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From Ashlee Simpson Wentz (remember when she played Simon's girlfriend on 7th Heaven?) to famous Friend Courteney Cox, some of our all-time TV faves are streaming back to the small screen this fall.

We caught up with the likes of Tiffani Thiessen (Saved by the Bell), Rebecca Romijn (Ugly Betty) and Dominic Monaghan (Lost) last week at the Television Critics Association press tour and snagged you a ton of dish about the new shows where you can see your old faves in just a few short weeks.

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We all know George O'Malley (T.R. Knight) is a goner, which means season six of Grey's Anatomy really starts off on a low note.

What could possibly bring up the spirits of the docs at Seattle Grace hospital and, of course, the audience? Romance! Yes, Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd) and Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) are getting even closer this year, though something arises from his past that may throw a wrench in the matter.

McKidd also reveals how George's death will affect everyone in the hospital, especially Owen, who basically helped George to become the hero.

So what are the perks of going to the Television Critics Association? Sitting down with Grey's McKidd and passing all the scoop onto you!

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Good morning, TV fans! We're at the Television Critics Association press tour today, gathering news about the Alphabet's upcoming series. 

We've got the wonderful Modern Family, then Patricia Heaton's The Middle, Kelsey Grammer's Hank (the panel for which was largely a great chance for Grammer to smack around Fox and CBS), and last but not least, Cougar Town and the comedy stylings of creator Bill Lawrence.

Read on for the funny...

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Leaving American Idol has turned Paula Abdul into the belle of the ball! Not only is Nigel Lythgoe trying to talk her into a gig on So You Think You Can Dance, but we just learned at the Television Critics Association press tour that ABC boss Steve McPherson would love to get her a job on Dancing With the Stars.

If Paula signed on to DWTS, would she be a judge, a choreographer or a dancer? Here's the dish from today's press tour:

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Hello again from the press tour, where we were just treated to a screening of the cinematic Flash Forward pilot, which delivers more action and intrigue than most summer blockbusters at the multiplex.

Two things you need to know: (1) In the series, a global event causes everyone (OK, nearly everyone) on earth to lose consciousness and share a glimpse of their future on April 29, 2010. (2) Find a red magic marker and circle Sept. 24, 2009, on your calendar, because that's when this series premieres and you do not want to be left behind on this epic journey, especially if you were one of those saddies who couldn't watch Lost live until you caught up on DVD.

Wanna get in early on this one? Read on...

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That's right, Dunder Mifflinites. Little Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) and the love of her life, Jim Halpert (John Krasinski), are officially walking down the aisle after five years of will-they-won't-they goodness.

In the midst of TCA madness, the gracious folks at NBC invited us to tour the set and enjoy a chat with the entire cast and crew of The Office—minus one Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson), but it was still incredible and came jam-packed with, what else, scoop on Jam.

The obvious question on everyone's mind: When exactly will the preggo pair say "I do"? "Pam’s going to walking down the aisle very soon because she is pregnant, but trying to hide that from certain members of her family," Jenna tells us. "They’re getting married very quickly—in the fourth episode."

(Excuse us while we quietly jump for joy in a corner somewhere…)

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According to Sons of Anarchy star Charlie Hunnam, friends tell him that FX's headbanging outlaw motorcycle club series is the talk of the annual Sturgis Rally in South Dakota, which is going on right now, so this item goes out to all those riders up in S.D. Cheers to you.

For the rest of you, who aren't yet in love with this show, you can just go back to your CSI: NY reruns and get the TV you deserve.

Everybody who is smart or cool enough to give a damn, click in for scoop on SOA from the cast and producers at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, Calif.:

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Fan faves Fringe and Glee hit the stage at the Television Critics Association press tour today, and both casts tantalized us with tidbits about their shows, including the fate of Kirk Acevedo's outgoing character, Charlie, on Fringe. Read on to find out what producers told us to expect from the season premiere of Fringe, along with some juicy scoop about Glee, King of the Hill and Dollhouse:

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We know you're all still recovering from the announcement that Friday Night Lights won't be back for what seems like forever. But we do have some good news related to a favorite FNL castmember: We ran into FNL's Aimee Teegarden (who plays precocious young thing Julie Taylor) at NBC's Television Critics Association party, and while she couldn't tell us much about what's to come in Dillon, Texas, she did spill on some other exciting news.

"I'm going to New Zealand on Saturday to shoot a show called Legend of the Seeker," Teegarden told us exclusively. "It's a crazy-long episode. A lot goes on. My character ruins a lot of things, but she doesn't really mean to." 
 
Who is this mystery character? Keep reading to learn more about Aimee's feisty character and what she does to Richard and Kahlan's relationship:

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Anybody else wanna be BFFs with Jennie Garth? We caught up with the supersweet 90210 star at the CBS/CW/Showtime party, and she talked season two, love triangles and baby Sammy, with whom she's shared only a few scenes since the beginning of the show, prompting the star to exclaim, "Kelly's the worst mother ever!"

Garth also confessed that Kelly Taylor would definitely have more to do in season two with Harry and Debbie Wilson (Rob Estes and Lori Loughlin) and her little sis Silver (Jessica Stroup) and that she never expected to be working with Ann Gillespie, who plays Jackie Silver, 10 years after the original series ended. Press play above to see the cuteness!

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Paula Abdul is gone from Idol, and Fox boss Peter Rice told reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour, "We're very sad that she's not coming back." But the show must go on. So what's the plan for Idol season nine? Well, for one thing, the four-judge setup ain't dead yet, and they're bringing in some surprise celebrity guests to fill the gap. Read on to find out who:

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While Chuck fans may have to wait until March to see the third season, Yvonne Strahovski is not keeping mum until then.

Last night at the NBC Universal All Star Party at the Television Critics Association, Yvonne spilled what's in store for the Chuck (Zachary Levi) and Sarah romance and what we can look forward to in the new season.

Let's let her do the talking...

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