We’ve seen some of our favorite shows return for the fall 2010/11 season and a few new shows land on our grid as well. We’ve even seen some shows not last 2 weeks so far. (There’s an ouch!) But we still have a few shows that interest us that are premiering in October! And a few of these shows, I’m looking forward to!
- Human Target (Fox) October 1st Updated: November 17th!
- American Dad (Fox) October 3rd
- CSI: Miami (CBS) October 3rd
- Lie To Me (Fox) October 4th
- Caprica October 5th (Syfy)
- Sanctuary October 15th (Syfy)
- Luther (BBC America) October 17th
- The Walking Dead (AMC) October 31st
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The big week of season premieres for the 2010/2011 Fall TV season is pretty much in the books. The week showed that some shows made their impression on viewers in the first week while other shows didn’t seem to have the best marketing or plot details to appeal to viewers.
I was curious so I started looking at the ratings of the 2010 season premieres. We have some winners and we definitely have some losers. Let’s see who might have to worry about having a job next week (season) and who may not. Of course, the real tell will be the week-to-week ratings, not just a single night.
The best new show in the ratings that I’m covering here on this site, is Hawaii Five-0. That’s awesome, though I’m worried that it may not stand out from most other police procedurals, regardless of the filming techniques. (Hawaii Five-0 review). The Defenders and The Event both did well enough though I am wondering if The Event will hold viewers, considering the complaints across the board about the excessive time jumping. (The Event Review)
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The Fall 2010 season is fully underway premiering new shows, and we’re still in full swing as we take a look at fall season premieres for this Sunday, September 26th.
Pretty much everything premiering Sunday are returning TV series.
Enjoy!
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America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC)
Brothers & Sisters (ABC)
Desperate Housewives (ABC)
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC)
60 Minutes (CBS)
The Amazing Race (CBS)
Undercover Boss (CBS)
Family Guy (Fox)
The Cleveland Show (Fox)
The Simpsons (Fox)
Bored to Death (HBO)
Eastbound & Down (HBO)
Dexter (Showtime)
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Hey Cinema Static readers, here’s your reminder for this Friday night’s new season premieres for the Fall 2010 season for Friday, September 24th.
Tonight CSI: NY and Mac (Gary Sinese) are back in action, with Medium, starring Patricia Arquette, returning to chat with more dead folks. But the most important pair of shows are back on! Smallville is returning for its 10th and final season (Starring Tom Welling, Erica Durance, Justin Hartley, Cassidy Freeman and more.) and the Winchester brothers are back in Supernatural, starring Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Jim Beaver & Misha Collins. Remember, Eric Kripke has stepped back and Sera Gamble is the new showrunner.
Sweet! It’s about time.
Enjoy this mini reminder list!
20/20 (ABC)
Blue Bloods (CBS) (new)
CSI: NY (CBS)
Medium (CBS)
Smallville (CW)
Supernatural (CW)
The Good Guys (Fox) (new)
Dateline (NBC)
School Pride (NBC) (new)
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In the 3rd season premiere of Fringe, we’re on the ‘other’ side watching our Olivia (Anna Torv) being grilled by a one Dr. Anderson. It seems she’s trying to brainwash Olivia into believing she’s their Olivia. Walternate (John Noble) is the one behind the project of the brainwashing processes. Though, it seems, she’s resistant to that.
During the latest treatment to change her mind, she makes a break for it. Olivia hijacks a cabbie and politely forces him to help her. I mean, at the end of a gun, she asked quietly. That’s sort of polite.
Anna Torv as Olivia and Alternate Olivia on Fringe
The entire episode, we follow Olivia on the wrong side, trying to figure things out. The alternate Fringe division sealed off the theater where she traveled to this side at and for a while, they were tracking the cab she was in.
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Hey Cinema Static readers, here’s yet another reminder from the Fall 2010 season premieres of your favorite TV shows list and what’s starting up their new seasons on Thursday, September 23rd.
Tonight we get Grey’s Anatomy (Ellen Pompeo, Patrick Dempsey) back on the tube while CSI (Marg Helgenberger, Laurence Fishburne, Jorja Fox) makes it’s return. Meanwhile, the faves of Bones and Fringe are making their season premieres.
Enjoy this mini reminder list!
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC)
My Generation (ABC) (new)
Private Practice (ABC)
CSI (CBS)
S#! My Dad Says (CBS) (new)
The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
The Mentalist (CBS)
Bones (Fox)
Fringe (Fox)
30 Rock (NBC)
Community (NBC)
Outsourced (NBC) (new)
The Office (NBC)
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Thanks so much for coming by. I hope this helps sort out your evening of television viewing!
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Hey faithful Cinema Static readers. Wednesday, the 22nd brings some new and returning shows once again as the Fall 2010 season continues to assault us with even more season premieres! OMG, I think the DVR is starting to smoke! I’ve bought a home fire extinguisher and put it next to it!
This is your quick reminder list for the Fall 2010 season TV shows starting up tonight, Wednesday, September 22nd.
Tonight we get the return of watching Hotch (Thomas Gibson) and the team (Shemar Moore, Matthew Gray Gubler, Kirsten Vangsness, Joe Mantegna) pursue more demented criminals in Criminal Minds while Jerry O’Connell is fresh off of his Piranha 3D stint and playing another kind of piranha, a legal defender in The Defenders!
More police action is coming back with Law & Order: SVU and the new spy thriller, Undercovers, from J.J. Abrams, starring Boris Kodjoe & Gugu Mbatha-Raw kicks it in gear!
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Hey Cinema Static readers, here’s another quick reminder list for the Fall 2010 season TV shows starting up their new seasons on Tuesday, September 21st.
Tonight we get Agent Gibbs & gang (Mark Harmon, Michael Weatherly, Pauley Perrette, Sean Murray & Cote de Pablo) back in new episodes of NCIS while the ever popular Glee makes a return to a 2nd season of musical behavior tonight.
We also get a new season of new losers, as in Biggest Losers.
Enjoy this mini reminder list!
NCIS (CBS)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS)
Detroit 1-8-7 (Fox) (new)
Glee (Fox)
Raising Hope (Fox) (new)
Running Wilde (Fox) (new)
The Biggest Loser (NBC)
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Hey gang, here’s a quick list for Cinema Static on Brusimm readers for the Fall 2010 season TV shows starting up their new seasons tonight, Monday, the 20th of September.
Tonight we have Nathan Fillion, Alex O’Loughlin, Hugh Laurie and a bunch others piling on into your living rooms, so kick back, relax and enjoy!.
Enjoy this mini reminder list!
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Castle (ABC)
Dancing With the Stars (ABC)
Hawaii Five-0 (CBS) (new)
How I Met Your Mother (CBS)
Mike & Molly (CBS) (new)
Rules of Engagement (CBS)
Two and a Half Men (CBS)
House, MD (Fox)
Lone Star (Fox) (new)
Chase (NBC) (new)
Chuck (NBC)
The Event (NBC) (new)
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Cripes, good luck balancing this power-list out!
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If you were wondering what show is returning or premiering in the Fall 2010 television season when, I’ve pulled everything together in one spot here from my various lists shown by Cinema Static on Brusimm. My own lists were confusing me, so I suspected others might have been bewildered also! With that in mind, let’s check out what I’ve put together so far! [Updated with three Syfy Channel premieres]
The first part of my list is sorted first by new TV series by date, then returning (renewed) TV series by date. Farther down, I have everything sorted by show name, if you were indeed looking for something specific.
HUMAN TARGET: With the help of his associates, Guerrero (Jackie Earle Haley, R) and Winston (Chi McBride, L), Christopher Chance (Mark Valley, C) is a private contractor hired to protect his clients from dangerous and imminent threats in the action-drama HUMAN TARGET
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Can you tell some of the shows I’m looking forward to? And no, sorry, I didn’t break the lists out by network! I’m getting lazy these days! LOL.
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