Premieres: Thursday, June 28,10:30/9:30c Where We Left Off: Jenna decided to stop pining for Matty and gave in to being with his best friend Jake. Jenna also discovered who had written the "carefrontation" letter — her mom! What's Next: Season 2 will pick up about two weeks later, and love is still in the air. "Jenna and Jake are very much together and happy," Brett Davern says. But it won't be long before Jake finds out about Jenna and Matty's previously secret hookup. Will their relationship survive?

Premieres: Sunday, July 15 at 10/9c Where We Left Off: Walt concocted an elaborate scheme to lure Gus to Hector Salamanca's room at the nursing home, where Walt had planted a bomb that killed both men. Free from fear of Gus, Walt and Jesse destroyed the meth super lab. Meanwhile, it was revealed that Walt — not Gus— poisoned Brock, the young child of Jesse's girlfriend. What's Next: After wiping out their major threats, what do Jesse and Walt do now? One way or another, we picture them getting back into business, perhaps alongside Friday Night Lights' Jesse Plemmons, who will recur as Todd, a Regular Joe who is much more than he seems. As the series winds down, you can also expect to see Hank get ever closer to catching Walt/Heisenberg.

Premieres: Thursday, June 14, 9/8c Where We Left Off: Michael finally got the green light to lead a team of CIA agents for the first time since he was burned. However, Season 5's big bad, Anson, told Michael he had to burn the CIA group or else Fiona would be turned in for murder. In the end, Fiona shocked everyone and gave herself up. What's Next: Uh, Michael is going to get Fiona out of prison, right? Not so fast. Lady Fi will make a new friend in the slammer (Sons of Anarchy's Taryn Manning). Michael will also get help from an old friend — his CIA training officer Tom Card (Scrubs's John C. McGinley), who may just be able to both help Michael save his girl and get him back in good standing with the CIA.

Premieres: Monday, July 9 at 9/8c Where We Left Off: Brenda's name was dropped from the lawsuit brought against the LAPD by the family of Turrell Baylor, but her name wasn't completely cleared: The department instated "The Johnson Rule" — that no suspect can be let out of police custody in a hostile environment — which basically still implies Brenda's responsibility for Baylor's murder. What's Next: Raydor and Pope will continue searching for the leak in the department. But with Brenda increasingly feeling she has no one to trust in the department, expect her to find it harder than ever to keep her job. And her trouble with lawyers are far from over: The series culminates with the return of Phillip Stroh (guest star Billy Burke), the slimy attorney who Brenda has always suspected as a serial rapist. Will she finally be able to prove it in time to (possibly) go out on top?

Premieres: Tuesday, July 10 at 10/9c Where We Left Off: After her big sis Danielle made her realize that she has feelings for Auggie, Annie finally made a move for him, but her timing couldn't have been more off. Auggie, who had learned that he is not a suitable candidate for eye surgery to regain his sight, gave his Corvette to Annie and announced that he's going to Eritrea to pursue his relationship with Parker — unaware of Annie's heartbreak. Meanwhile, Jai outed his dad as the CIA leak and revealed to Arthur his big, bad plan: Get Joan's job. What's Next: Parker is still in the picture, but Annie won't be hopelessly pining away for Auggie. She'll have love interests old and new, co-creators/co-executive producers Chris Ord and Matt Corman tell us. But for the most part, Annie will be focused on her job, which will include a new mentor, Lena Smith (Sarah Clarke), a legendary CIA operative who may have more up her sleeve. Another key figure in Annie's life: suspected KGB spy Simon (Richard Coyle), who will appear throughout the season. Jai will continue to go after Joan, but her job is only "what he thinks he wants," Ord says.

Premieres: Sunday, July 1, 10:30/9:30c Where We Left Off: Beverly, one half of the show's British husband-and-wife comedy writing team, had a wild fling with their show's star, Matt LeBlanc. Hubby Sean found out and the three of them had a blowout argument just as they learned their pilot was moving forward as a series. What's Next: Four months later, Sean and Bev have separated but still work together. He's now sleeping with Pucks! actress Morning Randolph, and Matt has his own affair going on. And although Pucks! does well in its premiere, the second week's ratings is another story.

Premieres: Sunday, June 17 at 9/8c Where We Left Off: After the resistance finally caused serious damage to the aliens, an overlord — speaking through Karen — invited Tom onto their ship to talk. He went onto the spaceship in hopes of freeing Ben from the harness, but with the possibility that he would never return again. What's Next: Tom does return! But his reunion with the 2nd Mass is not an easy one. Plus, Ben deals with the lasting effects of the harness, which puts him at odds with his brother Hal. There's also more alien tech we've yet to see or understand, and it's introduced in several squirm-inducing scenes.

Premieres: Tuesday, June 5 at 10/9c Where We Left Off: Jared and Peter worked closely with Karp to defend Infeld against murder charges. Once he was cleared, Infeld told Hanna he wanted her to succeed him as the firm's leader. What's Next: After clearing Infeld's name, Franklin and Bash will take on a little more responsibility around the firm. But when they're accused of misconduct (when do they ever not misbehave?) they will question the loyalty of some of their colleagues. Also, Jane Seymour guest-stars as Peter's mom while Jared faces off against his estranged father (Beau Bridges) in court. Other guest stars include Kat Foster and Shiri Appleby as Peter and Jared's respective love interests and Cybill Shepherd as one of Infeld's exes.

Premieres: Sunday, June 3 at 10/9c Where We Left Off: With Palm Glade Hospital about to be shut down, Ben offered Callie a head of nursing job in Atlanta — and a plane ticket there. But after a near-death hostage situation at Palm Glade, Callie opted to stay in town and try to make it work with Jim one more time. What's Next: The best laid plans go awry, right? Callie has trouble finding a job in Palm Glade, so Jim encourages her to move to Atlanta — and she does. Back in Florida, FDLE Bureau Chief Jennifer Starke (Taylor Cole) visits to evaluate the station's high success rate, but her interest soon shifts to none other but Jim.

Premieres: Tuesday, June 5 at 9/8c Where We Left Off: Jane and longtime crush-turned-boyfriend Nick broke up, but Jane wasn't loveless for long. At the end of the mid-season finale, her best friend Billy and colleague Jeremy both expressed their feelings for her. What's Next: Billy and Jane will spend plenty of time together, but they won't do much talking about their future as a couple. Jane manages to keep busy in her career, which includes working long hours with her boss' cute nephew, who has joined the team. Plus: Teri Hatcher will guest-star as Jane's long-lost mother.

Premieres: Sunday, July 15 at 8/7c Where We Left Off: After Latimer and Dubenich killed Nate's father, Nate and the team blew up their plans to sell a a very lucrative water filtration system. Nate, who considered killing both men for revenge, instead let them fend for themselves, and they killed each other in the process. Nate kissed Sophie and said he needs to "make changes." What's Next: What changes does Nate need to make? Could he finally be ready to kick his drinking habit? He'll need to be sharp as Season 5 has already racked up some serious marks for Nate and his team to take down. Cary Elwes kicks off the season as a modern day Howard Hughes who uses his airline for nefarious purposes. Matthew Lilliard and Treat Williams will also guest-star as a corrupt businessman and a ruthless owner of a hockey franchise, respectively.

Premieres: Wednesday, May 30, 8/7c Where We Left Off: Joe came into a large sum of money and decided to move out and find a new nanny. But during the search he realized he didn't want to leave. What's Next: Joe will be busy coordinating Mel's major home renovation, but he takes on the project all by himself when the contractor quits. Meanwhile, Lennox tries to make changes to her high school, but the ideas don't go over so well with her peers.

Premieres: Wednesday, June 6, 10/9c Where We Left Off: Dani finally signed those divorce papers and seemed ready to take things to the next level with Matt. After suffering panic attacks about facing his rival, T.K. and the team won the big game. Bad news: While celebrating his victory, T.K. was shot by a crazy fan. What's Next: Spoiler alert! T.K. lives, but he's not going to be the only football player on Dr. Dani's couch. She will begin treating another pro, Damon, who has a deep problem accepting his success. Off the field, Dani will go toe-to-toe with one of her own rival shrinks, played by guest star Amy Sedaris).

Premieres: Tuesday, June 5, 8/7c Where We Left Off: The jam-packed season finale reunited Aria and Ezra and Spencer and Toby, but more importantly included the big reveal that Mona was "A" all along. But is she working alone? Clues pointed to a very involved accomplice, perhaps one of the PLLs' siblings. What's Next: The premiere will pick up a few months later with Mona behind bars. Although the girls have yet to receive any more texts from "A," it won't take long for the girls to be thrown into a new mystery. "The girls make a decision that is of poor judgment," executive producer Marlene King tells us. "That night becomes the new Jenna thing and we go from there." Obvs, a new villain emerges.

Premieres: Tuesday, June 5 at 9/8c Where We Left Off: The BFFs were at a crossroads after Jane shot Maura's estranged father, crime boss Paddy Doyle — breaking her promise to Maura that she wasn't going to do anything. As Paddy lay bleeding, he mumbled "Hope" to his daughter — the name of her biological mother. What's Next: Sharon Lawrence will appear in two episodes as Hope, now a prominent doctor and an activist for women's health with secrets of her own. Paddy's fate will be revealed in the premiere, which finds Jane and Maura still at odds and will include a flashback to how they first met — when Jane was working undercover as a hooker! There'll also be plenty of old and new faces. Chazz Palmintieri returns as Jane's father, who now has a 28-year-old gal pal. Ed Begley Jr. reprises his role as M.E. Dr. Pike, and Chris Vance will be back as Jane's old flame Lt. Col. Casey Jones. Meanwhile, Maura will fall for motivational speaker Dennis Rockmond (Eddie Cibrian).

Premieres: Thursday, May 24, 10/9c Where We Left Off: Sam was held hostage while undercover, and the team raced to (barely) save him. Still, both Sam and Andy were suspended and decided to try to be "normal" together. Plus: Noelle revealed to Best that she was pretty sure she's pregnant, and he is likely the father. What's Next: Another year, another new rookie. This time it's an ex-soldier named Nick Collins. This season will also see one of the rookies get a promotion and the introduction of Andy's mom. Plus: William Shatner will appear in the season premiere playing a drunk driver with a haunting secret and a serious grudge against the police.

Premieres: Wednesday, June 6, 9/8c Where We Left Off: The sudden death of Hank's patient and good friend, Jack, put things in perspective for the good doctor. After months of resisting his brother's plans to expand his practice, a business opportunity from Boris' cousin split the brothers up for good. What's Next:The business may still be called HankMed, but there is definitely a new doctor at the helm. However, the new guy's prognosis isn't good thanks to his complete lack of social skills. In an area as small as the Hamptons, expect Hank and Evan to compete for a few clients. And while Divya might want to get the brothers Lawson back together, she'll have her hands full with a new roommate — her mom!

Premieres: Thursday, June 14 at 10/9c Where We Left Off: Mike and Harvey's secret about Mike having never attended law school was about to be revealed to the boss by Mike's best friend Trevor. What's Next: We'll immediately learn whether or not Trevor indeed stabbed Mike in the back. A perhaps-not-good sign: Mike is summoned to a dinner with Harvey's boss, Jessica in the premiere. We'll also see Harvey outside the law firm when he is called in to help out a close friend who lands in major trouble.

Premieres: Sunday, June 3,11/10c Where We Left Off: Allison learned Scott was a werewolf, but decided she wanted to be with him anyway. Meanwhile, Derek avenged his sister's murder by killing Peter. After becoming the Alpha, he made Jackson his first target. What's Next: In the first scene of the premiere, viewers will learn Jackson's fate. Meanwhile, Allison and Scott get hot and heavy, but they must sneak around so that Allison's werewolf-hunting father doesn't catch them. And how does Scott feel about Derek now being the alpha? "He's not scared of him at all," Tyler Posey says.

Premieres: Sunday, June 10 at 9/8c Where We Left Off: Crazy witch Marnie caused a lot of trouble for Bon Temps, including inhabiting Lafayette's body and killing Jesus. Despite Alcide giving her a tempting offer to live a normal life with him, Sookie tells Eric and Bill that she loves them both, but wants to be alone. Plus: Alcide discovered that someone dug up Russell Edginton's body, Bill and Eric killed Nan Flannigan, and Debbie tried to kill Sookie, but accidentally shot Tara in the head instead. What's Next: The fifth season will pit our favorite vampires against the ruling Vampire Authority — which includes new guest stars Christopher Meloni and Carolyn Hennesy. It will also introduce Eric's vampire sister Nora. Plus: Terry's old war buddy Patrick (Scott Foley), who appeared briefly in the Season 4 finale, will be back with a mission.

Premieres: Monday, July 2, 11/10c Where We Left Off Fiona Wallice's new web therapy practice hit a few bumps, as did her marriage. What's Next: After last season's Courteney Cox episode, the series will stage another Friends reunion when David Schwimmer guest-stars as a patient who's trying to overcome the trauma of witnessing a romantic encounter between his dad and Fiona. Her solution? Re-enact the "traumatizing" event with her!

Premieres: Sunday, July 1, 10/9c Where We Left Off: The Botwin family finally resolved a bunch of their issues — rival weed sellers, custody rights and the SEC — and moved into one big house in Connecticut. Unfortunately, someone with a sniper rifle crashed the party. One shot rang out as the season came to an end. What's Next: Did Nancy really die? The producers did cast three very telling roles: a paramedic who tries to keep Nancy talking while she's being rushed to the hospital, a head surgeon, and a hospital chaplain who confers with Andy. Is it time for Nancy to be read her last rites? We hope not. Especially since we still have to see how Nancy feels about Shane enlisting in the police academy!

Premieres: Tuesday, July 10, 9/8c Where We Left Off: Neal came thisclose to being released from his sentence early for good behavior. Instead, Peter's right-hand man was forced to cut his anklet and flee the country when Peter's old mentor, Kramer, returned in hopes of getting Neal's sentence prolonged. Fans also got their first glimpse into Neal's back story, specifically his dad's days as a corrupt cop. What's Next: Shot in Puerto Rico, the first two episodes pick up during Neal and Mozzie's island getaway. Too bad the FBI's best fugitive-hunting specialist (Mekhi Pfeifer), is hot on Neal's trail. Treat Williams will also recur this season as an undercover officer with deep ties to Neal's past. Could he be Neal's dad?