TNT fans have three huge reasons to get happy these days. Earlier this week, the network announced its welcome decision to greenlight three new original series: the tentatively titled crime shows Rizzoli & Isles and Delta Blues, as well as an unnamed alien invasion project starring ER veteran Noah Wyle.

This development means that TNT now has a total of ten original series under its belt, an impressive stable of in-house entertainment for any basic-cable network. So, continue reading to learn a few details about the newcomers, all of which have scored ten-episode initial orders.

As next week’s 10pm ET, January 12 TNT premiere of NBC import Southland quickly approaches, the network has posted yet another sneak peek at the series.

This time, the preview focuses on the series pilot “Unknown Trouble,” which will air sans commercial interruptions during the crime drama’s Tuesday-night TNT debut. What more could you ask for?

TNT has just released a couple more new videos for the highly anticipated NBC import Southland, which makes its network premiere on Tuesday, January 12, at 10pm ET.

The first clip is a 2½-minute preview montage featuring assorted scenes from the series, mixed with brief shots of series regulars Michael Cudlitz (John Cooper), Regina King (Lydia Adams), and Benjamin McKenzie (Ben Sherman), who provide a little context and insight into the show.

Getting excited for the TNT premiere of the former NBC cop drama Southland? Well, so is TNT, and the network has released its first-ever promo clip for the series to prove it.

Called Everyday, the one-minute clip was featured during the December 7 debut of the hit new Ray Romano dramedy Men of a Certain Age.

So, what can I say about TNT’s latest original series Men of a Certain Age? Let’s start with I like it … a lot.

Premiering on Monday, December 7, at 10pm ET, the realistic dramedy stars Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond) as Joe, Scott Bakula (Quantum Leap ) as Terry, and Andre Braugher (Homicide: Life on the Street) as Owen, three middle-aged longtime best friends who rely on each other as they deal with the various issues that life throws at them.

As if you didn’t already know, TNT’s latest original series, Men of a Certain Age, premieres on Monday, December 7, at 10pm ET, which is tomorrow if you’re looking at this post on the original publication date.

Continue reading to meet the stars of the promising dramedy — Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond), Scott Bakula (Quantum Leap ), and Andre Braugher (Homicide: Life on the Street) — and learn a little about the middle-age characters they play. Unsurprisingly, the show is getting excellent reviews, and I’ll post mine also before the big debut.

We’re just a little over a week away from the highly anticipated December 7 premiere of TNT’s latest original series Men of a Certain Age. So, now is a great time to go behind the scenes of the dramedy again with its three engaging stars, Ray Romano, Scott Bakula, and Andre Braugher.

For the few people who still don’t know, the series is about the friendship shared by three middle-aged men: neurotic separated father of two Joe (Romano), aimless ladies’ man and actor Terry (Bakula), and stressed-out married father of three Owen (Braugher).

TNT is in full promotional mode for its upcoming latest original series, the dramedy Men of a Certain Age. The network now has a brand-new behind-the-scenes peek at the show for interested viewers.

The most recent clip features some cool aging technology that demonstrates what Ray Romano’s character Joe looks like as he matures from a youthful 24 years old to a twice-as-mature 48, right before our very own eyes. I don’t know if it’s just me or what, but he actually looks a little like former Scrubs star Zach Braff in the young-guy shots.

Viewers are now approximately three weeks away from the December 7th launch of TNT’s latest original series, the male-centric, midlife-era dramedy Men of a Certain Age.

If you didn’t already know, the show stars Emmy-winning Everybody Loves Raymond veteran Ray Romano, Emmy winning Homicide: Life on the Street veteran Andre Braugher, and Golden Globe-winning Quantum Leap veteran Scott Bakula as best friends Joe, Owen, and Terry.

The deal has been done! As of November 2, TNT and Warner Bros. Television have reached an agreement that allows the network to exclusively air all 13 episodes of the canceled former NBC cop drama Southland, which is produced by Emmy winner John Wells (ER, The West Wing).

Look for the series to officially join TNT’s lineup on Tuesday, January 12, at 10pm ET, with Season One airing first.