All in all, the whole presentation was pretty light and fun, except for a strange moment when Burn Notice's Bruce Campbell reminded us that USA has been number-one basic cable network for six consecutive years... and then made all of the USA talent in the audience face the media buyers in attendance in order to give the fat cats a standing ovation for their money. As for the new shows? Let's just say they're definitely on brand.

Comedies
Currently in development are Paging Dr. Freed (a sitcom about two brothers who are OB/GYNs but know nothing about women, yuk yuk yuk) and Sirens (an American adaptation of the British comedy of the same name, currently being written by Denis Leary). Also (with unfortunately very little details) coming to the cabler are The Regulars, Benched, The Diccio Brothers and Start Up.

Reality

The Moment
Following the trend of the Undercover Boss-type reality inspirational series, this episodic series hosted by Kurt Warner gives a new person every episode one last chance to pursue their unrealized lifelong dream. It sounds fairly bland, but perfect if you're in the mood for a good cry.

The Choir
If you're familiar with the British series, this is simply the small-town American adaptation. If you're not, think Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution meets Glee; adorable Englishman Gareth Malone travels the country, tasked with teaching choral singing to unlikely passionate candidates who either have had no experience or no opportunity to sing before.

Dramas

Graceland
White Collar creator Jeff Eastin is back with another scripted drama featuring good looking people and high-stakes crime -- this one is inspired by real events about a group of agents from the FBI, DEA and Customs all living undercover in a luxury beach house in Los Angeles. If you're into the typical USA formula (and I am), it looks pretty cool, if not a bit campy.

Political Animals (Sundays at 10 PM)
This upcoming six-hour drama miniseries, created by Greg Berlanti and Laurence Mark, stars Sigourney Weaver as a divorced former First Lady who is the current Secretary of State. The dark faux-reality show format mixed with the talent involved and powered by the patented USA energy makes it the network's most promising series of the season by far.

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