13 for '13: TV We're Most Excited About in 2013

There are plenty of new shows we're looking forward to in the new year -- Kevin Bacon's "The Following," "Sex and the City" prequel "The Carrie Diaries," and Keri Russell's return to TV drama in FX's "The Americans" among them -- but returning favorites also make up a big portion of the TV events we're most looking forward to in 2013. From beloved "Family Ties" star Michael J. Fox and sitcom "Arrested Development" to a pair of canceled soaps and new episodes of one of fall 2012's biggest hits, here are 13 homecomings and other TV happenings that will have us happily ensconced on the couch in 2013. — Kimberly Potts, Yahoo! TV

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"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" moves to 11:35 PM (January 8 on ABC)

After a decade at midnight, Jimmy Kimmel is moving to a primetime spot in late night: 11:35 PM, where he'll go head-to-head with his talk show host hero, David Letterman, and that other guy (we kid, Jay Leno). The move gives Kimmel the chance to boost his growing ratings even further by drawing a whole new group of fans to his fun show, and he's scheduled a great group of guests for the ... more
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" moves to 11:35 PM (January 8 on ABC)

After a decade at midnight, Jimmy Kimmel is moving to a primetime spot in late night: 11:35 PM, where he'll go head-to-head with his talk show host hero, David Letterman, and that other guy (we kid, Jay Leno). The move gives Kimmel the chance to boost his growing ratings even further by drawing a whole new group of fans to his fun show, and he's scheduled a great group of guests for the first month, including Mark Wahlberg, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Aniston, Ryan Gosling, Bruno Mars, Brad Paisley, and Rob Lowe. In true Kimmel style, he's closing out his midnight run on Jan. 7 with a retrospective special, "Jimmy Kimmel Live: Goodbye to Midnight." less