As spring arrives the weather's looking murky - and so is the current economic condition.
But there are some bright spots to look out for in the spring television schedule this year.
Packed with entertainment, drama, game shows and more, there's plenty for viewers to tune in for in the upcoming months.
And there's certainly something for everyone included in the new line-up's across digital television.
If a few light hearted laughs are what you're after then Harry Hill's TV Burp may prove a worthwhile watch; a Saturday night look at what happened during various television shows throughout the week.
Comical celebrity fights and programme highlights are sure to bring in plenty of viewers to see what they might have missed.
The British version of Paris Hilton's reality series Paris Hilton's Best Friend is one particularly popular - and entertaining - show that is aired in spring this year.
The series sees the pop-star and Hilton hotel heiress searching for a new best friend on this side of the pond.
Another American TV series that is going to be aired for the pleasure of British viewers is the popular Gossip Girl series, which has swept airwaves through the United States.
What's more, there will be various channels airing a few comebacks and new arrivals that are sure to have viewers glued to the screen.
One series that is being brought back is Being Human, which focuses on a group of twenty-something's who attempt to live normal lives despite being a werewolf, vampire and ghost.
Also being brought back for our TV pleasures is the popular MasterChef series, and is sure to have viewers salivating over all the delicious creations that make it out of the amateur kitchen.
In addition, also being aired is Oz and James Drink to Britain, bringing in another food-focused show to the bill as the two travel through breweries in the UK.
Who Do You Think You Are? will be airing their weekly look at the genealogy of celebrities and public figures, whilst the crime drama series Diagnosis Murder, starring Dick Van Dyke, is also making a long awaited comeback.
Of course, there are a plethora of new and interesting programmes that are debuting this spring.
Indeed, HBO's newest drama series, Generation Kill, focuses on young American military members as they fight in Iraq.
For television viewers that don't want to miss a moment of their favourite shows, Sky Plus offers up services that make it easier to watch great programming.
Fans can rest assured knowing they can watch whatever they like, whenever they like when using the Sky+ box to record all the best shows.
And considering there are so many new programmes that are worth investigating, it is good to know that you have such an option available.