VIDEO: Get an Early Look at Robin Williams' Return to TV and More New CBS Shows

Robin Williams

CBS released extended previews for its new shows on Wednesday, including Anna Faris' Mom, Robin Williams' new comedy The Crazy Ones, Josh Holloway's Intelligence, Tony Shalhoub's We Are Men, and Toni Collette's Hostages.

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Ratings: Scandal Surges to Series High

Kerry Washington

Scandal hit a series high Thursday with its reveal of the mole.

The drama drew 8.9 million viewers and a 3.2 in the adults 18-to-49 demographic, up six-tenths from last week. Lead-in Grey's Anatomy (8.6 million, 2.9) was down ...
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The Thursday Playlist: Big Bang Plays D&D, Storm Front on Grey's

Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik

Few things bring more pleasure than watching a deservedly hit comedy firing on all cylinders. Such is the case with this week's rollicking The Big Bang Theory (Thursday, 8/7c on CBS), which no matter how long we've enjoyed it still manages to show that it has new tricks up its sleeve — notably, Simon Helberg's gift for celebrity impressions. They come in handy as Howard assumes the role of dungeon master in a game of Dungeons & Dragons on what's supposed to be a boys' night, soon invaded by the gal pals when their plans for a Vegas getaway crap out. "I've never played Dungeons & Dragons with girls before," whines the resistant-to-change Sheldon, to which Penny answers: "Don't worry, sweetie, no one has." Big boom!

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Ratings: CBS on Top; Parks and Rec Finale Grows

Bob Newhart and Jim Parsons

CBS topped Thursday, led by The Big Bang Theory.

The sitcom, which featured guest star Bob Newhart, drew 15.7 million ...
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Upfronts: CBS' 2013-14 Fall Schedule

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CBS will announce its new fall schedule on Wednesday, May 15. Below you can find scoop on the network's pilots in contention, renewals and cancellations.
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7 TV Gigs Tailor-Made for Lindsay Lohan — Once She Leaves Rehab

Lindsay Lohan

With Lindsay Lohan starting a 90-day stint in rehab on Thursday, we're hoping that once she gets out in August, she can keep herself busy and gainfully employed with a return to TV.

Lohan's last TV appearance on pal Charlie Sheen's Anger Management in April was a modest success. She played a caricature of her public persona -- named Lindsay, of course -- who consults Charlie (Sheen) for anger counseling, complete with shtick references to her notorious personal life, including drugs (donut powder mistaken for cocaine) and court dates. Despite receiving a mixed chorus of jeers, the Anger Management gig got this endorsement from Newsday: "There was an ember of something that seemed totally lost in all the coverage, headlines and nonsense of the last few years: Lohan actually has some talent."

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Two and a Half Men Renewed for Season 11 — But There's a Twist!

Angus T. Jones, Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher

CBS has renewed Two and a Half Men for Season 11, the network confirmed Friday.

The announcement comes on the heels of stars Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer each signing new one-year contracts. However, one... read more

Ratings: Scandal Grows on Low Night

Kerry Washington, Guillermo Diaz

Scandal  was the sole show to improve Thursday on what was a down night overall.

The drama returned to 7.8 million viewers and a 2.8 in the adults 18-to-49 demographic, up two tenths ...
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The Thursday Playlist: Sweeps Begin With a Community Body Switch

Alison Brie as Annie, Jim Rash, Yvette Nicole Brown

Here's something you've probably never heard anyone say while watching NBC's Community: Yeah, that could happen.

And so it is this week, with an episode (8/7c) by Oscar-winning screenwriter/goofball extraordinaire Jim Rash (Dean Pelton), in which Troy and Abed go too far — what else is new — in their obsession with cheesy body-switching movies. Before you can say Freaky Friday, Troy is adopting Abed's dislocated mannerisms while Abed channels Troy's giddy swagger. Donald Glover and Danny Pudi are, as usual, a joy to watch, even if the message behind their madness is delivered with a heavy hand reflective of this uneven transitional season. And who could blame Rash for giving himself some of the best bits, as the Dean imagines he has pulled off his own body switch with his numero-uno obsession, the unamused Jeff Winger (Joel McHale).

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Ratings: Hannibal Opens OK; The Office, Community Hit Lows

Hugh Dancy

Hannibal didn't take a bite out of the competition Thursday, but it did give NBC some life.

Bryan Fuller's prequel adaptation of Thomas Harris' novels premiered to 4.3 million viewers and a 1.6 in the adults 18-to-49 demographic. Though obviously low, the numbers are NBC's best in the once-revered Thursdays-at-10 slot since ...
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