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Last night?s Bates Motel finale wrapped up some plotlines and left others in the lurch. Luckily, if you haven?t caught the AandE series? big wrap-up, this isn?t a recap. Instead it?s a rundown of the show?s good ratings. As it turns out, Bates Motel did quite well during its finale, up 8% from the penultimate episode.

Heads up Avenger fans. Disney XD has announced that Marvel's Avengers Assemble, their new animated series, will debut on Sunday, July 7th. A special preview airs this Sunday. Here are all the...

It looked like Love That Girl! had been cancelled but TV One has announced that their sitcom will return in the fall. Production on season four is expected to begin this month. The cast this...

Bounce TV has announced their plans for the new season. They include new original series like My Crazy Roommate, Step Wars, Forever Jones, The Keepsake, BRKDWN, and Bounce Beats: Profiles. Returning...

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NBC aired three seasons of the genealogy documentary series Who Do You Think You Are? before canceling it last year. Now it looks like the show is getting a second chance, as TLC has reportedly picked it up for a new season, which will debut in July.

Steven Spielberg is partnering with 343 Industries on a Halo live-action TV show. Spielberg will act as executive producer for the series, which will air through Xbox Live.

Grimm (NBC, 10:01 p.m.) — You know what’s worse than summer television? That two week period between the time the Spring shows end and the summer shows begin. Consider yourself in that morass, where the season finale of Grimm is not only the best option, but you’re only decent one. Awkward (MTV, 10 p.m.) — That is, assuming you don’t watch Awkward, where a school dance plays a central role in tonight’s episode. Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central, 10:30 p.m.) — I stand corrected. Amber Tamblyn will be on tonight’s episode. CANCEL ALL YOUR PLANS. Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel (HBO, 10 p.m.) — In tonight’s episode, BryanT Gumbel explores steps that can be taken to protect referees from injury. Step 1) GET OUT OF THE DAMN WAY. The Voice (NBC, 9 p.m.) and Dancing with the Stars (ABC, 9 p.m.) — These shows are still on, so there’s that. Or you could watch a movie. Here’s the 10 best recently released movies on Netflix. LATE NIGHT LISTINGS: Jason Bateman is on Letterman to talk Arrested Development, Eric Stonestreet is on Leno to plug tomorrow’s Modern Family season finale, Zach Galifianakis is on Ferguson, Aziz Ansari and Gillian Anderson are on Fallon, the cast of Workaholics is on Conan, and Phil Jackson is on The Daily Show. The post What’s On Tonight: You Gotta Be Kidding Me, Right? appeared first on UPROXX.

LIVE TWITTER EVENT WITH CAST MEMBERS OF "ROOKIE BLUE" DURING THE FOURTH-SEASON PREMIERE OF THE SERIES, THURSDAY, MAY 23Fans of ABC's popular drama series "Rookie Blue" will be able to submit questions and receive real-time responses from cast members of "Rookie Blue" during this season's premiere, THURSDAY, MAY 23 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET). Use hashtag #AskRookieBlue to join the conversation.Official Show Handle: @RookieBlueTVCast on Twitter: Missy Peregrym @mperegrym (West Coast broadcast only)Enuka Okuma @EnukaOkuma (West Coast broadcast only)Peter Mooney @ Peter_Mooney_ (West Coast broadcast only)Priscilla Faia @priscillafaia (East Coast broadcast only)Rachael Ancheril @RachaelAncheril (East Coast broadcast only)Matt Gordon @MattyBGordon (East Coast broadcast only)In the premiere, "Surprises," Andy and Nick continue to work undercover infiltrating a meth pipeline. But their covert mission goes sideways when Nick - then Andy - go missing. Meanwhile, a random arrest at 15 Division puts Sam Swarek and the other officers in the middle of the drug investigation-turned-rescue operation. And Andy must figure out how to cope with the transformation of her own life, and those of her friends at the station, to continue to do the job she loves.That's what being a cop is: adjusting to new situations, rolling with the punches. Change is constant, and if you don't adapt, you're left behind. So when Andy returns to find that Sam Swarek is now a Detective and that he's moved on, she's going to have to figure out how to deal with it. Meanwhile, Dov's life gets awkward when a one-night stand with Frank's goddaughter becomes more complicated. Chris is torn between staying at 15 Division and moving his new family back to his smaller, safer hometown. Traci is learning to work with new detective Swarek while trying to move on from the loss of her fiance, Jerry Barber. And although Nick and Gail have cemented their relationship, Nick can't seem to shed the feeling that all is not right between them. Last season, our officers got what they wanted and had to deal with the repercussions. This year, they will have to look change right in the eye and learn to adapt -- leaving them with some big, bold choices to make. "Rookie Blue" stars Missy Peregrym as Andy McNally, Gregory Smith as Dov Epstein, Charlotte Sullivan as Gail Peck, Enuka Okuma as Traci Nash, Travis Milne as Chris Diaz, Peter Mooney as Nick Collins, Ben Bass as Sam Swarek, and introducing this season Priscilla Faia as Chloe Price and Rachael Ancheril as Marlo Cruz. Also starring is Matt Gordon as Oliver Shaw and Lyric Bent as Frank Best. Guest starring in "Surprises" are Louis Ferreira as Jacob Blackstone, Tyler Hynes as Von and Matthew Bennett as Simon Dent.Source: ABC

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