HitFix Cheat Sheet: 2012 Fall TV Season

What's new and what to look for every night

By Gregory EllwoodFriday, Sep 21, 2012 2:09 AM

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The official Fall TV season premiere week starts Monday, but if you're still not sure what's playing when or what show has moved from one night to another have we got something for you.

HitFix's latest Cheat Sheet tackles the new Fall TV season with insider commentary from HItFix's own Daniel Fienberg, Huffington Post TV's Maggie Furlong and Vulture.com's Denise Martin. The trio will take you through every night of the week and let you know what shows you should really be paying attention to this season. It's under 10 minutes, you'll learn something and one of our trio of experts may actually convince you to start watching "Glee" again (well, maybe not).

You can watch the cheat sheet embedded here:

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Gregory Ellwood
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With over a decade of experience in the movie industry, Ellwood survived working for two major studios and has written for Variety, MSN and the LA Times. A co-founder of HitFix, Ellwood spends his time relaxing hitting 3’s on the basketball court and following his beloved Clippers.

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Mojo CoCo

A brief, basic info only writeup would be nice for those of us who like to read at work or on our phones :(
September 21, 2012 at 5:47PM EST Reply to Comment
- dan Mojo Coco - There's nothing here, information-wise, that wasn't in my preview gallery (and articles) or Alan's preview article or Liane's preview articles. This is just the familiar information in a format with more clips and a few additional pleasant talking heads, but in a writeup form, you'd miss the clips and talking heads and just get the repeated info, so there's really no point.
  
  -Daniel
  September 21, 2012 at 5:53PM EST