As anticipated, Nadya Suleman — a.k.a. California’s Octomom — says she is in serious talks with a U.K.-based production company to do a docu-series that would air on TV overseas. Suleman told Life & Style magazine that she would allow the British arm of the independent production company Eyeworks to film her brood six times a year. "What I’m doing with this TV show is basically creating documentaries about the lives of my children. It’s going to be an ongoing thing, and it will follow them from now until they are 18," she told the magazine. Eyeworks chief executive officer Reinout Oerlemans would only say the company is in "exclusive negotiations" with Suleman for "an unscripted format following the life of Nadya and her children."

TBS has greenlit its first animated series: Neighbors from Hell, a half-hour comedy from South Park alum Pam Brady, which follows a suburban family — the Hellmans — who are literally from Hell. The series, which comes from 20th Century Fox and DreamWorks, fulfilled the network’s desire for an animated program. "When you look at the TBS schedule, one of the things that performswell for us night in and night out is Family Guy," Michael Wright, TBS’ executive vice president and head of programming, told Variety. "Ourstrategy has always been to try to develop programming that’scompatible with what’s already there and working."

Sci Fi’s upcoming SGU: Stargate Universe will feature some familiar characters, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks and Gary Jones, will each reprise their Stargate roles in guest stints during the show’s first season, which begins this fall.

Universe, the third Stargate television series (after Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis) will star Robert Carlyle, Lou Diamond Phillips and Ming-Na as a band of survivors aboard an ancient ship unable to return to Earth.

HBO is currently developing a comedy from award-winning Daily Show and Colbert Report executive producer Ben Karlin and NYPD Blue‘s Theresa Rebeck. The series, Women’s Studies, revolves around a  feminist author who works as a professor in a small liberal arts college. The Hollywood Reporter says Tony winner Julie White may be tapped for the starring role.