Watch With Amanda: See The First 5 Minutes of AHS and other TV News & Gossip

FX has released the first five minutes of American Horror Story: Asylum and it doesn’t disappoint. The season premiere opens with horny newlyweds Jenna Dewan and Adam Levine wandering around the abandoned asylum featured in this new installment and giving us a bit of a backstory about the building. Viewers will also get a change to “meet” this season’s creepy villain: Bloody Face. Watch the first five minutes of Asylum below (WARNING! It’s explicit, bloody, freaky and not the safest for work viewing). Hit the comments to tell us what you think!

Apparently the new werewolf on the block may not return for Season 3 of Teen Wolf. EOnline has reported there are rumours circulating that Colton Haynes, who plays lacrosse jock turned killer kanima turned werewolf, Jackson Whittemore will not be returning to the series. Haynes hinted at his exit on Twitter, saying: “These past few years have been the best of my life. I’m sad that this chapter has ended, but excited for a new one to begin. Thx for the love.”. E! says that despite the reported change in Haynes’ status, which they say is a result of failed contract negotiations, the actor could come back to the show at some point. Meanwhile, an MTV spokesperson issued the following statement: “Absolutely no truth that Colton is being pushed out or that he, or any cast member, is being replaced [as reported by US Weekly]. We love Colton and look forward to his returning with the entire cast for Season 3 of Teen Wolf.”  Jeff Davis, Executive Producer and head writer of the show tweeted “Honestly, just as shocked and confused as you guys.”

Eric Dane, whose Grey’s Anatomy death still has us all in mourning, has just signed on to headline TNT’s apocalyptic drama pilot The Last Ship according to TVLine. The project, produced by Michael Bay and based on the novel by William Brinkley, follows the crew of a naval destroyer in the wake of a global catastrophe that nearly obliterated the earth’s population. Dane will play Captain Tom Chandler, a career Navy man and a loving father and husband who’s never home as much as he’d like to be. Chandler is authoritative, decisive, fair, courageous and a born leader, respected and loved by men and women in his command. The cast also includes Lost’s “Man In Black/The Smoke Monster” Titus Welliver who will play second in command, Mike Slattery.

In other Grey’s Anatomy news, Neve Campbell has been confirmed to join the cast for a multi-episode arc this season, playing one of Derek’s (Patrick Dempsey) four sisters. The latest member of the Shepherd clan arrives during a particularly tumultuous time in Derek’s life. The severe hand injury he sustained in last May’s plane crash has brought his storied surgical career to a standstill.

NBC will now air The Munsters reboot Mockingbird Lane as a Halloween special on Friday, October 26 at 8/7 before Grimm, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Rumors about the potential series’ demise have been around for weeks and THR reports that producer/writer Bryan Fuller and director Bryan Singer had different visions for the $10 million pilot, and in the end, the network didn’t love the finished product. Fuller is now committed to stewarding NBC’s midseason drama Hannibal, as well which complicates matters for the series even further. According to an insider, if the Halloween special does well in the ratings NBC may go ahead and order it to series. NBC has billed Mockingbird Lane as “a visually spectacular one-hour drama” based on the 1960s sitcom. It stars Jerry O’Connell as Herman Munster, Portia de Rossi as his wife Lily and Eddie Izzard as Grandpa.