Dark Blue is mostly just another cop show, but it does differ in that it focuses entirely on undercover stuff. It doesn't do all the procedural murder mystery of the week stuff that's so popular. So of course, I like it much better than all those other cop shows. This means it probably won't get more than one season.

Leverage is back on and still fun, though it got to a slowish start. The most recent episode was a lot of fun though, and felt like a return to form.

Weeds is still awesome.

I'm still watching Warehouse 13 but don't know why. I'll probably drop it the moment some of the other shows I like come back. I'm looking forward to Fringe, Big Bang Theory, Castle, Lie to Me, The Mentalist... all but Castle come back in the next month and a half. I know Castle got renewed, but other than "October" haven't heard when it comes back.

I watched Bones and Dollhouse last year, but Bones jumped the shark and Dollhouse was only good for two episodes of the entire first season. Both will probably get nothing more than passing glances from me if they should air the same time as any of the other shows I actually care about.

I was looking forward to the third season of Chuck, but they've come out and said it won't be airing until March of next year.

While i'm not caught up just yet i've recently got turned onto Bones and Fringe. I'm having fun with both so far. Also looking forward to House.

Wil Wheaton is going to be on an upcoming episode of The Big Bang Theory.

I'm actually pretty interested in 'Flash Forward', although initially I was a little leery. I read the book by Robert J. Sawyer and really enjoyed it, but I wasn't sure how they could use the concept and transition it to a weekly TV show. Essentially, everyone on the planet blacks out for around two minutes and see 21 years into their own future. Some people like what they see, some don't and some see nothing at all. With that in mind, I couldn't really see how you could adapt this to a TV show, but the lead writer on the series (David Goyer) said that he planned out a 5 season story arch, which I find encouraging.

He was in a recent episode of Leverage as well.

That was supposed to be an edit, not a new post. That's twice I've done that recently. My three second attention span appears to be getting even shorter.

It was a dream episode that ended with a main character having amnesia. Badly. Written. Garbage.

I kind of want to see TRAUMA, even though I know it will be Third Watch / E.R. again. But I'm a sucker for John Wells' medical dramas. At least the first couple episodes

I'm not disagreeing that it was a pretty bad episode but that doesn't mean that anything after the episode will be bad, I have high hopes for the show and one bad episodes not gonna change that but we will see what this next season brings.

It's always on after Leverage (I love that show). I'm looking forward to Bones as well. I knew what it was going in. Besides, David Boreanaz, when not brooding, has always been entertaining television.

Sons of Anarchy premieres tonight and I thought I take the opportunity to pimp an old friend's band. My roommate from college is the drummer for Lions, who cover Bob Dylan's "Girl From the North Country" in the show tonight.

I'm looking forward to a few of the new shows, like V, Flash Forward, and Stargate Universe. I liked the original V mini series, so I'm really curious to see how they update that. The Flash Forward previews all look interesting, but they could easily go either way. SGU is probably the one I'm least sure of, I've been a Stargate fan for a long time, but a lot of news coming out of SGU just hasn't been that promising.

Returning shows I'm looking forward too: How I met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory, Castle, and 30 Rock. Looks like a lot of the other shows I watch are coming back in the Spring.

I was watching Dollhouse last year, but I don't think I'm going to continue with that one.

According to TVGuide.com, Castle returns on Sept. 21.

Not a big fan of Bones but I really liked the first season of Fringe. Felt like all the GOOD X-Files episodes (i.e the ones with monsters and weird stuff and people going splat) compiled together

It's true the new season hasn't been on par with the previous ones, but it's still more than funny enough to justify watching it.

I just finished the first season of Californication. Anybody know if that show stays as funny later on as it was at the start? I laughed a hell of a lot making my way through that first season.

Not sure I cared for the new Bones, they kind of focused on the B/B relationship pretty heavily, but then kind of danced around moving it in amy real direction.