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    What's Next For The Boys Of Jersey Shore?

    Access Hollywood – Wed, Dec 19, 2012

    The final episode of "Jersey Shore" will air this week and the cast is preparing for life after the MTV reality series.

    Vinny Guadagnino has signed on to host hit own MTV talk/reality show (dubbed "The Show With Vinny"), but what's next for DJ Pauly D and The Situation?

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    "I just released 'The Situation' comic book - I wrote it myself," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino told Billy Bush and guest co-host Vinny on Wednesday's Access Hollywood Live, adding that he's received multiple offers for TV and film appearances as well.

    Pauly D, who already has his own show on MTV ("The Pauly D Project"), shot down rumors that E! may be poaching his show for Season 2.

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    "I don't know where you heard that from," he told Billy and VInny. "But 'Jersey Shore' is ending, so all these offers are coming our way."

    As for other projects in the works, Pauly said he has yet to decide which offers he'll accept.

    "I just gotta see what's up and what's good for Pauly D. That's all," he said.

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    Catch the series finale of "Jersey Shore" on Thursday at 10/9c on MTV.

    -- Erin O'Sullivan

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