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"Dallas," the dramatic hit soap opera from the 80s about the Ewings and their two biggest legacies oil and their Southfork Ranch , made its comeback to nighttime television on Wednesday on TNT. -
'Darth Vader' boy from Super Bowl ad having heart surgery
The 7-year-old boy who starred as mini Darth Vader in a popular Super Bowl car commercial will have open-heart surgery this week to replace a pulmonary valve, and his mother said he is coming to grips with his fears ahead of the procedure. -
Five New TV Shows Get Early, Critical Thumbs Up
Kevin Bacon's new Fox thriller "The Following", HBO's upcoming "The Newsroom" and Fox comedy "The Mindy Project" were among five TV shows on Tuesday deemed the most exciting new series soon to be seen by Americans, in an early indication of possible success with viewers. -
Larry Hagman Says Getting Back to Villain J.R. Ewing is 'Like Coming Home'
Larry Hagman's conniving Texas oil baron J.R. Ewing helped turn "Dallas" into a worldwide hit more than 30 years ago, and gave television one of its most alluring and dastardly villains. -
The Bachelorette 2012: Emily Kicks Kalon Out After He Refers to Daughter as Baggage
In today's episode on The Bachelorette, Emily Maynard exploded and kicked out one of the guys after learning that he referred to her daughter Ricki as "baggage." -
Big Oil, Hats, Money, Scheming? 'Dallas' is Back
America's most ruthless, scheming TV family is back, bigger and badder than ever. LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - America's most ruthless, scheming TV family is back, bigger and badder than ever. -
Robin Roberts of TV's 'Good Morning America' Battling Blood Disorder
Robin Roberts, an anchor on ABC's "Good Morning America" program who beat breast cancer five years ago, said on Monday she has myelodysplastic syndrome, a blood disorder triggered by her cancer treatment. -
Deena Cortese Arrested: Jersey Shore Actress Charged with Disorderly Conduct
Deena Cortese, who stars in the popular TV show "Jersey Shore," was arrested in Seaside Heights, New Jersey on Sunday. -
ABC-CBS Legal Battle Over Reality TV show 'Glass House' Heats Up: Judge Refuses ABC Request
The legal battle between networks ABC and CBS about the reality TV show "Glass House" by ABC, heated up on Friday. -
Euro 2012 Live Streaming Kicks Off Friday: When and Where to Watch Tournament? [Full Schedule]
The 2012 European Championship kicked off Friday with the opening match between co-hosts Poland and Greece followed by Russia against Czech Republic. -
Katie Couric's Interview with Prince William and Prince Harry to Air Tuesday: What to Expect?
Katie Couric interviewed The Duke of Cambridge Prince William and his brother Prince Harry for a TV special to air Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST. on ABC. -
'Basketball Wives' Season 4 Finale Airs Tonight: What to Expect?
"Basketball Wives" season 4 finale will air Monday May 28 at 8 p.m. and things are expected to come to a conclusion. -
CW 'Arrow' New Series to Debut this Fall: Network Unveils New TV Schedule [DETAILS]
The CW Network unveiled its new fall TV schedule on Thursday at the New York City Center in New York City. -
Shows Coming in 2012 on ABC: Which TV Series were Renewed?
ABC announced new series for the 2012-2013 season including six dramas and four comedies as the company seeks growth and continuing momentum. -
'Voice' Winner Jermaine Paul to Stay True to Roots
Jermaine Paul, the newly crowned winner of popular TV singing competition "The Voice," said on Tuesday he wants to make music that ordinary Americans like himself and his family can relate to - with a few celebrity cameos, of course. -
Mitchell Guist 'Swamp People' Star Died Doing What He Loved
"Swamp People" star Mitchell Guist died Monday after reportedly suffering a seizure. "Swamp People" star Mitchell Guist died Monday after reportedly suffering a seizure. -
Canceled Shows 2012: TV Networks Cut/End Nearly 40 Series [LIST]
Fox, CBS, NBC, ABC and CW TV networks canceled nearly 40 TV shows all together as they try to attract more viewers. -
CSI: Miami Cancelled by CBS; Disappoints Fans
CSI: Miami was cancelled after ten seasons, CBS announced Sunday, to the disappointment of many of the series' fans. -
30 Rock Cancelled? NBC Series To Run its Final Season
NBC network decided to continue its hit comedy "30 Rock" for one more season before they call it a wrap. Rumors that the long-running comedy will end has finally been confirmed by NBC. The show will run 13 episodes in its next season, which will be its seventh and final season. The show will bow out of television in an hour long series finale. -
Gossip Girl Cancelled? CW Show to Get Shortened Final Season
For all those die hard "Gossip Girl" fans out there - the show has been renewed to go on for one more season. However, the show will only have eleven episodes in its sixth and final season. The hit teen show stars Blake Lively, Leighton Meester and Penn Badgley. -
Cancelled TV Shows 2012: NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX and CW Slash Over 15 Shows
Its a never-ending battle between top networks ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX as they try to attract viewers with interesting TV shows. In a bid to up their game, over 15 shows have been slashed between the biggest networks, according to TVpredictions.com.
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