Hit cable channel USA is getting into the daytime game. According to The New York Times, USA is adapting Cat Greenleaf’s Talk Stoop for its daytime block. The interview show is currently broadcast in the top nine television markets on NBC.

There are to be three to four vignettes each hour, with each vignette lasting from 10 seconds to 60 seconds. The vignettes, which go by the jargon-y term “short-form content pods” at USA, are to run adjacent to regular commercials.

 

John Stamos’ career continues to explode this year. The General Hospital alum has landed a huge recurring role on USA Network's Necessary Roughness. Per Deadline, Stamos will appear in all 10 episodes of the show’s upcoming third season.

Stamos will play, Connor McClane, founder of a huge global entertainment and sports management conglomerate. McClane is determined to get Dr. Dani (Callie Thorne) to join his company after the success she’s had with the New York Hawks and their star player TK (Mehcad Brooks).

Former Daytime Emmy-winning writer Sara Bibel has a few questions for Prospect Park about their attempts to bring All My Children and One Life to Live back from the dead. Although Bibel praises PP's efforts to resurrect the defunct sudsers, she wonders why the production studio with such primetime titans as Royal Pains and Wilfred under their belts, would try to proceed without the Writers Guild of America. Check out a snippet of her latest column after the jump, and be sure to read it in full here. READ MORE

Political Animals, the fantastic miniseries by Greg Berlanti, has been turned into roadkill by USA. According to TV Line,  USA appreciated the episodes, but it wasn't enough.

“We are proud of Political Animals, our miniseries that attracted critical acclaim and impacted the cultural conversation this summer,” the network said in a statement. “It was a pleasure to work with Greg Berlanti and Laurence Mark and a powerful cast led by Sigourney Weaver. We look forward to collaborating again with these immensely talented creatives.”

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White Collar and former Guiding Light star Matt Bomer popped up on Season 3 of Ryan Murphy's Glee. Now Murphy has offered the in demand actor a guest appearance on NBC's The New Normal. 

Murphy revealed the casting deets on Twitter: 

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