What's replacing all those sacked television shows? We peel back the onion to find out! Story by: Matt Cummings This last week saw all five television networks announce their cancellations and renewals . That leaves nearly 100 potential new shows in the oven, each vying for our hearts, space on our DVR's, and ultimately our time. But first each has to appear before advertisers, whose votes will determine which are picked up and those that get sent back to the baker. As we prepared to post this, it became clear that two new trends had appeared in several new shows: first, the stranger their plot, the more apt to be considered. And like that smelly stuff which has been thrown against the wall, the networks are hoping these will stick. Second, many of these are rejects of previous pilots, regurgitated and repainted for your pleasure. Neither of these sound particularly appealing Rather than share all of them, we've hand-picked a selected lot which sadly