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Fall 2011 TV Premieres

No my TV addiction hasn't ended :( Here's the 201 fall installment. I'm not going to bother listing times this year. Really most days have multiple shows plus most people have time shifting on their Cable or Sat. service so here are the dates that I've been able to find so far. I'll tweak and update as I find new details...

(* = new show; CTV Two was formerly A Channel)

11-09-01: Added "Up All Night" Sept 14th premiere.

Tuesday, September 13
-90210 (CW, Global) [Global seems to have Season 3 info but isn't yet showing a premiere date/time on their online schedule]
-Ringer (CW, Global) *

Wednesday, September 14
-Survivor (Global, CBS)
-Up All Night (CTV, NBC)*

Thursday, September 15
-The Secret Circle (CW) *

Monday, September 19
-Castle (CTV, ABC)
-NCIS (Global, CBS)
-Hawaii Five-O (Global, CBS)

Tuesday, September 20
-The Biggest Loser (CityTV, NBC)
-NCIS: LA (Global, CBS)

Wednesday, September 21
-CSI (CTV, CBS)
-Harry's Law (Global, NBC)
-Law & Order: SVU (CTV Two, NBC)
-Criminal Minds (CTV Two, CBS)

Thursday, September 22
-Charlie's Angels (CTV, ABC) *
-The Big Bang Theory (CTV, CBS)
-Grey's Anatomy (CTV, ABC)
-Person of Interest (CityTV, ABC) *
-The Mentalist (CTV, CBS)

Friday, September 23
-Blue Bloods (CTV, CBS)
-Fringe (CityTV, Fox)
-Nikita (CW)

Sunday, September 25
-The Amazing Race (CTV, CBS)
-The Simpsons (Global, Fox)
-CSI: Miami (CTV, CBS)
-Pan Am (CTV, ABC) *
-The Good Wife (Global, CBS)

Monday, September 26
-Terra Nova (CityTV, Fox) *
-Gossip Girl (CW)

Thursday, September 29
-Private Practice (CTV, CityTV, ABC)

Monday, October 3
-House (Global, Fox)

Friday, October 21
-Chuck (Space, NBC)

Thursday, November 3
-Bones (Global, Fox)
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