A look at the most promising looking new shows which the American broadcast networks will premiere in the 2011/2012 tv-season.

When E4’s acclaimed drama “Misfits” returns for a third series, it’ll be without Robert Sheehan.

United States Of Tara returned with a new season to Showtime on March 28th, but was it worth the wait?

Former “Lost” actor Nestor Carbonell has been cast in the CBS pilot ‘Ringer’.

Showtime released a trailer for the third season of “Nurse Jackie”.

Former “Will & Grace” star Debra Messing has joined the NBC pilot “Smash”.

Actress Cobie Smulders, best known to television audiences as journalist Robin Scherbatsky on CBS’ long-running comedy ‘How I Met Your Mother’, has joined Marvel’s highly anticipated superhero movie “The Avengers”.

FOX released a trailer for its new event series “Terra Nova”, from executive producers Stephen Spielberg, Peter Chernin and Brannan Braga.

ITV’s new spooky drama series “Marchlands” airs every Thursday at 9 pm, but is it worth to look at?

Dexter’s 5th season ended on a rather disappointing note last December. While it had all the set-ups to become one of the show’s most significant, most shocking and most thought-provoking seasons, it ultimately didn’t deliver. Be aware of spoilers for the entire season after the cut.

NBC has picked up “REM”, a new drama pilot from ‘Lone Star’ creator Kyle Killen.

Actress Krysten Ritter has been cast as the lead in the ABC comedy pilot “Don’t Trust The Bitch In Apt. 23″.

By now it’s old news, but it’s still worth a mention: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Buffy The Vampire Slayer herself, is possibly returning to tv. She’s starring in a new CBS pilot called “Ringer”.

“Virtuality”, a pilot from “Battlestar Galactica” mastermind Ronald D. Moore and writer Michael Taylor will air June 26th on FOX at 8 pm EST. The pilot was shot by ‘Friday Night Lights’ director Peter Berg and stars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (”New Amsterdam”), Sienna Guillory (”Love Actually”) and Clea Duvall (”Carnivale”) among others. Check out a selection of interviews with the cast after the jump.

Recently, the American broadcast networks unveiled their new fall line-ups and gave us a first look at the new shows they’ll offer come the fall season. Even though only one of three new shows will live to see life beyond next season, The Cinema Post looks at the ten most promising new shows including ‘V’, ‘Glee’, ‘Nurse Jackie’, ‘Cougartown’, ‘Parenthood’ and more. Read our take after the break…