for all of the characters, betrayals, alliances, schemes, and more.

Veep, April 24, HBO

Season five of the political satire picks up the morning after the highly dramatic presidential election, which ended in a tie between current president Selina Meyer (the delightfully foul-mouthed Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and her senator opponent. Look forward to VP candidate Tom James (Hugh Laurie) causing a bit of trouble, as well as John Slattery in a recurring role. Remember: continuity with change!

Preacher, May 22, AMC

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg helped adapt this cult comic-book series for television; it depicts a ruthless small-town Texas priest (Dominic Cooper) who, after being inhabited by an unknown entity that gives him supernatural powers, begins his quest to literally find God. His badass ex-girlfriend and an Irish vampire accompany him onwhat should be one hell of a spiritual journey.

Feed the Beast, June 5, AMC

Fresh from the success of The People v. O.J. Simpson, David Schwimmer is fronting this new crime drama, which follows two best friends who take one last shot at opening a restaurant together in the Bronx. Oh, and they also may have connections to the mob, which could prove difficult while trying to establish themselves in the culinary world. Jim Sturgess also stars.

UnREAL, June 6, Lifetime

The first season of UnREAL proved to be a critical and ratings success, with its brutally honest portrayal of the behind-the-scenes world of a reality dating show. The new season will feature a black bachelor (something the real Bachelor has never done) named Darius, who comes to the mansion to