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NBC Sunday Night Football‘s Thanksgiving night broadcast of the Bears/Packers drew 25.2 million total viewers and an 8.0 demo rating (per fast nationals), up 10 and 8 percent year over year and topping CBS’ four fresh offerings combined.

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That said, leading out of an old Bang (12.8 mil/3.4), CBS’ Life in Pieces (8 mil/2.2) is currently up 22 percent in the demo from last week. Mom (6.7 mil/1.6) and 2 Broke Girls (5.9 mil/1.6) each dipped one tenth, while Elementary (5.3 mil/1.0) ticked up a tenth.

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Supergirl viewers will soon be able to put a face to Kara’s famously named cousin.

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CBS’ rookie DC drama, which thus far has limited Superman’s presence to a few shadowy, shot-from-behind cameos, is poised to unmask the Man of Steel in early 2016 — but there’s a tiny twist: The Superman we’ll be meeting will be leaping not over buildings in a single bound, but into puberty.

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With significant NFL preemptions now factored out, ABC’s Castle this Monday wound up with 6.7 million total viewers and a 1.1 rating (per finals), matching its week-ago tallies.

TVLine readers gave the fall finale an average grade of “B.”

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DWTS meanwhile opened ABC’s line-up with 13.3 million total viewers and a 2.1 rating, down from its two most recent Monday finale nights (14.9 mil/2.5, 14.4 mil/2.3).

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Elsewhere in the ratings….

CBS | Supergirl (7.2 mil/1.5) slipped 9 and 16 percent to season lows.

Warning: The following recaplet contains spoilers for Monday’s Scorpion. Proceed with caution.

Unless you have the emotional quotient of Walter O’Brien himself, chances are you were dabbing your eyes as Monday’s installment of Scorpion faded to black.

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Despite Walter’s best attempts to preserve his sister Megan’s mind, if not her body, both were lost as Megan succumbed to her multiple sclerosis in “Arrivals and Departures.” And even though Walter only had a few moments at his sister’s bedside before she passed — he...

I'm going to start off by saying I not only liked “The Expanse”, I loved it. Loved. It. So much so that I watched all four screener episodes I was sent one after the other with the passion I normally reserve for Red Vines at the movie theater (don't get mad at me, Twizzlers fans. You know Rv are usually the only movie option.) So, yeah, I wanted that out of the way so I could skip past any idea of a critical review (there are people who do those so much better than I do) and go right for the fangirling. I came into “The Expanse” pretty much cold. In fact, my husband was the one who started talking about it when Syfy first announced the series. He was the one who piqued my interest. I've never read the book. It was only through promo videos for the show I learned James S.

Up until now, Arrow's action has been solely set in Starling City, but tonight's all-new episode offers up a location -- and language -- change as Oliver, Diggle and Felicity are tasked with rescuing Lyla from Russian criminals (she'd tracked Deadshot to Moscow) and keeping this information from Isabel, who insists on joining Queen Consolidated's business trip.

By putting Deadshot back in Diggle's crosshairs, Arrow allows David Ramsey to expand upon his character's backstory and reveal some heretofore unknown secrets he's been holding close to the chest. ETonline spoke with Ramsey earlier this week about tonight's action-packed episode, the expansion of Team Arrow and the odds of illuminating other characters' backstories through flashbacks!

ETonline: Stephen Amell Tweeted that you steal the show in tonight's episode.

David Ramsey: Oh boy, thanks Stephen! Live up to that [laughs].

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[Warning: Spoilers ahead from Thursday's episode.] It's Remembrance Day on The Vampire Diaries, which means one thing: reliving the past. The latest episode of The CW drama had several nods to past seasons and pivotal moments in Stefan's (Paul Wesley) history in Mystic Falls and relationship with Elena (Nina Dobrev). It was also the hour when Bonnie's (Kat Graham) sacrifice to save Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) became known to her inner circle. Story: 'Vampire Diaries': Kendrick Sampon on Jesse's 'Ulterior Motives,' Romancing Caroline The Hollywood Reporter compiles the biggest storylines from the episode, "For Whom the Bell Tolls.

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Rihanna’s close friends are saying she’s keeping a close eye on Chris and will likely spend this weekend shacked up with Chris at his Hollywood Hills house. Continue reading for exclusive details!

Rihanna‘s weekend dance card has already been punched because sources close to the 24-year-old pop star say she’s likely to be holed up with Chris Brown at his house in the Hollywood Hills, HollywoodLife.com is exclusively reporting.

“They are probably going to chill this weekend and just do something low-key at either her house or his,” the source reveals to HollywoodLife.com. “Her pad is still getting furnished and it doesn’t feel like home to her right now so they may just chill at Chris’ house.

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Despite the unfair financial shunning bestowed upon Scott Pilgrim, Warner Bros. have made a smart move and got into the Oni Press business. According to THR, the studio is making plans to adapt Brendan Hay and Justin Wagner‘s Rascal Raccoon’s Raging Revenge, having commissioned director Todd Strauss-Schulson (A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas) and writer Matthew Fogel (Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son) for the live-action/CGI feature.

And they’re working with a slightly meta story. Rascal Raccoon is set in Toonie Terrace, where a long-lasting conflict between Merries and Meanies comes to a head when Rascal Raccoon finally defeats his enemy, Jumpin’ Jackalope — but, when there’s no one left for him to fight, the only choice is to go after his own animator. Now you can a) fully understand why they’ll mix CGI and practical sets, and b) get excited over the potential behind its use.

Blair's sister in law arrives with ulterior motives & more in CW's "Gossip Girl" episode 2 of season 5. We've got spoilers for the show,along with a promo clip after the jump. The episode is entitled, "Beauty and the Feast," and things get pretty interesting when Blair's "sister in law" Beatrice arrives,and more. In "Beauty and the Feast" episode, Nate will unexpectedly reconnect with Diana, who offers him an exciting opportunity. Serena will force Charlie to decide which world she wants to embrace. Dan will seek out Chuck's help to stop the publication of his book, but discovers it is Chuck who needs the help.

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Today we bring you Part 2 of our San Diego Comic-Con interviews with some of the cast members of "The Secret Circle"; we thought we'd close things out with long-time genre favorite Natasha Henstridge (Species, Ghosts of Mars), who portrays school principal Dawn Chamberlain in the series.

Among a few other things, we discuss her cult status among horror fans, working with co-star Gale Harold, and her character's motivations.

With her very avid fanbase in the genre, we wondered if she felt extra responsibility accepting such a highly visible role on "The Secret Circle". She replied, "I didn't think about that so much, to be honest. It wasn't lost on me obviously that it was going to be supernatural, in that genre, and it probably wasn't lost on them either when they cast me, but I just had a responsibility to do something I wanted to do and something I enjoyed,...