Happy Monday, y’all! Although Upfronts came to a close last week, we’re not done talking about it. Hopefully you saw my posts on NBC, FOX, ABC and CBS (sorry, I just couldn’t get to the C-Dub), but today we offer you an extended look at all five networks’ big scheduling-related decisions. My buddies Les Chappell and Wes Ambrecht join me for almost four hours of upfront chatter. It’s a lot, I know. I’ve provided a rough key below in case you only care to here about one network or the other. And remember, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, if that’s your thing.

3:00-20:00 — Dan Harmon/Community news
20:00-1:18:00 — NBC
1:19:00-1:53:00 — FOX
1:54:00-2:40:00 — ABC
2:41:00-3:02:00 — CBS
3:03:00-3:54:00 — The CW

In the first episode of the new year, host Cory Barker is joined by Wes Ambrecht for an extended discussion of all things Chuck, from the final season and the finale to what went wrong along the way.

In this episode of the podcast, Cory is joined by Andy Daglas and Les Chappell for an extended conversation about the best television series of the year that was. They also discuss dozens of other, random things and Les does more “quality” impressions.

In this episode of the podcast, Cory is joined by Andy Daglas and Les Chappell for an extended and loving conversation about the worst television of the year.

In this episode of the podcast, Cory is joined by his good buddy Noel Kirkpatrick for a wide-ranging discussion of the top television industry stories of 2011. Topics include: Netflix, AMC, the death of the soap opera and yes, Charlie Sheen.

In this somewhat special episode of the podcast, Cory is joined by Les Chappell in audio version of their opinions on the latest Test Pilot entry, HBO’s Lucky Louie.

In the latest edition of the podcast, Cory is joined by The A.V. Club’s Zack Handlen for a discussion about the “mehs” of House season eight and the highs and lows of The Walking Dead season two.

In this episode of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Louis Peitzman to lament the failures of the porous sixth season of Dexter.

In the second part of this two-part, four-hour podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Wesley Ambrecht for an extended conversation about the successes, failures, schedules and development of ABC, NBC and CBS.

In the first part of a massive, two-part, four-hour podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Wesley Ambrecht for an expansive conversation about the successes, schedules and developments of the CW and FOX.

In the first podcast in a while, host Cory Barker is joined by Andrew Seroff of Miso in wide-ranging discussion of Social TV, the future of audience engagement and metrics and industry response.

In the latest episode of the TV Surveillance podcast, Cory is joined by friends and former guests Tim Bavlnka and Chris Ryan for a wide-ranging discussion of all things Fringe season four and Supernatural season seven.

In the latest episode of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by regular guest Les Chappell for a timely, emotional reaction to the news that NBC has “benched” Community for the first portion of 2012.

In this episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by his good friend Adam Lukach for a discussion about Hell on Wheels, a recent piece Cory wrote on AMC and a short chat about Showtime’s Homeland.

In the latest episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Les Chappell and Andy Daglas for a discussion about Boardwalk Empire and The Walking Dead‘s respective second seasons.

In this episode of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by his good friend Noel Kirkpatrick for a lengthy discussion of both Community and The Good Wife‘s initial four episodes of their respective third seasons.

In this episode of the podcast, Cory Barker is joined by Myc Wiatrowski for an unfortunately delayed, but still very valuable discussion of Doctor Who season six, its convoluted narrative and all other Who-related things.

In this episode of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Les Chappell for a discussion about Sons of Anarchy‘s rock-solid fourth season.

In the latest episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Austin Morris for a discussion of all things Glee.

In episode eight of the TV Surveillance Podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Adam Lukach for a lengthy breakdown of the Breaking Bad season four finale “Face Off” and a discussion of the season as a whole. Please note that this episode was recorded differently (i.e. on phones instead of Skype); I’m on a short vacation without my microphone, but we wanted to talk about BB so badly that we made due. Hopefully you can bare with us.

In the seventh episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, Chris Ryan joins host Cory Barker for a lovely, friendly discussion about the pilot episode of American Horror Story.

In the sixth episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, Tim Bavlnka joins host Cory Barker for a discussion of the very young seasons of Supernatural and Fringe. The two talk about why season seven of Supernatural is on the path to success and why season four of Fringe feels a lot like the exact opposite of that.

The TV Surveillance Podcast is back from the dead! You know, like a zombie. A very cool, but long-winded zombie. In episode five (the first in over 16 months), host Cory Barker is joined by his good friend Adam Lukach for a discussion of all things Breaking Bad. The two review season four as a whole and speculate on what could happen in the season finale.

In episode four of the TV Surveillance Podcast, Cory Barker and Adam Lukach discuss the news that Steve Carell will be leaving The Office after season seven.

In the third episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, Austin Morris and I discuss our issues with the second half of Glee before moving on to a lot of Emmy talk where we pretend that some of our favorites like Friday Night Lights, Fringe and Matthew Fox have a chance to be nominated. This one goes for about 95 minutes and features a few technical glitches near the end thanks to an odd power outage that occurred during clear skies at 6 PM.

In the second episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, John Barnett and I talk for a good 2.5 hours about “The End,” the finale episode of Lost and also reflect on the series as a whole. We’ve planned another podcast in the near future to do some wrapping up, but if you’re still jonesin’ for some Lost talk, here you go.

In the first episode of the TV Surveillance Podcast, Adam Lukach and I discuss the tail end of Chuck‘s third season for about 40 minutes and all of Breaking Bad‘s third season for the final 20 minutes or so. Enjoy!