TV with MeeVee: MeeVee Video Top 5: Fall Preview--The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Chuck, Private Practice, and more

Are the dog days of summer getting you down? Are TV reruns boring you to death?! If so, help is just around the corner. Video Top 5 is highlighting some of the new shows released this fall. Some will be duds while others will be studs. Some are entirely new projects while others are just recycled material from current shows. Take a look at some of the shows before the networks start pimping them out.

The Sarah Connor Chronicles is a follow-up series to the Terminator trilogy. Unfortunately, the "Governator" WILL (not) BE BACK (sorry, that line was too tempting not to use).

When an innocent nerd named Chuck accidentally uncovers a plethora of government secrets, things start to get delicious for the pocket-protector wearing hero as he is catapulted into a world of espionage.

The knock-off of Grey's Anatomy has a new face and a new name. It's called Private Practice and it's just one more show that will cause boyfriends and husbands everywhere to lose their significant other for another hour to television each week.

We also have Dirty Sexy Money and Kid Nation this week. One is about a man who enters the life of corruption brought on by his wealthy, greedy family and the other is about kids who collectively attempt to form a working society without the help of adults. Can you guess which is which?

The Sarah Connor Chronicles

No Arnold might mean no success. Find out if this series can survive without the aid of a jacked-up Austrian spouting out catchy one-liners.

Chuck
The world has a new secret weapon. His name is Chuck and he's a computer tech geek who's never been on a date. Between this show and Ugly Betty, geeks everywhere are now given a little hope.

Private Practice
Grey's Anatomy....no wait....Private Practice is about a young female doctor who deals with friendship and romantic issues. Can you say recycled material?

Dirty Sexy Money
Can the title be any more catchy?! When you make a deal with the devil there's a price to pay. See if the makers of Six Feet Under have another hit on their hands.