New Tv shows i'm interested in this fall 2009.

[MinorDemon]

I have been keeping an eye out for these shows, can't wait to see how many of them come to Aussie TV. Some have already started here, but others haven't yet. The shows i'm interested in are:

Trauma - Anastasia Griffith (Damages) and Derek Luke (Antwone Fisher) are among a team of EMTs who must confront the astoundingly traumatic moments of a trauma and then quickly treat the injured, often just minutes after tragedy strikes. Much stuff blows up.

Melrose Place - The CW's remake of the soapy '90s melodrama features many familiar archetypes: the brooding bad boy, the nice couple, and the powerful bitch, to name three. The new show departs from its source material with a mystery storyline concerning a dead body that appears, Sunset Boulevard-style, in the apartment complex's pool. Vets Laura Leighton and Thomas Calabro co-star.

The Forgotten - This Jerry Bruckheimer-produced drama centers on a group of amateur detectives led by a former cop (Christian Slater) whose daughter has disappeared. They try to crack murder cases involving unidentified victims — the people everyone else has forgotten. Can it prove more memorable than Slater's My Own Worst Enemy? Coming to Channel NINE, in 2010

Mercy - Doctor shows are old hat. This year is about nurses. Taylor Schilling and Jaime Lee Kirchner play the nurses who actually run their hospital, and Michelle Trachtenberg is the new kid who learns the harsh realities of medicine.

Gary Unmarried - A recently divorced man adjusts to being single again after 15 years of marriage while also raising two kids with his controlling ex-wife. Started September 3, at 8pm on Chanel Seven in Australia.

Glee - If you watched Fox's preview this spring, you can already hum along with Glee, but fall episodes will reveal that the dark high school dramedy is about more than just singing. Mr. Shuster (Matthew Morrison) needs six more students to compete at regionals; recruiting them is where the fun starts. Jane Lynch is a dream as an iron-fisted cheerleading coach. Kristin Chenoweth, Victor Garber and rapper Eve will all guest-star. Starting September 17, Channel TEN, 7:30pm, in Australia.

Eastwick - The producers of this fantasy series about suburban witches, which stars Rebecca Romijn and Lindsay Price, hope the third attempt to bring John Updike's novel to the small screen will be the charm. The big-screen version, The Witches of Eastwick, was a major success in 1987.

FlashForward - The world's population sees into the future when everyone blacks out for two minutes and 17 seconds at the same time. The clairvoyant episode staggers the minds of all, as in many instances their futures are not what they expected---and some, it seems, have no future at all. While many recount their experiences on a worldwide Web site, others seek to circumvent their fates; and some, like FBI agent Mark Benford, seek to learn what caused the mass blackout. Set to start in September on Channel Seven in Australia.

Vampire Diaries - Brooding high school newcomer Stefan (Paul Wesley) can't get his mind off classmate Elena (Nina Dobrev) — perhaps because the two of them were deeply in love 130 years years ago. Yeah, Stefan is a vampire, and so is his reckless bad-boy brother, Damon (Lost's Ian Somerhalder). This one also features a special guest appearance by massive amounts of fog. Currently coming to GO! in Australia

Southland - A rookie and a seasoned no-nonsense cop are at the center of this police drama set in Los Angeles.

Three Rivers - Alex O'Loughlin (Moonlight), Katherine Moennig (The L Word) and Daniel Henney (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) populate a team of transplant doctors. Each transplant story is told from three perspectives — those of donor, recipient, and doctors. I really can't wait to see this one, i have been waiting for this since i heard Alex O'Loughlin was going to be in it.

Nurse Jackie - A hospital worker deals with a substance-abuse problem, an active love life and a tough job. Coming to Channel TEN, in September, in Australia.

[Close to the Edge]

Wow MD, that's a LOT of TV to watch!

[MinorDemon]

Yeah it's a lot Close, but some of them prolly won't screen here in OZ, and others are shown at different times. So it becomes easy to watch them all, but if i don't like the first few episodes i prolly won't watch it forever.

[Stone_Cold_Steve_Austin]

"The Forgotton" wasent that a movie?