They made the Hollywood rounds, survived pilot season and were brought before test audiences. And now the last shows standing are finally making their way to a TV near you.
Here's a look at the new series that'll be competing for that oh-so-coveted space in your DVR queue.
Check out all the new fall 2011-2012 TV shows—organized by network—below.
A host of new comedies ("New Girl"), new dramas ("The Finder") and new shows about people from the future going back in time to battle dinosaurs ("Terra Nova").
The Peacock announced a half dozen new dramas ("Smash," "The Playboy Club") and an equal number of new comedies ("Up All Night," "Whitney," "Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea").
CBS announced only a handful of new additions to the fall 2011 schedule, including dramas "Person of Interest" and "Unforgettable" and comedies "2 Broke Girls" and "How to be a Gentleman."
An eclectic mix of new comedies ("Good Christian Belles"), dramas ("Revenge") and whatever the heck "Once Upon a Time" is.
The CW announced just three new scripted dramas that would be added to their fall schedule: "Ringer," "The Secret Circle" and "Hart of Dixie."
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