Since returning from its midseason hiatus, the 10th season of Bones has not wasted any time, welcoming everyone back with pregnancy drama, addiction relapses, serial killers, and terminally ill family members—not to mention millions of dollars. This Thursday starting at 8 p.m., an all-new, two-hour episode juggles more than a few of those plotlines. In particular, the second hour picks up just two days before one of the team's latest arrests is scheduled to be executed.

Assuming The Hunger Games tops the box office on Thursday, the sci-fi thriller will have been No. 1 for 28 straight days — the longest daily streak since 1999's The Sixth Sense held on to first place for 35 days. But Katniss' reign at the box office will likely come to an end this weekend, as two new date movies — the relationship comedy Think Like a Man and the romance The Lucky One — will fight over the crown.

Somehow, we've made it to the finale of another season of A Million Little Things, and naturally, that means the drama is abundant in these 42 mins, so let's jump right in. The final prep for Katherine and Eddie's vow renewal is underway at their home and everyone has stopped in to help. While Gary and Rome fight over who's going to be Eddie's best man, Eddie decides to give the honor to Theo instead.

Before the Twilight saga made Robert Pattinson sparkle in the box office juggernaut, the studio behind the franchise didn’t think he had the looks to play Edward Cullen. “When he came over to my house, he had black bangs for hair and was kind of out of shape because he was hanging out at the pub all the time,” director Catherine Hardwicke recalled of auditioning Pattinson for the 2008 film in an interview on the Watchalong podcast.

Hundreds of people lined the Los Angeles streets, screaming and chanting. Some carried signs. A few people were so overcome by emotion that they cried. They stood for hours — days, even — to make sure they were seen and heard, despite the harsh, ash-filled air caused by nearby wildfires. No, we’re not talking about a protest rally. This was the chaotic scene at the Nov. 17 premiere of Twilight, the epic love story of a high school girl and her vampire beau that’s based on the hit book series by Stephenie Meyer.

Vanderpump Rules is getting ready to pick up the pieces post-Scandoval. Bravo dropped a juicy first look at season 11 of the reality series during its BravoCon panel Friday, teasing what's to come in the wake of Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval's infamous split after nine years of dating, which was sparked by the revelation that he was having an affair with friend and costar Rachel "Raquel" Leviss. "To lose his best friend, his business is up the creek, everything has gone wrong in his life,"

If you know who Sanjaya is, the website you have to “thank” is shutting down. Vote for the Worst, a website started in 2004 encouraging fans of American Idol to vote for the worst contestant to bring about the end of the show, is coming to its own end. To quote its creator Dave’s own post announcing the shut down: “They say when your critics stop talking about you, you’re finished.

Perfect casting: Beverly D’Angelo as Busy Philipps’ bad mom. The Sheila character called to mind Jan Hooks as Jane Krakowski’s only-out-for-herself mom on 30 Rock, though I’m not sure Jenna’s mom would have known “exactly the right place to punch a person to make them throw up.” After all the familial drama (“mom dram”? can we make that happen?), Philipp’s Laurie, who wants to be a grownup so bad, will finally move into her own condo (with a co-sign from Jules).

I admit I was a bit puzzled by news that Lionsgate acquired the feature film rights to the pregnancy guide What to Expect When You’re Expecting. It’s not that Expecting isn’t famous enough to carry a movie—almost a quarter century old, it’s sold 16 million copies and is now in its fourth printing. (USA Today once noted that Expecting is read by 93 percent of pregnant women who buy a pregnancy book.

This week's episode opens in the makeshift — but still glitzy and glorious AF — camp of the Seanchan invaders, led by High Lord Turak (Daniel Francis). Turak's none too pleased with the unsanctioned, perplexing maneuver by High Lady Suroth (Karima McAdams) to invade a tiny fishing village, which offers little strategic advantage. Of course, Turok doesn't know that taking the village was actually Ishamael's decision, in a failed attempt to kidnap Perrin.