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Rarely has the series finale to any TV series gone by without at least some major backlash over its content, and 'How I Met Your Mother' is no exception. Last night's "Last Forever," jumped through time in between the years 2013 and 2030, filling in Ted's story about the mother, with at least one major twist that naturally had fans in an uproar. So, what do series creators Carter Bays an

Year after year, this becomes almost painfully unsurprising. Following an impressive three-season renewal for CBS comedy juggernaut 'The Big Bang Theory,' the network granted an additional 18 renewals to its drama and comedy lineup for 2014-15, including (but not limited to) 'Two and a Half Men,' '2 Broke Girls,' 'Elementary,' 'NCIS' and 'The Good Wife.' So, who's missing?

Normally we'd consider CBS' long-running 'Two and a Half Men' out of our wheelhouse, particularly given how unrecognizable the series has become from its original inception, but the latest casting coup is too retro to ignore. Ashton Kutcher will reunite with his 'That '70s Show' co-star (and now fiancee) Mila Kunis for an arc later on this season, but what does it mean for the show?

Work has started on what should be a big summer hit show!

We didn't bother keeping up with CBS' Stephen King drama, 'Under the Dome,' in its initial 2013 run, given how far-fetched the sci-fi story quickly became, but will the people of Chester's Mill have a brighter day in season 2? CBS has officially set a premiere for Dean Norris and co. to return, along with a date for Stephen Spielberg-Halle Berry drama 'Extant.'

We're just two weeks from the final 'How I Met Your Mother' premiere of "The Locket / Coming Back," and we're still not entirely sure how the long-running CBS comedy's final year will divide story between multiple timeframes over Barney and Robin's wedding weekend. Now, executive producer Carter Bays has come out to defend the decision to try "Something New," while a new promo

Even in light of the genius flowing through 'The Big Bang Theory,' this seems like a no-brainer. Following a highly publicized guest turn as Sheldon (Jim Parsons)'s childhood hero Professor Proton, legendary sitcom star Bob Newhart has been announced to return for season 7 in a recurring capacity, but will anything prove different about his return role?

Drum roll please!

Quite a few fans (around 13 million) went 'Under the Dome' for last night's big premiere of CBS's breakout summer series, all but assuring the Stephen King adaptation will be here to stay for the near future. As for those who have yet to discover the mystery for themselves, why wait until next week when CBS has put the entirety of last night's pilot episode online to watch?

We're just days away from the June 24 premiere of CBS's Stephen King-adapted summer thriller 'Under the Dome,' and the eye network has served up its first real slice of the series. Two new clips from the new mystery drama have hit the web, and while one teases the tension between the trapped townsmen, the other gets gorier than we'd ever expect to see on CBS!