"Back to You" is back to work and stars KELSEY GRAMMER and PATRICIA HEATON tell ET, who is first on the set, that it was none too soon.

"I enjoyed my time off, but certainly not the reasons for it," says Kelsey, who tells ET that he took a few ski trips and spent time with the kids -- and worried. "That was the chief thing I did. I worried about what was going to become of us all."

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FOX today announced the return dates for its current series, including "Bones," "Back to You," "'Til Death" and "House" and confirmed -- as ET previously reported -- that "24" will return to production but will not air its seventh season until January 2009, in order to run all 24 hours consecutively.

Also back in production but with no announced airdates are the animated series -- "American Dad," "Family Guy" and "The Simpsons."

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It was announced Thursday that FOX has ordered 11 more episodes of the new comedy 'Back to You' starring KELSEY GRAMMER and PATRICIA HEATON. The decision brings the total number of episodes for the show's first season to 24.

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Putting their popular former TV personas behind for their hilarious new sitcom, "Back To You," PATRICIA HEATON and KELSEY GRAMMER tell ET's MARK STEINES just how challenging it can be to reshape their TV personas.

"When you have a show that became as iconic as 'Everybody Loves Raymond,' you're just thinking, 'What could I do that will not make people forget about 'Raymond,' but accept something that would be different for me to do,'" says Patricia.

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A much blonder PATRICIA HEATON returns to series TV in "Back To You," a new FOX sitcom, premiering Sept. 19, in which she plays Kelly Carr, an uptight news anchor whose life takes a turn for the worse when she is partnered with Chuck Darling (played by Emmy Award winner KELSEY GRAMMER).

"Because Kelly is kind of a tough cookie like Debra was [on "Everybody Loves Raymond"], and especially [since she is] a newscaster, I felt it was important to have something soft about her. So the hair is a little softer. It is not so severe and the clothes are going to be a little more feminine," the actress tells ET.

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Look for four new dramas, three comedies and three unscripted series to join the FOX schedule during the 2007-2008 season.

The new dramas slated to premiere this fall are "K-Ville," starring ANTHONY ANDERSON and COLE HAUSER as police officers in post-Katrina New Orleans; and "New Amsterdam," featuring newcomer NIKOLAJ COSTER WALDAU as a New York City homicide detective unlike any other.

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