The best of summer TV: A slideshow
Glee is over. Mad Men won't return until 2012. What on earth can viewers watch until the fall TV season begins? Here, a look at summer's 10 best options
By The Week Staff | June 13, 2011
Anna Paquin and Nelsan Ellis in True Blood
John P. Johnson
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he traditional TV season, which runs from September to May, is over. But don't despair! While it used to be that summer programming was reserved for cheap reality series, cheesy soap operas, and unwanted leftovers that didn't make the cut the previous fall, this year's summer lineup looks promising. From a new "gonzo" season of True Blood to the "science fiction extravaganza" Falling Skies, here are summer's 10 best bets.
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