Premieres: Monday, June 6 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Angie realized she's in love with Geils and the pair kissed. However, just after this tender moment, the countdown clock on a bomb strapped to Geils hit zero, leaving their fates unknown.

What's Next: Angie wakes up from a yearlong coma to discover Geils has moved on with Scholls, who doesn't know that the baby Geils is raising is actually Angie's. James Franco returns as Sgt. Pepper and Alfred Molina returns as Dr. Edelweiss. Maya Rudolph, Busy Philips, Danny Pudi, Rhys Darby and Joe Jonas also guest-star.

Premieres: Thursday, June 16 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Season 1 wrapped up in the spring of 1968. Sam was awarded a medal of valor, but may not get to keep it for long after finding out someone witnessed him killing the two brothers who killed Raymond Novo. After Mary gave birth to a stillborn baby, Sadie stole a newborn from a hospital, which will be passed off as Charlie's son. Chairman discovered the drug ring's funeral home, but went missing after Roy recognized her. As Ken and Hal struggled over a gun in Ken's car, it went off twice -- but we're not sure who (if anyone) is hit.

What's Next: Season 2 kicks off with a two-hour, commercial-free premiere. Showrunner John McNamara has teased that Sam and Charlie will definitely cross paths. If the show decides to follow history accurately, Charlie and his followers may camp out at the home of Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson, and recruit more wayward girls to join their ranks, leading up to their infamous murder spree. Amanda Brooks has been cast as ill-fated actress/murder victim Sharon Tate. On the cops' side, Ken survives the tussle with Hal, but Grace has moved on with Sam, whose dubious medal of valor may prompt a corruption investigation into the LAPD.

Premieres: Wednesday, June 1 at 8:30/7:30c

Where We Left Off: Riley discovered Danny slept with Sam in high school. Ben met Zoey's own baby daddy just as he was ready to tell her he's into her.

What's Next: Riley is legitimately pissed that Danny would lie about hooking up with her nemesis -- even if it was almost a decade ago. She decides to put him on trial for his lies and he may not be ready for the verdict. Ben also isn't taking a second rejection well, though he has a plan to save his ego but it could land him in big trouble with the law.

Premieres: Sunday, July 17 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Ballers' first season finale could have doubled as a series finale, with all the plots tied up with neat little Entourage-style happy endings: Spencer got promoted to head of Anderson Financial's sports division, then leveraged his new position to get Joe his job back. Ricky and Charles proved themselves at Miami Dolphins training camp. Vernon signed a big contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Everything's hunky-dory.

What's Next: Spencer finds himself going toe-to-toe with Andre (Andy Garcia), a big-time manager who used to be Spencer's advisor and is a big part of the reason why Spencer is in such dire financial straits. Andre will be Spencer's enemy until they kiss and make up, and everyone gets paid and they celebrate by drinking champagne with a gaggle of nameless women, because that's what happens on shows executive-produced by Mark Wahlberg.

Premieres: Thursday, June 2 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: The Department of Homeland Security allowed Cat and Vincent to ride off into the sunset by scrubbing every trace of the Beast military program. The lovebirds tied the knot and went on their honeymoon while everyone else tried to transition into a "normal" life.

What's Next: The peace and quiet is short-lived as Cat and Vincent barely have time to unpack their bags in France when they find out that someone has already uncovered the beast trail and is wreaking havoc in New York City. They're forced to return after one of their own ends up in the crosshairs of a dangerous hunter trying to find Vincent. It turns out someone is after beasts for a terrifying reason, and the hunter is only the first of many threats coming for them. So much for a "normal life."

Premieres: Friday, May 27

Where We Left Off: John killed Danny after finally having enough of his ways -- his working for drug dealer Wayne Lowry being the final straw, only to then realize a new can of worms had been opened up while trying to cover up his involvement in the murder. Meanwhile, Meg took a new job at a law firm in New York City while Kevin continues to struggle to keep his business afloat. Danny's secret son showed up in the final minutes of Season 1.

What's Next: But is Nolan (Owen Teague) actually Danny's son? There's reason to be suspicious of the bloodline's new member. Could he, in fact, be tied to Wayne Lowry? He may not be who he claims to be, and his identity is a question that will haunt the Rayburn clan for a while, along with the blowback of the investigation into Danny's death. John Leguizamo joins the cast as Ozzy, a violent man from Danny's past who turns up in the Florida Keys after learning of Danny's murder.

Premieres: Friday, July 22

Where We Left Off: BoJack, determined to not let his depression get the better of him, embarked on a new exercise regimen. Also, Princess Caroline fired Rutabaga, and Diane and Mr. Peanutbutter recommited to their relationship.

What's Next: Oh, hay, everybody's favorite cartoon horse is having another existential crisis. It's very bad timing because it's in the midst of BoJack's Oscar campaign for playing the lead in the Secretariat biopic, as he struggles with what his legacy will be. But this time around, he doesn't only have his own demons to grapple with. Creator Ralph Bob-Waksberg has indicated that there will be external forces who want to bring BoJack down in Season 3. Expect plenty of celebrity cameos, including "Weird Al" Yankovic.

Premieres: Tuesday, June 7

Where We Left Off: After learning that Carl the dog has died, Alex attempted to crash his car into a wall, but was stopped by safety sensors, and then broke up with Emmy. He and Valerie attended their parents' wedding, making amends even after the revelation that Valerie slept with Emmy in order to destroy her and Alex's relationship.

What's Next: With Alex in "Phase 3" of his breakup from Emmy (the self-improvement phase), and Laura refusing to go back to her old school, together, they come up with a perfect solution: Alex will home-school Laura! This goes about as well as you would think it does. Valerie also has a strange reaction to a new office tenant. New cast additions include Vincent Kartheiser as Jordan, Alex's new business partner who's engaged to a former girlfriend of Alex's, and Britt Robertson as Jordan's assistant, Fallon.

Premieres: Friday, July 1 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Two was abducted by her creator Alexander Rook, but the crew of the Raza was betrayed by Six before they could make their way to rescue her and handed over to the Galactic Authority.

What's Next: The crew will awaken to find out they've been imprisoned in the Hyperion-8 Maximum Security Galactic Detention Facility and are stuck in the middle of an intergalactic conspiracy. As they plot their escape, they must try to survive assassination attempts and extraditions while they work to uncover the truth of who they are and why they're wanted dead. Six's true motives and allies will also be revealed as the crew tries to make it back to their ship.

Premieres: Friday, July 22

Where We Left Off: Maya forgave Grace for keeping the Zig and Zoe secret, but Zig wasn't so lucky and got dumped. Frankie officially chose Jonah over Winston, while Shay forgave Lola for dating Tiny. Hunter took his dad's gun to the school dance, but Miles managed to stop him from doing anything.

What's Next: Multiple Next Generation alums will return to celebrate Degrassi's 500th episode, including Adamo Ruggiero (Marco), Lauren Collins (Paige), Miriam McDonald (Emma), Shane Kippel (Spinner) and Sarah Barrable-Tishauer (Liberty). Hunter will be forced to accept professional help, Zoe will continue to struggle with her sexuality and Frankie will come under fire for a racist stunt against a rival school.

Premieres: Monday, June 6 at at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Sebastian killed Blanca and Louie, but was caught in an explosion that may have also claimed the life of Adrian. The very pregnant Zoila went into a difficult labor, with a doctor telling Genevieve she has to decide between saving Zoila's or the unborn baby's life.

What's Next: Executive producer Eva Longoria guest-stars in the premiere, which clues us in on the fates of Zoila and Adrian. Her Desperate Housewives co-star James Denton joins too, playing Peter, the head of a movie studio who falls hard into a new relationship. Christopher Hanke plays Fabian, Genevieve's new hairstylist and confidant who gives her some life-changing information. As for the regular characters, Evelyn realizes she has real feelings for Adrian despite their past, while Carmen may reconnect with the baby she put up for adoption.

Premieres: Tuesday, July 12

Where We Left Off: Julie's mother financially cut her off and Billy began secretly taking his niece, Tal, to dance classes. But when Tal's recital conflicted with Billy and Julie's two-man show, Billy chose helping Tal over his career.

What's Next: Billy and Julie pretend to be a lot of things to get ahead, including Italian, newly out of the closet and open-minded. Tina Fey, playing herself, helps Marilyn film her video will, and Billy and Julie make up their own social media charity challenge with the help of Nathan Lane. Billy also gets an outspoken new co-worker at the restaurant, Lola (Shakina Nayfack), who's a trans 9/11 truther. Additionally, Season 2 will feature appearances by Julianne Moore, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Megan Hilty, Joel McHale, John Mulaney, Ken Burns, Debbie Harry, Method Man, Mark Consuelos and several Real Housewives.

Premieres: Monday, June 20 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Callie confessed to Stef and Lena that she and Brandon slept together after his performance at Idyllwild, confirming that Justina's accusations in the press were true. The confession took the backseat when Nick brought a gun to school after he found out that his girlfriend Mariana had kissed her ex.

What's Next: The Fosters' two-part season premiere will focus on the aftermath of Nick bringing the gun to school, which puts all of Anchor Beach on lockdown. The fallout will be "most traumatizing" for Mariana, who gets caught in the middle of Nick's rampage, according to executive producer Joanna Johnson. Callie will have to deal with the ramifications of telling Stef and Lena the truth, not just about Idyllwild, but also her and Brandon's entire secret affair while the restraining order was still active. The decision to come clean may come back to haunt her.

Premieres: Saturday, June 11 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: In order to learn to the location of Cullen's family, the Swede teamed up with Phineas in a plot to assassinate Young -- but not before Young promised to tell Cullen where they were if he agreed to push for the railraod's hub to be in the city. At the meeting, Cullen suggested there shouldn't be a terminus, and instead everyone's eyes should be focused on Ogden.

What's Next: Expect a showdown between Cullen and the Swede in the final season, but will there be a corpse by the end of it? "There was one point when somebody said, 'Should we kill Cullen?' That stopped the room for about eight or nine days, where we discussed how, or why, or if we should do that," showrunner John Wirth says. "Was it a valid way to end his story? Would it be a cheat for our audience? Could we feel good about it? ... We feel very good about what we did with our story for all of our characters." Don't expect many loose ends when the show wraps up either. "I think the story we told ends where the story ends," Wirth says. Like with the completion of the railroad?

Premieres: Friday, July 1 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: The Nine destroyed Old Town, leaving the bounty hunter Killjoys without a home. D'avin was taken and left on the allegedly uninhabitable planet of Arkyn by Dutch's double-crossing mentor Khylen.

What's Next: Johnny and Dutch will make rescuing D'avin their first priority, but getting their team member back is only the beginning of their troubles. They'll attempt to uncover Khylen's true motives and his connection to the Reclamation Apprehension Coalition (RAC). The political quagmire of the Quad will test the loyalty of the three Killjoys as they try to balance family against what's best for the Quad.

Premieres: Wednesday, June 1 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Jay saved Christina from an overdose and decided to find her a rehab facility. Ryan put his father in a fatal sleeper hold at his request. Chapas admitted he was in debt to bad people and committed suicide in front of Alvey with his gun. Lisa walked out on Alvey and warned him to get his life together if he ever wanted to be in the baby's life. Alvey took over Lisa's duties at the gym.

What's Next: Picking up three months later, Ryan and Jay are set to fight each other, which leaves the gym divided. In addition to dealing with family troubles, Alvey will face major legal issues -- not limited to the fallout from Chapas' death. Alicia's party girl sister, Eva, shows up and immediately bonds with Jay. Christina's recovery hits a speed bump after she realizes the rehab center isn't as safe as she thought. And after experiencing his own unexpected trauma, Nate makes a connection with an ambitious new man.

Premieres: Sunday, June 19 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Tom Chandler and his crew had begun distributing the cure while restarting the U.S. government after having found the new president being corrupted by immunes hell-bent on making sure the last of humanities "weak" die off. Sadly, just when things were looking up, Dr. Scott taking a bullet to the chest at point blank range as the episode cut to black.

What's Next: Of Dr. Scott's fate, co-showrunner Hank Steinberg says, "We had an idea of what we were going to do, but we wanted to leave ourselves options." There will be more globetrotting in Season 3, according to co-showrunner Steve Kane. "The scale is bigger because we're showing you more of how the world looks now, as a result of the apocalypse," he says. And where is the Nathan James going this season? Asia, after rumors of an outbreak of a mutation of the original virus spread (no pun intended). Yup. Who's ready for some exotic cuisine to go alone with their post-apocalyptic cure this year?

Premieres: Friday, July 1

Where We Left Off: Jingim and Marco made peace, after which Marco returned home, hoping to find Kokachin. But, instead, he only found her empty quarters. Meanwhile, Mei Lin finally got a look at the mural Ahmad had ordered to be made, showing him on the throne holding Kublai Khan head, at which point the two of them begin their plot to take Kublai Khan down.

What's Next: The scope of Marco Polo only increases in Season 2. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon's Michelle Yeoh joins as a mysterious figure from Thousand Eyes' past, while heavyweight Gabriel Byrne (In Treatment) takes on the mantle of Pope Gregory X. The show will also expand Marco's exploratory terrain. "We have just amped up everything, every component of the show. We're back in some incredibly exotic locations, but every component, from production design, to costume, to our character development has been ramped up," promise showrunners John Fusco and Dani Minahan.

Premieres: Monday, June 13 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: One person killed them all: Narcotics detective Stephanie Dunn was revealed to have killed her husband and a string of other people whose murders were part of the show's first serialized arc in Season 4. The reveal was a huge blow to Julio, who had been bonding with Dunn, but he stopped her from killing herself. Rusty got closure after confronting Gary, his biological mother's fugitive ex. Provenza and Patrice got married at City Hall.

What's Next: Season 5 will return to more standalone episodes while peeking more into the squad's private lives. Provenza and Patrice settle into married life, as Sharon and Andy contemplate taking the next step in their relationship and whether to tell their children about it. Speaking of children, Sharon encourages Rusty's relationship with Gus, who is (im)patiently waiting for Rusty to come out, while Julio wants to adopt a child by himself. Buzz decides to reopen his father and uncle's cold case and finds some unexpected help in Rusty.

Premieres: Monday, May 30 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: April discovered that Marc was in love with her. Karen dealt with being pregnant with Alec's baby as they mourned the loss of their third partner Vivian. Joss was let out of prison just in time to find Wilson waving a gun in her face, leaving fans to wonder if she survived the season's final hour.

What's Next: Time jump! Mistresses will pick up a year after Wilson confronted Joss with the gun. Yes, she survived, but now she has to testify at his trial and it's obvious she's suffering from PTSD. Alec has left, leaving Karen to raise their daughter alone but luckily she has a hot new nanny (Jerry O'Connell) to help her cope. Meanwhile, April has decided to move in with Marc, which will prompt her to pursue painting.

Premieres: Sunday, June 26 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: English and Mulligan investigated multiple cases that turned out to all be tied to Captain Knubbins, who is fingered as head of The Union. After being arrested, he revealed the organization had gotten too big for its own good, which is why he wanted to start a war between Chan and Sugar, so he could retain more profit instead of having it split three ways.

What's Next: English and Mulligan take on a case of high celebrity, involving the murder of an NFL quarterback "of the stature of, like, Cam Newton," co-creator Steven Bochco says. "Everybody in his life has a motive to kill him. In the course of the season, we go down a lot of different roads, through a lot of twists and turns, and a lot of dead ends." The arc will tee up opportunities to explore "the interrelationship of media and social media and their impact on events in terms of racial issues, vis-a-vis Black Lives Matter and the SFPD. So it's a big canvas," he adds. Joining the cast are Michael Gaston, who will play Fred Arkin, a DUI defense attorney working a high profile case, and The Closer's Corey Reynolds, who will play Martin Reardon, an ADA who risen to acting DA despite having political skills that aren't nearly as fine-tuned as his legal abilities.

Premieres: Wednesday, July 13 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Elliot woke up alone in Tyrell's SUV with no memory of the three days since the fsociety hack went through. After some mental wrestling, Elliot agreed to listen to Mr. Robot and accept him in his life. It was revealed that Whiterose, disguised as a man, had infiltrated Evil Corp's CEO Phillip Price's inner circle.

What's Next: Season 2 will explore the fallout of the hack that wiped out the world's debt. The show will also dig deeper into Darlene and Angela's friendship, while the latter struggles to not be corrupted by her new position at Evil Corp. Additionally, we'll learn that Mr. Robot isn't the only element of the show that isn't real. The cast will also welcome Grace Gummer as an FBI agent investigating the Evil Corp hack; Craig Robinson as a neighbor who reaches out to Elliot; Joey Bada$$ as Elliot's chatty new friend Leon; and Chris Conroy as an attractive new man in Joanna Wellick's life. Michael Cristofer and Stephanie Corneliussen have also been upped to series regulars, so expect to see a lot more of Philip Price and Joanna.

Premieres: Wednesday, June 1 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: The season ended with two proposals: Drew popped the question to Rick; and T.C. asked Jordan to marry him after she went into a coma and lost her baby. His motives still aren't clear -- neither is her answer.

What's Next: Jordan will give T.C. an answer. The season opens with the gang attempting to rescue a woman injured in a bad car accident. Tanaya Beatty joins the cast as Shannon Rivera, a recent med school grad with a sometimes abrasive edge. Jennifer Beals will recur as Syd Jennings, who works with Drew in Afghanistan. They're challenged early on to figure how to navigate cultural hurdles to treat a young Afghani woman, but that'll pale in comparison to later, when they deal with shots fired in the OR.

Premieres: Friday, June 17

Where We Left Off: Piper had Stella sent to Max for stealing her money. Pennsatucky faked a seizure to get out of van duty with the C.O. who raped her. Sophia got stuck in SHU for her own "protection." Alex got cornered by one of Kubra's henchmen who was sent to Litchfield to kill her. The longtime guards walked out due to the budget and benefit cuts, just as all the inmates escaped to the lake through a hole in the fence. Dozens of new inmates also arrived at the prison, including the Martha Stewart-like Judy King.

What's Next: Don't worry, Alex survives -- only to find herself in deep trouble once again. The influx of new Latina inmates also shifts the power dynamics of Litchfield, and Piper finds herself in a battle with Maria and her crew. Taystee gets a job as Caputo's secretary, Poussey pursues her romantic relationship with Soso (when she's not fangirling over Judy King), and the new C.O.'s cause some drama. Ruby Rose has also hinted that Stella may return this season, which opens the door to other possible inmates who've been sent to Max resurfacing (paging Nicky and Miss Claudette!).

Premieres: Tuesday, June 21 at 8/7c

Where We Left Off: Hanna was kidnapped by Uber A after convincing the group to use her as bait to figure out who is blackmailing the Liars for Charlotte's murder. Jessica DiLaurentis has a twin named Mary -- Charlotte's biological mother -- who is teaming up with Alison's new husband to also wreak havoc on the Liars' lives.

What's Next: The group's primary focus is to find Hanna alive. Hanna's disappearance will weigh the heaviest on Spencer and Caleb, who green-lit the plan and have the most to lose if Hanna doesn't return. Meanwhile, Aria will have to make a decision very soon about her future with Ezra. Executive producer I. Marlene King promises TVGuide.com that two major reveals will come before the end of the first half of the season.

Premieres: Sunday, June 26 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: A shootout between the Donovans and the Minassians left all the Minassians dead. Rather than celebrate, Ray went to confession and admitted all his crimes (as well as his history of abuse) to Father Romero, who's last seen driving somewhere TBD with a passed-out Ray. Mickey was on his way to Nevada, while Bridget -- furious after Ray beat Mr. Donellen after walking in on them together -- decided to run away from home. In happier news, Bunchy and Teresa are expecting a baby.

What's Next: Determined to be a better husband and father, Ray tries to adjust his work-life balance accordingly. Elsewhere, Mickey hopes to make a fresh start as a con man outside of Los Angeles. But it's a safe bet that Mickey and Ray will return to their old tricks soon enough, as Ray's family once again faces significant threats. The through-line for the new season involves a pro boxer (new cast member Ismael Cruz Cordova) who's caught up in a human-trafficking organization. Other cast additions/guest stars include Stacy Keach as Marty Minor, a retired fixer who has a history with Ray; Gabriel Mann as Jacob Waller, an attorney for high-profile clients; Lisa Bonet as Marisol, an unhinged woman who's keeping a dangerous secret; and Ted Levine as Little Bill Primm, a casino owner in Nevada.

Premieres: Monday, June 6 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: The season-long baddie targeting Jane and her loved ones was revealed to be Alice Sands (Annabeth Gish), a police academy dropout who resents Jane for being at the top of their class. In the final moments of Season 6, gunshots were fired at Kiki and Korsak's wedding.

What's Next: There are no fatalities from the shooting, but there are injuries, including one major one for someone. Alice Sands arc will conclude in the second episode of the seventh and final season, after which longtime fans can expect more lighthearted and "fun" episodes to wrap up the series, showrunner Jan Nash says. Also look for a "big, flashy" 100th episode and Yvette Nicole Brown to guest-star as C.J. Prescott, a postal inspector, in one episode. As for the series finale, Nash has a general idea of what she wants to do -- but that could change. "The best idea wins, so if somebody has a better idea, then that's what we'll do," she says.

Premieres: Wednesday, May 18 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Season 7 concluded with a game-changing flashback: Hank was the one who called off his and Nikki's engagement, not the other way around. Elsewhere, Divya decided she wants to go to medical school and accepted Raj's marriage proposal, and Evan and Paige's surrogate decided to keep her baby.

What's Next: The eighth and final season, which picks up several months after the end of Season 7, is all about "family and second chances," executive producer Andrew Lenchewski says. "For Hank, this season [is] really about, is the Hamptons a pit stop in his journey, or is it going to be his final destination? And obviously essential to that is his search for love." Jill Casey (Jill Flint) will be back for a couple of episodes towards the end of the season. Evan and Paige continue trying to have children, while Evan faces some professional crises at the hospital, and Jeremiah has a difficult time re-integrating himself into work after his regression. Also, Divya and Raj are expecting, as she's in the midst of applying to medical schools. "She obviously wants to be a good mother," Lenchewski says. "Ultimately, she also really wants to be faithful to her HankMed family, which is probably the most real and loving and loyal family that she's ever known."

Premieres: Tuesday, May 31 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Piper Shaw turned out to be Maggie and Brandon James' love child -- and the Lakewood killer. Her attempt to assassinate her mom and half-sister Emma led to a bloody death at the end of a pier, finally ending her reign of terror.

What's Next: If Piper was the killer, who was the other person in the mask when she and Will were attacked? All fingers point to Audrey, who was last seen burning her correspondence with Piper before the murders began. Season 2 will revolve around finding Piper's sidekick and uncovering Audrey's secret.

Premieres: Thursday, June 30 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: The season ended on a little cliff-hanger, with Johnny Rock and his daughter/bandmate Gigi stepping out into the hall to discuss what comes next after the remix of their song "What's My Name" unexpectedly ended up in a feminine hygiene product commercial.

What's Next: More dysfunctional family drama, of both the blood and band variety. Of course Flash and Johnny still hate each other, but now there's the added issue of Gigi and Flash breaking up and still being in the band together. It's enough to drive Johnny to put together a side project called The Johnny Rock Affair. Leary wanted David Bowie to guest star in Season 2, but unfortunately that's not happening.

Premieres: Sunday, Aug. 28 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: To avoid turning into a vampire herself, Nora committed suicide by touching her sword to the third rail of a subway line, leaving Eph distraught. Meanwhile, Setrakian looked through the Occido Lumen hoping to find the key to The Master's demise. He then teamed up with Fet, Quinlan, Gus and Angel as they commandeered a boat in order to escape the city and The Master... for now.

What's Next: Season 3 will be a "full-on war for whether humans are going to survive as the dominant species on Earth," executive producer Carlton Cuse says. "The future of New York and the world really hangs in the balance." To replace the loss of Nora and Coco, the show will bring in new characters Kroft and Kate Nelson (America Olivo). Kroft, whose casting FX is keeping under wraps, is a Navy SEAL team leader who ends up hunting strigoi, while Nelson is an NYPD captain who will also be in charge of a squad of combatants. The season will also set up the show's endgame, according to Cuse, who doesn't envision the show lasting past five seasons. And with FX's new desire to not drag stories out further than they need to be, Cuse stated of the show's future. "At the end of the season we're kind of heading into the third book, which is the endgame of the series."

Premieres: Wednesday, July 13 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Despite Harvey's best efforts, Mike took the plea deal and, after calling off his wedding to Rachel, started his two-year prison sentence for fraud. Rachel's dad, Robert, poached Pearson Specter Litt's partners, which left Jessica, Louis and Donna returning to an empty office.

What's Next: The Season 6 premiere will pick up right after the Season 5 finale, with an episode that will take place throughout Mike's first night in prison, while Jessica & Co. figure out what to do about the firm. And don't think Mike will be sprung early. "It is our plan currently to have Mike be in prison next season," creator Aaron Korsh says. New guest stars include Alan Rosenberg as a Wall Street player under SEC investigation; Malcolm Gets as Rachel's ethics professor with whom she bonds inside and outside the classroom; and Ian Reed Kesler as a brash Wall Street trader Louis must learn to tolerate.

Premieres: Wednesday, July 6 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Jamal had agreed to step down from power in exchange for lighter sentencing for his war crimes. Just as he's about to, he's presented with new evidence blaming the Saran gas attack on Tariq. After this, Jamal addressef the nation as president, warning foreigners of messing with the country, at which point he got shot by Nusrat after refusing to step down, with his fate left unknown.

What's Next: So, is Jamal dead? Executive producer Howard Gordon confirms that the Grim Reaper is headed to Abbudin this season. "I don't know whether to say this yet, but somebody dies and it changes everything," he says. Like who's in charge? " "Barry finally finds himself holding the scepter, and what he's going to do with that really gets tested with the highest possible stakes," Gordon teases. Chris Noth joins the show as William Cogswell, an American general who returns to Abbudin after Barry assumes the provisional presidency and reunites with former flame Leila.

Premieres: Monday, June 6 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Rachel tried to run away with Adam, but because Quinn told him about Rachel's meltdown in Mexico, Adam rejected Rachel. Chet sabotaged Quinn's deal with the network, so she teamed up with Rachel to sabotage Adam and Anna's big wedding. Upon learning about Rachel's plan to leave with Adam, Jeremy publicly declared that Rachel is a cheater and even told her mother that he thinks she should be institutionalized.

What's Next: Promoted to showrunner, Rachel casts the first black suitor, Darius Beck (B.J. Britt), an NFL star hoping to rehab his public image. But when Chet returns after becoming a men's rights activist, he starts an all-out war with Quinn that has unforeseen consequences for everyone involved. Rachel gets another love interest in the new producer Coleman (Michael Rady), who proves to be an important ally. "She decides to team up with him to fight against Quinn," Britt says. Jay, Madison and Jeremy all return to the set with their own agendas -- Jeremy's seemingly being to humiliate Rachel at every possible turn. Freddie Stroma will also return to give closure to Rachel and Adam's tumultuous romance.

Premieres: Wednesday, May 25 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: Ethan Burke sacrificed himself in order to protect the town from the post-apocalyptic abbies, but his son Ben got caught in the crossfire. Upon waking up from a coma, he discovered the first generation had taken over everything, with the town now fully self-aware of their lives. But the First Generation is far from a friendly bunch as they have strung up corpses over lampposts with signs that simply read, "DO NOT TRY TO LEAVE." A heck of a wake-up call to the town.

What's Next: Jason Patric joins the show as Dr. Theo Yedlin, who is awoken when the First Generation is in desperate need a medical technician. "He's dropped in the middle of somewhere. He doesn't believe where he is," Patric says. "I really wanted to play him that way, as a man trying to find some other explanation, because I think anybody would be doing that"" The season will also introduce a host of new players, including Djimon Hounsou's CJ Mitchum, a historian who's been around since Pilcher first started waking up subjects. Now, he's a farmer managing the town's crops for harvest.

Premieres: Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 10/9c

Where We Left Off: Paul discovered Lindsay was pregnant and left Amy for her. Vernon revealed he's broke after spending all of his cash on a money slavery fetish. Edgar and Dorothy decided not to move in together. Gretchen agreed to see a doctor about her depression, and she and Jimmy said "I love you."

What's Next: Season 3 will pick up immediately where the finale left off, with Gretchen and Jimmy sitting outside. It will also continue to explore the fallout from Gretchen's depression, rather than introduce a new issue for the characters to deal with. The regret Lindsay feels about getting back with Paul will test her newly reformed attitude. And after all the strides forward Edward has made, creator Stephen Falk teases that the veteran is likely to hit a few obstacles this season.

Premieres: Wednesday, June 1 at 8/7c

Where We Left Off: Gabi and Josh were on the rocks after he kissed his therapist. After deciding to forgive him, she hopped on a plane to Australia just in time to see Josh in first class -- with his therapist.

What's Next: Season 2 picks up seconds after Gabi's discovery, with her stuck on the plane. Her tears don't last long though as she strikes up a conversation with a fellow heartbroken traveler who just got left at the altar. Gabi takes him up on his offer to be his fake wife so he doesn't have to spend his honeymoon alone and the two use their Hawaii vacation to forget about all their troubles. Will she be over Josh by the time he realizes his therapist is actively trying to steal him away from Gabi? He'll need to get his act together very quickly if he wants a shot at truly making this relationship work.

Premieres: Tuesday, June 28 at 9/8c

Where We Left Off: With Jamie being held at a mysterious fisherman's house with a (mysteriously) full-grown leopard, and no idea of how long she's been there. The mutated animals have taken over and the government is in panic mode trying to stop the crisis.

What's Next: The sophomore season picks up immediately after the conclusion of Season 1, with the team surrounded by a pack of charging wild animals while on their way to rescue Jamie from the fisherman's house where she's being held. Assuming they make it there, the looming question is whether the full-grown leopard could provide the key to a cure for the animal mutation, which moves into Phase 2 this season. The animals start targeting infrastructure around the globe and ramp up environmental events in an attempt to make Earth uninhabitable. New series regulars include Josh Salatin as Logan, a mysterious stranger Jamie meets who may be holding some key information out of her reach; and Alyssa Diaz as Dariela, a member of a military group who discovers a troubling new development in the animal mutation. Joanne Kelly will recur as the deputy secretary of defense, who has a history with Mitch.