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Then here is the link for you, which has all the standard non-pay networks.

TV Week
Admittedly, some clips are lacking but it's early and this is a good source. I only viewed a few, the few shows that got my interest previously, and they all looked to have potential (Reaper, Cane, Pushing Daisies.) I still want to check out Journeyman and a few others.

[Fishercat]

Monday:

Sam I Am : I am not interested. Nothing stood out in the clip.

The Big Bang: While geeks can be funny, not a whole lot stood out there. Still not bad, but not something I'd be tuning in for on a Monday night.

Aliens in America: OK, I could definitely see myself watching that. The CW needs to watch out not to degenerate completely into race jokes, and the family is a little "War at Home"ish for me (swap mother and father personality), but the clips were funny, the mother reminds me a little of Lucille Bluth personality wise, and I like it so far. Nothing groundbreaking but certainly something I would consider TiVoing in the fall to see how it goes before its premature cancellation.

K-Ville: I made it two minutes through the clip. No appeal to me, not a cop show guy

Journeyman: Wasn't interested until the last few seconds. The premise could be interesting, something I would consider on a week-to-week basis

My Monday interest rankings

1. Aliens in America
2. Journeyman

The other three are pretty forgettable, guess they'd rank Geeks-K-Sam, but I'm not watching them. Is there any way to read the full descriptions, the side bar cuts them off for me.

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The star of Journeyman was the star of Rome and was fantastic, so it will at least have a strong leading man. Plus the concept (that you can read) is pretty great.

[Kingdom]

Only things of interest is the show Kevin Smith is directing the pilot for and um... I don't see many new shows lasting long at all- much like this past season. There were a couple of huge explosions like Heroes, but almost every show with potential bit the dust early. Sci Fi channel is having much more success than the regulars, which is funny.

[Fishercat]

I'll just go by network since I found the descriptions for them

ABC:

Sam I Am: See Above

Cavemen: I get the sense the whole series will be like the clip, and I'm not watching.

Carpoolers: I actually like the premise, it's an unforced merging of different people, which a lot of shows have trouble with. The conversation in the car seemed pretty natural too. Probably won't see it since I can't watch comedies I like already, but...

Pushing Daisies: I like the clip, it's a good timeslot, the premise is solid...not bad.

Private Practice: Don't get it.

Dirty Sexy Money: Got the message across, but I'm kind of lukewarm. It could work like MNIE, it may not.

Big Shots: I don't see myself watching it.

Women's Murder Club: I can certainly believe the idea of four, attractive, professional women solving murder mysteries. No. Don't care.

Cashmere Mafia: Not bad, not good.

Eli Stone: The first clip that I smiled through most of it. I don't know if it will be a mid-season replacement, but the George Michael (the singer-songwriter) thing really hit my funny bone

Miss/Guided: Haha! I'm a sucker for anything scholastic on TV, and I liked this one. There's another show I'd watch.

ABC's Lineup (Shows I May Watch):
Pushing Daisies (Possible/Probable)
Eli Stone (Depends on Time)
Miss/Guided (Depends on Time)
Carpoolers (Probably Not, but if I'm bored)

[missionhockey21]

I would watch Pushing Daisies, I heard quite a few liked the pilot and it seems to have potential.

Oh and in Miss/Guided, it looks like someone has found the Kitty.

[Fishercat]

CBS:

The Big Bang Theory: Nope

Cane: I keep telling myself that I'll like these shows, but they never hold my interest

Kid Nation: I like the concept, I don't like kids on reality shows (barely ever works). The fact that it's only 40 days doesn't make it an accurate representation, but it reminds me a bit of Survivor. I may watch it. No one being voted off is a good idea. Obviously won't be an accurate representation but life, but could be good.

Moonlight: I don't know how they could maintain a story. Anyone reminded of that Treehouse of Horror episode?

Viva Laughlin: Could be worse, but it doesn't really appeal to me

What I'll Watch
Kid Nation (Possibly)

[Fishercat]

I would watch Pushing Daisies, I heard quite a few liked the pilot and it seems to have potential.

Oh and in Miss/Guided, it looks like someone has found the Kitty.

I knew she looked familiar! Judy Greer! I wonder if anyone will dip into the Kitty on that show?

[HollywoodLeo]

Cavemen? Is that the show based off the Geico commercials?

[HollywoodLeo]

The only one that's a definite for me is How I Met Your Mother.

It's going to be Legen...Wait for it...

[HollywoodLeo]

Yeah, I don't think the Cavemen show is going to last.

[Fishercat]

The CW

Aliens in America: See Above, a Yes for me.

Reaper: Interesting idea and the clips were funny, I'm not sure though

Gossip Girl: Zzzzzzzzzzzz

Life is Wild: Steve Irwin meets 7th Heaven? Obviously more confrontational, but not feelin it.

What I'll Watch
AiA
Reaper

I'll do the rest tommorow.

[realmofotalk]

Cane: I keep telling myself that I'll like these shows, but they never hold my interest

That's because these shows being on national TV = no bloody violence nor f-bombs.

[Kingdom]

The CW is going to die with 7th Heaven, Gilmore Girls, and Veronica Mars going out the door. There goes their female/Christian audiences

[Fishercat]

Oh, the CW needs some serious help. No matter how girly VM or GG were (and I did watch both, albeit not new, I saw GG repeats on ABC Family and VM on cheapo DVDs) or how nauseating 7th Heaven is, those are three relatively heavy hitters (ratings for 7H, critical for VM, and a mix for GG) for The CW. I can only name two (non wrestling) shows left: Everybody Hates Chris and America's Next Top Model.

Maybe VM:FBI will happen.