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"Upfronts week&amp;amp;#8212;in which NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, the CW, and pretty much every other channel you can imagine presented their new fall shows&amp;amp;#8212;draws to a close today. And while the cable presentations and the premium pickups tend to fly a little under the radar, there&amp;#x27;s a bunch of new stuff you guys are gonna love out of those announcements. Especially because it suddenly seems like cable is hot to reunite you with some of the people you&amp;#x27;ve really missed seeing on TV for the past couple years or so. But before the good news, I have to present you with this little gray cloud of bad news: As of today, Happy Endings has not been rescued by USA or any other cable network. Sigh. Please, somebody, figure it out. I don&amp;#x27;t want to spend the next couple years iMovie-ing together clips of the stars in their new, less-cool shows, so that it looks like they&amp;#x27;re talking to each other. Anyway. Here are the TV pals who are about to move back into our viewing neighborhood: JONATHAN GROFF For those of us who still listen to Jonathan&amp;#x27;s Lionel Richie Glee duet with Lea Michele on constant repeat (what? Not me. I&amp;#x27;m mentioning for a friend), this is fantastic news: HBO just ordered an untitled dramedy about three young gay guys living in San Francisco, and Jonathan is one of &amp;#x27;em. STEVE CARELL OK, so Monsieur and Madame (Nancy) Carell are behind the camera on this one, not in front of it, but I think the concept sounds catchy: Tribeca is a comedy about crime fighters who all have their own weirdo personalities. From the man who brought Michael Scott to life, I buy it. And so did TBS. BRYAN GREENBERG Quite a few of us Glamour staffers still mourn the loss of How to Make It in America, not least because we&amp;#x27;re pretty sure Bryan Greenberg is our soul mate. (Yes, all of us are sure. It seems bound to cause problems down the line.) Distracting us from the inevitable rumble we&amp;#x27;ll have over him: The Arrangement, a USA drama in which Bry stars as a Miami politician who&amp;#x27;s taken a wife with a dark past. Aw, come on, he has a wife? Whatever, we&amp;#x27;ll take what we can get. CEE LO GREEN Fret not, fans of the miniature sequin enthusiast&amp;amp;#8212;he&amp;#x27;s also coming back to The Voice. But TBS is doubling down on his appeal with The CeeLo Life, a reality show that&amp;#x27;ll follow him (and his various kitties) around. JESSICA ST. CLAIR AND LENNON PARHAM BFF fans, your girls are back. Jessica and Lennon will star in Playing House, a USA comedy about a first-time mom and her businesswoman buddy who pitches in on the child rearing. Let the wild rumpus of girly antics begin! Which of these returns are you most excited about? Photo: NBC, USA, HBO, FOX"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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