Welcome to the New York Post's Fall TV Preview. Check out the galleries of this season's upcoming shows, and read what our panel of viewers had to say after their sneak previews.

FASHION

For all viewers longing for the days of the "OC", the creators are here to help. Relive all of the sex, drama and underage festivities... CLICK HERE >>

FANTASY

This forensic fairy tale focuses on pie maker Ned (Lee Pace), who has a mysterious ability to make the dead live again. However, there are consequences to having such awesome power...

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COPS 'N' DOCS

ABC's "Grey's" spin-off chronicles the life of Dr. Addison Montgomery (Kate Walsh) as she leaves Seattle Grace Hospital for Los Angeles to join a private practice. Addison's departure comes on the heels of a romantic rejection from a young stud... READ MORE >>

REALITY

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay whips one failing restaurant into shape each week on FOX's new reality show. It's new spin on his old show "Hell's Kitchen" but Ramsay's fiery temperament hasn't gotten any cooler.

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DAYTIME

ABC's daytime hit "The View" asks two new hosts to join this season's fab female-chatting team. Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sherri Shepherd, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, and creator Barbara Walters star...

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FAMILY

This strong family drama chronicles the lives and internal power struggles of a powerful and wealthy Cuban-American family with a rum and sugar cane business in South Florida...

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GUILTY PLEASURE

The unique show "Cavemen" tells the story of three contemporary cavemen trying to survive in the modern world. It's a fish-out-of-water sit-com that's bound to give viewers their cro magnon fix. CLICK HERE >>

GAME SHOWS

American football player and TV personality Rossi Morreale is bringing temptation back. It's based on both the original Australian and American "Sale of the Century" and the 2005 Aussie remake. LEARN MORE >>

RETURNING

NBC's Friday-night drama tells the story of a high school football team based in fictional small-town Dillon, Texas. Tackling issues common to contemporary Middle America, "Lights" shows the social issues facing the team players and their families... READ MORE >>