And, as expected, the Alphabet Network also introduced at the "upfronts" presentation in New York City Tuesday a new comedy based on the Geico cavemen commercials. The week-long presentations are when networks introduce their fall TV lineups to advertisers.

Here's ABC's list of new shows:

Dramas

"Big Shots" - Four dysfunctional CEOs seek out each other for support and to share business secrets, until the women in their lives intervene.

"Cashmere Mafia" - NBC has "Lipstick Jungle," ABC has this similarly-themed drama about four "ambitious and sexy" women who balance careers and personal lives. Produced by "Sex and the City" creator Darren Star.

"Dirty Sexy Money" - Peter Krause ("Six Feet Under") plays an idealistic lawyer who suddenly becomes the personal attorney for a wealthy and controversial New York family.

"Eli Stone" - Another drama about a lawyer, this time a powerful corporate attorney who discovers he has an aneurysm in his brain, along with a higher calling to do good.

"Private Practice" - Addison Forbes (Kate Walsh) of "Grey's Anatomy" moves to Los Angeles where she finds even more hot surgeons in this spin-off of the smash medical drama.

"Pushing Daisies" - Another murder investigator who sees dead people (remember "Raines"?) Ned can bring things back to life with a touch. So he revives his dead childhood sweetheart to help him catch killers. The one caveat - he can't touch her again or she dies again for good.

"Women's Murder Club" - Based on the books, this involves four women - a reporter, district attorney, detective and medical examiner - who solve crimes.

Comedies

"Carpoolers" - Four guys take the daily commute and cherish the time they have together to and from work.

"Cavemen" - Based on the Geico Insurance commercials, three cavemen in the modern era struggle to be accepted while Hollywood struggles for new ideas.

"Miss/Guided" - Judy Greer ("Two and a Half Men") is a guidance counselor at her former high school only to encounter the same insecurities and politics she saw as a teen.

"Sam I Am" - TV regular Christina Applegate stars as a coma victim who wakes up with no memory but begins to realize she wasn't very nice in her former life.

"Oprah's Big Give" - The Queen of All Media creates a competition reality show in which millions of dollars are given away to make a difference in people's lives.

Meanwhile, the network cancelled "Knights of Prosperity," "What About Brian" and "George Lopez" while keeping "October Road" and sitting on "According to Jim."