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J.J. Abrams and Supernatural's Eric Kripke Want a Revolution at NBC

By Tim Surette, Sep 27, 2011

Plus: CBS is prepping a Rob Schneider comedy for midseason, Pan Am takes off to a good start, and a True Blood stud is headed to Two and a Half Men. read more
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Daniel Dae Kim Was on Seinfeld Back in the Day

By Stefanie Lee, Sep 28, 2010

Also, Kanye West resembles Tracy Jordan... on Twitter, anyway. Here's where everyone will be clicking today. read more
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The Best and Worst New Shows of Fall 2010

By TV.com Staff, Sep 18, 2010

You are about to be drowning in a ton of new shows, and navigating those tricky waters can be a daunting task. Thankfully, we've seen the pilots of the most of the networks' new offerings and can tell you which ones are worth watching. read more
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Watch "Neil Young" Sing the Double Rainbow Song

By Stefanie Lee, Aug 02, 2010

Also, Neil Patrick Harris is still really cool. Here's where everyone will be clicking today. read more
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Show 101: Rescue Me

By Matthew Jaffe, Jun 29, 2010

Rescue Me returns tonight. Here's everything you need to know. read more
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Watch Ronald Reagan and James Dean Together on TV

By Stefanie Lee, Apr 22, 2010

Here's where everyone will be clicking today. read more
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True Blood's Lafayette Gets a Mom

By Richard Lawson, Dec 15, 2009

Plus: New pilots are being written for Showtime and Fox, Parenthood gets a due date, and Dexter loses its head. read more
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News Briefs: Summer Glau, Tina Fey, and Helen Hunt

By Conor Griff, Sep 15, 2009

TV.com's daily news round-up for Tuesday, September 15. read more
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Parenthood will have to wait

By Tim Surette, Jul 13, 2009

As many gossip magazines like to say, celebrities -- they're just like us! Which means in addition to cleaning up after their dogs, donning sweatpants, and not wearing makeup, they also get sick. However, when they get sick, it can… read more
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Scrubs' Dr. Cox diagnosed for new drama

By Tim Surette, Mar 24, 2009

There aren't many surprise castings in television these days, as actors are usually pigeon-holed into "hunky doctor/cop/lawyer," "goofy single-dads," and "creepy sex offenders/Ben Linus" types. So kudos to Scrubs' John C. McGinley for pulling a Bryan Cranston and moving from… read more