USA may bring back 'Law & Order: CI' for a ninth season, Bob Saget is returning to 'America's Funniest Videos,' Oprah books 'Mad Men''s Jon Hamm and January Jones and more of today's top TV headlines.
USA Networks is reportedly closing a deal to renew 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' for a ninth season. According to sources, co-star Julianne Nichols will not return, and may be replaced by 'My Own Worst Enemy''s Saffron Burrows. Jeff Goldblum, Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe are also in talks to return, although nothing has been finalized. [Ausiello Files]

Bob Saget is planning a return to 'America's Funniest Home Videos.' The former host will team up with Tom Bergeron to celebrate the best clips from the show's 20 years on ABC. The episode is currently slated to air in November. Expect a 'Full House.' [EW.com]


Oprah is officially mad for 'Mad Men.' The legendary host will sit down with show leads January Jones and Emmy nominee Jon Hamm for an exclusive new interview, set to air next Mon., Sept. 21. Check local listings. [AMC]

Former President Bill Clinton will stop by 'The Late Show With David Letterman' on Tuesday to discuss the 2009 Clinton Global Initiative. This will mark Clinton's sixth appearance on the show, and will air just one day after Letterman's exclusive interview with President Barack Obama. [Newsday]

Tony winner Adam Shankman ('Hairspray') is 'So You Think You Can Dance''s newest judge. Shakman will join Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe in a permanent gig, beginning with season 6's top 20 performance episode, airing Oct. 27. [EW.com]

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'Laugh-In' star Henry Gibson has died. Gibson, who also appeared in 'Nashville' and 'Boston Legal,' lost his battle with cancer on Monday in his Malibu home. He was 73. [Hollywood Reporter]