True Crime with Aphrodite Jones

Premieres March 11 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT on ID.

Aphrodite Jones is a journalist and bestselling author who plans to use her own approach to solve criminal cases.  In this new series, she intends to conducts her own investigations into some of the most infamous court cases in American history and try to get into mind of the criminal. Each episode will revisit a high-profile crime, often uncovering new or overlooked details. During the season, Jones has plans to look into such high-profile cases as that of Scott Peterson, the Zodiac Killer mystery, and Michael Jackson's death.

Who is Clark Rockefeller? Based on a True Story

Premieres March 13 at 9 pm ET/8 pm CT on Lifetime.

This movie was ripped from the headlines about a man who had claimed to be a member of the Rockefeller family, and built a fantasy life that got out of hand.  Eric McCormack plays the man known as Clark Rockefeller who build a shady life, including claiming to be the heir to the famous Rockefeller dynasty and brilliantly impersonated everything from a talk show host to a Pentagon Advisor.  He eventually met and married millionaire Sandra Boss (Sherry Stringfield), and they had a daughter.  His story began to unravel when he kidnapped that daughter and police began investigating his claims.  Skeletal remains were  found buried in the backyard of a California home where he once lived, and Clark's con all came crashing down.

The Pacific

Premieres March 14 and continues Sunday nights at 9 pm ET/8 pm CT on HBO.

This 10-part mini-series from the producers of HBO's Emmy®-winning Band of Brothers, tracks the intertwined odysseys of three U.S. Marines across the vast canvas of the Pacific Theater during World War II.  The story is based on the memoirs of two Marines (Eugene Sledge in "With the Old Breed" and Robert Leckie's "Helmet for My Pillow" as well as the memories of Marine John Basilone.  From their first battle at Guadalcanal to bloody battles at Peleliu, Iwo Jima and Okinawa, the moving story holds nothing back regarding the horrors the soldiers faced.  The mini-series even follows the Marines return home.

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America's Worst Drivers

Premieres March 14 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT on Travel Channel.

Here's a series sure to keep you off the roads (and in front of the TV?).  In a competition elimination, five bad drivers from a particular city will compete each week in a series of driving challenges designed to single out that city's worst driver. The individual city winners will then travel to LA for a final competition to designate America's Worst Driver.

Transform Me

Premieres March 15 at 10:30 pm ET/9:30 pm CT on VH1.

Here's a twist on your traditional makeover shows.  A woman arrives in need of serious help and expecting a team of high-end stylists to help her fix her style issues.  The surprise is that she instead is greeted by three transgender women who are makeover experts and have their own ideas style!

Samurai

Premieres March 16 at 8 pm ET/7 pm CT on History.

Join Japanese-American actor Masi Oka ("Heroes") in a personal and fascinating exploration of the samurai.  It begins with the story of Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous Samurai of all time, and the school he founded the "Hyoho Niten Ichi Ryu." Masi himself will train in the Samurai sword discipline of Kenjutsu and meet with people who still live by the Samurai honor code of Bushido.

Justified

Premieres March 16 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT on FX.

Timothy Olyphant ("Deadwood") stars in this new series based on a character from books and stories by Elmore Leonard.  Olyphant is Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, a a modern-day lawman who insists on enforcing the law his own way -- in spite of what his bosses may want.

Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too

Premieres March 16 at 11 pm ET/10 pm CT on Oxygen.

Fans of "Bad Girls Club," will want to tune in for this new spin-off featuring three former Bad Girls -- Amber (season three), Kendra (season four) and Sarah (season three).  The ladies are competing for a man to call their own out of 13 eligible bachelors.  The ladies will face challenges and group dates to win a man, and we'll see how "bad" these bad girls will be to get their man. Comedian Bret Ernst ("Wild West Comedy Show") hosts.

Addicted

Premieres March 17 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT on TLC.

This is gripping TV -- rather addictive itself!  Interventionist Kristina Wandzilak works with individuals trying to overcome the  demons that haunt them. Each episode will follow the unpredictable journey of recovery and the harrowing struggle these individuals face to become sober.

Ugly Americans

Premieres March 17 at 10:30 pm ET/9:30 pm CT on Comedy Central.

This quirky new animated series follows a social worker in the Department of Immigration helping newcomers find homes and adjust to life in New York City.  The only problem is, there are some real odd fellows looking for assistance, including a few that are technically not living!

Kirstie Alley's Big Life

Premieres March 21 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT  on A&E.

Kirstie Alley has been a big star as well as fodder for more than a few tabloids and late night talk shows.  In this new series, she's opening up her life once again to show her unique life -- from her latest struggles with weight loss and her newest program, to her work on a new film.  Plus she trying to raise two kids in Hollywood as a single mom in a house where she working on new inventions to patent and taking care of eight ringtail lemurs.  Sounds like things could get a little crazy...

Breaking Bad

Returns March 21 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT on AMC.

Walt White -- high school chemistry teacher turned drug kingpin -- is back for a new fourth season!  Bryan Cranston stars in this acclaimed series, trying to leave enough money for his family to survive after he succumbs to the cancer ravaging his body.   It's a delicate balancing act, to be a good husband, father and teacher, while facing off against evil drug dealers looking to take over his lucrative business.

Chandon Pictures

Premieres March 26 at 9 pm ET/8 pm CT on Sundance Channel.

Look for the premiere of this critically acclaimed comedy series from Australia as part of Sundance's Friday night comedy block.  Rob Carlton (writer, creator and star) plays Tom Chandon, a documentary filmmaker and founder of fledgling video production company.  He believes he's creating high art, when in reality all he's really done is weddings and kids' birthday parties.  working out of his childhood home, with the help of his loyal cameraman, Rick (Darren Gilshenan), his pragmatic producer, Lucy (Rebecca Massey), Chandon lets his ample ego get in the way of creating the movies his clients request.

Saving Grace

Returns March 29 at 9 pm ET/8 pm CT on TNT.

Fans of this series will want to make sure to tune in for the final episodes about Oklahoma City Police Det. Grace Hanadarko (Holly Hunter) as she looks to find answers with the help of a spiritual entity.

In Plain Sight

Returns March 31 at 10 pm ET/9 pm CT on USA Network.

Mary McCormack and Frederick Weller star in this quirky returning series as U.S. Marshals in the Witness Protection Program.  Their clients are both the innocent folks who may have witnessed something that could get them killed, and the career criminals whose testimony may make their former bosses want them dead.  Either way, life is never really quiet for the agents -- and that's not even counting their rather offbeat home lives!  The series also stars Frederick Weller, Lesley Ann Warren, Nichole Hiltz, Paul Ben-Victor, Cristian de la Fuente and Todd Williams.