Ayre

From Hollywood Reporter:

Heavily serialized dramas are out, soaps and high-concept procedurals are in, "The Bionic Woman" and Philip Marlowe are back, and one-hour British imports are hotter than ever.

Overall, the five networks have ordered 45 drama pilots, on par with the 47 greenlighted last year.

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Ayre

Eli Stone
Production Co.: Touchstone TV
Production Team: Greg Berlanti, Marc Gugenheim
Thirtysomething attorney (Jonny Lee Miller) begins to have larger-than-life visions that compel him to do unusual things; Victor Garber co-stars

This one sounds promising. Berlanti and JLM. Victor Garber wasted little time ... and thats good.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0892535/

Tracer Bullet

I'm sure I liked this show better when it was called Angel.

sjrab16

This show premise is a joke right? Because I realize that most shows now are the same thing that aired in the past just with a small twist, but this seems like it would be pretty close to Angel regardless of what twist they come up with.

Jadzia

They could have at least changed it up a bit, like making him a werewolf or something.

DJariya

NSA Innocent
Production Co.: 20th Century Fox TV/Realtime Prods.
Production Team: Bob Cochran, David Ehrman, Jon Cassar, Joel Surnow, Howard Gordon
Family man winds up recruited by the NSA as a spy within the defense contracting company he works for

This is the one I'm intrigued about. Especially since it's from the creative team behind 24. However, I can see this being a problem for 24 next season especially if Jon Cassar, Joel, Bob and Howard are going back and forth overseeing the writing and production of this show as well as 24.

Achtung

I've enjoyed watching the BBC's Life On Mars, so I really hope they don't screw it up here. This upcoming second season is supposed to be the last for the show. My worry is that if its a hit, they'll pull a Lost and stretch it out too far without giving us closure.

Red Dog

It will be interesting to see how they handle Footballers Wives. That was pretty risque and very over the top.

GreenVulture

20 bucks says they're just going to keep the character names and the basic story, but make it in the vein of "Desperate Housewives," which in some respects is a very soft, lighthearted, surburban version of "Footballers."

That being said, I'm still curious as to what they're going to do with it.

Ayre

Hollywood Reporter has updated the listing to include comedies.

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Up Fronts are around the corner (some have already happened).

OOPS Forgot fox ;-P

nateman

M.O.N.Y. sounds good. Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson=

I always give most new shows a chance, some of these ideas (esp. ABC's) sound pretty terrible but i will check most of them when they come. Joanna Garcia & Steve Howey are going to be on 2 of those pilots (CBS & Fox. resp.) and Wildlife which Conan O'Brien is a must watch but i said that about andy barker p.i. so who knows?

critterdvd

What I will Check out:

ABC - Cashmere Mafia, Eli Stone, Football Wives, The Rina Momoun Project, Pushing Daisies

CBS - Babylon Fields, Swingtown (more for curiosity sake), Twilight (I watched it when it was called "angel" and "forever knight"), Viva Laughlin! (I've been to Laughlin, and it is a pit of a town that i'll never return, I have to see how TV changes that)

NBC - The Bionic Woman (again, Curiosity), Journeyman (interesting concept), Lipstick Jungle (again, I watched it when it was called 'sex and the city'),

FOX - The Apostles (I grew up in Simi Valley, and thus must watch out of curiosity sake), The Cure (Love Eliza Dusku), Sarah Connor Chronicles (Anything Terminator and I'll be there)

CW - Gossip Girl (I'll admit to reading a couple of the books and I'm curious to see how this translates to the smallscreen), Reaper (again, I watched it when it was called 'Dead like Me'), Untitled South Africa Project (could be interesting)

conscience

Be sure to check out Dirty Sexy Money starring Peter Krause and written by Craig Wright (wrote some great SFU episodes) on ABC.

Also there is supposed to be a new Amy Sherman-Palladino comedy coming to FOX ( ) starring Parker Posey (love her) and Lauren Ambrose (!) called The Return of Jezebel James.

madcougar

You don't understand! In this show... he doesn't have a soul!

critterdvd

Thanks for the Tip! I never watch sitcoms ("Friends" and "How I met Your Mother" are the only I've ever actually watched), but I'll definately tune in every week for ASP.

Quake1028

Wow, those sound fucking horrible. Depending on cast, I can see myself maybe giving 5-7 of those a try.

DJariya

FOX: Company Man

Since this is from the creators of 24, I will definitely give this a shot. Granted Jason Behr is no Kiefer Sutherland, I think a plot dealing with the NSA sounds a little more fresher than hearing CTU every season.