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May 17 2013 04:22 PM ET

'Grey's Anatomy' season finale post-mortem: Shonda Rhimes on Calizona, Owen and Cristina and the fate of [spoiler]

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Grey’s Anatomy’s season finale was everything you’d expect from a Grey’s Anatomy season finale, filled with tension, action, heartbreak — and even a possible death!

Note: We said possible because the fate of Dr. Richard Webber (James Pickens Jr.), who last night was electrocuted and last seen on the floor in a desolate part of the hospital, was left up in the air. So have we said goodbye to yet another member of our beloved team of doctors? “That’s such an interesting question! I love that people are asking that question,” Rhimes told EW last night at an event at the  Academy of Television Arts and Sciences that honored the second season finale of her latest hit drama Scandal. “I’m not going to answer it because I like that it’s a question. I will tell you that you will see Jim Pickens again, but I’m not going to answer the question.” READ FULL STORY »

May 17 2013 06:30 AM ET

Keith Urban willing to return to 'American Idol'

Keith Urban has already said he would be willing to return to American Idol as a judge, but for the time being, his future on the show remains up in the air, the singer said Thursday backstage at the American Idol finale.

“I have no idea. All I know is that there is talk about it,” he says. “For me, I’m in the studio literally this week finishing up my album and putting a tour together, hitting the road in July. So onwards.” READ FULL STORY »

May 17 2013 02:26 AM ET

'American Idol' winner: 'A lot of dreams came true for me tonight'

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The new winner of American Idol was still shocked by the time she came backstage to face the press after learning she’d won the crown. READ FULL STORY »

May 16 2013 05:21 PM ET

'NCIS,' 'Downton Abbey,' 'Scandal,' 'Grey's Anatomy': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room

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Enjoy this week’s offerings! And as always, submit all Qs to: spoilerroom@ew.com.

Thanks, gang! READ FULL STORY »

May 15 2013 06:58 PM ET

Watch previews for new CBS series starring Robin Williams, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Anna Faris, more

CBS released their new fall schedule earlier today and now the network’s slate of new shows have trailers.

Check them out  below.  READ FULL STORY »

May 15 2013 12:12 AM ET

'NCIS' season finale post-mortem: Gary Glasberg answers burning questions!

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NCIS closed out its 10th season with an episode that left a team divided, Gibbs with a sniper rifle in his hands, and someone we know in the crosshairs of said gun. (For a full recap, click here.)

So where do we go from here? Executive producer Gary Glasberg has the scoop:

READ FULL STORY »

May 14 2013 10:01 PM ET

HBO orders dramedy starring 'Glee' actor Jonathan Groff

Jonathan Groff is coming back to TV.

EW has confirmed that HBO has picked up eight episodes of a gay-themed dramedy starring the former Glee actor/Broadway star. The series, set to air in 2014, is not currently untitled.

The show centers on three friends living in San Francisco and explores “the fun and sometimes overwhelming options available to a new generation of gay men.”

The project also stars Frankie J. Alvarez (Smash) and Murray Bartlett (Guiding Light).

Production is expected to start this fall in San Francisco.

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May 14 2013 06:25 PM ET

ABC's new fall shows get trailers: Watch them here

The trailers for ABC’s new shows have arrived!

To see them all, scroll down. And to see ABC’s new fall schedule, click here. READ FULL STORY »

May 14 2013 02:17 PM ET

'The Bridge': See the new trailer for FX's thriller set on the U.S/Mexico border

So far we’ve only seen some vague, creepy teasers for FX’s new thriller The Bridge, debuting July 10. The series, based on the Danish/Swedish series of the same name, is about a dead body found on the bridge connecting El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico. The murder investigation forces American detective Sonya Cross (Diane Kruger) and Mexican detective Marco Ruiz (Demian Bichir) to team up. Watch the haunting new trailer below. READ FULL STORY »

May 13 2013 12:56 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Angela Bassett and Patti LuPone join season 3's 'Coven'

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Ryan Murphy is assembling quite a powerful group of women to round out the cast of American Horror Story: Coven, the third installment of his FX anthology series. The AHS co-creator took to Twitter yesterday to announce that Angela Bassett and Patti LuPone would both be joining the third season, set to debut in October and believed to center around witches. READ FULL STORY »

May 13 2013 11:44 AM ET

NBC's new fall shows: Watch the trailers for 'The Michael J. Fox Show,' 'Dracula,' more

After dropping the trailer for James Spader’s new drama, Blacklist, yesterday, NBC has released the full crop of promos for its new fall shows.

Among them: The Michael J. Fox Show, which marks the actor’s full return to prime-time TV after being a recurring guest on The Good Wife for a few seasons; a new comedy from Will & Grace fave Sean Hayes; and the much-anticipated Dracula, starring Johnathan Rhys Meyers.

Watch them all below, starting with the comedy offerings: READ FULL STORY »

May 13 2013 08:00 AM ET

Fox unveils fall schedule

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Two new dramas will join (a brief run of ) Bones on Monday this fall while a new live-action comedy from Seth MacFarlane and another starring Andre Braugher will open up a comedy block on Tuesdays.

In all, Fox ordered four new comedies and five dramas for the 2013-14 season, including a new Masterchef with ‘tweeners that will air on Fridays, where Bones and Raising Hope will eventually land.

For midseason, Fox will bow Gang Related, Almost Human, Surviving Jack, Us & Them, and Murder Police. Fox will also reward the prime post-Super Bowl berth on Feb. 2, 2014 to a special episode of New Girl and a yet-to-be determined new comedy, and premiere a new miniseries from M. Night Shyamalan called “Wayward Pines” in 2014 that will star Matt Dillon.

“This season we will take one step forward and break out of the confines of the traditional broadcast season,” Fox Entertainment Chairman Kevin Reilly told reporters today. “Our goal is virtually year-round original programming. We are not going to be confined to the traditional 24-order series. You will see shows that run 13, 15, 17 episodes. There will be no magic number. Shows will be scheduled throughout the year.”

Here is the fall schedule so far. Roll-over new shows for descriptions. We will fill out the rest of the grid as as each network is announced over the next few days: READ FULL STORY »

May 10 2013 07:51 PM ET

'Scandal' post-mortem: Josh Malina on last night's shocker!

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Last night’s mole reveal on ABC’s Scandal was so much more than a simple answer to a question. It also planted a terrifying idea: Does OPA have a traitor walking among them? [Spoiler ahead if you haven't seen last night's episode.] READ FULL STORY »

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