TV Bites: Glee Going in New Direction?

· It wouldn't be Monday without a rumor about the future of Glee, so here goes: Movieline sister site Hollywood Life reports that the Glee cast members have clauses in their contracts committing them to three feature films based on the series. Of course this doesn't really mean anything -- certainly not that Twentieth Century Fox will turn Glee into a movie franchise -- but considering the popularity of the show, why not? Here's hoping movie plots include the outing of Cory Monteith as a robot, a more elaborate Jonathan Groff cheeseburger costume and yet another arrangement of "Don't Stop Believin'". [Hollywood Life]

Jason O'Mara gets (another) shot, American Idol lines up audition cities and more TV Bites after the jump.

· Jason O'Mara has officially been signed on for the lead role in the Steven Spielberg produced Fox mid-season series Terra Nova. The former Life on Mars star will play Jim Shannon, "a devoted father with a checkered past who guides his family through this new land of limitless beauty, mystery and terror." And by that, they mean dinosaurs. Welcome to Jurassic Park, etc. [Deadline]

· Ryan Seacrest took time out of his busy schedule of running the world to tweet about the audition cities for season 10 of American Idol. So if you're a terrible singer in Milwaukee, Nashville, New Orleans, East Rutherford, Austin or San Francisco, here's your chance for national ridicule. [Zap2It]

· Hey, remember Matthew Lillard? The erstwhile Scream actor has found a new gig -- he's playing a dad on the CMT comedy pilot, The Hard Life. [Deadline]