Hot on the heels of NBC’s new shows for Fall 2010 come Fox’s. Follow me for some clips and details of Raising Hope (Garret Dilllahunt), Running Wilde (Will Arnett), Lonestar, Terra Nova, Ride-Along (Shawn Ryan), Mixed Signals (Kris Marshall and Alex Breckenridge: ooh!) and Bob’s Burgers.
Raising Hope
A comedy from Greg Garcia (My Name Is Earl) about a good-hearted screw-up (The Beast‘s Lucas Neff) who tries to raise his infant daughter with help from his unusual family. Other stars include Martha Plimpton (How To Make It In America), Garret Dillahunt (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) and Cloris Leachman.
Running Wilde
A romantic comedy from Arrested Development‘s Jim Vallely, Mitch Hurwitz and Will Arnett that stars Arnett as an immature playboy the network describes as “trying desperately to win (or buy)” the heart of his childhood sweetheart, a liberal humanitarian played by Russell.
Lonestar
A drama set in the Texas oil industry and premiering this fall stars newcomer James Wolk as a man caught between two lives and two women. It’s created by Chris Keyser and Amy Lippman (Party of Five).
Terra Nova
A Steven Spielberg produced action-adventure series follows a family back to prehistoric Earth as they try to save humanity. The series has yet to be scheduled.
Ride-Along
A new cop drama from creator Shawn Ryan (The Shield) about Chicago’s most notorious cops. Stars include Jason Clarke (Brotherhood), Jennifer Beals (Lie to Me) and Delroy Lindo (Kidnapped).
Mixed Signals
An ensemble comedy debuting in the spring and created by Bob Fisher (Wedding Crashers) about three longtime friends trying to balance relationships and freedom. Stars include Nelson Franklin (I Love You, Man), David Denman (The Office), Kris Marshall (the BT phone ads, My Family), Liza Lapira (Dexter) and Alexandra Breckenridge (Family Guy, The Ex-List, Life Unexpected ).
Bob’s Burgers
An animated series joining Sunday’s animated block from creator Loren Bouchard (Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist) about a family with a struggling burger joint.
