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2009 ABC Fall TV Premiere Dates

Grey's AnatomyMark your calendars: On Sat., Sept. 5, ABC will officially debut its 2009 fall TV schedule, launching a full month's worth of series premieres ('Cougar Town'; 'The Middle'; 'Flash Foward'), along with the return of favorites like 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Desperate Housewives' and the much-anticipated 9th season of 'Dancing With the Stars.'

Want to know when to save the date? Check out ABC's full schedule, including show titles, times and dates, listed below.

Sat., Sept. 5
8-11:30PM: 'Saturday Night Football'

Fri., Sept. 11
10-11PM: '20/20'

Mon., Sept. 21
8-10PM: 'Dancing With the Stars'
10-11PM: 'Castle'

Tue., Sept. 22
8-10PM 'Dancing With the Stars' (special two-hour episode)
10-11PM: 'The Forgotten'

Wed., Sept. 23
8-9PM: 'Dancing With the Stars: The Results Show' (special day and time)
9-9:30PM: 'Modern Family'
9:30-10PM: 'Cougar Town'


Thu., Sept. 24
8-9PM: 'Flash Forward'
9-10PM: 'Grey's Anatomy'

Sun., Sept. 27
7-9PM: 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' (two-hour premiere)
9-10PM: 'Desperate Housewives'

Tue., Sept. 29
8-9PM: 'Shark Tank'
9-10PM: 'Dancing With the Stars: The Results Show' (at its regular day and time)

Wed., Sept. 30
8-8:30PM: 'Hank'
8:30-9PM: 'The Middle'

Sun., Oct. 4
7-8PM: 'America's Funniest Home Videos'

Fri., Oct. 9
8-10PM: 'Ugly Betty' (two-hour premiere)

Fri., Oct. 16
8-9PM: 'Supernanny'

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    Letterman Eyeing New Deal

    David Letterman is set to renew his contract with CBS, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The new deal would extend his stay as host of the 'Late Show With David Letterman' for an additional two years, keeping the show on through the 2011-12 season. Looks like Conan still has some work cut out for him. (Jun. 9)

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    TBS May Save 'Earl'

    NBC's 'My Name Is Earl' may not be canceled after all. The Emmy-winning comedy series is in talks to be picked up by TBS, says Variety, under a new 13-episode order. The network currently airs 'Earl' in repeats, setting itself up for an even bigger dose of good karma. (Jun. 9)

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    Tony Awards Hits a High Note

    Sunday night's Tony Awards telecast posted its best performance since 2006, reports Variety. The show, hosted by 'How I Met Your Mother' star Neil Patrick Harris, averaged 7.5 million viewers total -- a million more than last year's audience. Great news for the Tonys, but mostly bad news for Bret Michaels. (Jun. 9)

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    'Kendra' Strikes Ratings Gold

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    'Rachael Ray' Renewed

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    Marini Books 'Brothers & Sisters'

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    Fichtner, Caan Form 'Entourage'

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    'Notice,' 'Pains' Draw Big Numbers

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    Melvin Joins 'Heroes'

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