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Fox and Warner Bros. Have Kissed and Made Up. Almost. At least they’ve agree to meet officially again today to settle Watchmen once and for all.

It’s now a tale of two letters. One is from producer Larry Gordon to US District Court Judge Feess. The other is an open letter written by producer Lloyd Levin on behalf of the film he has worked on for fifteen years.

The Warner Bros. production of Watchmen directed by Zack Synder was supposed to open March 2009. But that plan is now in jeopardy.

Fox just picked up an option to adapt “How to Talk to Girls,” a book written by a 9-year old. We wonder how that makes all of the waiters and bartenders in Los Angeles feel…

House picks up with a giant close up of an ant, showing off that CGI that the show has become known for. From there, it’s back to business as usual.

Fox has a legitimate court case against Warner Brothers for making Watchmen. Hopefully we can shed a little light on why.

Fox stood idly by while Warner Brothers developed Watchmen. Even though they allegedly owned the rights. Now their day in court might push back the film’s release date.

With the Fall TV season upon us, it is time to welcome back all of our old favorites. As well, it is time to discover some new shows. And in that batch of newbies, there are the good, the bad, and well, you know the rest…

If there’s anything we’ve learned over the years, it’s that “there’s always money in the banana stand!” That being said, there’s also always money in Fox’s lost hit, Arrested Development.

While I’ve been a fan of The Simpsons for years, I never got into Futurama.

You’d think that with all the movies being delayed over this WGA strike, that the others would be getting away with plain sailing in comparison.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Reject Report to all of you, and a big hello again to all you Writers Guild of America people who plan to spend Turkey Day on the picket line. We’ve got a big week of movies ahead.

The most recent issue of Entertainment Weekly has unleashed the first look at Owain Yeoman as the new incarnation of the Terminator in Fox’s upcoming television series, “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”.