NBC is the first network to take center stage at the upfronts this week, which means we'll be hearing more about NBC's new Fall shows in the coming days. But for now, we've got your first peek at the new schedule. Most of NBC's veteran series are staying in their old timeslots, but the network has also added The Voice to the Fall lineup, and notably moved Whitney and Community to Friday nights. This has me a bit worried about the fate of Community, since the show has been having a tough enough time as it is, but it could also be a vote of confidence that the comedy's loyal fan base will follow the Greendale gang wherever they go.

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There's a lot of wheeling and dealing going on in Hollywood this week, as all of the major TV networks have been cutting the fat and rolling out their new shows for Fall. ABC has made a lot of moves in particular; in addition to renewing the likes of Revenge, Happy Endings and more, it's also bringing back freshman series Scandal, Last Man Standing, and Don't Trust the B---- in Apt 23. Of course, this means that the network must make room for fresh meat by making some cancellations, and ABC is axing GCB, Pan Am, Awake, The Missing, and The River. Stay tuned for more updates about the shows we can expect from ABC come Fall!

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It was an exciting week for SNL; not only did Will Ferrell return as host, but the cast celebrated a major milestone — their 100th digital short. In honor of the event, Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Justin Bieber (filling in for Akiva Schaffer) reminisced about some of their most beloved and hilarious short videos from over the years. The best part is that stars like Jon Hamm, Natalie Portman, and Justin Timberlake return to put a new spin on their memorable characters, and you know what that means — more d*cks in boxes.

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The CW isn't just renewing Gossip Girl for next season; the network is also bringing back Hart of Dixie for a second season, as well as a third season for Nikita. It's not happy news across the board though; freshman series Ringer and The Secret Circle are both dead and buried. On the bright side, The CW has a full plate of promising new shows, including the much-anticipated Carrie Diaries, so there's still plenty to look forward to next Fall.

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