Scifi has posted a nice hefty list and review of the upcoming fall season both TV Series and movies: http://www.scifi.com/sfw/screen/sfw13667.html Be warned, this page contains spoilers for seasons just aired and seasons that ended earlier this year including The 4400, The Dead Zone, Eureka, Blade, Ghost Whisperer, Lost etc.
As for series in development, there were a few standouts I found interesting.
This I just found odd and for that alone I'd check it out.
I wonder if everything on the list will make it to the screen. Some of it is rehash of old crap but some actually seems genuinely interesting.
As for series in development, there were a few standouts I found interesting.
Caprica, SCI FI, in development
This Battlestar Galactica prequel follows the lives of two families half a century before the events on Battlestar. The Graystones and the Adamas live in a peaceful society, but a breakthrough in robotics is about to change everything as the dream for combining artificial intelligence with a mechanical body is about to be achieved with the creation of the first living robot, a Cylon. From executive producers Ronald D. Moore and David Eick (Battlestar Galactica), writer Remi Aubuchon (24) and NBC Universal Television Studio, this family saga promises to weave together corporate intrigue, action and sexual politics.
This Battlestar Galactica prequel follows the lives of two families half a century before the events on Battlestar. The Graystones and the Adamas live in a peaceful society, but a breakthrough in robotics is about to change everything as the dream for combining artificial intelligence with a mechanical body is about to be achieved with the creation of the first living robot, a Cylon. From executive producers Ronald D. Moore and David Eick (Battlestar Galactica), writer Remi Aubuchon (24) and NBC Universal Television Studio, this family saga promises to weave together corporate intrigue, action and sexual politics.
Chariots of the Gods, SCI FI, in development
Based on Erich von Daniken's best-selling book, this six-hour miniseries will revisit the tale of the extraterrestrial infiltration of human evolution. When a soldier finds an artifact, he learns that it is the key to uncovering an ancient plot and that aliens have been tinkering with human genetics since ancient times. Irwin Winkler, David Winkler and Rob Cowan executive-produce the miniseries, which was written by John Whelpley.
Based on Erich von Daniken's best-selling book, this six-hour miniseries will revisit the tale of the extraterrestrial infiltration of human evolution. When a soldier finds an artifact, he learns that it is the key to uncovering an ancient plot and that aliens have been tinkering with human genetics since ancient times. Irwin Winkler, David Winkler and Rob Cowan executive-produce the miniseries, which was written by John Whelpley.
Snap, SCI FI, in development
When the Internet secretly becomes sentient, a federal agent finds himself in the middle of a conspiracy of Hitchcockian proportions. In this one-hour thriller from producer Jesse Alexander (Alias, Lost), the artificial intelligence is leading unrelated people to commit petty crimes that have a deeper purpose. The federal agent discovers that the AI has a plan involving a larger unknown agenda, and the only way he can stop the conspiracy is to join it.
When the Internet secretly becomes sentient, a federal agent finds himself in the middle of a conspiracy of Hitchcockian proportions. In this one-hour thriller from producer Jesse Alexander (Alias, Lost), the artificial intelligence is leading unrelated people to commit petty crimes that have a deeper purpose. The federal agent discovers that the AI has a plan involving a larger unknown agenda, and the only way he can stop the conspiracy is to join it.
Mary Christmas, ABC Family, Premieres in December
Jenny McCarthy plays an uptight business woman who just happens to be the daughter of Santa Claus (George Wendt). She left home four years earlier when she felt she wasn't being recognized for her ideas on modernizing Christmas. But after Mary discovers Santa's had a heart attack, she returns home to help out and give the elves an overhaul. Directed by Ron Underwood from a Garrett Frawley and Brian Turner script.
Jenny McCarthy plays an uptight business woman who just happens to be the daughter of Santa Claus (George Wendt). She left home four years earlier when she felt she wasn't being recognized for her ideas on modernizing Christmas. But after Mary discovers Santa's had a heart attack, she returns home to help out and give the elves an overhaul. Directed by Ron Underwood from a Garrett Frawley and Brian Turner script.
"What is it with you and ascended women?!" 
How do you suppose that works?
and Spudster made another neat one 
Dr. Lee RULES!
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