Each fall, a whole new crop of stars enters our living rooms. Some are completely new to acting, and in recent years, many new faces are major film stars looking to broaden their horizons. This season brings more talented movie stars to television than in any season this far -- has television become the new big screen? Take a peak at some of the hottest faces coming to television this fall....

•Christian Slater ('My Own Worst Enemy')

From Heathers to Interview with the Vampire, Christian Slater has never failed to entertain movie fans over the years. His latest role as Henry Spivey/Edward Albright on NBC's mystery drama series My Own Worst Enemy is his first starring role on a television series -- it truly is a wonderful time to be a television viewer, isn't it?!More »

•The Cast of '90210'

The young cast of 90210 may seem like a group of new actors hitting the scene, but most of them are coming to this series with a healthy amount of experience under their belts. However, this series will be the first role on a major network series for most of the young actors. This fall, meet Shenae Grimes as Annie Wilson, Tristan Wilds as Dixon Wilson, Jessica Stroup as Silver, AnnaLynne McCord as Naomi, Michael Steger as Navid Shirazi and Dustin Milligan as Ethan.More »

•Anna Torv ('Fringe')

After appearing in several television series overseas, this beautiful Australian actress arrives on the American small screen as one of the stars of the intense Fox drama Fringe. After watching the two-hour pilot episode of the series, I think audiences will find themselves instantly captivated by the sheer talent this actress brings to the show. Torv's portrayal of Olivia Dunham is highly believable and one viewers will instantly recognize as the woman who will stop at nothing to get the job done.More »

•Selma Blair ('Kath & Kim')

Back in 1999, Selma Blair struck gold when she landed a starring role on the WB comedy series Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane and a supporting role in the popular teen movie Cruel Intentions. Although the television series wasn't long for this world, Blair's film career took off. After eight years appearing on the big screen, this talented actress heads back to television this season with Molly Shannon in the promising NBC comedy Kath & Kim.More »

•Marley Shelton ('Eleventh Hour')

From Sugar & Spice and Pleasantville to Never Been Kissed and Grindhouse, Marley Shelton is one of the few lucky actresses to launch her career in film. In fact, Eleventh Hour marks her very first starring role on a television series. After enjoying many of her movies over the years, I'm looking forward to seeing Shelton on the small screen each week in a role that will likely make women feel empowered!More »

•Justin Bruening ('Knight Rider')

As a former soap fan, I've had the pleasure of seeing many household names get their start on the soaps. Many actors will admit that working in soaps is one of the toughest areas of acting. From 2003-2007, Justin Bruening starred as Jamie Martin on ABC's All My Children. As I watched this young actor polish his acting chops during those soap days, I knew a star was beginning to rise. Watch this guy -- he's going to be a huge star!More »