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    • ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’: Five Things to Watch for This Season

      The whole "Sunny" gang is back and smiling this season (FX)The whole "Sunny" gang is back and smiling this season (FX)Baby funerals, kid pageants, and morbid obesity: Guess "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" isn't exactly mellowing in its old age. It's hard to believe, but FX's gleefully offensive comedy kicks off its seventh season this week and just got picked up for Seasons 8 and 9, which will make it cable's longest-running live-action comedy ever. But don't expect any "60 Minutes"-style gravitas here: The Paddy's Pub gang is just as selfish, juvenile, and morally bankrupt as ever. After spending a day on set talking with the cast, we're letting you in on the latest "Sunny" shenanigans with five things to watch for this season.

      You'll be seeing a lot more of Mac this year
      So you may have heard "Sunny" star Rob McElhenney (who plays Mac) has put on a few pounds for this season. About fifty of them, to be exact. McElhenney intentionally packed on the weight, transforming himself into a roly-poly Zach Galifianakis type in the name of comedy.

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    • Our Fall TV Editors’ Picks

      Each fall, the TV networks throw a bunch of new shows at us, and it's getting harder and harder to figure out which ones are deserving of our precious viewing hours. Luckily, we here at Yahoo! TV are here to help: We've watched all the new network series and selected six to highlight as our Editors' Picks — the absolute best and buzziest of the fall crop.

      Read on to find out what these shows are all about and why we think they're worth watching.

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    • Exclusive First Look: ‘Bored to Death’ Season 3 Poster

      Our favorite amateur private eye will be back on the case when HBO's oddball detective comedy "Bored to Death" returns for a third season this fall. And we've got an exclusive first look at the Season 3 poster right here. Check it out:

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    • Fall TV Survey: The Most Anticipated New Shows and More

      New faces and old favorites are on the way this fall (FOX, CBS, NBC)New faces and old favorites are on the way this fall (FOX, CBS, NBC)We know you can't wait for fall TV to arrive… and we've got the numbers to prove it. We here at Yahoo! TV partnered up with Entertainment Weekly to conduct a poll of 2,000 people to see which new shows you're planning to watch this fall. We also learned what returning shows you're dying to see come back, along with all kinds of interesting tidbits about how you watch TV these days. Here, we run down the highlights from our wide-ranging TV survey.

      New Shows: 'X' Marks the Spot
      With its familiar format and judging panel, it's almost unfair to list Fox's singing competition "The X Factor" along with the other new shows. But respondents indeed picked "Factor" as the new fall show they're most excited to see, with 18% showing interest. Next on your to-do lists are ABC's sexy "Charlie's Angels" reboot (15%) and NBC's "Prime Suspect" remake (12%). Just so we're clear: An "American Idol" clone, a '70s reboot, and a British remake are the most anticipated new shows? Hmmm… looks like originality is overrated.

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    • CBS’s New Fall Drama ‘Person of Interest’: Smile for the Cameras

      Stars Jim Caviezel, Michael Emerson, and Taraji P. Henson (CBS/Michael Muller/Warner Bros. Television)Stars Jim Caviezel, Michael Emerson, and Taraji P. Henson (CBS/Michael Muller/Warner Bros. Television)Taraji P. Henson may be an Oscar-nominated actress, but even she doesn't want a camera on her at all times. "I'm a little paranoid, I must say. I have a little Mac laptop, and you know that little camera that's at the top? That freaks me out a little bit. I'll even take a Post-it sometimes and put it over the lens."

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