With the return of the fall season comes our Don’t Miss TV guide as well following its summer vacation. Lots of new shows to take in but we’ll likely know quickly which ones are worth following and which ones will get dumped by the networks. While everyone here at Wild Bluff Media tries to watch as much as possible we don’t see them all, so share your opinions on what’s good and what’s not. Take a look and see what shows you don’t want to miss this week with our WBM TV guide.

Monday:
Dancing with the Stars: 8-10pm on ABC; The second round of competitions launch tonight and includes the mambo and quickstep.

Chuck: 8-9pm on NBC; A top scientist attempts to remove all the secrets from Chuck’s brain, but is mysteriously killed. Sarah goes undercover at a hot dog joint to keep an eye on Chuck.

Prison Break: 8-9pm on FOX; Someone slides an envelope containing a photo of Sara and LJ under the door of Linc’s room, which may contain clues of their location. Lechero begins to lose confidence in his ability to shape events. Mahone meets the lawyer who will defend him.

Heroes: 9-10pm on NBC; Claire’s efforts to stay undercover are compromised by someone with their own secret to hide. Suresh goes looking for the Haitian. Niki and Micah leave Las Vegas. Matt makes a request for help as he investigates the attacks on people with abilities.

The Bachelor: 10-11pm on ABC; The 15 surviving bachelorettes move into the Malibu mansion. Seven of the girls go on a date with Brade at the Del Mar Racetrack. One lady will head to the hospital after an accident at the mansion. The other 8 ladies have a beach house party and one of them decides to go without a top for the swimming portion.

Journeyman: 10-11pm on NBC; Dan gets an MRI after doubting his time trips. Later he finds himself in charge of delivering a baby.

Tuesday:
Dancing with the Stars: 9-10pm on ABC; Second round results are in and someone goes home. Queen Latifah guest performs.

Law & Order: SVU: 10-11pm on NBC; Clues in the caste of a missing woman are found online where she played an underage prostitute (think Second Life here).

Wednesday:
Bionic Woman: 9-10pm on NBC; Jaime runs into a friendly stranger (Isaiah Washington), but the meeting is far from accidental, he works for the Berkut Group. Jaime also goes on her first mission.

Kitchen Nightmares: 9-10pm on FOX; Ramsay visits the Mixing Bowl Eatery in Bellmore, New York, where he encounters inexperienced management and too many coupons.

Thursday:
Survivor China: 8-9pm on CBS; Last week Ashely Massaro (pics), the WWW Diva, was voted out. This week the tribes will fight for luxury comfort items like pillows and blankets. The teams will used wooden Chinese coins to solve the puzzle and win immunity.

30 Rock: 8:30-9pm on NBC; Jerry Seinfeld guest stars as himself in the season 2 opener. The cast returns from the summer break and Liz gets right back into her fights with Jack. Jenna sees her waistline widen after starring in the play, “Mystic Pizza: The Musical!”. Seinfeld appears as himself in a bid to block Jack’s plans to insert clips of Seinfeld in low rating shows to boost audience numbers.

The Office: 9-10pm on NBC; New boss Ryan (formerly Ryan the Intern) returns to Scranton to push Dunder-Mifflin into the digital age, much to Michael’s protests. Angela remains upset about the death of her cat. Wait, is this whole season going to be 60 min episodes of The Office??

CSI: 9-10pm on CBS; The suspicious death of a go-kart racer who is killed while riding on a highway is investigated. A murder at a restaurant where patrons dine in the dark is probed.

Friday:
Friday Night Lights: 9-10pm on NBC; Season 2 premiere. Coach Taylor returns to town when Tami goes into labor and realizes how much things have changed. Julie flirts with a guy at the pool and Tyra appoints Landry as her protector.

The Soup: 10-10:30 on E!; This is a great show that recaps the week’s entertainment news and non-news with great commentary by Joel McHale. He’s the supervisor character from those Burger King commercials set in an office. Don’t let that discourage you though, he’s really funny.

Check back here on Friday for my Weekend Movie Preview Lineup to see what your options will be.

Okay, that’s my set of Don’t Miss Shows for this week, October 1 -5, 2007.

Have another show to add? Comment below and let me know what else you think should be on this list.