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I wasn't expecting to get much serious breaking news from today's set visit to ABC's 'Private Practice' -- boss Shonda Rhimes tends to keep show secrets just that.

Maybe something was in the air. Maybe the sight of a bus full of (already exhausted) TCA members trekking across town to come play warmed her heart. Whatever it was, Rhimes decided to dish a little 'Private Practice' season 3 scoop: Chandra Wilson (a.k.a. 'Grey's Anatomy''s own Miranda Bailey) will be visiting Oceanside Wellness in the season's third episode.

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Visiting the set of 'Heroes' might just be the most exclusive outing ever.

NBC's superhero drama is notoriously secretive with its storylines, and set visits are a once-a-season treat, if that. So to be invited to play for the day was a thrill -- when we heard it was to watch another of their infamous looks at possible futures, we were ecstatic.

Here are five juicy nuggets straight from Stage 4 of Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood. Don't forget to check back for our chat with Zachary Quinto before the 'Angels and Monsters' episode on Oct. 13.

Behind the scenes of fall's hot new procedural

'Eleventh Hour,' CBS' new medical mystery drama from producer Jerry Bruckheimer (premieres Thurs., Oct. 9 at 10PM EST), investigates futuristic-sounding cases like cloning for personal use, mysterious heart attack-related deaths among healthy young boys and a long-dormant disease suddenly being spread again.

Rufus Sewell plays Dr. Jacob Hood, the genius biophysicist who's brought in on extreme cases when all else fails, and Marley Shelton plays FBI Agent Rachel Young, who's charged with keeping Hood in line.

We hung out on the set at the Warner Bros. Ranch Stage 33 in Los Angeles to chat with the two stars -- keep reading to get the scoop on what to expect.

Behind the scenes at one of the most action-packed shows on television.

'Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles' (Fox, Mondays, 9PM) is a show producers like to keep under wraps to avoid spoilers.

So when you're invited to the set, with the promise of a gourmet breakfast, time with some of the show's biggest stars and the chance to play with firearms, you say "Yes!"

See what we dug up -- and blew up -- on set and around the "neighborhood" at Warner Bros. Studios in Los Angeles.

Inside scoop on one of fall's hottest new shows

When mega-producer J.J. Abrams got together with 'Alias' writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, they stirred together some of their favorite movies and TV shows -- everything from 'Real Genius' to 'Twin Peaks' to 'The Fly' -- to come up their new TV Franken-baby.

The sci-fi procedural is one of fall's most anticipated new shows, getting a prime (but pressure-filled) spot behind 'House' on Fox's lineup. "It's terrifying," Abrams said, then joked, "And if we don't well, it's 'House''s fault."

Get a sneak peek at the inner workings of 'Fringe' with these 11 juicy morsels of info gleaned from a tour of the set at New York's Silvercup Studios.