b's fall TV preview [Pictures]
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• David Zurawik's fall TV picks: Five new fall TV shows for people with brains
• b's fall movie preview
New tube: The fall shows we're willing to give a shot
When perusing the coming new fall television offerings, you're faced with a grim reality: Most of them look awful. Shocker, we know. But when you've got highlights that include NBC's dreadful "Animal Practice" (which should be called "Animal and Human Abuse") and a way-too-soon "Sex and the City" prequel ("The Carrie Diaries" on the CW), you're hoping for just a few that ... well, don't suck. Thankfully, we think we found some of the less-sucky of the bunch. --Jordan Bartel
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