"Partners" Inspired by "Will & Grace" creators David Kohan and Max Mutchnick's relationship, this sitcom follows business partners whose lifelong bromance is threatened by change. David Krumholtz and Michael Urie lead the cast as straight, uptight Joe and gay, impulsive Louis. Louis is already a handful, but the addition of Joe's fiancee, Ali (Sophia Bush), and Louis' boyfriend, Wyatt (Brandon Routh), pushes everyone out of their comfort zones. Bing: 'Partners' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Partners" premieres September 24 at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. (CBS)

"Go On" Matthew Perry brings his signature combination of heart and snark to NBC's new sitcom about grief and group therapy. MSN TV can get behind Perry as widowed sports talk radio host Ryan King, and the chemistry between the characters in his oddball "life change" group (Laura Benanti, Tyler James Williams, Julie White, Suzy Nakamura and Brett Gelman) shines from the get-go. Hopefully, as the season progresses, "Go On" will also make good use of John Cho as Ryan's boss, as well as its rotating roster of athlete guest stars. Bing: 'Go On' | Matthew Perry Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Go On" premieres Tuesday, September 11, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on NBC, with a sneak peek on August 8 after the Olympics. (NBC)

"The New Normal" If Ryan Murphy's NBC sitcom can get past hammering home its "gay's OK" message, this family comedy about a gay couple (Andrew Rannells and Justin Bartha), their surrogate (Georgia King) and her daughter and grandmother (Ellen Barkin) could be a big hit. The characters are delicious, imperfect and adorable, without being saccharine. Even detestable Nana has her moments, but be warned: This bigot's comments skew to the completely offensive, as do some of NeNe Leakes' lines as Rocky. Bing: 'The New Normal' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "The New Normal" premieres Tuesday, September 11, at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT on NBC. (NBC)

"The Mindy Project" Mindy Kaling leaves "The Office" behind to search for true love as an OB-GYN with zero game. Not only does this zany rom-com addict have unrealistic expectations, but she also seems to have little control over what comes out of her mouth. With her best friend's (Anna Camp) support, Mindy's top priorities are to stop taking bootie calls from her douchey British colleague (Ed Weeks) and keep the local hothead (Chris Messina) from stealing her patients. Expect a disastrously funny ride, with visits from "Saturday Night Live" cast members and the addition of Amanda Setton. Bing: 'The Mindy Project' | Mindy Kaling Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "The Mindy Project" premieres Tuesday, September 25, at 9:30 p.m. on FOX, with an early preview hitting the Net on August 27. (FOX)

"Revolution" Overhyped concept series rarely fare well in prime time ("Terra Nova," anyone?), but MSN TV isn't counting out NBC's gorgeous, post-apocalyptic adventure from "Supernatural" creator Eric Kripke and producer J.J. Abrams. Set in a world stripped of all electricity and an America broken by the death of technology, the pilot teases the mystery of the great blackout, while promising heroic action, intriguing villains and compelling family dynamics. Tracy Spiridakos, Giancarlo Esposito, Elizabeth Mitchell, Billy Burke, David Lyons and Graham Rogers star. Bing: 'Revolution' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Revolution" premieres Monday, September 17, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on NBC. (NBC)

"Last Resort" This ABC drama pairs international intrigue and patriotism with the romance and danger of starting over on a beautiful but treacherous island. When the Navy crew of the most powerful nuclear submarine ever built receives orders to bomb Pakistan, the crew demands confirmation, only to be bombed and declared enemies of the state. In order to prove their innocence and protect America, they take to the shores of a NATO listening post and declare themselves the world's smallest sovereign country. This badass ensemble keeps the tension high and features Andre Braugher, Scott Speedman, Daisy Betts, Dichen Lachman, Autumn Reeser, Daniel Lissing, Sahr Ngaujah, Camille de Pazzis, Robert Patrick and Jessy Schram. Bing: 'Last Resort' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Last Resort" airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT this fall on ABC. (ABC)

"Elementary" CBS' modern take on Sherlock Holmes casts Jonny Lee Miller as the brilliant detective and Lucy Liu as his sober companion turned sidekick, Dr. Joan Watson. Fresh from a stint in rehab, Holmes throws himself back into consulting for the NYPD. Watson initially balks at her charge's methods and madness, only to find they both have a knack for crime solving. MSN TV enjoyed the chemistry, but if this procedural is going to stand up to hits like "The Mentalist," Liu's Watson may need to take better shape. Bing: 'Elementary' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Elementary" premieres Thursday, September 27, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. (CBS)

"Made in Jersey" Armed with a killer smile and Jersey smarts, first-year associate Martina Garretti (Janet Montgomery) is about to shake up Donavan Stark's (Kyle MacLachlan) prestigious Manhattan law firm and the CBS lineup. In this feel-good law drama, brassy Martina gets her clients off while balancing the pressures of her swank new surroundings and her overbearing but supportive Italian family. Donna Murphy, Stephanie March, Toni Trucks and Erin Cummings also star, with Kristoffer Polaha and Megalyn Echikunwoke recently added to the cast. Bing: 'Made in Jersey' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Made in Jersey" premieres Friday, Septemper 28, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. (CBS)

"Arrow" This dark, high-action DC Comics adventure hits the ground running when Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) returns from the dead packing a bow and arrow, some serious muscle and a secret mission. The billionaire immediately re-embraces his former playboy ways and dons a hood to take down the bad guys, avenge his father and save his city as Green Arrow. This ass-kicking vigilante is prepared for anything, except perhaps the reveal that he's not the only one hiding behind a harmless identity. Susanna Thompson, Colin Donnell, David Ramsey, Willa Holland and Paul Blackthorne also star. Bing: 'Arrow' Want more TV? Like MSN TV on Facebook and follow MSN TV on Twitter. "Arrow" premieres Wednesday, October 10, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW. (CW)

TV fans do not want to miss these! By Deanna Barnert Special to MSN TV With a fresh round of heroes, villains, divas and goofballs coming to prime time this fall, here are 10 new shows TV fans won't want to miss. Some of these premieres will draw you in from the very first scenes. Others are still finding their mojo but show serious promise. Pilots are a tricky business, after all. To come up with our top 10, MSN TV considered the power of the concepts, the pedigree of the casts and crews, and the potential we saw in early screeners, which were not for review. Once these contenders take off (assuming the networks give them time!), you may be sorry you missed the first chapters. "Nashville" ABC's country drama is poised to become prime time's next soapy addiction, not to mention an iTunes favorite. Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere square off deliciously as dueling divas as "Nashville" delves into the ugly business of making country music, the beauty of real talent and the glamour of success. Tack on love triangles, family drama and an ensemble that features Powers Boothe, Eric Close, Clare Bowen, Jonathan Jackson, Sam Palladio, Charles Esten and Robert Wisdom and "Nashville" hits all the right chords. Bing: 'Nashville' What new show are you looking forward to most? Tell us at MSN TV on Facebook and Twitter. "Nashville" airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT this fall on ABC. (ABC)