And in no particular order, heres what Id love to see on TV this year.
Replacement named for Simon Cowell after the next run ofAmerican Idol: Ben Folds.
Capricaproves to be as engrossing asBattlestar Galactica.
HBO commits to its adaptation of George R.R.
The other 10% they can waste on some smiley, feel-good, sign-off feature.
A SaveBetter Off Ted campaign.
In fact, Ill start one myself.
(Thanks for this idea, Michael Slezak!)
Anything Joss wants thats both R-rated and doesnt involve the word doll.
New episodes ofBurn Noticethat have the swagger and energy of its first season.
David Milchs new projectLast of the Ninthturns out to be the best new crime show sinceThe Shield.
Kyle Chandler with an Emmy Award forFriday Night Lights.
Big ditto for Connie Britton.
(I echo the sentiments of my colleague Mighty Michael Ausiello.)
No damn CBS sporting event that runs overtime and pushesThe Amazing Racelater.
In fact, no TV series running over its appointed time-length, thus no DVR chop-offs.
An Emmy nomination for underratedCriminal Minds Paget Brewster.
Every episode ofMad Mens new season maintains the brisk pace of its screwball-comedy-fast third-season finale.
What wouldyoulike to see on TV in 2010?
