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    New Spoiler Alert!: Scandal's Game-Changers, Community's Return and Smash's Killer ID'd

    By Michael Ausiello | TVLine.com – Fri, Feb 8, 2013 9:24 AM PST

    Though Matt Mitovich and I are joined by Community‘s effervescent Yvette Nicole Brown on this week’s Spoiler Alert!, it’s still a highly upsetting episode. How could it not be?

    First, we do a post-mortem (emphasis on the “mortem”!) of the latest Scandal, in which the president – gasp! – commits murder. (“Maybe Mellie’s next!” Brown fears.) Then, we hold a wake of sorts for Smash. (I think I know the guy who’s responsible for the show’s craptastic premiere ratings.)

    RELATED | Scandal Preview with Shonda Rhimes: Find Out What’s Next for Liv, Fitz, Mellie and More!

    Luckily, Brown’s able to cheer things up with a preview of not only Community’s Thanksgiving episode but also its trip to the sorta-Inspector SpaceTime convention. (Hint: Pay special attention to the extras.)

    So what are you still reading this for? Press PLAY below to watch for yourself, then hit the comments! (And hey, be nice about my sweater. It was a gift from Charlie Brown.)


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