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Simon Bird, who played Will in The Inbetweeners (which will return for a film sequel after the record-breaking success of the first big-screen adaptation), said there was interest from both Sky and BBC after the comedy, made by Big Talk Productions, was dropped by Channel 4. "We immediately had interest from both the BBC and Sky.

31, that spot will be filled by "Lost," which will return for an eight-episode run.

BROADWAY BABIES Maybe it is because the NBC series "Smash," which will return for a second season, is about the making of a Broadway musical.

Olivia Colman, who won two Baftas last year, competes for Best Actress, whilst the series itself, which will return for a second run, is up for Best Drama.

The intimate conversations between celebrities about their inspirations and creative influences drive "Iconoclasts," which will return for a fourth season on Sundance in October.

She points to Sally Wainwright's BBC1 drama Happy Valley, which will return for a second series, as an example and an inspiration.

ROLE OF THE VATICAN All accusations against priests will be forwarded to the Vatican, which will return most for processing by American bishops, but may retain egregious cases.

When the polling ended at 5 p.m., the tally on the scoreboard, which will return to Times Square for another round of voting Oct. 6-9, stood at 93 for capitalism, and 109 against.

Mr. Abrams is starting to deliver results with "Fringe," which will return to Fox for a second season on Sept. 17.

And Audi, which will return to the Super Bowl for the fifth consecutive year, plans to release online a teaser video and a game about its commercial for Super Bowl XLVI on Tuesday or Wednesday.

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