TABLE OF CONTENTS
2008 Fall TV Preview
New Series
Go behind the scenes for the inside scoop on eight new fall shows you won't want to miss!
Fringe — J.J. Abrams' conspiracy series aims to be The X-Files for a new generation.
Knight Rider — A new K.I.T.T. hits the road for high-octane entertainment.
Eleventh Hour — Decipher tomorrow's science 30 seconds into the future.
Life on Mars — A cop chases a killer all the way into yesterday.
Sanctuary — Amanda Tapping sheds her Stargate persona in a virtual series.
The Ex List — A young woman's search for true love hits a psychic roadblock.
True Blood — A telepathic waitress serves up chills in a world of real vampires.
Wizard's First Rule — Sam Raimi once again fulfills our syndicated fantasies.
Continuing Series
32 additional shows explode on the schedule, Terminator's Summer Glau is back, and we take you behind the scenes on the set of Heroes.
Midseason & Beyond
A host of other series, movies and mini-series will fill out the season, including two highly anticipated midseason replacements:
Dollhouse — Joss Whedon turns Buffy's Eliza Dushku into the ultimate everything.
Kings — Go to war as the story of King David gets a modern-day retelling.
Canceled Series
Gone but not forgotten. (Until they come out on DVD.)
Babylon A.D.
Vin Diesel enters a dystopian future, in a silver-screen adaptation of the best-selling novel Babylon Babies.
Death Race
Paul W.S. Anderson updates Roger Corman's run-and-gun cult classic Death Race 2000.
The City of Ember
Saoirse Ronan and Bill Murray electrify audiences as the battling residents of The City of Ember.
Blindness
Portuguese Nobel laureate José Saramango's horrific tale of a world without sight.
Gemini Division
Rosario Dawson takes charge of Gemini Division.
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