All My Children alumnus Leven Rambin appears on Grey's Anatomy November 19, according to E! Online. The report reveals, READ MORE

We've been told that Leven's character features heavily in the Nov. 19 episode, titled "Holidaze," and that during the course of that episode (which spans several weeks of story time), Mark (Eric Dane) and Lexie (Chyler Leigh) must cope with the shocking arrival of a woman from his past.
 

Bad news David (Brian Austin Green) and Donna (Tori Spelling) fans. It looks like you could end up waiting for your fave Pitted Peaches to reunite on 90210 as long as Silver waited to pop Donna's cherry on the original teen soap. EW.com's Michael Ausiello is reporting Green is thisclose to joining the cast of another CW series, One Tree Hill.

Fresh from the high profile flop that was Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Green could possibly play a "Jerry Maguire-esque sports agent" named Clayton who will rep OTH's true leading man Nathan (James Lafferty). (Sorry, I always preferred Nate's storylines to Lucas's wussy Great Gatsby Goes to Basketball Camp sagas.) Green's addition to the cast would be one of several to help fill the void of Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Peyton (Hilarie Burton), whose starcrossed characters tied the knot in the sixth season finale and vacated the series after real life contract squabbles reportedly didn't end amicably. READ MORE

FOX has cancelled Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, which anchored its Friday night lineup. The show, which featured Leven Rambin (ex All My Children, Lily Montgomery) in a supporting role this past season, has watched its ratings decline steadily during its run. I started out loving the show, but by the end of this season I had lost interest, ironically at least partly because of the storyline of Rambin's character and her handler from the future.

Did you watch Rambin on Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles? If so, did you like her storyline?

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Leven Rambin isn't the only ABC daytime alum on Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles these days. Former General Hospital star Dylan Cash popped up on the FOX scifi show on the last episode as the younger brother of Leven Rambin's character.

Thanks to Sean for giving me the heads up!

The Live Feed is reporting that the DVR Live+7 used by primetime TV has helped a slew of TV shows achieve marked gains in ratings. Life, Lipstick Jungle, Heroes, 90210, Grey's Anatomy, Dirty Sexy Money, Private Practice, Smallville, Prison Break, Boston Legal, Terminator and Chuck all had viewership gains of 17 - 36%.

No wonder several of these smaller shows have been picked up by their networks. What I don't understand is why the ratings for daytime soaps, which require an even larger commitment to watch, aren't calculated on Live+7? Imagine the percentage of viewership increases the soaps could have if their ratings were calculated with Live+7?

Visit The Live Feed to find out how much your favorite show's ratings increased with Live+7.