Expect to see more frat parties, wild sex, hazing and football on Spike TV. The cable network has renewed the hilarious Blue Mountain State–starring Days of Our Lives grad Darin Brooks– for a third season of 13 episodes, according to Deadline.

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Days of our Lives grad Darin Brooks (pictured with ex-Y&R star Kelly Kruger above), whose Spike comedy Blue Mountain State returns Wednesday for its second season, popped up at Spike’s Scream 2010 Awards on Saturday. See more photos from the event at Pop Confidential.

Watch Blue Mountain State trailers here.

If you’ve listened to the Pop Confidential podcast you know that Regan and I often have similar tastes in TV shows, with a few exceptions such as my love for all things sci-fi and her appreciation for that MTV drivel Jersey Shore. But now we both have something to rejoice about, the return of our guiltiest of guilty pleasures, Spike’s raunchy Blue Mountain State starring Days of our Lives grad Darin Brooks.

If you haven’t watched Blue Mountain State and are ready for some big laughs and more and a few "ewww" moments then tune in for its second season premiere on October 20. Watch the Blue Mountain State promo after the jump! READ MORE

It looks like while I was off waking up in Vegas like Katy Perry for the 37th Annual Daytime Emmys, the first two episodes of Miss Behave, the new, Koldcast teen sudser starring Days of Our Lives alums Jillian Clare (ex-Abby) and Darin Brooks (ex-Max) premiered! Miss Behave— for which Clare also serves as an executive producer— tells the webisodic story of Tori Archer (Clare), a spoiled, 16-year-old, Malibu heiress, who is crushing on bad boy Riley (Marco James) and telling as many lies as she has to to be with him. 

Tori is caught between her two best friends, sweet Danielle (Jenna Stone), whom Tori has known since high school and Tasha (Bianca Magick), a trouble making minx and the ultimate bad influence on Tori. Tori's college-aged, big brother, Billy (Trevor Nelson) is dealing with boyfriend and Mommy issues, while Tori's own ex-boyfriend from grade school, Dylan (Brett DelBuono) doesn't quite realize that particular ship has sailed and sunk.

Rounding out the cast is Brooks as Blake Owens, the drama teacher who is determined to see Tori play Juliet in a school production of Shakespeare's tragedy. Something tells me Mr. Owens will end up doing more than running lines with his young pupil!

 I just watched the first two episodes of the web sudser and I am beyond impressed with the quality production values, pacing, characterization and realistic dialogue. I maybe would ditch the characters talking the plot aloud so much, but it isn't that problematic. I give the show a solid recommendation! Check out the first two episodes of Miss Behave after the jump, then head on over to the official website to learn all about the Miss Behave Universe! READ MORE

I tell you what, those Abby Deveraux from Days of Our Lives are some busy little bees! Hey, you know, that would be a good spinoff title for Pretty Little Liars, which stars DAYS ' most recent Abby, Ashley Benson. Busy Little Bees— coming to ABC Family!

Wait... what was I talking about again? (grabs Ritalin pill bottle, then chases it with hot Belvedere). Okay, so Jillian Clare, who played pre-teen Abby on the NBC soap a few years back, is now co-executive producing her own nasty, fun-looking, teen web soap called Miss Behave and get this, she's only 17!  Clare recently spoke to Tubefilter about being a teen, playing a teen and creating content as a teen. READ MORE

Blue Mountain State star Darin Brooks is returning to Days of our Lives as Max Brady for a couple of episodes, according to Soap Opera Digest. In the episodes, which will air in March, Max will be checking up on his little sister Melanie (Molly Burnett). You can watch new episodes of Brook's new sports comedy, Blue Mountain State, on Spike.

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