Darkness (and Beavis) spreads throughout fall cable fare

It's nostalgia time in the non-broadcast nets, that are tapping some old faves for brand new projects. Claire Danes, Rosie O'Donnell, as well as Beavis and Butt-Mind have returned on television. And also the revival from the Western comes thanks to AMC. When the king of cringe together with his wicked "Puppy nip/Tuck," ''Glee" creator Ryan Murphy dates back towards the negative side this October with "American Horror Story" on Forex.Here's a glance at a number of what's new this fall on cable:"Homeland"(Showtime, premiering March. 2)Claire Danes plays a CIA agent believing that a launched Bang (Damian Lewis) has become a terrorist operative."American Horror Story"(Forex, March. 5)Chilling series in regards to a family (Connie Britton, Dylan McDermott, Taissa Farmiga) who transfer to a haunted house. Jessica Lange co-stars because the creepy neighbor. "Rosie"(OWN, March. 10)Rosie O'Donnell returns to her roots with this particular new latenight talker."Enlightened" (Cinemax, March. 10)Laura Dern stars with Luke Wilson and Diane Ladd within this comedy in regards to a self-destructive lady that has a spiritual awakening following a nervous breakdown. "Five" (Lifetime, March. 10)Drama anthology of connected tales directed by Jennifer Aniston, Alicia Secrets, Demi Moore, Patty Jenkins and Penelope Spheeris going through the impact of cancer of the breast on five women."Boss" (Starz, March. 21)Kelsey Grammer stars like a callous Chicago mayor."The Technique towards the Madness of Jerry Lewis" (Encore, March. 22)An authentic documentary honoring the existence and career from the comic."Beavis and Butt-Mind"(MTV, March. 27)The dim-witted duo is in an exciting-new series"Hell on Wheels" (AMC, November. 6)Publish-Civil War Western concentrating on a soldier out for vengeance."The Exes" (TV Land, November. 30)Mark Reisman ("Frasier") sitcom around three divorced males living over the hall using their attorney. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com