The big networks have only just started their TV-season 2012/2013 while behind the scenes they are already working on next year's schedules. Which new shows can we expect to come to our screens? Here's a list of what we know so far:
CBS is going to bring us a new comedy show called Ex-Men. A funny single camera comedy about a young man who moves into a short-term rental complex and becomes friends with the other men who live there. They all happen to be kicked out by their wives.
Also on CBS Backstrom, which is based on the book series about a House-like detective who tries to change his self-destructive nature.
ABC has been quite busy with Burns & Cooley, a medical procedural about two New York neurosurgeons who compete as they strive to be the top in all aspects of their lives.
Also on ABC in 2013, the all new Founding Fathers, a TV drama about a war veteran whose Texas hometown is in the hands of a militia group led by his older brother!
And finally Dumb f&ck!, a single-camera comedy about an average Joe and his brilliant wife who move in with her intelligent yet emotionally stunted family of geniuses
And then, NBC gives your TV screen Hench, which is based on the comic about a man who becomes a temp for super villains. Written by Alexandra Cunningham (Desperate Housewives), exec produced by Peter Berg and Sarah Aubrey (Prime Suspect).
Also on NBC Cleopatra, a period drama about the Egyptian queen Cleopatra and Pariah, a drama inspired by Freakonomics about a rogue academic who uses economic theory to police San Diego.
And last but certainly not the very least: The Blacklist, a drama about an international criminal who surrenders himself and helps the government hunt down his former cohorts
Also on CBS Backstrom, which is based on the book series about a House-like detective who tries to change his self-destructive nature.
Also on ABC in 2013, the all new Founding Fathers, a TV drama about a war veteran whose Texas hometown is in the hands of a militia group led by his older brother!
And finally Dumb f&ck!, a single-camera comedy about an average Joe and his brilliant wife who move in with her intelligent yet emotionally stunted family of geniuses
Also on NBC Cleopatra, a period drama about the Egyptian queen Cleopatra and Pariah, a drama inspired by Freakonomics about a rogue academic who uses economic theory to police San Diego.
And last but certainly not the very least: The Blacklist, a drama about an international criminal who surrenders himself and helps the government hunt down his former cohorts
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