NBC shows "Parenthood" and "30 Rock" have been renewed for next season.
"Parenthood" is being brought back for their fourth season and will be granted 15 episodes, while "30 Rock" is returning for their seventh and final season with 13 episodes expected.
The network has also signed on two new dramas, "Do No Harm," which is a medical series featuring Steven Pasquale and Phylicia Rashad, and "Infamous," which stars Victor Garber and Tate Donovan.
Other television shows expected to return include "Law & Order: SVU," "Smash" and "Grimm." The shows that have not been renewed just yet are "Awake," "Parks & Recreation," "Community."
The entire television 2012-2013 lineup for NBC will be announced next week.
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