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Mindy starts her hard-won Stanford fellowship on this week’s Mindy Project, but campus life isn’t the whirlwind of Felicity boys and keggers she envisions.

Her advisor hates her. Her confidence takes a giant hit. And she and Danny have another one of those trying-to-figure-out-where-our-relationship-stands moments. Can their nascent couplehood overcome the distance between New York and California?

Read on to find out what happens in “Stanford.”

Back To School | While Danny helps Mindy move into her dorm room at the university, Dr. Lahiri muses about whether this collegiate experience will rival Keri Russell’s fictional one. “Who will be my Ben?...

Who’s up for an epic Glee-union?

TVLine has an exclusive clip from Friday’s season premiere (Fox, 8/7c), which finds Rachel and Kurt once again sharing a stage with some of the series’ OGs: Mercedes, Santana, Puck, Quinn, Brittany, Artie, Sam — and, yes, even Tina.

So, what’s on the agenda for the re-assembled New Directions? Why, rebuilding McKinley High’s famed glee club, of course!But first, a few of the gleeks have some personal business to attend to…

Hit Play on the preview clip below, then drop a comment: What do you hope to see in Glee‘s final season?...

“Love is a lot like farming,” mused Chris Soules on Monday’s Bachelor season premiere, a metaphor that can also be applied to the episode itself, which was basically a three-hour parade of clucking, weeding and — at one lady’s polite behest — plowing.

Soules may have bestowed his “first impression” rose upon 27-year-old waitress Britt — of course he’d pick the normal girl, right? — but we at TVLine have curated a list of ladies who made pretty strong first impressions on us. Let’s begin:

* Amanda, the 24-year-old ballet instructor with eyes that can pierce into your very soul — and not in a sexy way.

Sleepy Hollow must’ve read a few too many women’s magazines as of late, because this week’s episode really takes the New Year: New You! theme to heart.

Repeatedly, resoundingly, unrelentingly to heart. And while we can probably go a while without hearing Abbie draw parallels between trendy fruit and her journey as a Witness, the hour’s last few moments — where Irving resurfaces as one of the living! (or, at least, not one of the dead) — made up for some of the episode’s flaws.

Let’s review what happens in “Paradise Lost.”

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