Dawson's Creek star Kerr Smith is divorcing his wife of five years.

As I sit down with Kerr Smith (Dawson's Creek, E-Ring) to talk about his latest project, a foray into feature film with the genre slasher flick My Bloody Valentine 3-D, I want to tell him

Dick Wolf, David E. Kelley, Shonda Rhimes and Joss Whedon have all done it. You may be wondering what IT is exactly. They've all at some time point created a spin-off or expanded their TV show into a franchise (see Law & Order). They've all done crossovers between their shows, if you count the backdoor Private Practice pilot on Grey's Anatomy last season.

Fox has dropped lawyer drama "Justice" from its schedule, according to Variety. The series failed to find an audience in two different timeslots. Earlier this season it aired on Wednesdays at 9 p.m, and later it replaced "Vanished" on Monday nights at 9 p.m.

The new FOX series Justice kicks off tonight at 9 p.m. The show centers on criminal defense attorneys who tackle high-profile cases. A dream team of four lawyers (played by Victor Garber, Kerr Smith, Eamonn Walker and Rebecca Mader) join forces to work on controversial and newsworthy cases.

FOX today unveiled its primetime schedule for the 2006-07 season. Three new dramas and two new comedies will complement returning favorites on every night of the week this fall. The new dramas premiering this fall are Vanished, Standoff and Justice. The new comedies scheduled for fall debuts are the Brad Garrett comedy 'Til Death and Happy Hour.

Kerr Smith (Dawson's Creek) has joined the regular cast of NBC's freshman drama "E-Ring," reprising the role of Bobby Wilkerson, a gung-ho member of the Pentagon's Special Ops team whom Smith has played in three earlier episodes this fall.