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Hey there, Sourcites -- just a quick note to let you know that we're going to be to the ground at Comic Con 2009, starting Wed., July 22! We'll be checking out your favorite FOX shows -- 24, Bones, Fringe, Dollhouse, Glee, Family Guy, The Simpsons and more -- plus getting the scoop on new FOX shows Human Target and Past Life! We'll cover the panels, get exclusive interviews from the stars and behind-the-scenes wizards, and give you the scoop on the whole Comic Con scene!

Will you be at Comic Con? We'd love to see you! Give us a heads-up in the comments!I

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Father's Day is Sunday, and the folks at FOX want you to celebrate! They sent us a slew of Father's Day moments from their animated heroes -- we're going to assume they're what NOT to do as a dad. Plus, we caught up with some FOX dads, past and present, and asked them how they like to celebrate Father's Day. Check out the videos!

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Counting down the days until your favorite shows come back to FOX? Well, now we've got a date to count down to! The network released its Fall premiere dates, and we're busy marking out calendars. Here's the scoop:

Can't get enough of So You Think You Can Dance? Well, when this season is done, you won't have long to wait for the next one! Season 6 of SYTYCD premieres Weds., Sept. 16. That's followed by the fall premiere of Glee -- get your pitch pipes ready!

September 17 sees the return of Bones and Fringe. We're thrilled to see these two shows paired up (sexy FBI agents and fascinating scientists for everyone!), but we admit to being a little queasy at the thought of so many decayed corpses/buckets of maggots/bizarre creatures/freaks of science in one concentrated block.

We're slightly less convinced abouth the next gathering of shows. The new comedy Brothers begins on Friday, Sept. 18. It's paired with the season premiere of 'Til Death. Two sitcoms together? So far, so good. But those shows are followed by Dollhouse, which... well, one of these things is not like the other. We hope Dollhouse survived the cognative whiplash that comes from that particular part of the lineup.

House gets its two-hour season premiere on Monday, Sept. 21. The next week, Lie to Me settles into its post-House berth. Two misanthropic men of science on one night! Be still our hearts.

Animation Domination returns on Sunday, Sept. 27 with all new eps of The Simpsons, Family Guy and American Dad. Plus The Cleveland Show gets it's series premiere. We can't wait!

Rounding out the new shows, The Wanda Sykes Show is scheduled to premiere on Saturday, Nov. 7.  We're really looking forward to seeing what Wanda does to the late night landscape.

So that's the sched. Thoughts? What are you most looking forward to? Talk about it in the comments!

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DAY 7 - 6:00AM - 8:00AM

Well, the day is over, but there is so much just beginning, so many questions unanswered that we can't help but feel we've been little Empire Strikes Back'd! As we got into hours 23 and 24, we were looking for some resolution to all that has happened.  Who are "the crew", will Tony tell all, and most importantly -- will Jack live? But nothing. To that we say, "touché, 24 writers," we're already setting the DVR for next season.

Let's take a look at some of the things we do know from the last two hours:

Tony is really evil and his anger stems back to the death of his wife Michelle and the couple's unborn son. We learn Almeida has been working both sides as he tracked down the person who was ultimately responsible for Michelle's death, a man named Alan Wilson. During his search he found that Wilson was responsible for so much more, including the hit on President David Palmer. Tony said he planned on turning Wilson in when he was working with Bill and Chloe, but that Jack's arrival on the scene messed everything up. Tony's crossover to crazy became official when he decided to "harvest" Jack's organs in an attempt to recover the pathogen -- nice touch. However, we're officially mad at him for killing his hot partner Kara.
Where Tony is now: in custody.

First Daughter Olivia Taylor is in big trouble. Secret Service Agent Aaron Pierce alerted former Chief-of-Staff Ethan Kanin that Olivia may not be on the up-and-up. Kanin was able to get a recording of her conversation where she set up the hit on Hodges. He turned it over to President Taylor, giving her the opportunity to cover the whole thing up. Taylor thought about it, but we knew she would do the right thing. Of all the losses on Day 7, President Taylor endured some of the worst, effectively losing her family.
Where Oliva is now: In custody for the murder of Jonas Hodges.

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The stars of "24" hit the red carpet for a special screening of Day 7's Season Finale. Check out what they have to say...and what they're keeping to themselves...

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It's official! We now have the FOX Network TV schedule for 2009-2010, so let the discussion begin!

First, the good news: Some of our favorite shows are returning. Fringe and Lie to Me, the two strongest freshman series, continue to see the network love, as we already knew. Lie to Me moves to Monday night, following House. It's a night of prickly, insulting-yet-adorable geniuses with parental issues and complicated love lives! Just imagine a crossover between those shows -- Lightman as patient, picking up every lie that House and his minions told, or House trying to diagnose weird medical reasons Loker's pathological honesty.

We get two different takes on the FBI on Thursday, as Fringe jumps nights to follow Bones. Twice the horrific corpse effects, twice the fun! Could Booth and Brennan's will they/won't they dance be part of The Pattern? Will Brennan ever be called in to identify some particularly gnarly remains that Olivia, Walter and Peter stumble over? We know, it's unlikely, but this is the sort of thing that keeps us up at night. We need help.

Find out the fate of Dollhouse, Terminator, So You Think You Can Dance and more after the jump!

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We were hunting for scoop when we hit the red carpet at the FOX winter press tour -- and we got plenty! Find out about family secrets on Bones and House, who gets to fight on 24 and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, surprising revelations about Fringe and Prison Break, why we'll love Dollhouse and Glee, and lots more!

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Get out your calendars -- FOX is juggling its primetime schedule to make room from returning favorites and highly anticipated new shows alike! To prepare you for the TiVo shuffle, here's the scoop on whenyou can look for your fav shows:

Jack Bauer and co. return with the movie event 24: Redemption on Sunday, Nov. 23. The new season of 24 kicks off with a two-night, four-hour event, Jan. 11 and 12, then settles into its regular times slot on Monday, Jan. 19.

American Idol returns with a two-night, four hour premiere on Tuesday, Jan. 13 and Wednesday, Jan. 14. After that, it's an hour of Idol every Tuesday and Wednesday starting Jan. 20.

The news series Lie To Me will premiere on Wednesday,  Jan. 21, after Idol. And Dollhouse, the new show from Buffy/Angel/Firefly Wunderkind Joss Whedon, launches Friday, Feb. 13.

Check out the full winter schedule below!

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