Missy Elliott got the Biggest Bump from Super Bowl Halftime

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Missy Elliott got the biggest bump from Super Bowl halftime
According to Spotify, streams of Missy Elliott’s music jumped 676% in the hours after the halftime show. That’s compared to 103% for Katy Perry and 85% for Lenny Kravitz. PLUS: Missy Elliott cracked the Top 15 on iTunes charts.

Super Bowl XLIX was most-watched program in U.S. TV history
The 114.4 million watching last night’s nail-biter topped the previous record-holder, last year’s Super Bowl, which had 112.2 million viewers.

Matrix star Carrie-Anne Moss joins Netflix’s AKA Jessica Jones
She’ll play the role of the “no-nonsense Harper,” a potential ally for Jessica Jones.

Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show gets its 2nd-best ratings thanks to Super Bowl
Just under 10 million watched last night’s show, despite it starting after midnight. The post-Super Bowl show was 2nd to Fallon’s “Tonight Show” debut.

A sniper TV miniseries is in the works following the success of American Sniper
The Weinstein Co. is developing a miniseries based on The Reaper: Autobiography of One of the Deadliest Special Ops Snipers, Nicholas Irving’s book about being the first black sniper in his U.S. Army battalion.

Tiffani Thiessen gets her own Cooking Channel show
The Saved by the Bell and White Collar vet will host Dinner at Tiffani’s, which will include visits by her former co-stars, including Elizabeth Berkley, Tim DeKay, Mario Lopez and Jason Priestley.

2 Broke Girls snags Sandra Bernhard
She’ll guest as a lesbian restaurant manager who hires Max and Caroline.

Kitten Bowl II gets big numbers
Hallmark Channel says its 2nd annual special reached 1.3 million viewers, a jump of 28% over the inaugural Kitten Bowl.

Our Pick: Episode 13, “Restitution”

It’s the final scene of this episode that justifies (sorry) whatever meandering turns the rest of the season may have taken: Ava agrees to snitch on Boyd for Raylan, and the two meet at night on a bridge to talk. In a beautiful callback to the pilot, where Ava greeted Raylan with “The minute you walked in I knew everything was going to be all right,” Raylan replies to Ava’s admission of gut-churning fear with, “Don’t be. Everything’s going to be fine.” Ruby Friedman Orchestra’s boot-stomping version of “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive” plays as the two walk away from each other, fates already sealed.