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The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Wednesday nights on U.S. broadcast networks. The new reality show "H8R" will air on the CW television network. The returning comedy program "The Middle" will air on the ABC network. The returning reality program "Survivor: South Pacific" will air on the CBS network. Other shows featured in the article include new comedy program "Free Agents" on NBC, new comedy program "Suburgatory," on ABC, and returning reality program "America's Next Top Model: All-Stars" on CW.

The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Sunday nights on U.S. networks. The returning animated comedy program "The Cleveland Show" will air on the Fox network. The returning reality program "The Amazing Race" will air on the CBS network. The new drama program "Once Upon a Time" will air on the ABC network. Other shows mentioned are the returning animated comedy program "The Simpsons" on Fox, the new comedy program "Allen Gregory" on Fox, and the returning drama program "Desperate Housewives" on ABC.

The article profiles several new and returning television programs for the 2011 fall season airing on Thursday nights on U.S. broadcast networks. Returning comedy show "The Big Bang Theory" will air on the CBS television network. New drama show "Charlie's Angels" will air on the ABC television network. Returning drama "The Vampire Diaries" will air on the CW television network. Other shows mentioned include a new comedy program "How to Be a Gentleman," airing on CBS, the returning comedy program "Parks and Recreation" on the NBC network, and the returning drama program "Bones" on the Fox network.

The article previews the American television comedy "Community," starring Joel McHale, Donald Glover, and Gillian Jacobs.

The article reviews the comedy television program "Community" starring Joel McHale, Jim Rash, and Alison Brie.

The article offers a preview of an episode of the television program "American Dad," starring actresses Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alyson Hannigan.

The article discusses the returning comedy television program "Rules of Engagement," airing on the CBS television network on Saturday evenings during the fall 2011 season, which stars David Spade, Patrick Warburton, and Wendi McLendon-Covey. The article notes that the show's sixth season starts with a wedding between two unexpected characters. The article remarks on the show's move to Saturday evenings. The show is due to air on October 8, 2011 at 8 pm. The article also features three reasons from Spade on why viewers should watch the show.

The article discusses the eighth season of the television program "The Office," produced by Paul Lieberstein and starring Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski. The article discusses the departure of the character Michael Scott as manager of the show's fictional paper company Dunder-Mifflin and his replacement by a character Robert California, played by James Spader. Spader notes that the California character is enigmatic to the other characters. The article also notes that the Jim and Pam characters will have a second baby.

The article discusses the third season of the television program "Community," which airs on the NBC television network. The show will introduce a new biology professor who is also an ex-convict, played by actor Michael K. Williams. Show creator Dan Harmon notes that the character, called Marshall Kane, is very different from other professors the show has featured. Actor John Goodman will also join the cast as Vice Dean Laybourne. The article notes what will happen with characters Troy, Abed, and Annie.

The article discusses the situation comedy program "Reed Between the Lines," which stars Tracee Ellis Ross as Dr. Carla Reed and Malcolm-Jamal Warner as her husband Alex. The article notes that the show's lead characters are veterans from the popular comedy program "Girlfriends" and the well-received 1980s comedy program "The Cosby Show." Charlie Jordin-Brooks, the Senior Vice President of BET (Black Entertainment Network), which will be airing the show, noted the network wanted to include actors with whom the audience feels a connection.

The article reviews the television series "Two and a Half Men", starring Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer. Kutcher plays an internet billionaire, Walden Schmidt, who replaces actor Charlie Sheen's departed character and who seeks relationship advice from Cryer's character, Alan Harper. The article also describes the controversy and publicity that Charlie Sheen's behavior and separation from the show after eight seasons caused, and how that attention may draw audiences to the show, despite Sheen's character being the source of much of the show's humor.

A review is presented of the television comedy program "Onion SportsDome," a satire of television sports programs.

This article reports on television programs airing on Monday, September 27, 2010 including "House," "How I Met Your Mother," and "The Buried Life."