TV Thursday!

They're baaaaaaack! All your favorite shows are returning to answer those lingering questions. Here's a quick rundown.

Grey's Anatomy
Thursday at 9pm ET on ABC
Everyone’s favorite McDrama is back, as “Grey’s Anatomy” launches its 4th season. Cristina and Meredith return from Cristina’s “honeymoon,” only to find that the ex-groom is nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, the residents take on their own new crop of fresh interns, which puts chief resident Callie into a rather awkward position (she’s now George’s boss!). As if things weren’t complicated enough, Meredith’s half sister Lexie is among the new interns, and Bailey is having trouble getting used to her new responsibilites.

The Office
Thursday at 9pm ET on NBC
Question: can life at “The Office” go on after everything that went down at the end of Season 3? Of course it can, because at Dunder Mifflin the only constant is constant insanity. Case in point: in the 4th season premiere, Michael becomes convinced that the office is under a curse. In the midst of the chaos, he manages to make everyone feel wildly uncomfortable about their religious beliefs as he prepares for a charity “fun run.” Also, you’ll get an update on the status of two important office romances: Pam/Jim and Dwight/Angela.

Survivor: China
Thursday at 8pm ET on CBS
Watch the 15th season castaways practice the art of war in the second episode of this groundbreaking new “Survivor” season. The contestants get down and dirty (and lose some clothes) as they mud-wrestle in order to win a grueling physical challenge. Meanwhile, strategy begins to unfold. Dave does his best to organize the Zhan Hu tribe, while Jean-Robert puts on an act of laziness as part of a strategy that will either work in his favor, or backfire horribly. And another young woman believes that God is reaching out to her.

And, look who's premiering Tuesday, October 2nd at 8pm on ABC! That's right, those wild & crazy (Geico) cavemen! Cavemen revolves around Joel, his younger brother Andy and best friend Nick. Joel is engaged to Kate. Even though he has some problems with her conservative parents accepting him, he is happy with his life and pursuing the American Dream. The pilot is based on the Geico commercials that claim their service is so easy, "Even a caveman can do it". Talk about Must-See TV!!!!

Gotta camp out in front of the tube. Talk to you soon. Until then, pick up the pace and run your own race.

- Jeff