Looking ahead ...

There's more good stuff on tap for midseason. Keep your eyes peeled for:
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<b>"The Following"</b> (FOX) (pictured): Kevin Bacon vs. serial killers in the latest from Kevin Williamson ("The Vampire Diaries"). 'Nuff said.<br>
<b>"Infamous"</b> (NBC): A "Revenge"-esque soap about a detective (Meagan Good) investigating the murder of a socialite with whom she grew up -- as the daughter of the wealthy family's maid.<br>
<b>"The Carrie Diaries"</b> (The CW): A "Sex and the City" prequel that follows teenage Carrie Bradshaw in 1980s New York. Lead actress AnnaSophia Robb has serious breakout potential.<br>
<b>"The Goodwin Games"</b> (FOX): The creators of "How I Met Your Mother" bring Scott Foley and Becki Newton together to compete for their dad's inheritance.<br>
<b>"The Americans"</b> (FX): Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys as undercover KGB operatives in suburban D.C. during the height of the Reagan era.<br>
<b>"Ray Donovan"</b> and <b>"Masters of Sex"</b> (Showtime): Liev Schreiber as an L.A. fixer in the former, and Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan as sex researchers Masters and Johnson in the latter.

( FOX / September 3, 2012 )

There's more good stuff on tap for midseason. Keep your eyes peeled for:

"The Following" (FOX) (pictured): Kevin Bacon vs. serial killers in the latest from Kevin Williamson ("The Vampire Diaries"). 'Nuff said.
"Infamous" (NBC): A "Revenge"-esque soap about a detective (Meagan Good) investigating the murder of a socialite with whom she grew up -- as the daughter of the wealthy family's maid.
"The Carrie Diaries" (The CW): A "Sex and the City" prequel that follows teenage Carrie Bradshaw in 1980s New York. Lead actress AnnaSophia Robb has serious breakout potential.
"The Goodwin Games" (FOX): The creators of "How I Met Your Mother" bring Scott Foley and Becki Newton together to compete for their dad's inheritance.
"The Americans" (FX): Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys as undercover KGB operatives in suburban D.C. during the height of the Reagan era.
"Ray Donovan" and "Masters of Sex" (Showtime): Liev Schreiber as an L.A. fixer in the former, and Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan as sex researchers Masters and Johnson in the latter.

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