Here's something you don't see every day. Zachary Levi, the star of the TV series Chuck, making sandwhiches?

He has been in the UK for the past couple of days, having attended the Starfury T1 convention.

With the final episode of season two now broadcast, the fear is that NBC won't be renewing the show for a third season.

So, a campaign was launched that involved going to Subway and buying a sandwich. Levi, being in Birmingham, UK at the time, promptly invited everyone to follow him to the local brand, and preceded to take over the store. For it was he who stepped behind the counter and started making the sandwiches.

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Look at J.J. Abrams using his fancy sci-fi connections.

After collaborating on his upcoming Star Trek reboot, Abrams is close to bringing on Leonard Nimoy to play the pivotal role of William Bell on his Fox baby, Fringe.

Although Nimoy has yet to sign on the dotted line, a Fringe insider says "everyone's optimistic" that the 78-year-old Trek icon will be the one to play Walter Bishop's former lab partner-turned-millionaire founder of Massive Dynamics.

The character is slated to debut in next month's season finale and then return in the fall for an extended arc.

Reaction? Is your inner fanboy on the verge of exploding? Already salivating at the prospect of Nimoy geeking out with John Noble? Stunt value aside, do you think Nimoy is right for the part? Sound off below!

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Hear that? That's the last nail getting hammered into "Reaper's" coffin.

Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters, the creators and exec producers of The CW's "Reaper," have signed a seven-figure, two-year deal with 20th Century Fox TV, which calls for them to leave the supernatural dramedy that's been on the bubble for renewal in its second season.

It's not really surprising news. Korbi TV already mentioned that the future looked grim for "Reaper," and it was previously announced that Tyler Labine, who plays wacky pal Sock on the show, has signed on to star in a FOX pilot.

It's a shame really, since the show is good and the ratings for "Reaper" were higher than the much ballyhooed return of "90210" last week. Hope springs eternal of course, but mainly for rabid fans who don't want to let go.

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Just as ER prepares to tee up its series finale, one of its alumni has booked a meaty new gig.

Mekhi Phifer, who for six seasons walked the halls of County General as Dr. Gregory Pratt, has booked a multiple-episode appointment on Fox's Lie to Me, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

Phifer will appear on the freshman drama series as Ben Reynolds, an FBI agent who partners with Dr. Lightman (Tim Roth) to track a serial rapist terrorizing the D.C. area.

Reynolds serves as The Lightman Group's government liaison on the case, as he has spent six months pursuing the elusive criminal.

Phifer's arc kicks off Wednesday, May 6.