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The Paly Festival unites fans and the stars of their favorite shows like "Pushing Daisies."

As another summer of reruns ends and the kids return to school, the mass television audiences prepare to reacquaint themselves with old favorites, and a few new ones too.

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July offers an assortment of new and older comedy series from television.

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With the return of writer Bryan Fuller, Heroes has returned to its former glory

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One of the fall's most highly anticipated shows, Fox's Glee, will premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009, bringing with it comedy, drama and Broadway.

In 2004, we had Shaun of the Dead, perhaps the world's first 'ZomRomCom' (zombie romantic comedy). Two years later, film-maker Andrew Currie arrived with this offering.

With jaw-dropping visuals filmed across 18 countries, The Fall is a tall, towering tale that scales dramatic heights through deep, rich storytelling and a love for film.

Director Catherine Hardwicke takes on her newest challenge since the highly successful Twilight hit the big screen.

Ten years later, creator Rob Thomas gets a second chance to bring his romantic procedural to ABC, hoping to find a new audience for the god of love.

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Many have given up on the critical disaster that is Heroes on NBC. But there is hope.

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