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TV's Winter hiatus is nearly over, thank goodness! This week the CW returns with a vengeance, airing new episodes of your beloved shows Monday through Friday. 90210 and Gossip Girl kick things off this evening (here's a peek at tonight's 90210), which means I'll be hunkered down on my couch for the good part of tonight . . . and perhaps tomorrow night . . . and okay, probably Thursday (The Vampire Diaries, I'm waiting for you!). And I know for a fact that many of you will be doing the same thing.
When it comes to guilty pleasure TV, the CW network is definitely toward the top of the heap. Between series like TVD and Supernatural, it's hard to find more loyal fans. So here's a tough question that's sure to stir up a heated debate: out of all of the CW shows, which is your favorite?
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We said goodbye to one of our favorite TV series this year (RIP, beloved Lost), but luckily, there are several remaining shows to satiate your sci-fi hunger, including some newbies (The Walking Dead, anyone?). The ones below gave us thrills and chills and admittedly made our heads hurt a little in 2010. Tell us which you enjoyed most!
Don't forget to check out all of our Best of 2010 polls!
Between all of the new Fall shows and returning favorites, your TV calendar may be a little overworked. It's about time the networks trimmed the fat, don't you think? I recently asked you to weigh in on which long-running series have overstayed their welcome. Here are the top five shows you're ready to cut loose.
Regardless of the rollercoaster of cancellations and pickups for new TV series, there's still a stable of mature TV shows that have been running for a long time (over four seasons, to be precise). It's time for you to weigh on which shows are still thriving, and which shows should be put out of their misery.
Last week there came news that Callum Blue has joined the cast of Smallville in the role of the villainous General Zod. Blue will play the young version of Superman's future arch-nemesis in the upcoming ninth season. Not long after this news broke, rumors started circulating about a possible Smallville movie (on TV) slated for Dec. 2010, which would act as a platform for a Smallville spinoff series.
It remains to be seen whether there's any truth to these rumors at all, though it all certainly seems plausible. But after nine years of this show, plus things like Bryan Singer's 2006 movie Superman Returns, should there be a Smallville movie? Is there no end to interesting stories about Superman? Or do you think we're pretty much done with the man of steel?
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