What to Watch This Summer

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Pretty Little Liars

Ian "may not be as dead as you thought," exec producer Oliver Goldstick says of the man fingered to be Alison's killer. In fact, when the series returns June 14, "circumstantial evidence" leads the girls to second-guess his guilt.

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Entourage

Premiering July 24, the final season "gets back to the roots: the guys," creator Doug Ellin tells Us. Vince is in rehab, "and we'll soon find out if he's able to pull himself together."

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Single Ladies

In this Monday night dramedy, a lovelorn fashionista (Stacey Dash), straying wife (Charity Shea) and golddigger (LisaRaye McCoy) "confront what they truly need to be happy," says VH1's Jeff Olde.

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Necessary Roughness

A scrappy shrink (Callie Thorne) juggles divorce, kids and a wild NFL-star client. The USA drama, premiering June 29, "has something for everyone," says exec producer Liz Kruger. "Sports, romance and hot men!"

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Falling Skies

In Steven Spielberg's TNT sci-fi thriller, a professor (Noah Wyle) leads survivors of an alien attack. As they fight ETs, they "hang on to family, humanity, hope," says exec Michael Wright.

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Keeping Up With the Kardashians

Season 6 picks up months before Kim scored that 20.5-carat engagement ring from Kris Humphries. And sisters Kourtney and Khloe aren't feeling the love. Meanwhile, Kris Jenner contemplates plastic surgery and Kourt and Scott hit another rough patch when he resumes partying.

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Teen Mom

When the MTV series returns July 5, Farrah's mom suggests raising Sophia while Farrah goes to school and Catelynn and Tyler move in together. Plus, Amber's legal woes take center stage and Maci's beau, Kyle, meets her baby-daddy, Ryan!

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Love in the Wild

NBC's Bachelor/Survivor hybrid is "speed dating on adrenaline," exec producer Tom Shelly says. In Costa Rica, coed teams get physical (one task: build a raft). Then partners swap, and someone is booted!

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Famous Food

Former Bachelor Jake Pavelka, ex-New Jersey Housewife Danielle Staub and five others launch an L.A. restaurant on VH1's new series, premiering July 10. Heidi Montag's resume? "I was a waitress for two years."

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Expedition Impossible

The exec producer of ABC's new Thursday night series, Lisa Hennessy, promises "meltdowns, injuries and laugh-out-loud 'fails' as 13 three-person teams race through Morocco. P.S.: The scenery is great too!