Grey's Anatomy Season 8 Episode 2: Take The Lead

Tension builds tonight on an all new Grey's Anatomy, as Meredith, Alex, Cristina, April and Jackson perform their first solo surgeries of their fifth year of residency. Meanwhile the Chief steps down and Dr. Hunt takes over. And will Meredith and Derek solve their marriage problems now that baby Zola is gone? Here's a look at what happened tonight at Seattle Grace-Mercy West.

Oh hail the chief: Last weeks premiere saw the Chief taking the blame for Meredith as he said he was the one who tampered with Derek's Alzheimer Clinical Trial. In the opening the Chief decided it was time to take a break from his duties and spend time with his wife. He appointed Dr. Owen Hunt to the Chief position which found Dr. Miranda Bailey a bit furious. She still isn't ready to let go of what went down in the finale. Still when Bailey is riled up, be careful folks.

It's Solo Surgery Time: Ah the fifth years get a chance to operate without their attendings on there back. To make things more interesting, the residents make a wager to see who's surgery is going to be the most successful and the loser will have to work April's skills lab for the interns. Each of the five residence had complex surgeries. For Alex, this whole entire time he has been practicing in PEDS however when the opportunity comes for a solo he backs out and takes a general surgery procedure, a bowel resuction. April catches on too Alex's bad bedside manner and has a one on one chat with him. He does admit he is nervous and sadly his patient doesn't make it.
Jackson Avery is anxious to get his hands on a plastics case. And this one was just the right one. Jackson was going to be operating on a complicated case involving a baby boy. To Arizona, Jackson was fine except she felt Mark Sloan was more experienced (he's an attending). Jackson convinces Arizona to let him operate but at the last moment he backs out getting Sloan to come an do his job for him. Let's just say he lost the bet.
Cristina Yang loses her memory for a bit while performing a routine Appy. But even as she is trying to remember, her attending Teddy forgets the easy procedure as well. They end up getting a nurse to help them.
Which brings me to Meredith Grey. All eyes are on Mer as she returns to the OR after being fired and re-hired from that clinical trial tampering. Derek is still furious at her for messing with his trial that the tension is high as they are both together in the OR. But of course she is Meredith Grey and she performs the surgery flawlessly and receives a round of applause.

The MerDer/Owina Couple Drama: Couples and their drama what can we say. There was a major awkwardness between Owen and Cristina as they still aren't talking about "IT" (she aborted his baby on purpose) but with a case of food posion, Owen and Cristina bond lying on the floor, still not talking about that one little detail.
And ladies and Gents, McDreamy finally called "post-it" Weeks after losing Baby Zola Meredith and Derek finally had an argument which lead to the discusion on seperating work from their marriage. Slowly and surely they are making Progress but will that be enough to get Baby Zola Back?

Next Week: Grey's goes "all man" with a Boys episode told from the men's point of view!

Grey's Anatomy airs Thursday Nights 9/8c on ABC.

Dancing With The Stars: Week 2 Recap, Quickstep, The Jive and Malfuctions

Its time to quick step and jive in the ballroom! Welcome to week two of DWTS! This weeks dances will be more intense and require efficient technique. Here's a recap of last nights dancing plus was it true there was a wardrobe malfunction?

The night begins with the high energy Jive. First up Hope and Max. They gave Hope a snazzy soccer outfit and start the night off with fierce attitude. The energy was intense which head judge Len said it was crisp and sharp but she did lose her footwork and lost timing. Both Bruno and Carrie Ann agreed while also adding that she was relaxed in the dance. Hope and Max received 19/30

Old Hollywood Glamour are the perfect words to describe Kristen and Marks Quickstep. They have really good chemistry and Kristen has good performance value. She seems relaxed and very elegant. Bruno was "bedazzled" by the dance and Carrie Ann called it a complete transformation from week one. However Len said she broke hold and wasn't as good as she looked. Kristen earned a 22/30

In my personal opinion, David Arquette always had a energetic kid vibe so when they gave him the Jive I was excited to see this. Sadly, David was all over place. The judges said his technique wasn't there but gave him positive reviews saying his enthusiasm was incredible. David received 18/30

Shes tall and beautiful but can she quickstep? Elizabetta and Val were "hot" according to judge Bruno but her technique was still a bit off. Len said it best by saying it was great but not better than nextweek. Carrie Ann disagreed and said she nailed it. They gave Elizabetta a 21/30

According to Carrie Ann, yes Rob is a better dancer than Kim! Rob and Cheryl's Jive earned rave reviews from the judges and they even agreed he is coming out of his shell. Len gave a positive comment saying his energy was at his best and Bruno said his timing was much better. He received a 21/30

Carson, Carson , Carson. I really enjoy watching him in the opening monologues. This week Anna and Carson dance to the quickstep which Carrie Ann said he was wobbily but saw improvement. You can tell Carson but a lot of work into the dance however it didn't flow as he was on stage. Bruno and Len said he needs a lot more work. Carson earned a 18/30

Whenever there is a Jive the one choreographer i'm looking forward to is Derek and Him and Ricki didn't disappoint. She nailed it with the Kicks and Flicks and according to Carrie Ann was the best Jive of the night. However there is always one to disagree and Len was the one. He didn't like it but said she got the job done. Ricki earned a 23/30 and lead the leader board

After having several knee problems, Chaz was still trying to adapt to the quickstep while on the dancefloor. Him and Lacy's quickstep was according to judges too slow and was a bit off. The did praise him for handling the pain well. Chaz received a 17/30

Tony always gives his partners interesting choreography when it comes to the jive and personally i loved Chyna's Jive. Except, the judges thought she played it safe. She had great energy and wonderful stage personality. Bruno even said her sexy side is starting to show. Chyna earned a 22/30

Nancy and Tristan were having a bit of a "pow-wow" during the week when it came to the quickstep. However they manage to pull it through but the main topic from today's headlines was this "wardrobe malfunction" it was believe that she has a "nip slip" however Nancy quickly said this morning that there was no malfunction. Hmmm what to believe? Who cares, the score is more important because she earned a 21/30

The nights last dance came from JR and Karina who quickstepped their way to the judges hearts. The judges loved his technique and felt he was solid throughout the dance. They gave him a 22/30

The results are in and it's elimination time. And the next star to be eliminated..........

Elizabetta and Val.

Untill next week Dancing With the Stars fans!

Did the right person go home?

Welcome Aboard Flight Pan Am

Buckle up and don't forget your girdle, adventure calls. Tonight the much hyped about ABC fall show "Pan Am" came aboard to our tv screens. Setting in the 1960s Pan Am's fashion and music took americans back to the good ole days of the Pan Am stewardess. But with all the hype did it make a solid or crash landing?

After watching the pilot, no pun intended, episode I felt as if i was watching a spin off of "Mad Men" on ABC. Christina Richi acting was good for the most part. However, the series kept jumping back from past to present in series of flashbacks for backstory. I found myself wanting to scream out "cut to the drama and enough with the flashbacks"

The series started out with the term, "Don't forget that girdle." It follows the life of two sisters, one who decided to follow in her sisters footsteps as a stewardess after leaving her fiancee at the alter. One plot that i did find entertaining was the storyline of frenchwoman Collete who has a one night stand with a man while on a trip. The man, his wife and his son come on the plane and the wife figures out about the affair in the end. Favorite line, "Put this on your refridge as a reminder not to sleep with another woman's husband"

I found some of the flashbacks unnecessary and thought the fashion and nostalgia of the 60s was at its best with the Frank Sinatra Music playing in the backround.

Just right now 48 percent of viewers voted in Watch with Kristen poll to Save Pan Am. Being a huge Brothers and Sisters fan, i found Pan Am to be a little unsolid to the dramatic family problems of "The Walkers."

We will see how the show compared to others tomorrow morning as Fast Nationals come out but i will give it another try next sunday to have a final verdict.
If not i give it about six episodes before they put a DOA on it.

Did you think Pan Am lived up to the hype?

Kiss Them Goodbye: The Beginning Of The End For The Ladies Of Wisteria Lane

Seven years of scandal, betrayal, love and infamous water cooler moments, the ladies of wisteria lane are getting ready to say goodbye, but not without one final season of schemes. Sunday night ABC will premiere season eight, the final season of Desperate Housewives. The show, which premiered in 2004, sky rocketed to number one in the ratings with its crazy character antics. The ladies of Wisteria have cultivated the term "Housewife" and made modern everyday women gather on their couches to see the soapy style prime time drama. 

Series creator Marc Cherry, scored big when he landed phenomenal actresses to play the roles of Mary Alice, Bree, Gabriel, Susan, Lynette and Edie. The show has earned multiple Emmy/SAG/ and Golden Globe nominations. 

Desperate Housewives has always been one to push the boundaries of television. Each season has had nothing but heart-stopping moments and emotional moments which makes us come back for more. DH has always been at the top of its ratings however in recent years the show was down a bit from its prime.  In the past seven years, DH averages 16 million viewers. Cherry had signed a deal with ABC to keep it on the air through 2013 but this past summer he decided it was time to call it quits and end the show while it was still winning its time slot and being talked about

On Sunday night, long-time viewers will return to find Gabby and Carlos in a difficult position trying to deal with the death of Gabby's stepfather who Gabby, in self defense, killed. The premiere also deals with the marriage troubles of Lynette and Tom, which at the end of last season decided to go their separate ways after 15 years of marriage. Even Mary Alice might be on our screens. Brenda Strong talked to reporters from Zap2it.com at the season eight premiere party and said we will see more of the mystery of Mary Alice. Last seasons newest housewife, Renee, played by Vanessa Williams, says the new season will also have some lighter moments as well. 

Whatever the outcome the final season of Desperate Housewives looks like it will end with a bang. Here is an exclusive final season promo of Season eight 

Desperate Housewives airs Sunday nights 9/8c on ABC 

Premiere Ratings: Big Bang for CBS while The Angels Have a so-so start, Thursday

It was a big night for TV on Thursday as the return of TV's biggest night proved to work very well for CBS which won the night in total viewers. According to Zap2it.com, The Big Bang Theory got CBS to a good start winning its time slot with a one hour premiere that drew in 14.4 million viewers making it the most watched program for the night. The series premiere of "Person's of Interest", which took over CSI's old time slot, won the 9/8c hour with 13.2 million viewers. while the season premiere of The Mentalist was down 20 percent but still won the 10/9c hour.

It was a modest start for the reboot of "Charlie's Angels" which manage to receive 8 million viewers and was up from last year's premiere of "My Generation." Winning the 18-49 demo was "Grey's Anatomy" which had a 2-hour premiere but was down 24 percent compared to last year, according to TVLine.com.

Simon Cowell's "The X Factor" second night seemed to score the same numbers as the night before but with all the hype given the show, it manage to be underwhelming compared to any "American Idol" premiere. But thanks to the show, Fox manage to win the night in the 18-49 demo.

Where you satisfied with Thursday Night TV?

Revenge Is The Best Dish Served Cold

Three cheers for sweet Revenge. The ABC drama is the new Dirty Sexy Money of Wednesday night. The soapy plot line strikes back hot making revenge sexy.

The highly anticipated show premiered tonight on the 10/9c time slot that always had trouble getting shows to its sophomore season. Revenge brings back to television Brothers and Sisters alum Emily VanCamp as the ever so sweet but sultry Emily Thorn. She's on a quest to get back at the people who destroyed and betrayed her father. There is also the Hampton Queen herself Victoria Grayson who is Emilys equal on the show. The two bring down the house with there "don't mess with me" attitudes. We learn from the very beginning that Emily is leading a double life which makes this show even better to watch.

The men also give great eye-candy to us viewers. Between Daniel and Jack, the two men of Emily/Amanda's life, make the revenge even more seductive.

Twitter has been buzzing as well, all with positive vibes about the first episode. 

Its definitely one of fall tv's newest guilty pleasures.

Did you think it was worth watching?

Premiere Ratings: Fox's 'New Girl' Slays the Slot, Glee down, Tuesday

Being the new girl is hard but not for Zoey Deschanel. "New Girl" started off to solid numbers, (10.1 million) Tuesday night and even beat out fan-favorite Glee(8.9million), to help Fox win the 18-49 demo. According to TVLine.com, 'New Girl' helped improve the Glee lead out time slot up 35 percent from last years "Raising Hope" premiere.

CBS had no problems at all, winning the night in viewership with solid ratings from NCIS. The season opener drew 19.55 million and was the most watched show for the night. It's sister show NCIS Los Angeles also had a boost in viewers hitting a 16.7 rating. The freshman premiere of "Unforgettable" helped improve the 10/9c slot, up 16 percent from last years "The Good Wife"

ABC droped from last year with the Dancing With the Stars Results down 20 percent. "Body Of Proof" also was below last years premiere. 

Buffy Alum Sarah Michelle Gellar's "Ringer" dipped on its second week but still was solid for CW's average numbers, zap2it.com.

Did the "New Girl" live up to the hype?

Dancing With The Stars: Week 1 Recap and First Elimination

The ballroom is back and bigger than ever! Monday Night brought the return of ABC's hit reality dance competition Dancing With the Stars complete with a new and improved set! The grand staircase is now in the middle and the freshly lit set makes the ballroom look amazing. We start the night meeting the cast as each of them with their dance partners walk down the stair case. In the ballroom we see familiar faces such as the Kardashian sisters and Courtney Cox. Here's how the start of season 13 went.

First to open the night is Ron Artest dancing the "Cha Cha." While the opening number was quite energetic, Ron's nerves were obvious. His performance lacked content and had bad technique. Earning him a 14/30

Rob Kardashian proved to be the better dancer than his sister Kim but will that pull him through? Dancing to the Waltz the judges thought he was too stiff and needed to relax. Carrie Ann said she saw potential while Len was not to impressed. Overall Rob has the ability to go far if he can just push himself. He earned a 16/30

The Hills came alive when Kristin Cavillari hit the dancefloor, well maybe cause her partner Mark Ballas had something to do with that. The "Cha Cha" they did had incredible energy and all the judges think she has potential earning her a 19/30

Tony always manages to get some not so good celebrity partners but for this season the producers gave him a reason to get excited. Singer Chynna Philips surprised audience with a graceful waltz that made Len smile. Earning her a 22/30

The verdict is in and Nancy Grace proves she is more than a by-the-book court tv journalist. Letting loose for the "Cha Cha", Nancy proves she is there to show off a fun side of her and is actually pretty hilarious. Judges gave her a 16/30

The ever so quirky David Arquette has the potential to go far according to the judges. His waltz was well liked but still found him feeling like he was all over the dancefloor. He earned a 18/30

Elizabeth, sweetheart the only thing we remember you as is the woman who stole George Clooney away from us women. Putting her on dancing with Maks little brother, Genuis! Even with the language barrier the duo still manage to put on a good dance however it wasn't enough for the judges earning her a 15/30

Maks is back with a little Hope to add at that. Maks and Hope Solo brought a very solid waltz to the floor. The judges say she has to work on her control but thinks she can go far. With Maks as a partner im sure she will. Judges gave her a 21/30

Mr. Queer Eye for the Straight Guy got the Moves like Jagger? Carson and Anna boogie on the dance floor to the "Cha Cha" that has him all over the place. His looks like an awkward mess with his arms and body form everywhere but you can tell he is having a lot of fun. He has the energy but his technique needs a lot of work. The judges give him a 17/30

Army man turned Soap star JR Martinez and Karina do a very well waltz. The judges are all impressed at how well he danced since he has never been a dancer. A solid performance earned him a 22/30 which has him tied with Chynna.

Derek is back in the ballroom and has the talkshow host by his side. Ricki Lake's waltz was filled with emotion however it lacked in comparison with Chynna's. The judges say she's graceful and had great footwork which earns her a 20/30

The final and most anticipated dance of the night is here! Chaz and Lacy have to overcome the controversy surrounding them, did they do it with their "Cha Cha?" Chaz seems very nervous in the beginning of the performance. He has good energy and a great footwork and by the end of the performance, he has tears in his eyes. The judges send positive vibes to him by saying they know he is doing this to have fun and has great joy. He earns a 17/30

So who went home? Tuesday night brought the first results show and the 1st one to be eliminated is................ Ron Artest.

Until next week DWTS Fans!

Who are you rooting for this season?

Premiere Ratings: 'Two and A Half Men' breaks records, Dancing drops, Monday

Ashton Kutcher has a reason to smile this Tuesday morning. The numbers are in and "Two and a Half Men" smashed ratings records last night to open the fall television season. Nearly 28 million viewers gave Two and A Half Men its series highest ratings. According to TVLine.com, "Men" broke the record for the most watched season premiere for any scripted show since Desperate Housewives back in 2005.  It also helped lead in CBS new comedy " 2 Broken Girls" which managed to receive 19.2 million viewers. "How I Met Your Mother" was up 34 percent from last year while "Hawaii Five 0" was down 10 percent.
CBS won the night for the 18-49 demo.

The season premiere of "Dancing with the Stars" was down from last year but still manage to lead ABC to win the night in viewers. According to Zap2it.com, the DWTS premiere received 18 million viewers while the highly anticipated season premiere of "Castle" gained a big boost in their numbers ,13.6 million, up 21 percent from season three premiere.

The nights biggest flop of the night was NBC's "The Playboy Club which only got 5 million and lead NBC fourth in the race .


What were you watching this Monday Night?

Welcome To The Emmy Awards. Or Should I say the Modern Family Awards?

...And the Emmy goes to: Modern Family, Modern Family, Modern Family, Modern Family,Modern Family. No doubt about it, the ABC sitcom dominated tonight at the 63rd annual Emmy Awards. The show, which premiered in 2009, has swept the awards show tonight with wins in the Supporting Actor/Actress, Directing in a Comedy Series, Writing in a Comedy Series and the biggest win of all, Outstanding Comedy Series for the second year in a row. When the nominations were announced this past July, all main actors of the show were nominated. It was only a matter of time that Julie Bowen and Ty Burrell, who play married couple Phil and Clare Dunphy, caught up to last years Best Supporting Actor Eric Stonestreet. The shows cast now has three Emmys. Which leaves three more of the cast to bring home the gold.(maybe next year).

Other wins in the comedy category went to Jim Parsons for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for  The Big Bang Theory and Melissa McCarthy for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for Mike and Molly

All eyes and tweets tonight were on Kyle Channler who snabbed the Best Actor in a Drama Series for Friday Night Lights. FNL also won tonight for Writing in a Drama Series. Julianna Margulies took home Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in CBS's The Good Wife. And the men of Mad Men took home Outstanding Drama Series.

The 63rd Emmy Awards were held at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California.

The Fall Television Season begins tomorrow Monday September 19

 

Premiere Week:Thursdays: TV's Biggest Night & The Fight For The DVR

THURSDAY. You know you are excited for this day. It's TV's biggest night and with the biggest newest premieres and fan favorites returning you are going to be happy you purchase a TiVo or a DVR. Here is what you can expect on the tube on Thursdays.

CBS is excited to move one of its fan favorite comedies to its new home on Thursday. Get ready fans because there is about to be a big bang. The Big Bang Theory premiers on its new night September 22. Now that finale was epic when it was revealed that Penny and Raj slept together. So what are fans in stored for? Well executive producer, Bill Prady reveals that there will be repercussions but that fans will be satisfied with the way the characters deal with the events.
The newest comedy on CBS "How to Be a Gentleman" is the modern day "Odd Couple" It finds a writer, Andrew, who strikes up a friendship with his old classmate, Allen. The two are trying to make the magazine Andrew writes for more "hip and edgy" Take a look at the new show. Premiering in CSI old time slot is the drama "Person of Interest." What can be considered as the TV version of the "Minority Report," Person of Interest follows a billionaire who has created a surveillance program for the government that identifies people who will be involved in a future crime. Will it match up to CSI's ratings? Here is a sneak peak at Person of Interest.
Thursday Nights number one drama "The Mentalist" returns after a heart stopping finale that found Patrick Jane faced-to-face with a man who said he was Red Jon. When it returns, the question of did Jane kill Red Jon in an act of self defense will be dealt with. "Within five minutes of the season opener, Jane is in jail for homicide," says series creator Bruno Heller.

Switching gears to ABC the highly anticipated remake of "Charlie's Angles" premieres in the lead in time slot for Grey's Anatomy. It's picked as TV Guide's "Must Watched List". Think you can handle the angels? Here is an exclusive sneak peek.
Speaking of Grey's Anatomy when it returns for its eighth season, long time fans will find out on the 2-hour long premiere what will happen with Meredith after she tampered with husband 's "Alzheimer's Clinical Trial" Last season's finale had McDreamy furious with Meredith and Meredith had to deal with the adoption of Baby Zola. The premiere will also deal with Cristina's decision to her shocking pregnancy. Abortion or not her marriage with Dr.Owen Hunt had been already on the rocks. This season will be filled with fans questioning if the core cast will re-sign their contracts. Are you ready to say goodbye to Seattle Grace Mercy West just yet?
The good news is Shonda Rimes never goes away. The Grey's spinoff "Private Practice" returns the following week. The cast got spilt up after Audra McDonald, who plays Addisons bestfriend Naomi, decided to leave the show after last season. When PP returns, Addison will be desperately trying for, guessed it, a baby.

It's comedy night for the folks down at NBC. Starting off with fan favorite Community. Last season we saw Shirely giving birth to her baby but found out that Chang was not the father. Creator, Dan Harmon, says fans will learn throughout the new season more about Pierce's character.
Parks and Recreation premieres after that followed by "The Office." Yes Jim and Pam fans, get excited because a baby is on the way. The main actress is pregnant so the producers decided to incorporate her real life pregnancy.
Stand up Comedian Whitney has something to be excited for, her own TV comedy. "Whitney" sure looks like it will bring some laughs but can it hold the fort down? Check it out for yourself.

Fox will have The X-Factor results show to lead in for the most anticipated premiere.
Bones fans, I know you have been waiting all summer for this. Let me say i don't watch Bones regulary but that finale was heart-stopping. FOX's hit Bones returns to our screens September 22. Last season Booth and Bennan got it on and got pregnant. The show returns to find the duo coping with the pregnancy and try to find a way to deal with living together and being a family.

The CW returns Vampire Diaries that night as well.

Like i said get those DVR's ready. Are you ready for the return of fan favorites? Or are these aging shows in desperate need to go?

Premiere Week: What To Watch On Wednesdays

Nine Days away from the Fall TV Season. What will you be watching on Wednesdays? Here is your guide to the midweek blues.

CBS may have done some line up changes but there is no doubt Wednesdays will be packed with fan favorites. Season 23 of the hit reality show "Survivor" makes its return Wednesday September 21 on the 8/7c hour. Followed by hit drama "Criminal Minds." on the 9/8c hour When we last left off, Hotch warned the team that federal budget cuts put everyones job in danger. When CM makes its return, fans will learn that those threats made in the finale were some what true. Executive Producer, Erica Messer, also teases that JJ And Hotch will be bonding. "There is a relationship there  that we think is worth exploring," Messer says, "It's nothing romantic but there's definitely a bond."

"CSI" makes its Wednesday night debut , this time with a new lead character. Ted Danson is in & will have fans racing to their screens to watch the 12th season premiere. Will fans make the night switch and still watch the number one drama? We shall see.

Moving over to ABC. The Middle returns in its normal time slot 8/7c. Followed by the one-hour premiere of the Emmy winning comedy "Modern Family". Fans will find that Baby Lilly is a toddler , and Haley and Alex now both attend the same school. Not to mention Mitch and Cam considering the posibility of adopting another child.
The following week ABC will premiere its new show on the 8:30/7:30 called Suburgatory. The show follows a New York gal, Teresa moving to the suburbs. Get a sneak peek of Suburgatory right here.
Wednesday night also returns the sophomore hit "Happy Endings" on the 9:30/8:30 hour. And Emily VanCamp is back on our television screens. The Brothers & Sisters actress makes her lead role debut in the drama "Revenge." Emily, VanCamp's character, heads to the Hamptons to gain revenge on people. Does this Revenge Promo live up to the name?

NBC is giving us the television return of Christina Applegate. "Up All Night" is the newest comedy on the 8/7c hour that shows the trials and tribulations of parenthood. This all-star cast that features Maya Rudolph, has made TVGuides "Must Watched List." Here's a first look at "Up All Night."
Next on the line up is another new comedy called "Free Agents" which is a remake of a british comedy. The show features to co-workers who start to develop feelings for one another after having a one night stand.
And of course one of the nights biggest premieres, the veteran drama "Law and Order:SVU. This season fans will say goodbye to Christopher Meloni as he will be leaving midseason. Another shake up Marishka Hargitay will be seen less on the show. But producers tell fans, not to worry she will be in mostly every episode.

Are you ready for more Simon? The "X-Factor" finally debuts on our screens Wednesday September 21 on FOX. The most buzzed about reality show will reunite Paula Abdul and Simon Cowel. Is this another Idol in the making? Check it out the first promo for  The X-Factor right here
After The X-Factor comes a comedy called "I Hate My Teenager Daughter." The Jamie Pressly comedy finds two single moms worrying about the way their daughters are growing up.

And finally the CW brings us a new show called H8R. Mario Lopez is the host of the show which brings cilvilian celebrity haters and the stars together and try to get the civilians to try to have some sympathy on them. Good thing Mario is the host!

What will you be watching live? 

Step On The Grapes, Get Out The Wine. The New Bachelor Is Mighty Fine

Just like the old saying goes, you fall you get back up. In this case you get down on one knee, get rejected, you keep finding love. That is what this hunky winemaker from Sonoma, Calif. is doing. Ladies, say thanks to Ashley cause you wanted him and you got him. Season 7 runner up, Ben Falajank, is the new Bachelor, ABC announced Tuesday.

Fans of The Bachelorette fell in love with Ben F the moment he revealed his emotional journey after his father passed away back in 2007. Even though he opened up to Ashley on the final date, it still wasn't enough. Ashley ultimately rejected his proposal and chose JP. (Note: If you know you are going to reject the guy don't let him get down on one knee, save him the trouble. Yes Ashley I'm talking to you)

"Secret is out,"tweeted Ben,"Looking forward to my new journey as the bachelor." TV Guide was first to report the announcement in which Bachelor/Bachelorette host Chris Harrison said he is extremely happy with the choice. Earlier this summer, in a poll taken by TV Guide.com, 33 percent wanted Ben over fellow contestants Ames, and Ryan to be the bachelor, however 41 percent wanted a fresh face.

Do you feel ABC made the right choice?

The Bachelor returns to ABC January 2012

Premiere Week: Tuesdays This Fall

Two weeks away from Tuesdays. Here is your guide to what's hot and what's not on Tuesdays this fall.

8/7c brings the return of CBS's number 1 drama NCIS. The ninth season premiere will reveal all the answers from last season's finale via flashbacks. NCIS Executive Producer, Gary Glasberg, teases the premiere by saying fans will get all the answers to the microchip as well as the answer as to who was in the photograph. He also says someone will die. 

NCIS fans who made the jump to watch the spinoff have something to look forward to right after the NCIS premiere, NCIS: LA returns on the 9/8c hour. The first four episodes of the season will reveal Callen's backstory. Executive Producer, Shane Brennan, says fans will see heart-wrenching stories about the team as well as a partner shake up.

Unforgettable, CBS's new drama, will premiere on the 10/9c hour. The show follows a woman who remembers everything except for the day of her sisters murder. Here is a first look at Unforgettable

ABC is excited to welcome back Tim the tool man on Tuesdays. Tim Allen makes his return to television in the comedy, "Last Man Standing" The show, on at 8/7c follows Allen's character, Mike Baxter, through the trials and tribulations of a man living in a women's world(his wife and three teenage daughters). I'm sure Home Improvement fans will be excited to see his return. Here is a sneak peek at Last Man Standing.

Just like its lead in, the new comedy, "Man Up" keeps the theme of struggling men. Premiering at 8:30/7:30c, Man Up, explores the emasculation of the modern man. Here is the first look at the comedy.

On the 9/8c hour Dancing With the Stars returns for its results show. and on the 10/9c hour, former Desperate Housewife, Dana Delany's show Body Of Proof comes back fresh for it's sophomore season. After seeing promo one i feel like the mid-season replacement will sure make a ratings hit this fall

On NBC, we have the three hour premiere of "The Biggest Loser" followed by hit "Parenthood"

Get ready to go back to glee club with the 8/7c premiere of Fox's hit Glee. This season will be the last season for three of the main characters as they enter their senior year of high school. The announcement was made this summer that Lea Michelle,  Corey Monteith, and Chris Colfer will be leaving at the end of this season. 

Zoey Deschanel makes the jump from big screen to small screen this fall with the new Fox show, New Girl, Premiering on the 9/8c hour, finds socialblly awkward gal Jess moving in with three guys after a breakup. It has been picked by TV Guide as one of the hot new shows.

CW has a reason for fans to get excited again on Tuesdays. The most famous zipcode 90201 makes its come back to TV after the graduation finale last season. When it returns, we will find that some of the gang went to college, while some stayed. 

At the 9/8c hour CW premieres its new show called "Ringer and its bringing back a familiar face. Buffy Star Sarah Michelle Gellar is back on TV Folks, but wait there is two of her. It's TV Guides editors pick and follows twins through a mystery thriller involving on of the twins murder. This could bring great ratings for CW. Here you go Gellar fans, this is your exclusive sneak preview!

Tuesdays this fall bring back some former TV Stars. What are you excited to watch?

Premiere Week: What To Watch on Mondays

It's September, which means we are just 16 days, 8 hours, 13 minutes, 39 seconds away from the new Fall television season. Since the season is getting closer it's time to break down the line up. Each week I will be highlighting all four networks on their specific premiere nights. I'm here to make sure you don't miss the return of your favorite show as well as to make sure you set those DVR's. Here is your guide to Mondays this fall.

The most watch network CBS is back with their Monday night comedy line up. Starting at the 8/7c hour we have the return of "How I Met Your Mother".  When we last left off, Barney was the one getting married but, was he marrying Nora or Robin? Viewers also found out that Marshal and Lilly finally got pregnant and Ted was super close to reconciling with Zoey. When HIMYM returns, we will see who Barney really got married too and Lilly and Marshal welcome their first child.
Moving over to the 8:30/7:30c  the series premiere of CBS new comedy "2 Broke Girls". It's been called by critics as the modern day Laverne & Shirley. The show follows two girls, one who is a smart-mouth watiress who also is a nanny and her new co-worker who is an heiress, who must now make her own living. They end up moving in together and plan to start their own business. Here is an Exclusive Sneak Preview of " 2 Broke Girls"
At the 9/8c hour we have probably one of the most talked about series this summer. "Two and A Half Men. Fans of course will be seeing a different man on their screens as Charlie Sheen has been replaced by Ashton Kutcher. No doubt about it ratings will be high on this show.
At the 9:30/8:30c hour, "Mike and Molly"make their return and at the 10/9c hour "Hawaii Five- O" comes back for its sophomore season. Hawaii Five-O ended last season with Chin Ho being offered a job on the police force, Kono and McGarrett were both arrested. Fans will see Lost-vet Terry O'Quinn as the new governor.

On ABC we have the 2-hour premiere of "Dancing With the Stars" which recently revealed its cast this past week. and of course at 10/9c "Castle" returns and after that amazing season finale, I'm sure fans will be coming back to watch. Castle fans were stunned to see Beckett shot on the finale as well as Castle confessing his love for her. When it returns, fans will find out if Beckett heard.

NBC has had major buzz about this particular show. What can be called as the show that expresses "woman empowerment", "The Playboy Club" will make its debut on the 10/9c hour. The show features the life of a 60s Playboy Bunny. Here's the sneak, click to see if Hugh Heffner would be proud.
"The Sing Off" also returns that night with a 2-hour premiere on the 8/7c hour.

Fox's new drama "Terra Nova" made TVGuide's Must Watched List. The series follows the Shannon family who travel back in time to the prehistoric era to save the human race. This Sneak Peek is sure to make fans tune in.

And finally the CW brings back the Gossip Girls on the 8/7c hour as well as a new Rachel Bilson drama "The Heart of Dixie"


If you can't tell already Monday nights will be jammed packed with our favorite shows and fresh debuts. Which one are you excited for?

The Fall TV Season kicks off Monday September 19.