WINTER 2014: ELLEN POMPEO, PATRICK DEMPSEY SIGN ON FOR MORE 'GREY'S ANATOMY'

It was touch-and-go this past fall with renegotiation rumors but Grey's Anatomy fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Meredith and Derek are not going anywhere, anytime soon.

Original cast members Ellen Pompeo and Patrick Dempsey have signed new two-year deals that will keep the couple on the show through Season 12. Of course ABC has only renewed Grey's through the end of this current season but with these new deals in place, it definitely is an incentive to keep the medical drama going.

Other original cast members Justin Chambers, Chandra Wilson, and James Pickens, Jr., as well as Sara Ramirez, have yet to renew their contracts which expire at the end of this season. As reported earlier this fall, Sandra Oh is departing the show in May.

Do you think the show still has some steam left in it after 10 years?

FALL 2013: FOX'S 'SLEEPY HOLLOW' RENEWED FOR A SECOND SEASON

Well that was a quick one. The fall season has just declared its first renewal.

FOX has renewed its new spooky drama, Sleepy Hollow, for a second season. With only three episodes aired so far this season, the supernatural adventures of Ichabod and Abbie have generated pretty decent numbers for the network folks. The premiere episode alone gave FOX its best fall debut numbers since 2006. The renewal order for a second season includes only 13 episodes, so depending on how the show finishes out the year, it will return either next fall or in midseason.

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FALL 2013: ABC PICKS UP MORE 'MISTRESSES'

Fans of ABC's summer sizzler Mistresses will be excited to hear that the network has renewed the drama for a second season. The first season recently concluded with several cliffhangers leaving various characters in a lurch. The Alyssa Milano vehicle has maintained stable ratings throughout the summer and has revitalized interest in the primetime soap genre. No word on exactly when the second season will commence but expect all four main players to return.

WACKY WEDNESDAY: NBC RENEWS 'HOLLYWOOD GAME NIGHT'

Audiences really like Hollywood Game Night, as does NBC.

NBC's surprising summer hit has been renewed for a second season. Hollywood Game Night was certainly a gamble for the network, especially introducing a game show format into the primetime lineup. It sure has paid off and NBC has renewed the celebrity-infused game show for a 10-episode second season, which will most likely return next summer. Glee's Jane Lynch hosts the hour-long competition show that pits two teams against each other. Six celebrities, mostly from television, are invited to participate each week as they try to win money for a charity of their choice. The success of Hollywood Game Night has ignited interests in reviving the variety/entertainment show format though we cannot forget the disastrous Jay Leno variety show.

Hollywood Game Night airs Thursday nights on NBC.

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RENEWED: 'UNDER THE DOME' WILL RETURN...NEXT YEAR

Fans of CBS' summer series Under the Dome can breath a sigh of relief now that the network has renewed the show for a second season. The kicker, however, is that only a 13-episode season was ordered and it won't premiere until Summer 2014.

Based on a Stephen King novel, Under the Dome centers on the small town of Chester's Mill that one day finds itself surrounded by an impenetrable barrier. The isolation begins to take its toll on the townspeople and madness ensues.

Under the Dome has maintained decent ratings so far this summer and viewership has even increased. So far it has become the most successful summer show presented by the main three networks.