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Dexter Morgan is about to leave us. When Dexter (Showtime, Sundays, 9/8C) returns on June 30th, it is the beginning of the end –but for whom will it be worse – Dexter or Deb? Follow the jump to watch the official Season 8 trailer and decide for yourself.

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DOCTOR WHO SERIES 7B EPISODE 5

Personally, I think revealing the name of the Doctor would be a big mistake, being kinda counterintuitive to name of the series. On the other hand, if Clara was to learn the name and never actually say it out loud on the show – not unlike River Song (who appears in this episode) – that could work. too.

Doctor Who’s Seventh Season finale runs Saturday at 8/7C on BBC America. For two very different but equally delicious teasers – one from BBCA and one from the mothership, the BBC, follow the jump.

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Warehouse 13 is snagged, bagged and about to be tagged. One of Syfy’s most popular shows ever, the thrilleromedy (as its perpetrators fondly refer to it) will return for a shortened six-episode fifth and final season in 2014.

Follow the jump for the official press release.

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USA Network has announced a drama development slate of nine titles, powered by some seriously talented creators. From Horizon – a period genre piece from Executive Producer Gale Anne Hurd, to The Arrangement – an expansion of an Elmore Leonard story from Numb3rs creators Cheryl Heuton, and one of two titles – the other being Bank – executive produced by Doug Limon and David Bartis (Covert Affairs), to Complications – a quasi medical drama from Burn Notice’s Matt Nix – the network is investing in proven creators with interesting ideas.

Check out the complete list of nine shows in development by following the jump.

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USA Network is going where it’s never gone before – original half-hour comedy. The network has ordered its first original sitcoms –  EMT comedy Sirens (above left), from Denis Leary & Bob Fisher and buddies reconnecting comedy Playing House (above right), from Lennon Parham & Jessica St. Claire. The network also picked up Love Is Dead – about a company that specializes in breaking up relationships for those who can pay to not be there when it happens – from Chuck’s Zev Borow.

The new comedies will debut in early 2014 and are expected to complement Modern Family, which the network will begin running on September 24th. For details, follow the jump.

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The CW’s fall sizzle reel (above) is just a taste of its fall programming. For longer clips from the network’s new shows, follow the jump.

It’s interesting that three of the four shows are genre entries, further solidifying The CW as a network that is will to take chances. As a fan of the original British The Tomorrow People, I have to say that it looks they’ve done a nice job adapting and updating it.

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The CW is shaking up its line-up for fall. Using its more successful shows as lead-ins/lead outs for new shows, the network has moved several returning shows to new nights: Supernatural moves to Tuesdays (its original timeslot), where it will follow Vampire Diaries spin-off The Originals – The Tomorrow People will move into Supernatural’s former post-Arrow slot. Beauty and the Beast moves to Mondays, following Heart of Dixie (also in a new timeslot); Reign takes Beauty’s post-Vampire Diaries slot. The Carrie Diaries moves from its Monday night slot to Fridays – where it will be followed by America’s Next Top Model. Nikita will return at midseason for a concluding six-episode run.

New dramas Star-Crossed and The 100 join the schedule at midseason, along with new reality series Famous in 12.

The full CW fall schedule follows the jump.

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