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Fox has sent us along a few clips from The Wanda Sykes Show, Fringe, The Cleveland Show, House and So You Think You Can Dance. First up, there are five clips from "Fringe" including Observer: More Than One as well as a "Just the Facts" clip and another Observer spotted clip. "So You Think You Can Dance" has a recap clip from the top 16 as well as two behind-the-scenes looks - one for the choreography and the other concerning the look. Wanda Sykes talks about her career as well as her influences and her sidekick Keith for "The Wanda Sykes" show. "House" has preview clips from the "Ignorance is Bliss" episode which airs on November 23rd. Note, "House" clips will expire on November 24th, "The Cleveland Show" clips expire on November 23rd and "Fringe" clips expire on Saturday, November 21st. Catch them while they're live. »

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It was nice to cut back Seth MacFarlane's domination of Sunday nights to only three shows. As much as I enjoy all three shows in a general sense, two-and-a-half hours of MacFarlane's brand of humor was a bit much. I continue to enjoy the growth of The Cleveland Show more and more; I'm beginning to see why Fox went ahead and gave it an early season two pick-up.
After a shaky start, we're starting to get a better feel for all these new characters, and I'm finding little things about them to enjoy. It's little things like Arianna's love of confetti that add layers to the character. And while I'm sure it's politically incorrect of me, I find Kendra tooling around in her Rascal absolutely hilarious. That and the over-eating, but all with such a sweet disposition and voice.
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Aliens reinvaded America's living rooms again Tuesday night -- en masse. According to overnight Nielsen ratings, ABC's V attracted 13.9 million viewers, providing some unexpected competition for the usual winner of the 8:00 p.m. time period, CBS's NCIS. It was the best premiere for a new scripted series this year, beating The Cleveland Show and NCIS: Los Angeles. The alien-invasion series is based on two miniseries that aired on NBC in 1983 and 1984. NCIS, meanwhile, may have lost 11 percent of its viewers from its last original episode two weeks ago, but it still performed strongly, averaging 19.4 million viewers, well ahead of V.
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