The second season of the show about the pie maker and his childhood sweetheart finds Chuck under threat of discovery of her secret.

The football drama based on the movie of the same name returns with the help of DirecTV.

No more dancing in a towel for Addison as the show's creator promises the show will be more serious.

Chuck's life may be in danger now that The Intersect 2.0 is in the works.

Charlie (Damian Lewis) is still solving crimes with his partner Reese while trying to find who set him up back in 1995.

Dexter's back with more blood on his hands and may have found a friend in the new Assistant District Attorney (Jimmy Smits).

Hank's got his girl back, but he tries her patience with his many mistakes.

We jump forward five years in the lives of the Wisteria Lane residents.

The doctors of Seattle Grace return for its fifth season and it includes guest Kevin McKidd as the newest doctor on the block.

KITT gets a makeover as well as a new driver in the form of Michael's son (Justin Bruening).

Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) is a former TV psychic who tries his hand at real police work.

The future is in danger, and the gang must race to stop the end of the world as we know it.

As season five begins, Wilson prepares to leave as the emotions from Amber's death continue to cause tension between him and House.

The life and loves of the famous fashion icon Coco Chanel (Shirley MacLaine) is explored in this TV movie from Lifetime.

Billie Piper returns for a second season in the life of Belle, the London call girl.

J.J. Abrams' sci-fi drama investigates the conspiracy behind the mysterious deaths on an airplane.

JoAnna Garcia is Megan Smith, a writer who ends up with a job as a tutor for two rich girls in this adaption of the book "How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls."

Sarah, John, and Cameron continue their run from robots sent to kill John, this time with his uncle from the future (Brian Austin Green) joining the family full-time.

Sookie Stackhouse comes to television in the Alan Ball adaptation of Charlaine Harris' Southern vampire series.

After "Medellin" bombed at Cannes, Vince and Turtle party in Mexico while the other guys help Vince regain his standing in Hollywood.

Heaven (Jamie Chung) learns the way of the Samurai to avenge an attack on her family.

The lives of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club are explored in Kurt Sutter's new drama.

The fourth season begins with Bones and Booth investigating a murder while in England to speak about their specialties.

A new generation at West Beverly Hills High includes a family from Kansas and alumnus Kelly Taylor returns as a guidance counselor.

The end is near for Vic Mackey as he fights for his badge and his life in the final season.

Bochco returns with a new legal drama set in the criminal justice system.

It's almost the end of summer and the boys and girls of Constance Billard and St. Jude's School for Boys meet up again in the East Hamptons before the school year begins.

Michael is reunited with Lincoln, as well as a couple of familiar faces, as they seek to rid themselves of The Company once and for all.

Contestants try out some of the jobs seen on the Discovery and History Channel's popular documentaries, including crab fishing and driving trucks on ice.

The four-hour miniseries dramatizes the period from Saddam's coup in 1979 to his capture in 2003.

The second season of the multi-Emmy-nominated series picks up two years ahead in 1962 where the questions left hanging in season one are slowly answered.

Jo De La Rosa from "The Real Housewives of Orange County" seeks a new boyfriend with the help of her ex-fiancé, Slade.

William Banks (Benjamin Bratt) is a former drug addict out to help those addicted in this drama based in part on the life of William Boyd.

Grace explores her guilt over her sister's death in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing in the second season.

Deputy Chief Brenda Leigh Johnson is on the job again for the fourth season, but after selling her house, she's living in an apartment that doesn't allow cats.

The Wire's David Simon produces this seven-part miniseries about the 2003 war on Iraq through the eyes of one Marine unit.

The Canadian series about a specialized unit used to dealing with urgent situations is based on the Emergency Task Force in Toronto.

Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) has a new handler in the form of the mysterious Carla (Tricia Helfer).

Molly Ringwald stars as a mom to a pregnant teenager in the ABC Family series by the creator of "7th Heaven" and "Blossom."

ABC returns to expand on its "Hopkins 24/7" documentary with a six-episode series about the lives of the doctors and the people they treat at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital.

The British dramatic series is based on the real-life situations of a London escort.

Nancy (Mary-Louise Parker) has relocated to her father-in-law's (Albert Brooks) house near the Mexican border after her own burned down last season.

In this adaptation of the Viper Comics graphic novel, Wendy Watson is a temp who finds herself recruited by a man called The Middleman to help stop creatures and criminals.

CBS attempts to turn up the heat with a drama about three couples in suburban Chicago who experience the cultural revolution of the 1970s.

The producers of "Masters of Horrors" are back with another anthology of thrillers written and/or directed by such names as John Landis, Darren Bousman, Breck Eisner, Stuart Gordon, Mary Harron, and Ronny Yu.

Following the trend of tough-talking female law-enforcement cable series such as TNT's "Saving Grace" and "The Closer," USA Network serves up Mary McCormack as U.S. Marshal Mary Shannon, who helps those in the witness-protection program.

The life of Mary Whitehouse, the British activist who fought the BBC over television decency standards, is explored in the latest installment in the Masterpiece Contemporary series.

Michael Crichton's novel, which involves a deadly disease that is unleashed when a satellite crashes into a small town, is remade again, this time as a miniseries.

The hanging chad is recounted in HBO's TV movie featuring Kevin Spacey, Denis Leary, John Hurt, Tom Wilkinson, Ed Begley Jr., and Laura Dern.

The documentary series follows the lives of those who live and work on the U.S.S. Nimitz.

Doctor Who brings another spinoff into its universe with The Doctor's companion (1973-76), Sarah Jane Smith. The life involving aliens isn't that far behind her as she continues to investigate with the help from three kids.

The final season picks up from last season's revelations of Cyclons amongst the crew and the return of the presumed deceased Starbuck.

Heads will roll in the second season of The Tudors. Henry and Anne are king and queen, but this stops neither Henry's roving eye nor his suspicion of those closest to him.

The Molloys' find their identies as the Rich's threatened not only by cousin Dale but by Dahlia's urge to leave their scheme.

The seven-part miniseries on the life of the second US president is based on the book by David McCullough.

Julianna Margulies returns to serial television as a lawyer who fights for justice even as her personal life is a mess.

A New York detective seeks his true love to break the curse of immortality.

Contestants are given 1 million dollars and are challenged to use it to help as many people as they can.

The MySpace show about 20-somethings moves up to network television.

The townspeople try to rebuild after the nuclear war as the show returns from the ashes of cancellation.

This adaptation of Candace Bushnell's book of the same name treads the same familiar grounds of her other big hit, "Sex in the City."

A San Francisco lawyer begins seeing things including George Michael.

After a peek at the future last year, season four aims to show how our lost passengers find their way off the island.

The remake of a hit Israeli show airing 5 days a week looks into therapist Paul Weston (Gabriel Byrne) practice along with his own sessions with a psychologist.

A chemistry teacher decides to start a Meth lab.

Captain Jack and his crew return for their second season, with James Marsters and Alan Dale among the guest stars.

The Terminator franchise arrives on TV with this serial drama. The series picks up a year after the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day with John and Sarah Connor hiding from the government. After two years in one place Sarah decides they need a change of scenery and in doing so they expose themselves to FBI Agent James Ellison and Skynet's army of Terminators including Cameron Phillips a reprogrammed Terminator sent to protect John. She informs them that Judgment Day was not stopped and will take place in 2011. John convinces Sarah to stop hiding and fight so Cameron takes them to a time machine the resistance has set up to take them to the year Skynet was created 2007.

The drama focusing on four friends who are tempted into affairs with other people is already on season two in the UK, and an American remake is in the works.

Kevin Wade & Darren Starr's latest series stars Lucy Liu, Frances O'Connor, Miranda Otto and Bonnie Somerville as powerful business women who remain best of friends.

The crime drama returns in its final season with the hot seat applied at creator David Simon's previous occupation (journalist).

Masterpiece focuses more on Oliver's family in this latest adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel about the orphan (William Miller) who joins a gang of pickpocketers led by Fagin (Timothy Spall).

The Sci Fi channel reimagines "The Wizard of Oz" as a three-part miniseries.

Miami's favorite plastic surgeons, Sean McNamara and Christian Troy, move their practice to Beverly Hills.

Angie Harmon and her friends solve crime without the boys in blue in this adaptation of James Patterson's books.

Life's a jungle, literally, in this remake of BBC's "Wild at Heart."

Ned brings life and death with a touch in this fresh-as-a-daisy fantasy show.

In the small town of Dillon, Texas, football is everything. The team to beat is the Panthers, who are coached by newbie Eric Taylor. Coming back after winning the State Championship, the Panthers will need all the help they can get once the next football season arrives, amidst all the personal dramas and injuries. This series is based on the book and movie Friday Night Lights. Season two of Friday Night Lights was cut from twenty two to just fifteen completed episodes because of the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike. In order to save the show and produce a new season, DirecTV stepped up and will air new episodes of season three on DirecTV's "The 101" during the fall, and then they will premiere during the winter on NBC. Both seasons can be found on DVD, as well as repeats on Bravo.

Based on Jeff Lindsay's novels Darkly Dreaming Dexter and Dearly Devoted Dexter this crime thriller follows Dexter Morgan. Dexter is a forensic blood spatter expert for the Miami Dade Police Department. He is the main support for his sister. He has a steady girlfriend, with two kids who adore him. He also has an active "night life". Based on a code instilled in him by his foster father, Harry, he hunts down people who have escaped justice and makes sure they don't get away with a crime again.

CBS rehashes the formula with a vamp PI named Mick (not Nick or Angel eh?), but will it have bite or just bite?

These big-time CEOs talk shop and complain about their love lives.

Peter Krause finds himself in more dirty business as a lawyer for a very powerful but dysfunctional family.

Charlie's back after being falsely held in in prison for twelve years. Like a fish out of water, will he (and the show) flop or swim?

There's no $6 Million Man or cheesy sound effects in this new, darker Bionic Woman.

Addison trades Seattle and her love triangle for California, Taye Diggs, and Tim Daly.

Jimmy Smits lands in a sugar-cane dynasty. Will there be cat fights?