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2012 TV fall premiere and return schedule and calendar

Here’s our fully-updated 2012 fall schedule for what’s premiering on TV, and when. We will update it regularly, along with the subscribable calendar. Check back often!

by Keith McDuffee

Inspiring musical moments in Schwartz/Savage shows – MusiClack

Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage have worked together on several shows that have had great music incorporated into them. I’ve selected three shows for this “musical moments” MusiClack. Do you remember any of these clips?

by Rachel Blum-Jose

Ratings Clack – Finales everywhere. That’s good, and bad.

A week full of finales brought good news for some (‘Once Upon A Time’, ‘How I Met Your Mother’, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’, ‘NCIS’), and not so good news for others (‘Suburgatory’, ’30 Rock’, ‘Community’, ‘Touch’).

by Brett Love

Gossip Girl – Everything goes back to the beginning

‘Gossip Girl’ ends its fifth season by bringing its characters back to their first season characterizations. What crazy twists has the show pulled now? And is it enough to keep viewers interested for the final season?

by Christina Furtado

Ratings Clack – Community, 30 Rock, and Parks & Rec renewed, despite ratings

As upfront week hits, almost all of the renewals and cancellations have been announced. This week we run through which shows will be returning, and which will be readying those complete series DVD sets.

by Brett Love

Ratings Clack – Vampire Diaries, Supernatural and 90210 renewed

As we head to the finish line for the season, more renewals are rolling in. CW has given golden tickets to ‘Vampire Diaries’, ‘Supernatural’, and ‘90210’, while HBO has tapped both ‘Veep’ and ‘Girls’ for second seasons.

by Brett Love

Ratings Clack – Worst… Ratings… Ever…

Last week brought a rare sighting to broadcast television, in the form of the lowest rated dramatic premiere ever. Amazingly, that was followed by a renewal for the lowest rated show on another network. Meanwhile, over on cable, the going was also slow for the latest from HBO.

by Brett Love
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