I realized I should probably go ahead and post the NBC schedule even though it was announced over a month ago. Mostly because this helps me keep track of how my TV schedule for the Fall is shaping up.

So, here’s a look back at the schedule NBC relized in early April and the new shows on the network.

MY OWN WORST ENEMY – Henry Spivey is your typical middle-class family man with 2.3 kids. Edward Albright is a highly trained operative who can speak 13 languages and has the skill to kill with only his teeth. Henry and Edward share the same body and when their wall begins to crumple, the two are forced into dangerous situations only the other man can handle. However, the biggest challenge of all is, who can you trust when you can’t trust yourself?

THE PHILANTHROPIST – Following the death of his only child, billionaire Teddy Rist completely turns his life around and becomes the first “vigilante philanthropist.” He’ll stop at nothing to help those in need, even if it means staring death right in the face as he travels to the ends of the earth on a thrilling, never-ending quest.

KATH & KIM – They’re the most dysfunctional duo in suburbia. Kath Day is the mom, a foxy, 40-something divorcée who finally has time for herself and her valiant search for love. Kim Day is the daughter, a self-absorbed princess recently separated from her husband who finds consolation in stuffing her face. When Kim decides to move back home, Kath reluctantly agrees — but to Kim’s chagrin, Kath is not about to cater to her every whim as she has in the past. Based on the most successful comedy in Australia of the same name, Kath and Kim are two brassy women who prefer the finer things in life like acrylic nails, big hair and faux diamond chips.

KNIGHT RIDER – The classic ’80s series returns and is cooler than ever. KITT (Knight Industries Three Thousand) is able to produce much-needed weaponry, shape shift at will and hack into almost any system. What will enemies do to get to get their hands on this supercar? Fasten your seat belts and get ready for non-stop action!

CRUSOE – The timeless novel by Daniel Defoe about the incredible journeys of Robinson Crusoe comes to the small screen. When a man leaves behind the love of his life to go on an adventure, he winds up shipwrecked on a tropical island for 28 years. As he combats severe weather changes and dangerous islanders, his desire to return home to the life he once knew may be the only thing keeping him alive.

MERLIN – “In short, there’s simply not, a more congenial spot”….in Camelot! NBC is heading to the magical city (in a 21st Century setting) before King Arthur and Merlin became legends. These untold stories follow the two young men as they embark on the many adventures that ultimately bring these characters in one of the best tales ever told.

KINGS – For centuries, the story of David vs. Goliath has found its way into some form of storytelling. The epic tale is once again being revived with a modern day twist. Who will win in this version? Only time and the ratings will tell.

I’m not sure about these new shows. My Own Worst Enemy’s description is hilarious but I don’t think they intended it that way. Maybe I’m just too cynical? The honest truth is that I like Christian Slater so I’ll be giving it a try. Plus, it’s on Monday for which NBC already has me on the hook for the first two hours of the evening. It’ll be easy just to stay on that channel. On the flip side of that, The Philanthropist doesn’t interest me in the slightest. I will likely check out Kath & Kim but we’ll see if I can cope with Molly Shannon on a regular basis. I won’t lie, I’ll totally be watching Knight Rider. It’ll have to be better than the two hour movie pilot but I’m willing to give it a chance. As for the other three, only Merlin sounds like something I’d enjoy. I’m a sucker for anything involving King Arthur and Merlin.

The full NBC schedule information can be found at the futon critic.