June 22nd, 2011 
So You Think You Can Dance
Fox, Thursdays, 8/7c; returns May 26
We all know what this show is about- need I say more?
True Blood
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HBO, Sundays, 9 ET/PT; returns June 26
This series based on Charlaine Harris’s Southern Vampire novels is back for its highly anticipated fourth season staring Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer.
Wilfred
FX, Thursdays, 10 ET/PT; premieres June 23
This U.S. version of an Australian hit stars Elijah Wood as Ryan, a depressed homebody who bonds with his neighbor’s dog, Wilfred. But where everyone else sees Wilfred as a dog, Ryan sees him as a man in a dog suit (played by Jason Gann the creator of the show).
Falling Skies
TNT, Sundays, 10 ET/PT; premieres June 19
Created by Steven Spielberg and Robert Rodat, who wrote Saving Private Ryan, Falling Skies is an epic story as Noah Wylie and Moon Bloodgood lead a group of resistance fighters against alien invaders.
White Collar
USA, Tuesdays, 9 ET/PT; returns June 7
Changes are clearly in store for Matt Bomer‘s super-thief: The man who killed the love of his life is dead, and he has inherited a sub-full of Nazi treasure that has already strained his relationship with Tim DeKay‘s FBI agent.
Rescue Me
FX, Tuesdays, 10 ET/PT; returns July 12
If you haven’t been watching this cult hit on FX it’s time to add it to your Netflix queue. In its final season we get to see if Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary) can overcome his demons and achieve redemption.
Breaking Bad
AMC, Sundays, 10 ET/PT; returns July 17
Delayed from its usual midseason perch, this searing study of desperation follows the increasingly crimin
al activities of two small-time and unlikely drug lords, played by Emmy winners Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul.
The Closer
TNT, Mondays, 9 ET/PT; returns July 11
I’m so sad to see Brenda Leigh Johnson (played by Kyra Sedgwick) and the team go but I can’t wait to see what new cases Major Crimes and their new Chief of Police will face this year.
