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| Friday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 14 |
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Peter Krause and Lauren Graham are back to outact all of television as they raise fine, upstanding young citizens. Or at least they will be, one day. Life's tough as it is, but it's even harder now that Krause's character, Adam, is unemployed and there's a new baby on the way.
For fans of: Good acting that makes you say out loud, "Hey, that was really good acting!" to no one in particular; reactionary parenting; Gilmore Girls
More: Parenthood
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| Saturday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 15 |
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NBC has called in the reinforcements for "Up All Night," its flagship comedy about how impossible it is to be a 30-something parent without making huge mistakes that will prevent your child from ever living a normal life. Christina Applegate, Will Arnett and Maya Rudolph all curse around children at the request of SNL gatekeeper Lorne Michaels.
For fans of: Swearing around your child; the concept of Will Arnett in a Lorne Michaels-produced show; the strong chance that Arnett slips in a "C'mon! Like I'm gonna hold a baby in a $5,000 suit!"
More: Up All Night
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Hank Azaria and Kathryn Hahn's characters try to figure out who the hell they are after a divorce and a fiance's death, respectively. They do this mostly by sleeping with one another, then creatively ignoring each other at work.
For fans of: Fighting at work; long relationships with minimal payoff or investment; Apu Nahasapeemapetilon.
More: Free Agents
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| Wednesday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 19 |
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We've gone 22 seasons basking in the soothing Saturday night relief you can only get by watching a new episode of "Cops" and not recognizing anybody on it. Let's go for 23.
For fans of: Battery with the intent to commit murder; making sure any stray cousins aren't on there; shows that look like they were shot in 1979 but were shot sometime in the past six months.
More: Cops
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| Thursday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 20 |
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It's a peek behind the world of Playboy shortly after its inception, where both the women and the sets of 1960s Chicago are manicured to perfection. But it smells strongly of a Hugh Hefner glorification vehicle, which is certainly an interesting smell.
For fans of: Nakedness; saying the sentence, "Oh, wow, that's considered clothes now?"; rooms so smoky they set off your fire alarm through your television set; nakedness again.
More: The Playboy Club
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Nancy Grace, Rikki Lake, and Rob Kardashian headline another "Dancing with the Stars" season. But will David Arquette do a shirtless rumba? Wait and see ...
For fans of: awkwardly graphic innuendo; sequins and spray tans; watching Ron Artest crack under pressure.
More: Dancing With The Stars
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Sara Bareilles joins the always-affable Ben Folds and Boys II Men crooner Shawn Stockman to judge the world's best a cappella groups as they provide their "unique take" on Katy Perry and other guilty pleasures.
For fans of: Instrument hatred; non-Ivy League schools in Massachusetts; corny puns as band names.
More: The Sing-Off
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Beckett's been shot. She says she loves Castle. That's all we know. Man, we love old-fashioned cliffhangers.
For fans of: Smoldering intensity; hospital recovery montages; sexy detective novelists.
More: Castle
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| Friday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 21 |
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Dana Delany returns as Dr. Megan Hunt, who spent all last season entertainingly overstepping her bounds as a medical examiner. Hopefully the show's writers expand on Hunt's relationship with her daughter and let Delany get some sort of nomination this season, which she deserves. Her back hurts from carrying this show. And from bending over to look at dead bodies.
For fans of: Dana Delany singlehandedly carrying shows to extra seasons; cadavers; waiting for DNA test results to come back, but not like on "Maury."
More: Body of Proof
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Anna Kournikova is here to test out her fitness guru chops and flood your eyeballs with tears as you watch the season finale on the elliptical.
For fans of: Incredibly touching stories; before-and-after photos; Jennie-O turkey; salad.
More: The Biggest Loser
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Sexy people hittin' stuff at the request of a guy on a cell phone. The sexy people in the 2011 iteration are Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor and Annie Ilonzeh.
For fans of: Old-fashioned, butt-whoopin'-style empowerment; complicated acrobatic maneuvers performed in constricting sundresses; men with Puerto Rican accents inexplicably named "John Bosley."
More: Charlie's Angels (2011)
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| Saturday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 22 |
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It appears everybody in the Hamptons had something to do with Emily Thorne's father's death. That's why she's decided to return to her roots and target almost everybody there.
For fans of: Revenge; using poison as a weapon in the 21st century; sexy, murdery television.
More: Revenge
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This is probably the season that decides if the Dunphys are one of TV's iconic families. If you're not watching this show, start now. It's the fruits and vegetables of sitcoms. Oh, and we hear there's big news in the family right away.
For fans of: Laughing; historically good television; the ongoing evolution of Julie Bowen's Benjamin Buttonesque aging mechanics.
More: Modern Family
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| Sunday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 23 |
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They might be running out of natural disasters to strike within a mile radius of Seattle Grace (the season opening disaster is a wholly holy, hole-y mess), but "Grey's" is still the master of hospital drama yarn-spinning. Oh, and there's a new, yet-to-be-named Chief Resident.
For fans of: Sinkholes; conducting surgery while the world is falling apart; not taking the hint from Mother Nature.
More: Grey's Anatomy
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Looks like Abed and Troy are getting over their fear of commitment and will move in together for Season 3. And — good news! — Pierce may come off as a redeeming human being. Actually, we don't know how we feel about that.
For fans of: John Goodman in weird places; paintball; watching great TV in its prime.
More: Community
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Leslie Knope may run for office this season, but does that mean Change (with a capital "C") for Pawnee, Indiana? Oh, who are we kidding? We're in it for the ultimate showdown between Ron's ex, Tammy 1 (Patricia Clarkson), and his mother, Tammy 0 (Paula Pell).
For fans of: Motherlovers; SnakeJuice; small-town politics; bacon-wrapped turkey legs (aka "The Swanson").
More: Parks and Recreation
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Maria Bello brings some hardcore acting chops to NBC's latest detective show. It's equal parts character study, procedural, and fedora awareness campaign. Bello is stepping into the very regal shoes of Helen Mirren, who played the lead in the U.K. version, so she's made certain to dust off her feet first.
For fans of: Maria Bello classin' up your TV; the wage gap; fedoras.
More: Prime Suspect
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If you don't know who Whitney Cummings is now, you will in a couple of weeks. Both her pilot on CBS ("2 Broke Girls") and her eponymous NBC sitcom start airing simultaneously. You will love her. No, seriously, you will love her or you'll be forced to leave the country.
For fans of: Jokes that your grandmother said about your grandfather; the phrase "It Girl;" bearded, long-haired men not playing evil supervillains.
More: Whitney
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Now that we've officially stopped trying not to cry from Michael Scott's departure, we have a bit of a mess on our hands: Who will succeed him as the Dunder-Mifflin Scranton branch boss? Can we bet on this? Is that illegal? What if it's just a pool amongst friends? Do we still have to go to Vegas? What day is it? Have you seen my keys?
For fans of: Coaching changes; James Spader; television puberty.
More: The Office
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| Wednesday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 26 |
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A bunch of well-dressed people sitting in tiny chairs in the sky tackle big, era-defining problems. We're talking people from a Brooks Bros. catalogue making subtle allusions to women's rights. It's network TV's first real shot at making something for the complex noggins that like Mad Men, and we like where all this is headed.
For fans of: Using your brains while watching television; metaphors for Camelot; the newly hot Christina Ricci; keeping your shoes on while boarding the plane.
More: Pan Am
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It's the final season for Susan, Lynette and co. as the Housewives deal with last season's dead body and the final season's new (and last?) love interests.
For fans of: Sweet, timely goodbyes; Eva Longoria enacting revenge fantasies on-screen; season finales that jump decades into the future.
More: Desperate Housewives
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In a show that's looking more and more like a really nice fever dream for 90 percent of the country, Ty Pennington returns to demolish your terrible, old, rodent-infested house and have a Jonas brother help you remake your patio.
For fans of: Tears; wrecking balls; celebrities tepidly hammering nails into plywood.
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| Friday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 28 |
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Zooey Deschanel is here to fog up the inside of your TV screen with cuteness. She's moved in with three dudes who find her moribund depression sort of charming and try to lasso her a social life.
For fans of: Puppy dogs; teddy bears; candy that hangs out the backs of vans.
More: New Girl
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After a summer of speculation — will Finn, Rachel, and Kurt graduate and ditch good ol' Lima, Ohio? — the New Directions gang returns for another season of Slushies in the face, chart-topping pop covers, and, they say, fewer celebrity stunts. Just give us more Sue Sylvester and Brittany and we'll be happy little gleeks.
For fans of: sweater vests; Fondue for Two; Barbra Streisand.
More: Glee
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All we know is that this show got funnier and funnier as the season went along, there's going to be a wedding with Amy Sedaris that's shot in Vegas, and the first episode of Season 2 is a Cloris Leachman showcase. So now is a good time to hop on.
For fans of: 38-year-old grandmothers; the aesthetic of "My Name is Earl;" trailer park humor than transcends.
More: Raising Hope
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| Saturday | NOW STREAMING | ||
| September 29 |
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Do you miss Scrubs? Are you angry that there isn't a support group for that sort of thing? Watch "Happy Endings," instead. You'll want to be friends with everybody on this show. It's not as tightly wrapped as a JD and Turk relationship. There is no bow on the end of every episode. But we kind of like that.
For fans of: Shows so funny that ABC really had no choice but to pick them up; delayed adolescence; shows with characters named "Mr. Hitler."
More: Happy Endings
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