What's in Store for FALL 2010?

The Cape: The series, set in the fictional metropolis of Palm City, follows a innocent cop (David Lyons) who has been framed for a crime he did not commit and then left for dead after he is caught. He takes on the guise of The Cape, his son's favorite superhero. Vowing to get rid of the corruption that has taken over both the city and the police force

No Ordinary Family: Michael Chiklis (The Shield) stars as the head of the Powells, a family who suddenly and remarkably all inherit superpowers after their plane crashes into the Amazon River. You’ve read/seen the Fantastic Four, it’s like that sans the Cosmic Ray and Galactus. Julie Benz (Dexter), Romany Malco also star.

Nikita: A spy thriller based on the 1997 television series La Femme Nikita. The series stars Maggie Q as Nikita, a smoking hot assassin who has gone off the grid and is now making it her mission to bring down Division, the government agency that recruited her. Lyndsy Fonseca and Shane West also star. The trailer gave me a serious ALIAS flashback (specially the part where her boyfriend — named Daniel ala Sydney’s Daniel Hecht — was killed by the people she worked for.)

Hellcats: Bring it On comes to the small screen in this dramedy about the hellish world of college cheerleading. The show is based on the book Cheer: Inside the Secret World of College Cheerleaders by Kate Torgovnick. Hellcats stars Disney darling Ashley Tisdale, as well as Alyson Michalka (Bandslam) and Matt Barr. Looks good.

$#*! My Dad Says: Or "Bleep My Dad Says" if you will. Created from Justin Halpern's popular Twitter feed, this new sitcom stars William Shatner as the opiniated and cranky dad, with Will Sasso and Nicole Sullivan rounding out the cast. The role of the younger son, Henry (the one collecting the $#*!), is currently being recast.

Better Together: A romantic comedy from Shana Goldberg-Meehan that revolves around three different relationships from three different couples that are all intertwined with each other in one family. Starring Joanna Garcia (Privileged), Jennifer Finnigan, Josh Cooke, Jake Lacy, Kurt Fuller and Debra Jo Rupp. I’ll be watching this mainly for Joanna Garcia eye-candy, but it looks like Debra Jo Rupp aka Foreman’s mom from “That ’70s Show” will be stealing the spotlight with her awesome one-liners.

Happy Endings: A single-camera comedy about how the breakup of a couple (Elisha Cuthbert and Zachary Knighton) shakes up their group of friends in more ways than one. Happy Endings will air as a midseason replacement and also stars Eliza Coupe (Scrubs: Med School), Adam Pally, Casey Wilson and Damon Wayans Jr.

Mr. Sunshine: A midseason replacement starring Matthew Perry as a manager of a San Diego sports arena who is in the throes of a midlife crisis. A cutting dark comedy, Mr. Sunshine also stars Allison Janney (The West Wing) and Andrea Anders (Better Off Ted). Perry is also the executive producer, and he penned the pilot.

Running Wilde: Will Arnett and a couple of the guys behind Arrested Development bring you this quirky romantic comedy about a wealthy and slightly moronic playboy (Will) who sets his eyes on winning the heart of his childhood love, played by Keri Russell. It's told from the POV of her 12-year-old daughter.

Show descriptions from E!Online