Hawaii Five-0, CBS
Daniel Dae Kim? Island? It's not what you're thinking. In this remake of the '70s classic, Det. Steve McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) returns to Oahu to investigate his father's murder (nooo!) and stays to head up a new 5-0 team. He's joined by a new Danno (Scott Caan) and Kim, an ex-detective wrongly accused of corruption (see: The Cape). Grace Park is the beautiful rookie and island native (i.e., lots of bikinis?).
Mike & Molly, CBS
Chuck Lorre's (Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory) sitcom features a working-class Chicago cop (Billy Gardell) who woos fourth-grade teacher Melissa McCarthy at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting. Also starring Lorre's laughtrack.
$#*! My Dad Says, CBS
William Shatner stars as the eponymous dad in this dramatization of Justin Halpern's popular Twitter. For example: "Sprain, huh? Did you go to medical school?...Well I did, so spare me your dogs--t diagnosis and lemme look at your ankle."
The Defenders, CBS
Jim Belushi and Jerry O'Connell star in this comedic drama about two colorful Las Vegas defense attorneys with an eclectic client list who are still looking to hit their own jackpot.
Blue Bloods, CBS
Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg? Season pass, stat! Magnum P.I. Frank Regan is the New York Chief of Police and patriarch of the Reagan brood, which includes his eldest son Danny (Wahlberg), a seasoned detective, family man and Iraqi War vet who on occasion uses dubious tactics to solve cases. Others in the clan are attorneys, so it looks like we have our new replacement for Law & Order.
Boardwalk Empire, HBO
The political machine of Prohibition-era Atlantic City, New Jersey is the backdrop for this Scorcese-directed Godfather-esque saga of young Americans making their fortunes by any means necessary.
The Event, NBC
While investigating the mysterious disappearance of his fiancée, Leila (Sarah Roemer), star Jason Ritter unwittingly begins to expose the biggest cover-up in U.S. history. Laura Innes and Blair Underwood (as President Elias Martinez) costar. Is this NBC's resurrection of 24?
Chase, NBC
In Jerry Bruckheimer's fast-paced new drama, U.S. Marshals (Kelli Giddish, Rose Rollins, Jesse Metcalfe, Amaury Nolasco and Cole Hauser) hunt down America's most dangerous fugitives.
Undercovers, NBC
Alias meets Mr. & Mrs. Smith in J.J. Abrams' (Star Trek, Fringe, Lost and Alias) spy drama about retired top CIA spies (Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Boris Kodjoe) who realize that espionage is better for their marriage than humdrum civilian life.
Outsourced, NBC
A Midwest novelty shop's call center—and their manager, Todd (Ben Rappaport) are outsourced to India in this culture-clash comedy. Rizwan Manji costars.
Outlaw, NBC
Playboy and gambler Cyrus Garza (Jimmy Smits) is also U.S. Supreme Court justice who quits the bench to represent "the little guy" and use his inside knowledge to take on today's biggest legal cases—and he's making plenty of powerful people unhappy along the way.
Better With You, ABC
Three couples from two different generations have very different outlooks on love. The cast includes Jennifer Finnigan, Josh Cook, Joanna Garcia, Jake Lacy and Debra Jo Rupp.
Detroit 1-8-7, ABC
Sopranos star Michael Imperioli leading an ensemble cast of tough Motor City homicide detectives.
No Ordinary Family, ABC
This is not Lost! They're in the jungle, people. Michael Chiklis, Julie Benz, Kay Panabaker and Jimmy Bennett discover their family has extraordinary abilities after their plane crashes in the Amazon. If they encounter a polar bear, we're out.
Hellcats, CW
Give us a T-I-Z! Ashley Tisdale shows off her High School Musical moves as a cheerleader, alongside Aly Michalka, who stars as prelaw student whose life turns upside down when she joins the cheerleading team at a major Southern university.
Nikita, CW
Martial arts star Maggie Q kicks some major ass as a spy and assassin for a top-secret U.S. government agency. Like Alias' Sydney Bristow and SD-6, she rebels against the system that created her and will stop at nothing to dismantle their powerful operation. And look hot doing it!
Lone Star, Fox
Cowpokes versus con men is the fundamental struggle of this conspiracy-laden Fox series set in Texas. Jon Voight does his usual creepy lurker routine.
My Generation, ABC
Ten years after filming the lives of a disparate group of graduating Texas high school students, a (faux) documentary crew is back to record their 10-year reunion. The ensemble cast includes Daniella Alonso, Ann Son, Elizabeth Kenner, Jaime King, Julian Morris, Keir O'Donnell, Kelli Garner and Mehcad Brooks.
Running Wilde, Fox
TV household names Keri Russell and Will Arnett are a pair of long-lost opposites who have reconnected and must determine if their attraction can overcome their genuine disputes. Also, there's a tiny horse, a girl named Puddle and other assorted laugh-inducing absurdities.
Raising Hope, Fox
Martha Plimpton (love her!) and Garret Dillahunt (love him!) star in Raising Hope, the Greg Garcia-produced (My Name Is Earl) story of a white-trash family raising a stray baby together and trying to give her a life better than the one they made for themselves.
Terriers, FX
Donal Logue and Michael Raymond-James star in this story of scrappy private investigators living the beach-bum life near San Diego.
The Walking Dead, AMC
Ever wonder what life would be like after a zombie apocalypse? Judging by the series preview, it's pretty...awesome! Tardy to the party cop Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) awakens from a coma to a virtual Zombieland, where he joins a merry band of survivors (including Lennie James, Jon Bernthal, Laurie Holden, Steven Yeun and Prison Break's Sarah Wayne Callies) in the fight against the undead.
The Whole Truth, ABC
Forget Law & Order (NBC did!), ABC's got Law & Law. OK, it's really The Whole Truth, and instead of cops vs. lawyers, Jerry Bruckheimer's legal drama gives equal time to the prosecution and defense attorneys' work on the same cases. Joely Richardson and former Numb3rs star Rob Morrow head the cast.
Body of Proof, ABC
Brilliant neurosurgeon Dana Delany uses her medical skills to solve murders in this latest twist on the crime procedural. Castmembers include Jeri Ryan, Geoffrey Arend, Nick Bishop, Windell Middlebrooks and John Carroll Lynch.