Why I think this show will be good:
Judging from the trailer it's Lost meets 24 meets Prison Break meets The Walking Dead. While I've only seen two of the four aforementioned shows I still feel that initial assumption was correct. I think this show will be great, tons of surprising plot twists and great drama. (Plus the Los Pollos Hermanos Chicken guy from Breaking Bad is in it!) I think that with all the good content of the show it will also secretly try to teach you about conserving the Earth and relying less on electricity. Meh.....

Why I think this show will be good:
It's Sports Night meets Community meets Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip meets Arrested Development. This will be an incredible show, not sure how it will be received. I can't wait! 

These are my favorite shows that are currently on the air or still in production.

10. Fox's Animation Domination
Yes, the Sunday night cartoons are considered one show. I sit down at 6:30 and watch all the way through until 9:00. The current lineup includes The Cleveland Show, The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers, Family Guy, and American Dad!

9. Saturday Night Live
The show this season has hit an all time high. The cast is incredible and the sketches are great. I haven't seen one bad episode this season.

8. Workaholics 
On the surface it seems like a standard workplace comedy but when you notice the main characters doing whip-its at work and using phrases like "tight buttonhole" this is a show no one can ignore.

7. Late Night With Jimmy Fallon
Every night you can count on an awkward monologue and a great house band. The sketches and other original bits are really good.

6. Shameless (US Version)
USA 3 UK 0. That's right I said it, UK shows suck until the US remakes them. We owned The Office, Skins, and now Shameless. Shameless is so shameless it's unreal. Very funny, a lot of really entertaining drama. It doesn't have the whiney girl drama, it's the "OMG someones going to kill him!" drama.

5. Sons of Anarchy
I feel as though season four was the shows peak because there is no way this show could get any better. Phenomenal. Bad ass. 'Nuff said.

4. Mad Men
A 1960s workplace drama that portrays the inside world of advertising. A colorful cast and a ton of getting drunk in the office makes me wish I was living in 1960s New York.

3. NBC Thursday Night Comedy
Again, I am considering a block of back to back shows a single show. The Office is great this year, Steve Carell is greatly missed but the current cast is holding their own and not getting enough credit. Community is great, I hope they never graduate. 30 Rock is as weird as ever and Parks & Rec never ceases to amaze me with how funny it is. Nick Offerman as Ron Swanson is worthy of a spin off when Parks runs its course.

2. Breaking Bad
This show has me hooked. It's so addicting. This past season's finale has left me wanting more and now the summer is here and that can only mean one thing: BREAKING BAD IS BACK!

1. Tie It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and The League
I couldn't decide between the two. Both are hilarious. In Sunny, the gang gets themselves into shit every week that is almost unfathomable whereas The League characters get themselves into situations that I myself get into every year in fantasy football. Both shows are worthy of first place and you should check them both out.

Motion City Soundtrack will be releasing their fifth studio album entitled "Go" this Spring on Epitaph and their new imprint, The Boombox Generation. Is this a snippet of a new song?