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In terms of television shows getting recently renewed, it doesn't get much yinnier and yangier than the two granted additional seasons over the past two days. AMC, which broke into the original programming business with the Golden-Globe-winning Mad Men, today gave its second original program a thumbs up for an additional season. Breaking Bad, starring Malcolm in the Middle's Brian Cranston, will return for a sophomore season, says TVWeek. Season two will be 13 episodes long, up from the seven-episode premiere season. AMC has not yet announced when season two will debut. In the dark-comedy/drama Breaking Bad, Cranston plays Walter White, a high-school chemistry teacher who is diagnosed with cancer. Reaching his breaking point with life, his work, and his family, he begins to make cystal meth with a dealer and junkie played by Aaron Paul. About as far away as one can get from AMC's quality drama is MTV's The Hills, which has also been given another season, according to US Magazine. The show's popularity makes the decision unsurprising (at least not as surprising as the show's popularity to begin with). The fourth season is scheduled to begin airing this summer. The reality show follows a bunch of privileged kids in Southern California as they deal with what they consider to be drama, and has made stars out of Lauren Conrad and Heidi Montag. Seriously, just watch Breaking Bad, people. Source: TV.com

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