It's too early to call it the best new drama of the fall, but 'Blacklist' will almost certainly be the best drama on NBC's new schedule.

A bunch of other famous people -- including Kate Walsh and John Stamos -- are either in talks to star in new shows, or have already signed on.

Although it's a shoo-in for renewal, there's nothing yet official for a ninth season of "The Office" next year.

According to Variety, James Spader, who plays Dunder Mifflin/Sabre CEO Robert California, will not return for another season of "The Office.

It's hard to remember it now, but seasons two through four of "The Office" can rival the current and the last of seasons "Parks and Recreation" in sheer gloriousness.

As you may have heard, James Spader has been confirmed as Steve Carrell's replacement to play the new boss at Dunder Mifflin on The Office.

Late last month, word leaked out that James Spader -- easily the best guest star during "The Office's" late-season parade of applicants to fill Steve Carell's shoes -- was in negotiations to join the NBC show full-time next season.

"The Office" ended its seventh season with a litany of guest stars applying to replace Steve Carell's departed Michael Scott after Will Ferrell exited his four-episode arc: Jim Carrey, Will Arnett, Catherine Tate, Ricky Gervais, and James Spader.