It looks like the good folks at TNT read my earlier preview photos post and uploaded the sneak peek video for the brand-new February 15 episode of Men of a Certain Age called “How to Be an All-Star.”

Again, the episode focuses on anxiety, which all three title men are feeling for different reasons.

Eight down, just two to go! No wonder Men of a Certain Age star Ray Romano looks so flustered in the photo below.

The newest TNT original series takes a break on Monday, February 8, while the network presents a pro-basketball double header. Never fear, however, because the show returns the following Monday, February 15, with the next-to-last episode of its current rookie season.

Next up on TNT’s newest original drama Men of a Certain Age is the fresh February 1 episode that asks are “You Gonna Do That the Rest of Your Life?“

HINT: The question refers to eating, managing, and not golfing. Continue reading to find out exactly what I mean.

Newly renewed original dramedy Men of a Certain Age is taking a week off to make room for a January 18 NBA triple-header, but the series will be back on the tube the following week with the brand-new January 25 episode “Father’s Fraternity.”

The wait will definitely be worth it, too, because the episode features acting veteran Robert Loggia (The Sopranos, Mancuso, FBI), who plays the grumpy father of Ray Romano’s character Joe.

If you’re a fan of TNT’s latest original series, Men of a Certain Age, now is the time to get very, very happy. Today the network announced that it has picked up a second season of the rookie dramedy.

The news should definitely provide sweet relief to any viewers worrying the show wouldn’t be renewed due to its so-so ratings. Thank goodness, then, that the series has both critical acclaim and quality on its side, and that TNT recognized why each is important.

As fans of fantastic television probably already know, Men of a Certain Age lead Scott Bakula had a cool gig last season on the ultra-entertaining NBC spy dramedy Chuck, where he played the title character’s long-lost father.

Well, most-excellent news about that role comes this week via Entertainment Weekly. The magazine reports that Bakula recently signed on the dotted line to return to Chuck as the character Steve Bartowski during the show’s current third season, which kicks off today, January 10. Woot!

It looks the guys are going to relax and just do it when they “Go with the Flow” on the brand-new January 11 episode of TNT’s Men of a Certain Age.

And if that’s not enough excitement for viewers, Joe is also going to treat us all to a nice summary of his first date in two whole decades.

The title “Powerless” sums up Owen’s feelings perfectly during the new January 4 episode of the dramedy Men of a Certain Age.

Not only does construction on his home get delayed when the city discovers the contractor failed to file the required permits…

Happy New Year and New Decade, TNT Report readers! TNT is kicking off 2010 in fine style with a returning rookie series, the midseason premiere of an old favorite, the network debut of a broadcast-television import, and the syndication bow of one of TV’s best shows ever.

That’s right — I’m talking about Men of a Certain Age, Leverage, Southland, and Supernatural. Winter is getting hotter already, so continue reading to learn about all of the fantastic television fare you have to look forward to on TNT in January.

The guys get in the giving mood during the fresh December 28 episode of Men of a Certain Age called “The New Guy.”

While attending a charity event held at their children’s mutual school, Owen and his wife Melissa (Lisa Gay Hamilton, The Practice) hang out with Joe’s ex-wife Sonia (Vanished’s Penelope Ann Miller) and her new boyfriend Harold.