soon after news that Lindsay Lohan would be playing Elizabeth Taylor in a Lifetime movie broke, rumors of her bad behavior on the set of GLEE hit the web. Apparently, someone forgot to tell her that there’s a difference between playing a diva and having earned the right to act like one.
 
Least-Likely To Get A Longterm Lease: THE L.A. COMPLEX looks likely to get a hasty eviction after having the lowest-rated primetime in-season debut of all time.
 
The “Them’s Fightin’ Words” Award Goes To… : The folks at Zap2it.com for listing MODELS, INC as one of the worst shows to be aired during Fox’s 25-year history. Don’t worry, Kylie Travis, we’ve got your back!
 
First Sign That Summer’s Coming: CBS announced that our favorite guilty-pleasure, BIG BROTHER, will debut on July 12.
 
Least Funny Joke: Party-crashing REAL househusband Tareq Salahi, fresh from being cuckolded by the guitarist from Journey, declared his intention to become the Governor of Virginia.
 
The Category Is… Game-Show Blunders: Answer: It was written on the card. [Contestant buzzes in] “Why did Alex Trebek accidentally give away the answer to a question during a taping of JEOPARDY?” 
 
Unholiest Alliance: Both THE DAILY SHOW’s Jon Stewart and the various Fox News pundits took President Obama to task for his appearance on LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON. Cue the apocalypse.

With the Network’s traditional May UpFronts just around the corner, theTVaddict.com thought now might be as good a time as any to take a closer look at the potential fates of your favorite shows.

30 ROCK
You Take the Good: Tina Fey is America’s Sweetheart.
You Take the Bad: “America’s Sweetheart” isn’t what it used to be. Hence, 30 ROCK’s measly 3 million viewers per week.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: A thirteen episode seventh and final season to placate the New York Times.

ARE YOU THERE, CHELSEA?
You Take the Good: Ummm…
You Take the Bad: Writing… ratings… a semi-autobiographic show about Chelsea Handler that stars Laura Prepon… need we go on?
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: Come September, CHELSEA’s 3 million remaining fans will be the ones asking “Are you there, Chelsea?”

AWAKE
You Take the Good: Thanks to some incredibly sharp storytelling and ridiculously stellar acting, AWAKE gets serious credit for reinvigorating our interest in the run-of-the-mill police procedural.
You Take the Bad: Judging by the twenty million or so viewers that tune into the likes of NCIS on any given Tuesday, reinventing the wheel does not a hit show make.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: For his next project, can Kyle Killen’s agent puh-lease point him towards a cable network?

COMMUNITY
You Take the Good: The recent feud between creator Dan Harmon and star Chevy Chase has generated more headlines for this show than three seasons worth of creatively ambitious genre-busting storytelling.
You Take the Bad: Much to our chagrin, our Twitter feed’s infatuation with this series does not translate into real-life ratings.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: Thanks to producing partner Sony Pictures Television powers of persuasion (See: 6 seasons and counting for RULES OF ENGAGEMENT), we’re fairly confident in saying that the Greendale gang will live to study another day.

HARRY’S LAW
You Take the Good: With an average viewership of 7-8 million viewers per week, it may surprise you to discover that the Kathy Bates’ vehicle ranks as NBC’s most popular hour long drama.
You Take the Bad: Only 1 of those 7-8 million viewers fall within the much sought after 18-49 demographic.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: NBC will bring HARRY’S LAW off the bench following football season in an effort to fill the inevitable holes left by whatever new drama doesn’t find an audience come Fall (See: THE PLAYBOY CLUB)

PARENTHOOD
You Take the Good: Beautifully written and acted, PARENTHOOD continues to rank as one of the best shows you’re not watching.
You Take the Bad: We also have a feeling that PARENTHOOD continues to be one of the Networks’ priciest shows you’re not watching thanks to an ensemble top-lined by the likes of Peter Krause, Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Monica Potter and Erika Christensen.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: Based solely on the fact that no Network can afford to both launch and promote and entirely fresh slate of multi-million dollar shows, PARENTHOOD will get a pick-up with a possible move to Friday nights.

WHITNEY
You Take the Good: After a shaky start WHITNEY found its creative footing and delivered a genuinely funny latter half of the season punctuated with a super sweet finale that most definitely warrants a second season.
You Take the Bad: Currently in NBC’s very crowded development pipeline are pilots featuring big name female comedians such as Sarah Silverman, Roseanne Barr, Rachel Dratch, among others.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: Expect NBC to renew WHITNEY so that it has a launch pad from which to build a solid hour of traditional multi-camera comedy from come Fall.

UP ALL NIGHT
You Take the Good: We love stars Maya Rudolph, Will Arnett and Christina Applegate.
You Take the Bad: Just not in this poorly contrived series that had the writers awkwardly juggling Rudolph and Applegate’s work life with Arnett’s home life as stay-at-home father.
You Take Them Both and There You Have… Our Prediction: Netflix will very soon be able to thank NBC for making ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT’s shooting schedule that much less complicated.

Best News, Daytime Division: We’re not sure which was greeted with a louder cheer… word that THE REVOLUTION had been axed or that GENERAL HOSPITAL would be sticking around at least long enough to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
 
Biggest Negotiating Tactic: Having trouble getting your stars to keep their salary demands in check? Start a rumor that you’re going to reboot the show. It’s the TV equivalent of “I didn’t want your stupid ice cream anyway!” Just ask the folks at THE OFFICE.
 
Reason To Go On Living: Finally, someone is making a reality show about Bacon! Said would-be stars Justin Esch and Dave Lefkow (inventors of BaconSalt), “In the great American tradition of making the ridiculous even more ridiculous-er, we at J&D Foods look forward to joining the ranks of Snooki, the Kardashians and Flava Flav as America’s next great reality-TV stars!” 
 
Biggest Drama Queen: The folks at DEADLIEST CATCH clearly know that when you need a reaction shot or sound bite, you cut to mercurial captain Keith Colburn.
 
Worst Dieter Ever: SURVIVOR’s Jay traded a shot at immunity for beer and chicken wings.
 
Quickest Unsolving Of A Finally-Solved Mystery: After word spread that THE SIMPSON’s creator Matt Groening had finally admitted that Springfield is located in Oregon, he clarified that Homer’s hometown was named after the one in Oregon, but wasn’t actually the same location.
 
Dumbest Move: Fox news employee Joe Mutto was revealed to be Gawker’s “Fox Mole,” who risked his entire career to break such “shocking” news as Sean Hannity does softball interviews and the bathrooms at the network are really crappy.
 
Proof That Justice May Be Blind, But She Ain’t Dumb: THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF D.C.’s Tareq Salahi had his alienation of affections case against wife and fellow White House party crasher Michaele (not to mention her beau, Neal Schol, and his band, Journey) tossed out of court. Now, could the estranged publicity whores do us all a favor and just go quietly away so we can stop struggling to spell their names correctly?
 
Best Calling-Out: Fellow child stars of the 80’s and 90’s took Kirk Cameron to task for recent homophobic remarks in a hysterical Funny Or Die video.
 
Celebrity Death Match We’d Kill To See In Real Life: Imaging pitting egomaniacal pundit Keith Olbermann against perpetually-loose cannon Alec Baldwin. Yup, we’d order that on pay-per-view!
  
Biggest Dis: While trash-talking fellow RUPAUL’S DRAG RACE contestant Sharon Needles, Phi Phi O’Hara called her nemesis “he”, setting off debate as to whether it was a slip of the tongue or a purposeful slam. Being as we can’t stand Phi Phi, we’re gonna assume the worst and go with slam.
 
Least Likely To Have Their Heads Lobbed Off: The execs who brought joy to throughout the seven kingdoms by announcing GAME OF THRONES would return for a third season.
 
Most Likely To Fail A Pregnancy Test: After having her first child taken away by child protective services, 16 AND PREGNANT “star” Ebony is now expecting another baby.
 
Oddest Endorsement: DAYS OF OUR LIVES vixen (and former MELROSE PLACE star) Lisa Rinna became the spokesperson for Depends, saying she was repping the adult diapers for charity.

Best Argument Against Prop 8: Ensuring the episode lived up to HAPPY ENDINGS namesake was the ridiculously romantic culmination of Wednesday’s Valentine’s Day-themed episode featuring Max’s boyfriend Grant played by special guest star James Wolk.

Sexiest Cover: Dear Entertainment Weekly, you know that seemingly never-ending string of Twilight covers we constantly give you a hard time for? Well, all is forgiven

From the Department of Less is More: This week’s super-sized hour-long episode of 30 ROCK was an unfortunate reminder that bigger isn’t always necessarily better.

This Week in Deja Vu: Is it wrong that the funniest thing about this week’s MODERN FAMILY may have been the fact that not one writer seemed to realize how awfully familiar Greg Kinnear’s overtly affectionate boss character was to a certain SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE skit?

Lamest Decision Ever: Producers of the Oscars announced that it was unlikely the two songs competing for Best Original Song won’t be performed during the ceremony. Our response? No Muppets, No Oscars!  
 
Cheapest Thrill: PROJECT RUNWAY ALL STAR’s Anthony got a strapping young man in Central Park to strip down. After taking the dude’s shorts, Anthony later got the boot.
 
Most Unexpected Support: Bill O’Reilly actually took the conservative group One Million Moms to task for bashing JC Penney’s hiring of Ellen DeGeneres.

Way To Class Up The Joint! The next cycle of AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL will feature American girls struttin’ their stuff against British lasses. Something tells us this is going to give all new meaning to the term “ugly American.”
 
Nastiest Attack: During CPAC (the Conservative Political Action Conference), Fox news contributor Cal Thomas — speaking about the White House’s stance on contraception with regards to health insurance coverage — said that MSNBC host Rachel Maddow was “the best argument in favor of her parents using contraception.”
 
Classiest Response: In response to Thomas’ remarks, Maddow said, “Mr. Fox News person… I am sorry that you feel that way about me, that you wish I had never been born. Personally, I’m glad that you were born. Otherwise, how would Republicans get the special Fox news bat signal that it’s time to be outraged… about what used to be Republicans’ own policy?”
  
Worst Trend: Yet again, a show — this time GLEE — is taking an extended “hiatus” (seven weeks) so as to stretch their episodes out until May. Remember the good old days when “hiatus” meant canceled and not “we should make more episodes”?
 
New Reason To Love Hoboken: The town nixed the idea of Snooki and J-Woww filming their JERSEY SHORE spin-off there. Which is bad news for Jersey City, whose mayor oh-so-wrongly believes there’s no such thing as bad publicity.
 
Baby Bump News, Daytime Division: Fans of GENERAL HOSPITAL’s Jason and Sam were thrilled to learn that the baby she’s expecting was fathered by him, not maybe-attacker Franco. (Liason fans, on the other hand, were not.)
 
Twitter Regret Of The Week: Bet newly-suspended CNN reporter Roland Martin regrets sending this one: “If a dude at your Super Bowl party is hyped about David Beckham’s H&M underwear ad, smack the ish out of him.” 
 
Tackiest Cliffhanger: AMERICAN IDOL ended Wednesday’s episode with would-be warbler Symone Black falling off the stage, leaving viewers to fret about her condition until Thursday. Although Nigel Lythgoe tweeted that it wasn’t a cliffhanger, Fox sure as heck treated it as one.
  
Least Shocking News: Nielsen reported that young people are watching less television. File that one under “D” for duh.
 
Bloody Good News: Ryan Murphy confirmed that Jessica Lange will be returning for season two of AMERICAN HORROR STORY.
 
Oddest Decision: Apparently, Bravo has decided that when it comes to THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF MIAMI, the new rule is, “If it’s broken, renew it… and then fix it.” Because God forbid they do something radical like run a scripted series.
  
Most Mixed Message: Even as ABC has infuriated millions of soap fans with the cancellations of ONE LIFE TO LIVE and ALL MY CHILDREN (and the probable demise of GENERAL HOSPITAL later this year), they continue ordering primetime sudsers. The latest? MISTRESSES, based on the BBC drama.

Move over Madonna, forget you GLEE, the cast of 30 ROCK just stole your thunder with their SMASH-tastic Super Bowl promo featuring some insanely adorable cameos by many of your favorite NBC stars. Enjoy.