Spike TV used its upfront presentation platform Tuesday to unveil a new logo and tagline and announce an overall deal with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, among other news.

ABC is moving forward with its all African-American Uncle Buck comedy.

The network has tapped Mike Epps to take on the role played by John Candy in the 1989 feature of the same name, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

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ABC's L.A. Crime is enlisting a True Blood alum.

Karolina Wydra has boarded the network's anthology, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.  

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Julie Plec is continuing to build her own repertory company.

The prolific producer has cast The Originals newbie Claudia Black in her CW pilot Cordon, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Buffy, prepare to take on The Force.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum Sarah Michelle Gellar has joined the voice cast of Disney XD's Star Wars Rebels, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Details on just which character Gellar will voice on season two of the animated series are being kept under wraps.

TruTV is officially in the scripted business.

The Turner-owned cable network on Tuesday announced that it has ordered comedy Those Who Can't to series, marking its first full-length series.

Jillian Michaels has found her next gig after The Biggest Loser.

The personal trainer will headline Sweat Inc., a new unscripted original series on Spike TV that centers on finding the next fitness phenomenon. Michaels will serve as host and judge for the series, along with two other fitness industry experts. Together they will be tasked with deciding which undiscovered workout is best suited to be the next Soul Cycle, Zumba, or Crossfit.

IFC's Garfunkel & Oates is one and done.

The AMC Networks-owned cabler has opted to cancel the comedy series after one season, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

NBC is committed to the variety show, ordering six episodes of Marlon Wayans-hosted half hour I Can Do That!

The series, which will air in the summer, will feature celebrities including Cheryl Burke (Dancing With the Stars), Joe Jonas, Nicole Scherzinger, Ciara, comedian Jeff Dye and actor Alan Ritchson.

To mark the debut of House of Cards season three, THR will be breaking down the biggest moments from each episode every day through March 11.

Doc McStuffins is headed to Hulu. 

The streamer has inked an exclusive SVOD deal with Disney-ABC Television Group for all episodes of the Disney Junior series beginning this spring. Subsequent seasons will be made available to Hulu Plus subscribers after the last episode of each season airs. 

FXX's Man Seeking Woman will continue its search for a second season.

The younger-skewing cable network has renewed the Jay Baruchel comedy from showrunner Simon Rich for a second season, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

The comedy about a sad sack guy (Undeclared and Goon's Baruchel) in search of love and his sweet and surreal adventures will return for an additional 10 episodes in 2016.

Charlie Ebersol is segueing into the scripted arena.