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The fall 2011 TV season is upon us, and that means it's time to welcome back old favorites and discover something new. Paranormal and fantasy shows are hot tickets this year.

The mysterious “A” has been torturing the characters on “Pretty Little Liars” (ABC Family at 8 p.m.) for a while now, and they’ve told no one — but with Emily about to have a mental breakdown when she’s pushed to the brink, the girls finally decide to confide in a therapist. Though a competitive mother-daughter duo from Southern California works well together as a team when it comes to pageant competitions, they must also be able to communicate effectively on “It’s Worth What?” (NBC at 8) to win the cash prize.

Wimbledon is leaving NBC after 43 years and appears headed to ESPN.

This post contains spoilers from the season finale of “The Voice.” NBC’s “The Voice” came to an end Wednesday night, with soul singer Javier Colon taking home the title over Dia Frampton. But before there was a winner and a runner-up, both contestants got the chance to duet with two music stars.

Sources at CBS and NBC tell Scoop there's no way they're taking on a Charlie Sheen show; Deadline reports that ABC is out as well.

"Celebrity Apprentice" will stay on the NBC prime-time schedule even if Donald Trump hits the presidential campaign trial, the network's entertainment chairman said Sunday.

NBC has reportedly lifted one of its most beloved shows off of the bubble, renewing "Parenthood." The network has also ordered another season of "Harry's Law."

Buzzed-about pilot will not rope a spot on network's fall schedule; Don Johnson's ''Mann's World'' also rejected

CBS' "The Amazing Race" finale dips, but ABC's "Brothers & Sisters" season ender gets a double-digit boost.

Meredith Vieira said Monday that she will leave NBC's "Today" show next month to spend more time with her family, and Ann Curry will replace her as host.