Kristen Bell, Enrico Colantoni, and Max Greenfield reunite. (Kristen Bell/WhoSay)

Veronica Mars may only have graduated six years ago, but it's never too early for a reunion!

Kristen Bell, who played the eponymous teen sleuth on the beloved-but-cancelled series "Veronica Mars" from 2004 to 2007, reunited with two of her old cast mates at a hockey game on Thursday.

"Lookie who I ran into at the Kings Vs Redwings game! @ricocolantoni! Tv dad, meet my baby daddy!" Bell tweeted, along with an adorable photo of herself, fiancé Dax Shepard, and Canadian actor Enrico Colantoni, who played her father Keith Mars throughout "Veronica Mars'" run.

Kaley Cuoco (Associated Press/John Carucci)

"The Big Bang Theory" star Kaley Cuoco has found herself in the middle of a big media feud -- all over a single tweet.

According to The Wrap, who first broke the story, it all started when Cuoco tweeted out this paid endorsement for satellite-TV provider Dish's new Hopper DVR to her 1.2 million Twitter followers:

  Cuoco's tweet

Plenty of celebrities leverage their massive Twitter followings to endorse products, so that's no big deal. The problem? CBS, which airs "Big Bang," is currently locked in a nasty lawsuit with Dish over the Hopper DVR, which allows viewers to automatically skip commercials during primetime shows. So this tweet could be seen as Cuoco taking sides against her own network.

Cuoco's tweet has since been deleted, and her representatives aren't commenting, so it looks like this was just a simple misunderstanding on her part. But the war of words rages on between Dish and CBS.

[Related: 'Big Bang's' Kaley Cuoco Gets Back in the Saddle After a Bad Accident]

When the tweet came down,

Ricky Schroder and Cambrie Schroder. (Hallmark)

Three decades ago, Ricky Schroder was a child star on TV's "Silver Spoons." Today, he's back on the small screen... and he's bringing his family with him this time.

Schroder wrote, directed, and stars in "Our Wild Hearts," a family drama set to debut next month on Hallmark Movie Channel. And he already knows his lead actress pretty well: Ricky's 16-year-old daughter, Cambrie Schroder, makes her acting debut as Willow, a headstrong teen who moves from Malibu to a dusty horse ranch in the mountains to live with her father Jack (played by Ricky).

In the exclusive behind-the-scenes clip above, Ricky talks about stepping into the role of director: "I love being on set, because I've basically grown up on a set. And now I love to contribute as a director and help steer the ship, if you will." Plus, Cambrie credits her dad with helping her develop the role of Willow: "I'm learning how to get emotions out... I'm learning a lot from him."

The family connections don't stop with Cambrie. Ricky

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"Big Brother Canada" premiered Wednesday night on Slice, thus officially cementing the Great White North as the newest mecca of reality television (or specifically, the "Big Brother" franchise).

If you watched the premiere, you saw the 15 contestants enter their literal house of discontent, all for a chance to win $100,000, a new car, and a $25,000 shopping spree at The Brick. And what a house it is! Contestants like 26-year-old web content editor Peter Way to keep positive, guys.

However, premature animosity wasn't the only emotion running rampant, thank goodness. Andre from Newfoundland contrasted most reality series' "I'm not here to make friends" vibe by saying he hopes "Big Brother Canada" will see him become "the Hugh Grant in that romantic comedy who finds Sandra Bullock in the end." But it gets better -- clever editing gave way to housemate Jillian's introduction, in which she claimed people mistake her for Sandra Bullock constantly. The tension rises! (Provided Andre thinks she looks like Sandra Bullock, too.)

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Ladies and gentlemen -- but specifically Rogers customers -- prepare yourselves for the worst-case scenario.

Huffington Post Business reports that Rogers and AMC are struggling to make a distribution agreement, which may result in AMC shows -- like "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad," and "The Walking Dead" -- being yanked from Canadian airwaves. This tug of war has actually been going on for some time, and has led to AMC setting up a website that urges customers to call Rogers and ask that the network be saved in Canada. And get this: Rogers and AMC's distribution runs out on Thursday (Feb. 28), leaving a very small window of opportunity. Kind of.

Whitney Duncan and Keith Tollefson"Survivor: SouthPacific" babe Whitney Duncan may have been secretly married during her time on the show, but she's not keeping quiet about her new engagement to fellow cast member Keith Tollefson!

While she was filming "Survivor," the country singer was secretly married to Donny Fallgatter, frontman for the band KingBilly. Even their friends and family didn't know they had wed.

But during her time in the South Pacific, Duncan began to fall for Tollefson. Both members of the Savaii tribe, they quickly paired off. Tollefson was the eighth person voted out, then Duncan followed as the 12th. Just before returning home, Duncan called Fallgatter to ask for a divorce.

After the show, Duncan opened up about the short-lived marriage. "I was in an unhealthy and unhappy relationship, and I never would have thought I would have fallen in love on 'Survivor,'" she said.

On Twitter, she recently noted:

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Warning: This post contains spoilers

Last night, Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) and Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) tied the knot on "Parks and Recreation." Their forfeit their planned wedding -- scheduled for three months later -- and opting instead to get married in the same city hall where they first met.

Clearly, it was as beautiful as it sounds. And if you need any proof that Ben and Leslie's wedding trumps any wedding you've been to -- or are planning for yourself -- look no further than the following points. Tears expected.

The cast of "Big Brother Canada." (Slice)

The time has come, "Big Brother" fans! Hosted by Arisa Cox, Canada's own version is premiering on Slice on Feb. 27, and will air Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET, Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET (which will be the eviction episodes), and Sundays at 9 p.m. ET.

So, with less than a week to go, hype for the series has officially begun -- especially since "Big Brother Canada" house guests have just been announced. Here's who we can expect to see over the next few months:

Jillian, Tom, and Peter. (Slice)

- Jillian MacLaughlin, 27: a teacher from New Glasgow, N.S. She describes herself as "hyper, easygoing, and driven," and she hates when people mock her for being healthy. Arm yourselves, snack-eaters.

- Thomas Plant, 24: a bartender and firefighter from Edmonton, Alta. He plans on winging his strategy, as well as hiding the fact that he's a firefighter. So apologies, Thomas, for writing about that now.

- Peter Brown, 26: a web content curator from Surrey, B.C. His perfect day would be going to a "multimillion dollar theme park because it