The fall season begins in less than a week and I can't wait to see how the new dramas fare with both the viewers and in the ratings war. The first shows to premiere this Monday are Prison Break, Gossip Girl and One Tree Hill.

The much-anticipated premiere of 90210 airs on Tuesday with a special two-hour episode. Will all of us die hard original 90210 fans finally get the scoop on Donna, David, Brandon, Dylan and Steve? Will Brenda and Kelly put the Dylan issue to rest and become friends again?

In the weeks ahead, all ten new fall dramas will head to a living room near you. Confused about what to watch? No worries, we've put together a photo tour and synopsis for all ten shows to help get you better acquainted with the characters. Stay tuned; a fabulous fall is headed your way!

• Photo Synopsis Tour
• The Best New Fall Dramas
• Fall Premiere Schedule
• New Sci-Fi Shows

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Each fall, a whole new crop of stars enters our living rooms. Some are completely new to acting, and in recent years, many new faces are major film stars looking to broaden their horizons.

From Christian Slater and Jon Voight to Janeane Garofalo and Laurence Fishburne, this season brings more talented movie stars to television than in any other season to date -- has television become the new big screen? Is this the shape of things to come? Perhaps one day Brad and Angelina will join the ranks of movie stars who have crossed over to the fun side!

Take a peak at some of the hottest faces coming to television this fall.... and stay tuned for another exciting season.

Fall Preview

• The Hottest Faces of Fall
• Photo Tour of All the New Fall Dramas
• What to Watch This Fall

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They might hold a spot on Nielsen's top 20 list each week, but let's face it, not everyone watches American Idol, Desperate Housewives, Heroes or CSI. We all have our own opinions on what makes a television show worth our precious viewing time. However, no matter what series we've watched over the years, everyone has at least one television moment they'll never forget.

To celebrate 60 years of recognizing the best of the best on the small screen, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is asking viewers to vote for their favorite moments in both comedy and drama.

Voters can choose from twenty scenes in both categories. To help refresh your memory, video clips from each nominated scene are right at your fingertips. Some of the dramatic moments include scenes from Moonlighting, Little House on the Prairie, Grey's Anatomy and Buffy. Comedic moments include scenes from I Love Lucy, Mork and Mindy, Friends and Seinfeld.

The 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards airs September 21 on ABC.

• Vote for Your Favorite Television Moments
• Primetime Emmy Nominees

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Each fall, a whole new crop of television shows floods magazine ads, billboards, commercials, the web and eventually the primetime schedule. Although these brilliant ad campaigns make all of the new series seem like the best thing since Seinfeld and Friends, the truth is that only a handful will make it to their sophomore season.

From another thrilling J.J. Abrams production to the return of KITT, an exciting slate of new shows are headed our way in just a few weeks. Confused about what to watch this fall? We've compiled a list of the most promising new shows to help navigate the way through those enticing ad campaigns.

• What to Watch This Fall
• Fall Photo Gallery

Which new fall series are you most excited about? Vote in our poll and post your comments below.