Fall television begins as ABC returns full blast with two weeks of an excitingly memorable season and series premieres including, “Dancing with the Stars”, “Opportunity Knocks”, “Ugly Betty”, “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Desperate Housewives” starting September 22 at 8.
For four seasons “Dancing with the Stars” has been won by an athlete, on September 22, the stars are back. This season includes the original queen of daytime Susan Lucci, gold-medalist Misty May-Treanor, N’SYNC‘s Lance Bass and reality TV diva Kim Kardashian. Watch Mondays at 8 and Tuesdays at 9 to see who is crowned the ultimate dancer.
Does your mother know how many relationships you have been in? How times you have snuck out? On the new reality show “Opportunity Knocks”, knowledge pays. So tune in on Tuesday, September 23 at 8pm to see how clueless some parents really are.
Thursdays are looking good starting with the return of everyone’s favorite girl with braces, “Ugly Betty”. Last season, Betty was choosing between Henry and Gio, neither of the actors moved with show production to New York. On September 25, flip to ABC at 8 to see her decision.
Need to fill your McDreamy and McSteamy addiction? Then tune in on Thursday September 25 at 9 for “Grey’s Anatomy”. The two-hour season premiere will start where the show left off. Fans praised the Meredith and McDreamy reunion and this time it is for good. Seriously! The couple alert is on at Seattle Grace Hospital along with the return of Denny Ducket. Watch this season for many more juicy episodes at America’s most dramatic hospital.
Week two starts with the season premiere of “Desperate Housewives”. Last season’s finale left viewers with so many questions. What happened to Mike Delfino? How did Lynette Scavo’s kids become jailbait? Gaby Solice has kids? Bree V. forgave her husband? This season all the burning questions will be answered. So tune in on Sunday September 28 at 9 to look into the lives of America’s favorite housewives.
Television provides an alluring alternative to homework, but don’t let grades fall to TV addictions. Luckily, ABC programming is available online the next morning after 10am. Get ready! The shows are waiting!
