The new series dust has settled, and so has my very crowded and somewhat insane season-pass schedule. Due to conflicting times and DVR limitations, I do have to watch several of these shows online instead of live or taped.

This is my current TV viewing schedule, which of course will change and become even more overwhelming when mid-season shows debut and returning shows grace our screens again in January/February.

SUNDAY

• The Walking Dead (AMC)
• Once Upon a Time (ABC)
• The Good Wife (CBS)
• Dexter (SHO)
• Homeland (SHO)
• Hung (HBO)
• Hell on Wheels (AMC, debuts 11/6/11)

MONDAY

• Terra Nova (FOX)
• Alcatraz (FOX, debuts January 2012)
• House (FOX)
• Smash (NBC, debuts 2/6/12)
• Bored to Death (HBO)
• Enlightened (HBO)
• Hawaii 5-0 (CBS)
• Castle (ABC)

TUESDAY

• The Biggest Loser (NBC)
• Glee (FOX)
• New Girl (FOX)
• Ringer (CW)
• Parenthood (NBC)
• Body of Proof (ABC)

WEDNESDAY

• Survivor (CBS)
• Modern Family (FOX)
• Happy Endings (ABC)
• Revenge (ABC)
• American Horror Story (FX)
• Top Chef (BRAVO)

THURSDAY

• The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
• Community (NBC)
• Bones (FOX)
• The Vampire Diaries (CW)
• Parks and Recreation (NBC)
• Person of Interest (CBS)
• Grey’s Anatomy (ABC)
• Private Practice (ABC)
• It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX)

FRIDAY

• A Gifted Man (CBS)
• Chuck (NBC)
• Fringe (FOX)

Premiere dates have not been announced yet for a few new & returning shows on my list, including 30 Rock (NBC), Awake (NBC), Cougar Town (ABC), Scandal (ABC) and The River (ABC).

Why am I posting this on Tumblr? People frequently ask (via Twitter) if I watch certain shows, and now I have a link to send them. :)

To answer your questions, no and absolutely. [The frequent inquiries being: do I get paid to watch TV and do I have a life off of the couch?]