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By making the firings public a week before last year's winner airs her Super Bowl ad, it makes it clear this show is not about the singers.
She's fighting it out with two other contenders.
Even when a story makes a point of telling you that it's about coincidence, it's still possible to have too much of it.
"Obviously there’s the Mormon connection and yeah, good for him."
Even though they're graduating McKinley, they'll be back.
Peter Farrelly at CBS, Chelsea Lately's Josh Wolf at Fox.
It will be about a liberal, present-day Archie Bunker type who pines for the nineties and loathes his New York surroundings.
The network will need to make a decision about season two soon.
And there are some ambitious new series: from Smash to Touch to The River.
The Kiefer Sutherland series will premiere after Idol in January, but only begin airing weekly in March.
We sorted through the hundreds of pilot ideas commissioned by the networks and broke out the most intriguing ... and most ridiculous.
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