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Now that you're done mourning the loss of "24," "Ugly Betty" and "Lost" there's a new crop of shows about to premiere. New shows, remakes, dramas, comedies- there's a little bit of everything coming to a TV near you. (NBC/CW/ABC)![Raising Hope (FOX)]()
Tuesdays @ 9pm ET on FOX “My Name is Earl” creator Greg Garcia brings a new coming of age comedy to FOX. Jimmy, played by Lucas Neff, still lives at home at 23-year-old. And now he’s bringing home a new member of the family, an unplanned daughter with a convicted felon played by Bijou Phillips. Premieres: September 21. (FOX)![The Defenders (CBS)]()
Wednesdays @ 10pm ET on CBS Jerry O’Connell and Jim Belushi star as defense attorneys in this seriocomedic legal drama set in Las Vegas. Premieres: September 22. (CBS)![The Whole Truth (ABC)]()
Wednesdays @ 9pm ET on ABC This legal drama shows the way cases are built from the perspective of the defense attorneys as well as the prosecutors, so that viewers can make up their own minds about guilt or innocence as the cases unravel. Think of it as "Law & Law." Maura Tierney, Rob Morrow and Christina Adams star. Premieres: September 22. (ABC)![The Event (NBC)]()
Mondays @ 9pm ET on NBC You’ve probably already seen dozens of commercials for this much hyped about new drama. The show is about a normal guy who discovers a cover-up so big, even the President isn’t in on it. The late John Ritter’s son, Jason Ritter stars as Sean Walker, the man who unknowingly uncovers the mystery. Premieres: September 20. (NBC)![Running Wilde (FOX)]()
Tuesdays @ 9:30pm ET on FOX Will Arnett stars as Steve Wilde, a filthy rich oil heir who has always gotten everything he’s ever wanted, except one thing – the girl of his dreams, played by Keri Russell. Premieres: September 21 (FOX)![Nikita (CW)]()
Thursdays @ 9pm ET on CW Based on the 1990 French film of the same name, this action-adventure series stars Maggie Q as Nikita. She is a spy and an assassin out to get revenge, for what we're not sure. Premieres: September 9. (CW)![Undercovers (NBC)]()
Wednesdays @ 8pm ET on NBC This show looks like “Mr. & Mrs. Smith on the small screen – sans Brangelina. The creator of “Alias” and “Lost” J.J. Abrams brings this modern day spy thriller to NBC. Boris Kodjoe and Gugu Mbatha-Raw star as the married spies Steven and Samantha Bloom. Premieres: September 22. (NBC)![Lone Star (FOX)]()
Mondays @ 9pm ET on FOX From the creators of “Party of Five” comes a provocative soap full of mistaken identities and lots of wealth. Newcomer James Wolk plays a a man who lives a double life in two different parts of Texas. Lucky for him, it’s a big state! Premieres: September 20. (FOX)![$#*! My Dad Says (CBS)]()
Thursdays @ 8:30pm ET on CBS This concept started off as a Twitter feed started by Justin Halpern who wanted to keep track of all the random things his dad had to say. This show is based on those salty remarks. William Shatner plays the opinionated 72-year-old, three-times divorced dad who always has something to say. Apparently, stuff that is unprintable, even in the show's title. Premieres: September 23. (CBS)![No Ordinary Family (ABC)]()
Tuesdays @ 8pm ET on ABC This isn’t your typical family drama. The Powells may seem like an ordinary family, but they each gain special powers after a plane crash lands them in the Amazon River. The show stars Michael Chiklis from “The Shield” as the Patriarch of the family as well as Julie Benz, Kay Panabaker and Jimmy Bennett. Premieres: September 28 (ABC)![Outlaw (NBC)]()
Fridays @ 10pm ET on NBC Conan O’Brien produced this courtroom drama for the peacock network before he was drummed out of his job at the net's "Tonight Show." Jimmy Smits plays a former Supreme Court Justice who leaves his post to start his own law firm. David Ramsey and Jesse Bradford also star in this hour-long drama. Premieres: September 15. (NBC)![Hellcats (CW)]()
Wednesdays @ 9pm ET on CW This new comedy-drama series is based on the book Cheer: Inside the Secret World of College Cheerleaders by Kate Torgovnick. The show, which stars "High School Musical" star Ashley Tisdale, Alison Michalka and Matt Barr is being described as “Election” meets “Bring it On.” Premieres: September 8. (CW)![Blue Bloods (CBS)]()
Fridays @ 10pm ET on CBS This show was originally titled “Reagan’s Law” as it’s a drama about a family of cops who have the same last name as the former president. Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan and Donnie Wahlberg star as the blue-blooded Reagans. Premieres: September 24 (CBS)![My Generation (ABC)]()
Thursdays @ 8pm ET on ABC This documentary style drama is a scripted show about a group of teens who are filmed in high school. Then camera crews catch up with them again 10 years later to see that their lives are no where near what they thought they would be. The coming of age-type show stars Jaime King, Michael Stahl-David and Keir O’Donnell. Premieres: September 23. (ABC)![Law & Order: Los Angeles (NBC)]()
Wednesdays @ 10pm ET on NBC The "Law & Order" franchise hits the streets of the rich and famous. Skeet Ulrich, Corey Stoll, Alfred Molina, Terrence Howard and Regina Hall will be responsible for bringing justice to LA in the new installment of the popular show. Premieres: September 29. (NBC)![Better with You (ABC)]()
Wednesdays @ 8:30pm ET on ABC This new series is about three very different couples. Vicky and Joel, played by Debra Jo Rupp and Kurt Fuller have been married 35 years and have a very carpe diem philosophy on life. Their daughter Mia (Joanna Garcia) has a very similar attitude and wants to marry and have a baby with a guy she’s only been dating for a few weeks. Her sister Maddie (Jennifer Finnigan), on the other hand, has been dating the same guy for nine years without marriage on the horizon. Premieres: September 22. (ABC)![Outsourced (NBC)]()
Thursdays @ 9:30pm ET on NBC This sitcom is based on the John Jeffcoat movie of the same name about a group of workers at a call center in Mumbai, India. Ben Rappaport plays the American in charge of this call center that an American novelties company recently outsourced to handle their orders. Premieres: September 23. (NBC)![School Pride (NBC)]()
Fridays @ 8pm ET on NBC First there was “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” and now there’s a “School Makeover” – well sort of. Based on the theory that kids can possibly learn more in better environments, a “spirit team” goes across the country to give rundown schools a makeover. Premieres: September 24 (NBC)![Hawaii Five-0 (CBS)]()
Mondays @ 10pm ET on CBS Hang 10! This is a remake of the procedural crime drama from the ‘70s with the same name. Alex O’Loughlin plays Detective Steve McGarrett, Scott Caan plays Detective Danny “Danno” Williams, Taryn Manning is Mary Ann McGarrett and Daniel Dae Kim plays Detective Chin Ho Kelly. Premieres: September 20 (CBS)![Detroit 187 ABC]()
Tuesdays @ 10pm ET on ABC Michael Imperioli from “The Sopranos” plays detective Louis Fitch, a highly respected and misunderstood man on the Detroit homicide team. His fellow detectives on the cop drama are played by Natalie Martinez, Jon Michael Hill and Shaun Majumder. Premieres: September 21. (ABC)![Chase (NBC)]()
Mondays @ 10pm ET on NBC Executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer (“CSI” and “The Amazing Race”) is the mastermind behind this new thriller. Kelli Giddish plays U.S. Marshal Annie Frost, and you don’t want to mess with this lady – or the state of Texas. Premieres: September 20. (NBC)![Body of Proof (ABC)]()
Fridays @ 9pm ET on ABC Dana Delany left “Desperate Housewives” to star in this show about a former surgeon who becomes a medical examiner. The drama also stars John Carroll, Joanna Cassidy and Jeri Ryan. Premieres: September 24. (ABC)![Mike and Molly]()
Mondays @ 9:30pm ET on CBS Chuck Lorre, the creator of “Two and a Half Men” and “The Big Bang Theory,” brings some more laughs to CBS. The series stars Billy Gardell and Melissa McCarthy who play a couple that met at an Overeaters Anonymous group. Premieres: September 20. (CBS)Fall 2010 TV Preview
Set your Tivos and DVRs, the fall season is about to kick-off with some exciting new series.
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