Greek Spoilers, Speculation & Gossip


Greek spoilers for next season!

Thursday, September 13th, 2007 on SpoilerBuzz.com

Greek has just ended it’s short run with a season finale, and it will be back for Greek season two for all you Zeta Beta lovers. And fortunately for fans, Ausiello has some killer scoop about what is going to be happening around the house next season! And yes, it will be coming back, and you won’t be waiting too long… it is due back at mid-season!

The scandal that enveloped the Zeta Beta house won’t be going away next semester. As a result, the national chapter sends in a bubbly, rule-abiding consultant to whip the girls into shape, and you’re never going to believe who’s been cast: the ridiculously funny Senta Moses from My So-Called Life! She’ll be around for a handful of episodes, beginning with next year’s midseason premiere.

I know many are waiting for Greek’s second season and I can’t wait to see Senta… wasn’t she great in My So-Called Life? Yea!

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Greek’s Calvin getting a love interest!

Tuesday, August 7th, 2007 on SpoilerBuzz.com

Calvin - who is in the closest - will be getting a love interest by the time the first season of Greek is over. No word on who will be playing him, but since Calvin is a frat brother, this could make for a pretty interesting storyline on multiple levels. And don’t forget, you will have ten additional episodes of Greek goodness, since ABC signed on for another ten episodes on top of the current ten.

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ABC ordered ten more Greek episodes

Wednesday, August 1st, 2007 on SpoilerBuzz.com

Looks like ABC Family believes their new college drama Greek is going to be a hit, since they just ordered up ten more episodes of the series. Only the first three episodes have aired so far, of the ten initially ordered. But its third episode had the highest ratings yet, meaning its picking up steam.

Greek stars Jacob Zachar as a college freshman and Spencer Grammer as his sister, who is a sorority member.

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