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Now that Upfronts are over, we can finally present this completed grid of 2013’s fall TV schedule. Click over to EW.com for the full chart — and to see trailers for all those highlighted new shows, simply by hovering your mouse over a given series title.
Will the students of Greendale live to not study another day? How about the Happy Endings gang, or the residents of Suburgatory’s Chatswin? Read on for our assessment of these bubble shows’ chances — as well as which series are sure to be canceled. (Sorry, Smash.)
One show not on the pickup list for now: Glee. The comedy/musical is expected to return for a fifth season, but negotiations between Fox and its studio are still ongoing.
What does it take for a new TV drama to become a widespread hit? Why don’t modern audiences seem to love anything as much as these Parisian kids loved watching a puppet dragon being slain in 1963? James Hibberd ponders these questions — and wonders if our standards have gotten too high.
In case you didn’t know, this is why Castle fans are declaring their love for us: We’ve got an exclusive clip of Castle and Beckett on the morning after their big hookup. It’s too cute, too fun, too full of joy, and, simply, too perfect for us to ruin — so see it yourself at EW.com.
Exclusive: James Brolin will play Joel McHale’s deadbeat dad on Community’s Thanksgiving episode this fall.
That means Barbra Streisand is Jeff Winger’s stepmother. Cool. Cool cool cool.
What’s the riskiest show of the fall TV season? We crunched the numbers to find out, using our patented new Risk Factor system. Here’s our methodology — and explanations for why each show got the rating it did.
Elena’s alive! Well, sort of. This sneak peek from next month’s Vampire Diaries premiere shows that adjusting to vampire life may not be a walk in the park. Or, you know, some vampire-related metaphor.
Pass the smelling salts! We’re swooning over these 23 characters this fall, starting with Bryan Collins (Andrew Rannells) ofThe New Normal.
Who’s your biggest fall TV crush?
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