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'SNL' scored major points in announcing its first March host as Jim Parsons of 'The Big Bang Theory,' while the second host of the long-running sketch comedy series' post-Olympics run will similarly score new blood. 'Girls' creator and star Lena Dunham will make her 'SNL' debut in the March 8 installment, alongside what musical guest, you ask?

Last night saw HBO's always-controversial Lena Dunham dramedy 'Girls' premiering its third season opposite the 2014 Golden Globe awards, dropping not one, but two all-new episodes of the expanded season. For the first time, HBO has made both premiere episodes "Females Only" and "Truth or Dare" available online for non-subscribers to see what they're missing!

Well, we probably should have seen this coming. HBO won't premiere 'Girls' season 3 until this coming Sunday (lucky you, we've got a clip right here!), but buzz around the Lena Dunham-scripted comedy remains ever high, paving the way to an official fourth season renewal for 2015!

Along with HBO's 'True Detective' premiere this Sunday bringing its gazillionth trailer, Lena Dunham's 'Girls' will all be back in fine form with a double-premiere for its expanded third season. The first official clip for Hannah, Marnie and the rest's return has arrived, along with a few new photos, and Hannah's dinner party might be shorter than expected if Adam's death-stare goes any farther. R

Sundays are now devoid of our beloved premium cable thrillers until 2014, but we at least we have new trailers to look forward to! HBO's always-buzzing Lena Dunham-fronted 'Girls' is the latest out of the gate with a new full-length trailer for the show's 2014 return, so what can we piece together from the myriad of new footage?

Our Sundays will be all-too quiet for the next few weeks thanks to our precious holidays, but the 'Girls' season 3 premiere on January 12 gets closer and closer. The first photos of the new season have emerged to complement the most recent trailer, and there's at least one return we hadn't yet expected!

This past weekend gave us our first real insight into 'Girls' season 3 with the debut of all-new episode synopses, but what better to cap things off with a brand-new trailer? The 'Girls' are back and the insults are flying in the latest grave-twerking look at season 3 of Lena Dunham's award-winning comedy!

'Girls' season 3 rests just over a month away with its January 12 premiere, but even more than the most recent trailer, we've got fresh spoilers and synopses of the Lena Dunham-scripted dramedy's big return. Find out who's celebrating birthdays, breakups, and possibly even returning with the latest 'Girls' season 3 spoilers right here!

Where yesterday we saw 'Girls' season 3 teased out in GIF form, the full trailer for the 2014 return of Hannah Horvath and co. is at long last upon us. Bikinis, Brooklyn and fat-free muffins of sociopathic detachment await, so take a look at what Lena Dunham has come up with for 'Girls 'season 3!

HBO gave us an early sneak peek at 'Girls' season 3 with the Instagram-y teaser trailer back in August, but now having officially set the return of Lena Dunham's Golden Globe-winning comedy for January 2014, we've got a much more substantial look at new footage and behind-the-scenes production. Find out who's depressed, who's working at a pizza shop, and who's waking up in random boys' beds in the

Given all the eyes on HBO last night for the 'True Blood' season 6 finale, "Radioactive," the premium cable network took the opportunity to preview one of its biggest series returning for a new season in 2014. No, not 'Game of Thrones' (we wish), but rather a first look at 'Girls' season 3! The photographic new teaser gives us an insight into what Hannah, Marnie, Shoshanna and Jessa have

It's been a good long while since we've heard much from the front of 'Girls' season 3, currently in production for a January 2014 premiere, though the Golden Globe-winning Lena Dunham dramedy has continued to add guest stars in the meantime. Latest to enter the Brooklyn fray is 'Like Crazy' star Felicity Jones, while co-showrunner Jenni Konner previewed that the series would take a much more reali