Must-see new fall tv shows

Every year I look forward to the new fall tv shows that are premiering, hoping to find a new  must-see  to get hooked on during my endless hours of free time. See the way it works around my house, is when all the kids go to bed I pull out my lap top and get back to work and turn on my recorded shows in peace and quiet. I am getting chills right now thinking about it. Lately, I haven’t had my evening tv fix, other than the occasional Big Brother 13 episode (love that show) and have had my fair share of tv reruns.  There is just something about the fall tv line up that excites me. It always has. I also look forward to see new episodes of my favorite returning fall  shows. I anxiously await season premieres – they are fun. Let’s look at what TV Guide is buzzing about?

Must-see new fall tv shows:

  2 Broke Girls  (CBS)  Monday, Sept. 19 at 9:30/8:30c Max (Kat Dennings) a smart-mouthed waitress from Brooklyn, who also works as a nanny, and her new coworker Caroline (Beth Behrs), an heiress who is now on her own financially since her father was thrown in jail are the 2 Broke Girls. While not getting along initially, they soon move in together and plan to start their own business. Charlie’s Angels  (ABC)  Thursday, Sept. 22 at 8/7c Hello, Angels! Set in Miami, starring Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor and Annie Ilonzeh as the latest incarnation of the crime-fighting trio. The series will premiere on the same day the original show debuted 35 years ago.

Up All Night  (NBC)  Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 10/9c Starring Christina Applegate and Will Arnett as Reagan and Chris, new parents juggling work (Maya Rudolph is Applegate’s boss and BFF), romance and, oh yeah, that baby, who has put a little damper on their social life. That doesn’t stop Reagan and Chris from partying it, uh, up all night, only to be hungover when their daughter needs a new diaper the next morning. Hart of Dixie  (CW)  Monday, Sept. 26 at 9/8c Rachel Bilson reunites with  The O.C.  creator Josh Schwartz for this medical drama, playing big-city doc Zoe Hart, who heads to tiny Bluebell, Ala., when she inherits a practice. Expect culture clashes galore and Zoe to stay put after coming through in a medical emergency and discovering an old secret. I Hate My Teenage Daughter  (Fox)  Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 9:30/8:30c Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran are Annie and Nikki, two single moms, who fear their spoiled-since-birth-daughters are turning into the same type of mean girls that bullied them in high school. Annie and Nikkie long to be BFF’s with their daughters while fearing them at the same time.

Pan Am  (ABC)  Sunday, Sept. 25 at 10/9c Set in the ’60s, the drama centers on the loves and lives of stewardesses (led by Christina Ricci) of the iconic titular airline. Although lauded as symbols of sleek, Jet Age glamour, their personal lives are full of turbulence. Kelli Garner, Margot Robbie and Karine Vanasse round out the Barbie doll-like crew, who are as adept at coffee service as they are at ¦ oh wait, we can’t ruin that twist. Person of Interest  (CBS)  Thursday, Sept. 22 at 9/8c Finch (Michael Emerson) is a mysterious (could Emerson play anything less?) billionaire who has created a surveillance program for the government that identifies people who will be involved in a future crime ” either as a perp or a victim. Also starring Jim Caviezel as Reese. Prime Suspect  (NBC)  Thursday, Sept. 22 at 10/9c It’s hard to follow in Helen Mirren’s footsteps, but that’s exactly what Maria Bello is out to do. An adaptation of the British series ” for which Mirren won two Emmys ” the procedural follows Detective Jane Timoney (Bello), a badass New York City cop who tries to prove herself in a male-dominated precinct.

Revenge  (ABC)  Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 10/9c The drama stars Emily VanCamp as Emily Thorne, a mysterious woman who heads to the Hamptons under the guise of wooing Daniel (Joshua Bowman), the son of Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe). But she’s actually there to exact revenge on the people (ahem, Victoria) who destroyed her family. Ringer  (CW)  Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 9/8c Sarah Michelle Gellar’s back and this time, there’s two of her! Gellar plays twins Bridget and Siobhan ” both decidedly un-Buffy-like ” in this mystery thriller that was originally developed for CBS. Bridget, a recovering alcoholic, is on the run from some baddies and decides to hide out by taking the identity of her wealthy twin sis, who is thought to be dead. Turns out taking on Siobhan’s persona puts Bridget in a very different kind of danger. Unforgettable  (CBS)  Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 10/9c The newest gifted crime solver on the block at CBS is Carrie Wells (Poppy Montgomery), a New York City detective who has the rare ability to remember everything. Except for one event: She’s desperately trying to solve the murder of her sister, whose body Carrie found as a child, but cannot recall what happened that day. In case you’re wondering, this special ability is very much real ” Marilu Henner has it and serves as a consultant on the show, which is based on J. Robert Lennon’s short story “The Rememberer.” There you have it – a glance at a few of your new fall tv shows. Do you have a show that you are looking forward to watching? What shows are you anxiously awaiting their return?