It looks like Jack Bauer's counter-terrorism days may not be over after all.

Earlier this week Variety reported that the Fox network was prepared to end the long-running, Emmy-winning '24' this season (it's eighth), but now Entertainment Weekly's The Ausiello Files has reported that the 20th Century Fox production company (which makes '24') and NBC are in talks about the latter picking up the series.

Chris O'Donnell likes to get dangerous -- singing karaoke.

O'Donnell admitted to Ellen DeGeneres on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated) that he likes to sing karaoke "but generally not in a sober state." "What do you have to drink if you want to sing karaoke?" DeGeneres asked. "I'll have a little Margarita or something," O'Donnell replied. Then DeGeneres reached behind her and pulled out a Margarita, and O'Donnell launched into a karaoke version of John Denver's 'Take Me Home, Country Roads.'

Is this what they call a 'Rocky Mountain High'?

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The doctor is out. Almost.

After six years of doomed love affairs, a hallucinatory boyfriend and a battle with cancer, Izzie Stevens is reportedly hanging up her stethoscope for good. According to Michael Ausiello, blonde beauty Katherine Heigl has succeeded in negotiating a release from her 'Grey's Anatomy' contract with showrunner Shonda Rhimes; all that remains is for ABC Studios and Heigl's reps to work out an exit agreement, and Heigl will have her freedom.

With the Olympics over, many may be looking for their figure skating fix. Look no further than ABC Family's 'The Cutting Edge: Fire & Ice' (Sun., March 14 at 8PM ET).

Yes, it's the fourth incarnation of the beloved movie that had everyone saying "toe pick." Brendan Fehr -- known for his roles on 'Roswell' and 'Bones' -- stars as James McKinsey, "the bad boy of speed skating," who's been banned from his sport. Francia Raisa ('The Secret Life of the American Teenager') returns as Alex Delgado, now a figure skating teacher. Of course, sparks fly when the two are paired together to compete.

Fehr and Raisa chatted with AOL TV about the new sequel, the hardcore training and just which one of them gets to say the infamous "toe pick line."

Summer Glau is eyeing a speedy return to television.

According to an exclusive report from the Hollywood Reporter, the former star of 'Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles' is headed to NBC to join the superhero drama 'The Cape.' She'll play a tough blogger out for justice in the series, which stars David Lyons as a former cop who, after getting framed, becomes a superhero to clear his name.

According to Carlos Mencia, there actually is a direct correlation between a man's shoe size and the size of his ... um ... you-know-what. But, this rule does not apply in any way to women, he said on 'The Wendy Williams Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

When Wendy Williams admits she wears shoes in the 11-12 range, Mencia replies, "But it's okay, though. There's no correlation for women ... When a guy says, 'I have a [size] five shoe,' women are like, 'Oh, no!'"

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Last week, Tom Westman managed to escape elimination on 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains' by playing the hidden immunity idol he'd found, but last night, the FDNY lieutenant (and real-life hero) had his fire extinguished once and for all.

Not that the ouster came as any great shock. He'd even predicted as much when Jeff Probst asked who was going home. "It's me tonight unless a couple of good people vote for the team," he said, "and for our strength and for our unity and not for the numbers."

Bingo.

Aaron Douglas has gone from relative obscurity to TV fame in a matter of years, a feat that isn't repeated very often by Canadian actors. Starting with 'Battlestar Galactica', Douglas became a household name for nerds and sci-fi fanatics alike. Now he's playing a union leader in 'The Bridge', which isn't too big a stretch, considering he played a union leader on 'BSG' for almost three years.

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