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That’s right, FOUR James Francos in Season 2.

It’s easy to gawk at HBO’s The Deuce dropping a double-dose of James Franco, but the new series from The Wire creator David Simon is worthy of the legacy. See the ins and outs of the ‘70s New York City sex trade, from the streets, to the cameras and the precincts in a full trailer.

HBO is one week from its flagship hit’s return, so those fall offerings will get some extra push. And speaking of exploitation – here’s a double-dose of James Franco, as The Wire creator David Simon takes us through porn history with a trailer for HBO’s The Deuce.

HBO’s last venture into ‘70s New York didn’t end so well, but a double-dose of James Franco, sprinkled with The Wire creator David Simon and a dash of porn might do the trick. See for yourself, as a first official teaser-trailer for HBO’s The Deuce promises a September premiere.

HBO’s The Wire famously shifted focus to different corners of Baltimore between seasons, but did you know creator David Simon based the series on his real-life time as a police reporter? Or that many real public officials and criminals actually played themselves? Get ready to hit them corners, as the 37th episode of ‘You Think You Know TV?’ goes all in the game for HBO’s The Wire!

The first three seasons of The Walking Dead developed an unfortunate trend of killing off male African-American characters just as a new one would emerge, an issue many were quick to reprise when Season 5 killed off three more leading men of color. Now, in advance of Season 6, Dead showrunner Scott Gimple addresses the “tricky” controversy, noting the actual actors have no bearing on their character’s fate.

And lo, 'The Walking Dead' season 5 has finally shambled out its October premiere, definitively allowing Rick and the others to show Terminus that they were screwing with the wrong people. And while the bad guys seemingly went down in flames, will all be well by next Sunday's "Strangers?" Find out in our first full clip from the hour!

‘The Walking Dead’ season 4 brings to life its 13th episode, “Alone,” as Sasha questions Bob and Maggie's decision to find the "Terminus" sanctuary, while Daryl and Beth hole up in a funeral home. Last week’s ‘The Walking Dead’ installment, “Still,” saw an unusual request from Beth putting she and Daryl on a unique mission, while the two bonded over all they'd lost in the prison's fall,

Last night's all-new 'Walking Dead' installment "Still" understandably divided fans interested in following Daryl and Beth's quest for hooch, but all indications are that next Sunday's "Alone" will prove a horrific turning point for the latter half of the fourth season. Check out our first look at the new episode, adding deadly fog to compound Maggie, Bob and Sasha's latest bat

We're going to see a lot of 'The Walking Dead' season 4 over the next few days from Comic-Con 2013, including a full trailer from the panel, but why not check out one of the new characters days in advance? The first photo of new series regular Lawrence Gilliard Jr. as comic character Bob Stookey has emerged, but what about the character will end up different from the books?