Could Klaine really be over? FOX’s Glee has just cast British actor Oliver Kieran-Jones to play head of the NYADA glee club and a potential love interest for Kurt (Chris Colfer) meaning Blaine may be out of the picture for good (at least for now). Kieran-Jones deal is recurring with an option to become a series regular in Season 5. [Deadline]

Mindy (Mindy Kaling) has a new BFF on FOX’s The Mindy Project. The freshman comedy has cast Mary Grill, a vet of the Upright Citizens Brigade in the recurring role. Grill will play Maggie, an old college friend of Mindy’s who reconnects with her friend after she moves into her apartment building. The Mindy Project will also see the departure of Amanda Setton and Stephen Tobolowsky. Anna Camp, who plays Mindy’s current BFF on the show has been downgraded from a regular to recurring role. [TVLine]

The season finale of A&E’s Duck Dynasty destroyed all other shows in the ratings and became the network’s top telecast ever on Wednesday night with 6.5 million viewers. The show, about a Christian family of Lousiana duck call makers, easily topped the other broadcasts that evening including Nashville and The X Factor. [EW]

Meanwhile on Thursday night, ABC’s Scandal rose 14 percent for its largest total audience ever with 7.4 million viewers. CBS’s Two and a Half Men and Person of Interest also saw large audiences with 14.2 million and 15 million viewers respectively. After a stellar showing for Liz Lemon’s (Tina Fey) wedding, NBC’s 30 Rock matched a series low with only 3.33 million viewers. [TVLine]

Bravo’s Top Chef: Seattle hit a season high in the ratings Wednesday night with 1.4 million total viewers. These numbers were up 26 percent as compared to the prior week. In addition, the show has increased its success in mobile traffic. The network’s transmedia series, Last Change Kitchen, is up triple digits from last season. [Bravo]

Awkward’s Beau Mirchoff has been cast opposite Selena Gomez in a brand new Wizard of Waverly Place special TV movie. Mirchoff will play mysterious wizard Dominic who Gomez’s Alex Russo will meet when her family travels to Tuscany, Italy. There, Alex will unintentionally create two versions of herself — a “good” one and an “evil” one — and her more wicked counterpart will get swept up in Dominic’s plan to take over the world. The special is set to air in early 2013. [THR]

Get ready Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans, Willow and Oz are together again. Seth Green is joining former BTVS co-star Alyson Hannigan on an upcoming episode of CBS’ How I Met Your Mother. Green will play Daryl LaCoutre, one Lily (Hannigan) and Marshall’s (Jason Segel) old college besties who is obsessed with hanging out — yet, the couple barely remembers being friends with him. Dec. 10 is the tentative airdate for the episode. The casting was originally reported via the show’s Twitter. [TVLine]

CBS has found an actress to replace Jennifer Esposito – at least temporarily. Megan Boone (Law & Order: LA) will be subbing in as Detective Danny Reagan’s (Donnie Wahlberg) partner after a short stint from Megan Ketch. Right now, Boone is set to appear in three episodes with an option for series regular. Esposito, who has celiac disease, was put on medical leave after her doctor requested she reduce her workload. Esposito has been vocal about her “removal” on her Twitter page, calling the network’s behavior “shameful.” [Deadline]

Though Game 2 of the World Series was able to sway ABC viewers to watch the game last night, it wasn’t able to top the juggernaut that is CBS’ Thursday night lineup. CBS won the night with an average of 12.8 million viewers with The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest and Elementary all leading their respective hours. Unfortunately, ABC’s freshman political drama Last Resort saw its lowest ratings to date with only 6.4 million viewers. [Zap2it]

G4’s Attack of the Show and X-Play are getting the axe. The two signature series of the youth and male-oriented network have been canceled in preparation for its channel makeover in 2013. Both series will continue to role out new episodes through December with farewell episodes to include favorite guests, former hosts and beloved audience segments. Leading up to the finale of Attack of the Show, guest co-hosts such as John Barrowman and Michael Ian Black will join Candace Bailey and Sara Underwood. [TV Guide]