superdeluxe

Dracula I believe is going to be on Friday Nights..NBC might have something there partnered with Grimm.

Raul3

Almost Human I guess.

I don't think I've read/watched anything about any of the new shows yet.

stvn1974

Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D
The Crazy Ones
Sleepy Hallow
Once Upon A Time In Wonderland
Dracula

Almost Human sounded promising until I found it that it is a Bad Robot production. JJ Abrams makes it an automatic miss for me.

DJariya

I can guarantee you that JJ has nothing to do with Almost Human other than his name being credited & his production company making it.

JH Wyman, who was head writer, showrunner for Fringe, created the show & is showrunner.

Just because a known Producer is attached to a show, it doesn't mean they have any day to day involvement with it.

JJ is credited as an Executive Producer of Person of Interest, but has no involvement with it whatsoever. Jonathan Nolan and Greg Plageman run that show and are the showrunners.

Same with Revolution, JJ has no involvement with it creatively.

Red Dog

I avoid Abrams like the plague as well. I don't care if he's involved creatively or not. Outside of the first few seaons of Lost, the shows/movies he's been attached to that I've seen have all been disappointments IMHO.

There's not much new on broadcast TV that looks good, at least based on the synopses I've read. Plus I'm trying not to take in too many new shows -- out of frustration with the quick network cancel triggers and I want to avoid too many conflicts (with shows and sports). I'll probably check out Hostages (since it's a timeslot I'm used to recording and I like McDermott), SHIELD, the MJ Fox show, and maybe Ironside and that Robin Williams show.

I expect Rake to be a major disappointment since you can't go nearly as over the top in the puritanical US compared to Australia.

Moving to cablenets, Masters of Sex (SHO) would be the most anticipated new fall show for me.

Double_Oh_7

I predict ABC's Lucky 7 will be the first cancellation of the season. Looks completely forgettable.

DJariya

Here's the trailer for Hostages for those who haven't seen it. It's a serialized show and only 15 episodes.

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DJariya

Not of 2013, but in 2014, I'm looking forward to 24: Live Another Day and Gang Related. Those are slated to premiere next May.

Axeramm

Didnt NBC have something similar to Lucky 7 a few years ago?

DJariya

Yes, Windfall. It was a summer series with Luke Perry and Lana Parrilla. Got cancelled even though it ended on a cliffhanger.

wildman1037

For me it's Dracula. Loved The Tudors and can't wait to see Jonathan Rhys Meyers in a series again!

conscience

Only anticipating The Michael J. Fox Show - which will replace on my schedule Modern Family which I have decided to give up.

I am still pondering The Crazy Ones. It looks funny (the dynamic between father and daugther) but the commercials with Kelly Clarkson are cringe-worthy in a really bad way. And I may be one of the few but I really don't like that Lonestar/Mad Men guy. His face is truly punch worthy.

Adboy151

S.H.I.E.L.D. and, oddly, Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

I'll look-in on Michael J. Fox and The Crazy Ones, but I'm not planning on sticking with those.

Troy Stiffler

SHIELD and whatever NBC puts on Thursday nights.

Dan1boy

Dracula at 10pm on Friday night?

RIP.

cleaver

Excited about Almost Human and Shield, I would be excited about Sleepy Hollow if Alcatraz never happened but I'll still try it.
Didn't know about Dracula, Kretschmann as Van Helsing has me intrigued.

Raul3

Watching the game right now. A lot of commercials for the Blacklist, I will probably check it now.

Goldberg74

Eager for:
Marvel Agents of Shield

Curious about:
Sleepy Hollow
The Michael J Fox Show
The Blacklist

PenguinJoe

Dads has to be one of the worst sitcoms I've seen in a long time, it reminded me of one of those terrible old WB sitcoms shows.

Brooklyn Nine Nine was actually pretty decent but I think it would've made a better movie than a show.