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Mar 15, 2011 18 TV shows that replaced a star David Caruso out, Jimmy Smits in. Shelley Long out, Kirstie Alley in. Michael J. Fox out, Charlie Sheen in. See how shows in the past have handled a challenge now facing ''Two and a Half Men.'' 'The Bachelor' recap: Happily Whatever After Put down your torches and pitchforks, villagers -- there will be no need to hunt down Brad Womack, for he has put a ring on it! Chris Harrison blogs 'The Bachelor' and 'After the Final Rose' Three years and two go-rounds as the Bachelor, and Brad Womack has finally found love. It's not exactly as cut and dry as that, as... Ashley H. is the new Bachelorette. But is she crazy enough? ABC is continuing their reuse, renew, recycle strategy for the new season of The Bachelorette: Jimmy Kimmel announced tonight that Ashley H. will be the... 'Criminal Minds,' 'Castle,' 'Cougar Town,' 'Supernatural,' 'Glee': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room Spoiler Room is coming to you liiiiiive from L.A. this week, where I'm trolling around PaleyFest looking for word on your favorite shows. Tonight, I'm...

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