By Scott D. Pierce Deseret News After a weird TV season interrupted by the writers' strike, ABC made sort of a weird announcement for its fall schedule. Almost nothing is new. Only two new shows will roll off the assembly line in the fall.

By Bob Taylor, The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C. Apr. 4--So did you catch "The Return of Jezebel James," the new series from "Gilmore Girls" creator Amy Sherman-Palladino? Probably not ... especially if you blinked.

By The Associated Press to high school in'Miss Guided' NEW YORK (AP) - You may have your diploma, but do you ever really leave high school behind? That's the idea behind the new ABC sitcom "Miss Guided." Or as Judy Greer puts it: "If you could do it all over again in high school, would you?" Greer stars as Becky Freeley, who returns to her alma mater a few years later as a guidance counselor.

You may have your diploma, but do you ever really leave high school behind? That's the idea behind the new ABC sitcom "Miss Guided." Or as Judy Greer puts it: "If you could do it all over again in high school, would you?" Greer, 32, stars as Becky Freeley, who returns to her alma mater a few years later as a guidance counselor.

By Kevin McDonough OTHER HIGHLIGHTS CRITIC'S CHOICE SERIES NOTES LATE NIGHT Best known for her extended run on "Arrested Development," actress Judy Greer stars in "Miss/Guided" (10:30 p.m., ABC, TV-PG) as Becky Freeley, a former social outcast who returns to the scene of her high-school humiliations to work as a guidance counselor.