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The article discusses the television program "Revenge," examining measures which have been taken to prevent plot developments in the show from being revealed, characters who will appear in episodes, and plot arcs. Show creator Mike Kelley, actor Josh Bowman, and actress Emily VanCamp discuss elements of episodes which will air in the winter and spring of 2012 including an engagement party, kidnapping, and a murder trial. The characters played by actors Madeleine Stowe, Ashton Holmes, and Margarita Levieva are examined. The second season of the television show is also previewed.

The article discusses the television show "Revenge," looking at the development of the show by Mike Kelley, the characters played by Emily VanCamp, Madeleine Stowe, and Henry Czerny, and how plot arcs will be written. Paul Lee, the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) president of entertainment, examines the serialization of television shows, while Kelley looks at the use of dry-erase boards to record elements of the story.

The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Wednesday nights on U.S. broadcast networks. The new reality show "H8R" will air on the CW television network. The returning comedy program "The Middle" will air on the ABC network. The returning reality program "Survivor: South Pacific" will air on the CBS network. Other shows featured in the article include new comedy program "Free Agents" on NBC, new comedy program "Suburgatory," on ABC, and returning reality program "America's Next Top Model: All-Stars" on CW.

The article offers photographs and brief information about the casts of television shows filming for the 2011 Fall season. Examples include "Gossip Girl," "Desperate Housewives," and "Parenthood." Also provided are quotes from television actors like Eva Longoria and Penn Badgley about relationships with co-stars, the work hours, and feelings about the season.

The article previews several television shows which will be presented at the 2011 popular culture and comic book convention San Diego Comic-Con, including "Spartacus," starring Liam McIntyre, Lucy Lawless, and Manu Bennett, "The Secret Circle," starring Britt Robertson and Thomas Dekker, and "Person of Interest," starring Jim Caviezel and Michael Emerson.

This article reports on the television program "Pretty Little Liars" and its stories about four high school students. The article discusses the show's mystery regarding the disappearance of a teenage girl and the series' cliffhangers. Information is provided on the show's audience and its stars, including Troian Bellisario, Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell, and Lucy Hale.

The article discusses television programs that will be aired on Sunday nights during the fall of 2010. Television programs discussed in the article include "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," hosted by Ty Pennington, "Brothers & Sisters," starring Calista Flockhart and Rachel Griffiths, and "Bored to Death," starring Jason Schwartzman and Ted Danson. Information is provided on the times and channels that each of the television programs will be aired. Synopsis are provided for each of the television programs discussed.

The article presents a list of television programs which will be newly broadcast in 2010 including "Human Target," "Life Unexpected," and "The Deep End."

The article presents comments from various cast and crew members of the television program "Roseanne" regarding the show. Several topics regarding the show are discussed, including the involvement that the show's star Roseanne Barr had in casting Michael Fishman and the disagreements that Barr had with the show's writer Matt Williams. INSET: Roseanne's Top 5.

This article discusses public opinions over entertainment released over the summer season of 2007. Projects discussed in the article include the motion pictures "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End," "Spider-Man 3," and "The Simpsons Movie." Also discussed are the television programs "The Sopranos," "Don’t Forget the Lyrics!" and "The Singing Bee."

This article profiles the top contestants on the 2007 season of the television program "American Idol." In particular, the article discusses the odds that a particular contestant will win the competition. The article also discusses the performance of the show's judges. The article lists Melinda Doolittle as the favorite to win the competition. INSET: JUDGING THE JUDGES.

The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Thursday nights on U.S. broadcast networks. Returning comedy show "The Big Bang Theory" will air on the CBS television network. New drama show "Charlie's Angels" will air on the ABC television network. Returning drama "The Vampire Diaries" will air on the CW television network. Other shows mentioned include a new comedy program "How to Be a Gentleman," airing on CBS, the returning comedy program "Parks and Recreation" on the NBC network, and the returning drama program "Bones" on the Fox network.

The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Sunday nights on U.S. networks. The returning animated comedy program "The Cleveland Show" will air on the Fox network. The returning reality program "The Amazing Race" will air on the CBS network. The new drama program "Once Upon a Time" will air on the ABC network. Other shows mentioned are the returning animated comedy program "The Simpsons" on Fox, the new comedy program "Allen Gregory" on Fox, and the returning drama program "Desperate Housewives" on ABC.

The article recommends television programs airing during the week of February 28, 2011, including "Pretty Little Liars," "White Collar," and "Raising Hope."

The author reports that the male actors involved in the television program "The Good Wife" have been named one of the top entertainers for 2010 by the magazine "Entertainment Weekly." Actors discussed in the article include Josh Charles, Chris Noth, and Matt Czuchry. Synopsises are provided regarding the plot lines that each of the actors' characters are involved with. When "The Good Wife" was first created it focused on the show's female characters. The show did not start to focus on its male characters until the second season.

The article discusses the chemistry of the characters portrayed by actors Archie Panjabi and Scott Porter have on the television program "The Good Wife." The plot line that their characters are involved with is mentioned. The characters are experiencing a sexual tension and professional rivalry with each other.

The article discusses strategic product placement on television programs. A brief history of product sponsorship is given. The article also mentions a proposal before the U.S. Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) that would require prominent warnings to inform television viewers about product placement in television.

This article reports on Hulu.com, a streaming-video website that allows users to watch full-length motion pictures and both old and current television programs for free online. Hulu is compared to video website YouTube, but Hulu has higher-quality videos and studio-provided content. The article also discusses the implications that Hulu may have on the DVD industry and what networks deals are being negotiated.

The article profiles Leslie Bibb, an actress on the television program "Popular" and in the films "Iron Man" and "Talladega Nights." Topics discussed include Bibb's work as a comedic actress, her relationship with boyfriend Sam Rockwell, her role on the television program "GCB," and how Bibb entered the world of entertainment.

The article discusses the television program "A Gifted Man," starring Patrick Wilson, which will air on Friday nights on the CBS television network during the fall 2011 season. According to the article, the show revolves around a wealthy neurosurgeon who begins having visions of his dead wife telling him to help the struggling free clinic that she worked at before her death. The article also features transcripts of voicemail messages from Patrick Wilson wherein the actor details events occurring on the set of the show during filming.

The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Friday nights on U.S. broadcast networks. Returning drama show "Chuck" will air on the NBC television network. Returning reality show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" will air on the ABC television network. Returning reality show "Kitchen Nightmares" will air on the Fox television network. Other shows mentioned include returning drama programs "Nikita," airing on the CW television network, "CSI: NY" airing on the CBS television network, and "Blue Bloods," airing on CBS.

The article discusses the television program "Enlightened," starring Laura Dern and Luke Wilson, the motion picture "Jumping the Broom," starring Paula Patton, and the motion picture "Red Riding Hood," starring Amanda Seyfried.

The article discusses several contestants on the 2009 season of the television program "American Idol." The chances that the contestants discussed in the article will win "American Idol" are mentioned. The contestants that are discussed include Michael Sarver, Matt Giraud, Scott MacIntyre and Allison Iraheta.

A chart is presented regarding the ratings of television programs during the 2007-2008 season.

The article discusses television programs which revolve around the lives of teenagers. The author states that many programs illustrate both the positive and negative aspects of being a teenager. Television programs discussed in the article include "Baghdad High," "American Teen" and "High School Confidential."

The author reports on television shows which will be shown on network television during the 2008-2009 season. Television programs which will be shown include "Knight Rider," "Opportunity Knocks" and "Grey's Anatomy." Programs which have not been renewed for the 2008-2009 season include "Back to You" and "Women's Murder Club."

The article reports on news pertaining to the U.S. entertainment industry. Information about actors Johnny Depp, Kevin James, and Keanu Reeves is included. Actresses Angelina Jolie, Diane Farr, and Kelly Ripa are discussed. A court case involving the creators of the television show "Heroes" is mentioned.

The article offers information on comedian Retta of the television (TV) program "Parks and Recreation," who regularly tweets on the social media site Twitter about several TV programs such as "Devious Maids" and "Breaking Bad." Topics discussed include how Retta started watching the TV program "Breaking Bad" and tweeting about the show, her time commitment on watching TV programs, and Retta's goal to launch a series which focuses on TV.

The article discusses the television program "So You Think You Can Dance," featuring host Cat Deeley.

The article presents a photograph from the October 19, 2011 Halloween episode of the television program "Pretty Little Liars," featuring actresses including Lucy Hale, Shay Mitchell, and Ashley Benson.

The article previews the "2011 Do Something Awards," a televised award presentation which will be hosted by actress Jane Lynch and will feature performances by musicians Demi Lovato, Foster the People, and B.o.B.

The article discusses the television program "Mariah Carey: Merry Christmas to You," which was aired on Monday, December 13, 2010.

The article discusses the third season of the television program "United States of Tara," starring Toni Collette, which will premiere during the Spring of 2011.

The article presents a lists of television programs airing on November 5, 2010. Programs mentioned include "Supernanny," "Blue Bloods," and "Operation Wild."

The author reports on the impact that the popularity of the television program "Modern Family" is having on the development of several television programs that revolve around fathers including "Man of the House" and "The Council of Dads."

The author reports on the television program "Glory Daze," starring Tim Meadows, Drew Seeley and Matt Bush, which will premiere on November 16, 2010.

The article discusses the television program "Beverly Hills: 90210," which premiered in October 1990.

The article presents a preview of prime time television programs to be broadcast on September 22, 2010 including "Undercovers," "Modern Family" and "Criminal Minds."

The article presents an interview with actress Vanessa Williams in which she discusses the character she portrays in the television program "Desperate Housewives." A description is provided of the character that Williams will be playing on the show. The relationship that Williams' character has with one of the show's other characters is discussed. Williams' opinions about another African American character that was previously on the show are presented. The way in which Williams' character first makes her appearance on the show is mentioned.

The article discusses the television program "Boardwalk Empire," which premiered on September 19, 2010, on the HBO television network. The show takes place in Atlantic City, New Jersey, during the 1920s. The involvement that director Martin Scorsese and executive producer Terence Winter have with the show is mentioned. A description of the show's plot line, which includes a character that is the treasurer of Atlantic City and a bootlegger is discussed. The show stars actors Michael Pitt, Gretchen Mol and Kelly MacDonald.

The article presents a preview of television programs to be broadcast during prime time on Tuesday, August 17, 2010, including "Big Lake," "Shaq VS," and "Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel."

The article presents a preview of prime time television programs to be broadcast on August 11, 2010 including "Top Chef: D.C." "E! True Hollywood Story" and "Hot in Cleveland."

The article presents a preview of prime time television programs to be broadcast on August 8, 2010 including "Sunday Night Football," "Army Wives" and "True Blood."

The article presents a preview of prime time television programs to be broadcast on July 31, 2010, including "Cops," "The Bridge" and "Lies Between Friends."

The article discusses the finale of the television program "Newhart," which aired on May 21, 1990. The author states that the finale had almost 30 million viewers. The author details the final two minutes of the show, in which it is revealed that the entire show was a dream. The original idea for the twist ending came from Newhart's wife, Ginnie, who thought of it after Bob expressed interest in leaving his show. INSET: THE CHARTS.

A list of television programs airing Monday, March 29, 2010, is presented, including "Life Unexpected," "Saving Grace," and "Greek."

The article presents a list of television programs which will be broadcast on January 17, 2010 including "Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening," "Human Target," and "The Great American BBQ Showdown."

The article reports on a pilot film for a remake of the television program "Charlie's Angels," which is being planned by the American Broadcasting Co. (ABC) in 2009. A discussion of a possible return of the program which is being scheduled for television in 2010 and which will not feature the program's original actresses, is presented.

The article reports on a guest appearance which comedian Kathy Griffin is planning to make as a guest judge on the 2009 premier of the television program "RuPaul's Drag Race," which is hosted by entertainer RuPaul. Appearances which singer/actress Debbie Reynolds and actress Cloris Leachman plan to make on the show in 2009 are discussed.