I think the only new scripted shows that aren't out yet are CBS's Golden Boy and Friend Me and CW's Cult and The Carrie Diaries, which are scheduled for mid-season anyway. Maybe I'm forgetting something, though.
It's got trailers for new dramas Last Resort, Zero Hour, 666 Park Avenue, Nashville, Mistresses, and Red Widow. Plus new comedies The Neighbors, Malibu Country, How to Live With Your Parents (for the Rest of Your Life), and The Family Tools.
I'm very vaguely interested in Revolution, although the whole family dynamic and 'this is a coming of age story as well' spin sounds really stale and done to death.
Otherwise nothing, but that's me and I'm like that.
trailers for new shows are almost always useless, at least for me. i can't know what'll be good without at least a full episode (though you can usually tell what will be bad)
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There are a number of shows I'm interested in or will otherwise give a shot.
For ABC, I'm hyped for Last Resort and Zero hour, and will give 666 Park Avenue, How to Live With Your Parents, and The Family Tools a shot.
For NBC, I'm hyped for Revolution and Animal Practice, and will give Do No Harm and all the comedies except Guys With Kids a shot.
For CBS, um...
For FOX, I'm not really hyped for anything, but I'll give The Following and all three new comedies a shot.
And for the CW, I'm hyped for Cult and will give Arrow a shot. Maybe Beauty and the Beast, if I hear good things about it, but I'm leaning more towards no.
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I'm honestly way more hyped for the last season of Fringe than anything else as far as network television is concerned. I'm almost morbidly curious how the writers are going to sandwich such a big-sounding arc into 13 episodes. With luck it will mean less of the silliness we saw this year since the fourth season's plot felt kind of bloated at times. With misfortune it will just come across as too fast, but at least they had that 13 episodes to try their hand at wrapping up.
Oh, I'm definitely hyped for Fringe. I dunno, I was never too worried about it getting a fifth and final season. Since the writers clearly had no intentions of wrapping the story up this year, I have a sneaking suspicion they knew something we didn't.
I also find it strange that there will possibly be 4 shows on the CW next season I'll be watching. Never expected it to be that high.
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Heh, yeah, the Fringe writers seemed absurdly confident given the ratings average. Hell, it's only gone down this season, albeit not by a whole lot. But once your series low is a 0.9, even on Friday night if your network isn't The CW you're pretty much hosed... unless you're Fringe. <3
Only CW show I've watched is Supernatural. I like it well enough. I hear Nikita is actually OK though and since a third season almost guarantees a fourth I might give it a shot now.
From: Jeff Zero | #007 Only CW show I've watched is Supernatural. I like it well enough. I hear Nikita is actually OK though and since a third season almost guarantees a fourth I might give it a shot now.
If I were to pick up Nikita, that would bring the number to five. I currently watch Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries, and the other two I already mentioned: Cult and Arrow.
The Vampire Diaries is actually decent, eh? I have an almost automated aversion to vampire stuff; the concept just bores me to absolute tears. But Buffy and Angel were OK.
It's great. The first season starts off a bit slow, but once it picks up, it never really slows down. Season 2 is pretty much non-stop quality. Season 3 starts off strong as well, begins to dip just a bit in the middle (while still being very good), but picks it back up in the end. And the cliffhanger basically ensures that Season 4 will continue to be awesome.
The first two seasons are on Netflix if you have it. But like I said, it does start off slow, but the action does pick up and the "dear diary" segments die out relatively quickly. I think around the seventh or eighth episode is where it starts to pick up.
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