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Dobbs says CNN departure was ‘amicable’
Departed anchor won’t rule out a future run for political office.   Full story
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  David Letterman scandal
Lawyer: Suspect just pitching to Letterman
Ex-Letterman writer discusses leaving show
Court files opened in Letterman extortion case
Politicians aren’t firing back at Letterman
Letterman apologizes to ‘horribly hurt’ wife
Halderman called a ‘swashbuckling’ newsman
Source: Staffer’s diary used against Letterman
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  Another Grammer failure — ABC kills ‘Hank’
  ‘Modern Family’ reinvents the family comedy
11 late-night TV shows: The good and the bad
Fox cancels sci-fi drama ‘Dollhouse’
NYT: Anchor Lou Dobbs leaving CNN
Disabled want more performers to truly fit roles
CNN finds prime-time success elusive
‘Glee’ brings joy to beleaguered music industry
‘Sesame Street’ still Big Bird’s nest after 40 years
Navy Secretary Mabus to appear on ‘NCIS’
  Desperate Housewives
One of the ‘Housewives’ lands behind bars
Katherine turns up the crazy on ‘Housewives’
Oh, shoot! One ‘Housewife’ takes a bullet
Suspicions grow on ‘Housewives’
Situation becomes ‘Desperate’ on ‘Housewives’
Julie’s assault affects everyone on ‘Housewives’
‘Housewives’ celebrates a wedding, new friends
‘Desperate’ quiz: Test your ‘Housewives’ knowledge
  Grey's Anatomy
Surprise birthday party is a disaster on ‘Grey’s
McDreamy ends up in hot water on ‘Grey’s’
Mistake comes back to haunt ‘Grey’s’ resident
Callie’s dad pays a visit to ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
  Opinions on television
TV snobs are wrong about ‘Two and a Half Men’
For ‘Big Bang’s’ Sheldon, the nerd is the word
Sykes and late night TV’s new color barrier
Proudly un-hip, ‘NCIS’ still tops ratings
Monty Python the original kings of gore
‘Glee’ has rabid fans, but they deserve better
Newsweek: Is 'FlashForward' the next 'Lost'?
Newsweek: 5 flagging TV shows that need to end
Newsweek: White faces still dominate primetime TV
Newsweek: How Leno's success could change TV
  Television video
David Lloyd, TV sitcom writer, dies
Nov. 13: David Lloyd, who wrote for "Cheers," "Taxi," "Frasier," and "Lou Grant" among others, died Tuesday. He was 75. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Palin: Levi 'part of the family'
Ray Romano’s new show is not ‘extreme departure’
How ‘Loser’ champ won back her life
Meet the newest member of ‘The Office’
Prejean scolds Larry King during interview
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  Women on TV
From Mary Richards to Meredith Grey, female characters on television have reflected their times, and blazed trails for future generations.

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  New fall shows: Some soar, others stink
Is "Cougar Town" as bad as the title suggests? And is there anyone out there who doesn't love "Glee"? We review the new fall shows.

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  Take the ‘Glee’ quiz
Nov. 5: Access' Laura Saltman quizzes Matthew Morrison -- aka Will Schuester -- on his knowledge of his "Glee" co-stars.
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  Jay Leno, ‘Tonight’ and beyond
A look at Jay Leno’s comedic career, including his work as “Tonight Show” host and philanthropy.

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  Celebrity sightings
Lindsay Lohan steps into the light for an event in West Hollywood, Eva Longoria is honored by Latino organization, Kelly Osbourne is on time and more.

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  Prime-time Nielsen ratings
For the week of Nov. 2-8

1. World Series Game 6: Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Yankees, Fox, 22.34 million viewers.
2. Sunday Night Football: Dallas at Philadelphia, 21.88 million viewers.
3. “NCIS,” CBS, 20.18 million viewers.
4. “Sunday Night NFL Pre-Kick,” NBC, 17.26 million viewers.
5. World Series Game 5: N.Y. Yankees at Philadelphia, 17.09 million viewers.
6. “60 Minutes,” CBS, 16.85 million viewers.
7. “Dancing With the Stars,” ABC, 16.69 million viewers.
8. “The Mentalist,” CBS, 16.21 million viewers.
9. “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” CBS, 15.60 million viewers.
10. “NCIS: Los Angeles,” CBS, 15.29 million viewers.

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