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The 10 TV premieres that’ll have you glued to the tube this fall

By RYAN STEWART | September 14, 2011

HOMELAND | Showtime | October 2 @ 10 pm | On the surface, this would seem to be a departure for Showtime — Claire Danes plays a CIA agent who believes she has uncovered a terrorist conspiracy involving a rescued, presumed-dead US soldier. But actually, it's easy to see how a story of someone losing herself in a paranoid fantasy could fit right in alongside Dexter.

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[ 06/18 ] House, by Alan Ayckbourn [playing with the interconnected Garden] @ Trinity Repertory Company

[ 06/18 ] "The Festive City," @ RISD Museum

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