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Get psyched: USA has renewed the Emmy-nominated series 'Psych' for a fifth season, Variety is reporting.

16 new episodes have been ordered for a summer 2010 launch, which will make 'Psych' USA's longest-running original scripted series -- after 'Monk,' of course, which ends after eight seasons on Fri., Dec. 4.

Whether 'Psych' will have the same longevity is unclear. But the show will be tested early when its fourth season returns from hiatus at the end of January, where it will have to fly solo without its long-running lead-in.

A dead man is found at the bottom of a garbage chute with a bullet in his chest. When both his wife and his fiancée come in to identify him, it seems the man has two lives, two names but only one body. Castle and Beckett are on the case to uncover his true identity but find out he's a spy. Alexis takes a temporary internship at the station and impresses Beckett with her determination.

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Only a few days after 'New Moon''s enormous opening weekend -- the third-highest in movie history -- 'The Twilight Saga' has found its future home on television.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, FX has bought the rights to air all four of Summit Entertainment's 'Twilight' films.

The original 'Twilight' will premiere in late-2011, followed by 'New Moon' sometime in 2012. 'Eclipse,' due in theaters on June 30, will premiere in early 2013.

As part of the agreement, Summit's less-popular -- but still lucrative -- 2009 films 'Knowing,' 'Push' and 'The Hurt Locker' will also air on FX, beginning in mid-2012.

On 'The Big Bang Theory,' wannabe ladies man Howard settles into a bath for some quality alone time in a fantasy involving Katee Sackhoff, but he finds things rudely derailed when the 'Battlestar Galactica' actress talks back, reminding him that a real woman, Bernadette, awaits him.

Wolowitz eventually comes to his senses and attempts to win Bernadette back. Meanwhile, Kripke uses a bottle of helium to pull a prank on Sheldon while he appears on a talk radio show, which inspires Sheldon to plot revenge of his own.

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Here's a reason to be thankful -- your Thanksgiving dinner most likely won't include a shape-shifting murderous psychopath like the Petrelli sit-down did on last night's episode of 'Heroes.'

The truth behind the death of the real Nathan, and Sylar's possession of the current body that appears to be Nathan, is revealed as the Petrellis celebrate Thanksgiving. Afterwards, Sylar emerges, attacks Angela, then escapes after transforming back into Nathan. Got all that?

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Common sense dictates one should never, ever, taunt the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Jay Leno learned that crucial lesson the hard way and got blown up for his troubles in this skit from 'The Jay Leno Show.'

While Leno raced around the track outside his studio in an attempt to set a time Schwarzenegger couldn't beat, the Governator took matters into this own hands and shouldered a missile launcher. The results were explosive to say the least.

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Rest easy, Drea de Matteo fans. Rumors that her new 'Desperate Housewives' character is about to be whacked, Adriana-style, due to budget cuts surfaced over the weekend, but they are unfounded.

The Ausiello Files quotes a 'Housewives' insider as denying the report, which surfaced over the weekend in the National Enquirer, that de Matteo was being laid off just a few episodes after joining the show, and that her character, Angie Bolen, was due for an imminent Mob-style hit.

The Enquirer story, printed in the tabloid's Nov. 30 issue, claimed that de Matteo's Angie was about to sleep with the fishes, though the article contained some fishy numbers itself.

The Beginning of the End

The 'Jon and Kate Plus 8' series finale opens with a shot of an error-riddled sign that Jon's legal team posted outside the entrance of their home: "Notice: No film crew or production staff from TLC is permitted on this property under penelty [sic] of trespass. Johnathon Gosselin [sic]"

The spelling errors are something you might expect from one of The Gosselin's 9-year-old twins, Cara and Mady, but by now we know it's the work of Jon Gosselin, putting an end to the TLC show that put him on the map. The Gosselins' struggles to raise their brood of twins and sextuplets, and their reaction to the dissolution of their marriage, has been a dramatic ride that the world has followed both on- and off-camera, but now the saga of Jon and Kate Gosselin is finally coming to a close ... in this particular incarnation, anyway.