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'The Shield': Final season begins in September, but it's curtains for 'Dirt'

03:51 PM PT, Jun 9 2008

Det. Vic Mackey is back in action.

According to the FX website, the seventh and final season of the show will premiere at 10 p.m. Sept. 2. When we last left Vic -- the sixth season finale aired a full year ago! -- his world had turned upside down. Mackey had just formed an alliance with former rival Aceveda, while his former partner Shane turned into a man on the run.

Log on to the show's official website to watch videos of the cast as they reflect on the first six seasons.

In other FX news, the network has canceled Courteney Cox's tabloid drama, "Dirt." And after two ratings-challenged and critically panned seasons, there's not much left to say about that.

-- Denise Martin

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