"Southland" (March 2, TNT): The cop drama's second season, which NBC canceled without airing, finally debuts. Nelson star in a remake of the 1989 Ron Howard film. "Parenthood" (March 2, NBC): Peter Krause, Lauren Graham and Craig T. "The Tonight Show" (March 1, NBC): Jay Leno is back behind the desk. "Law & Order" (March 1, NBC): The veteran crime drama moves to Mondays. "Rules of Engagement" (March 1, CBS): The Patrick Warburton/David Spade sitcom returns.
#ALAN SEPINWALL DEADWOOD SEASON 3 SERIES#
So here's a selection of many of the notable shows debuting or returning over the next few months: "The Marriage Ref" (Sunday, NBC): Jerry Seinfeld produces a reality series where comedians and celebrities help settle marital arguments. And there will be a lot of noteworthy premieres of both new and returning series, including another HBO World War II drama from Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, a new drama from the novelist who gave us "Out of Sight" and "Get Shorty" and more "Glee." I ran through a number of mid-season premiere dates back in January, but some have changed and many more have been added. This year, with NBC's coverage of the Winter Olympics - and the other networks' desire to air as little original programming as possible opposite the Vancouver Games - we have three sections: fall, winter, and, starting on Monday, an early start to spring.
#ALAN SEPINWALL DEADWOOD SEASON 3 TV#
Many TV seasons are divided into two halves: fall and mid-season.
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