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'SNL' has a longstanding tradition of elevating music stars with presence to full-time hosts, rather than simple musical guests. We've seen the experiment largely succeed with acts like the recent Bruno Mars, and may get a taste of it in the future with recent rumors surrounding Justin Bieber, but now 'The Voice' judge and Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine is the latest to take up hosting duties. Will Maroon 5 provide the musical entertainment, or has another act been chosen?

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In ‘Harry and the Hendersons,’ a family thinks they've run over a sasquatch on the way home from a camping trip. However, it turns out the beast, who they strap to the roof of their car, survived the accident and develops a relationship with the family while being pursued by a famed Big Foot hunter.

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Leave it to Bieber?

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It's hard to believe that only a few short months ago, NBC comedies 'Whitney' and 'Community' were both banished to the Friday night wasteland, presumably to burn off their final seasons. Then, NBC stepped in to rescue both by delaying their returns in favor of greater promotional pushes, but to date only 'Whitney' has seen the light of day. Now NBC seems to be placing additional faith in 'Whitney,' ordering additional episodes for the series, but will 'Community' recieve the same treatment?

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We may have had less TV to enjoy this week, but we've doubled down on the best GIFs from 'The Mindy Project' and 'New Girl' to make up for it.

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Sitcom star Sara Rue called in to the Get Up & Go Show this morning. She dished on movies, Malibu Country, motherhood, Twitter, Twilight and more.

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Veteran actor Mo Gallini (Seinfeld, CSI:NY, 24) who currently stars at Jose Varges on NBC's breakout drama "Chicago Fire" tells us how close the cast is both on and off the set. He talks about tonight's big episode (9PM CST NBC) and dishes on what pop star you can find hanging on the set.

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Did you miss the best stuff on TV this week, or do you simply want to relive your favorite moments over and over and over (okay, you get it) again? Then check out the best moment of TV this week -- in GIF form.

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We had the pleasure of catching up with young hollywood's Atticus Shaffer, better known to millions of fans as "Brick Heck" in ABC's hit comedy "The Middle." Atticus suffers from Osteogenesis Imperfecta, type IV, a genetic condition he inherited from his mother, who has type I. His small stature from this condition helps him play a character on The Middle four years younger than his actual age.

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Oprah's second favorite doctor, Dr. Oz recently did a show about things to avoid when you're out at your favorite restaurant. There was a lot of information to digest, if you will, but I boiled it down and picked out a few things you may not think about or didn't realize.

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Iconic TV actress Melissa Joan Hart and Heroes star Greg Grunberg called the Get Up & Go Show this morning to chat about their new mobile coupon app Yowza! Find out what they both have planned in the New Year.

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Academy Award-Winning Screenwriter / Actor Nat Faxon called the Get Up & Go Show this morning to chat about his hit TV show "Ben And Kate" on Fox. We asked him if he ever gets use to people introducing him as "Academy Award-Winner" and also found out what he has planned for Thanksgiving out in Los Angeles.

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