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1 Fox Pilots: Get the Scoop on the New Shows
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2 Is Sarah Connor Only Happy When it Rains?
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3 Check Out Fox's Fall Season Premiere Schedule
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4 TV Tonight: Glee
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5 Interview: Alex Borstein, a.k.a. Lois on "The Family Guy"
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6 TV Tonight: "The Winner" with Rob Corddry
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7 Get a Sneak Peek at Fox's New Shows
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8 Is Family Guy the Best Animated Primetime Comedy on TV?
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9 "So You Think You Can Dance": The Final 10
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10 Fox's Live Tweets on Glee: Annoying or Awesome?
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11 Glee Moves to Thursdays and More From Fox's New Fall Schedule
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12 Fox Announces Family Guy Spinoff: Cleveland
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13 Fox and NBC Launch Karaoke Wars
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14 Casting Call: Fox's "On the Lot"
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15 "24" Recap: 10:00-11:00 A.M.
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16 The Fox Fall Schedule: My Take
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17 Would You Go to See a "Family Guy" Movie?
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18 Joss Whedon, Eliza Dushku Reunite for Fox Series
It's that time of the year again! It's Upfronts Week and that means the networks are unveiling their Fall schedules. NBC has already revealed its lineup and now Fox has given us a peek at what their new season will look like. Glee will be moving to Thursdays while several new shows will be debuting. New medical drama The Mob Doctor will be sliding into the Monday slot currently occupied by House Read more
The upfronts are next week, and we'll find out more about the new shows coming to the Fall 2012 TV lineup, but we've got the early scoop on the series the networks have already picked up. We went over the new NBC shows, and now you can get acquainted with the new projects coming to Fox below. COMEDIES The Mindy Project: The Office's Mindy Kaling is executive producing and starring in this Read more
I Hate My Teenage Daughter! Don't worry, you're not having a flashback to some fight you had with your mom in 1996, it's way better than that! In FOX's newest comedy, I Hate My Teenage Daughter, you'll fall in love (not hate) with onscreen single moms Annie (Emmy Award-winner Jaime Pressly) and Nikki (Tony Award-winner Katie Finneran) and their onscreen teenage daughters, Sophie (Kristi Lauren) Read more
This Thanksgiving, FOX dishes out extra helpings of family fun with two new animated holiday specials. Chill with ICE AGE: A MAMMOTH CHRISTMAS SPECIAL as the gang heads to the North Pole to get Sid off Santa's Naughty List. Then catch HAPPINESS IS A WARM BLANKET, CHARLIE BROWN. Can the Peanuts gang help Linus break away from his security blanket? The laughter begins at 8/7c on FOX! Read more
Friday night's episode of Fringe is arguably the best yet from season four. Not only do we see Walter's decline into madness and his attempt at redemption, but we're finally getting somewhere with this whole "Where Is Peter Bishop" business. On the downside, my new favorite character, Lincoln Lee, is totally MIA this episode, but there's plenty to sink your teeth in to. Talk about your favorite Read more
The TV networks are beginning to reveal their Fall premiere schedules, and today, it's Fox that is announcing their lineup. We've got premiere dates for beloved returning shows like Glee and Fringe, as well as those for brand-new series like Zooey Deschanel's The New Girl and The X-Factor. Check it out and make sure to keep an eye out for your old shows, which may have new time slots! To see the Read more
Many of you said that when it comes to food reality TV shows, the novelty has completely worn off. But this type of culinary programming hasn't let up; last night was the premiere of Food Network Star, and tonight Gordon Ramsay, Graham Elliott, and Joe Bastianich will return for the second series kickoff of Masterchef. Will you watch these two new cooking shows? Photo courtesy of Read more
Fox recently unveiled its 2011 Fall schedule with its new shows incorporated, and the network's new stars stepped out at the upfronts to get us all excited for their upcoming series. Check out some of the familiar faces who'll be appearing this Fall, and then watch the clips from each new series now. Read more
The 2011 upfronts (a week where each major TV network unveils its official Fall lineup) doesn't begin until next week, but Fox is getting an early start on its announcements. The network has revealed its plan to cancel five current shows: Lie to Me, Traffic Light, The Chicago Code, Breaking In, and Human Target. All of those shows were on the bubble, so it's no major surprise that they won't be Read more
