Reality-docu, medical drama on 2nd Ave.

MANILA, Philippines - Welcome to Miami, the sexiest city in the US, where people work hard, spend hard and play hard. The setting for 2nd Avenue’s newest reality-documentary series Miami Social  premiering tomorrow, June 11 at 9 p.m. Making up the group is George, a mortgage banker who has a Russian girlfriend which the circle of friends doesn’t like. They would much rather have him reconcile with ex-wife Sorah, a property manager who remains friends with George after their divorce two years ago. Michael is a celebrity journalist who is always in the know on the latest gossip. This makes him a great pal for Katrina, a workaholic who runs her own luxury real estate agency. With a rockin’ body and good looks she fits right in with the standards of fashion producer Ariel. Coming from a wealthy family, only the best is good enough for Ariel who likes to party with Hardy the “social mayor of Miami.” As the head of a nightlife conglomerate that operates several nightclubs in Miami, Hardy knows how to have a good time which maybe why he still hasn’t settled down with his girlfriend of six years. Which just leaves Maria the only parent in the group, as a single mom she balances her social life, her work as a photographer and time with her daughter. No matter what’s going on in their daily lives, these seven friends still find time each week to meet up for cocktails. 

2nd Avenue gives you another dose of Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild winner Hugh Laurie as the narcissistic, yet brilliant diagnostician Gregory House. Back from the brink of death, House must now face a mourning best friend, who holds him responsible for his girlfriend’s death. Will he be able to win back the friendship that keeps him rational or will he wave goodbye to his best friend and his sanity? House Season 5 premieres  June 15, 10 p.m.

Four months have passed since the bus crash that injured House and killed Amber, Wilson’s girlfriend. Unable to cope with the memories the hospital holds and constantly seeing House, Wilson (James Evan) resigns from Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. While at the hospital, House continues to work with his new team: Plastic surgeon Chris Taub (Peter Jacobson), secretive Dr. Remy “Thirteen” Hadley (Olivia Wilde) and enthusiastic Dr. Lawrence Kutner (Kal Penn). Rejoining the team is Dr. Eric Foreman (Omar Epps) who was asked to return by Dean of Medicine Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) to act as her spy on House and his erratic antics.

Before catching House Season 5, tune in at 9 p.m. for 2nd Avenue’s newest medical drama Royal Pains. Mark Feuerstein is Hank Lawson, the Hampton’s newest accessory — a concierge doctor. Royal Pains is a medical drama like no other as it takes place anywhere but the operating room. The doctor has some filthy means to cure the filthy rich.