The fall TV season is just around the corner, and FX has just announced a slew of premiere dates for its returning series.  Here’s a brief look at when your favorite shows will be back:

• Sons of Anarchy – Tuesday, September 11th at 10pm ET/PT
• The Ultimate Fighter Fridays – Friday, September 14th at 9pm ET/PT
• It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia – Thursday, October 11th at 10pm ET/PT
• The League – Thursday, October 11th at 10:30pm ET/PT
• BrandX with Russell Brand – Thursday, October 11th at 11pm ET/PT
• American Horror Story: Asylum – Wednesday, October 17th at 10pm ET/PT

Sons of Anarchy kicks off its fifth season with a special 90-minute episode, while Ultimate Fighter Fridays will have a two-hour premiere.  Hit the jump to read the full press release.

BrandX with Russell Brand features the British comedian’s honest and unfiltered point of view on current events, worldwide politics and popular culture. After a somewhat experimental series of six episodes, FX has ordered another seven installments that will return sometime in October, likely behind the new seasons of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and The League.

While at the FX portion of the TCA Press Tour, Collider got the opportunity to participate in both the show’s panel and a 1-on-1 interview with the always outrageous and often thoughtful Russell Brand, in which he talked about what the experience of this show has been like, whether it’s been more fun or more work than he expected, what he enjoys about having such honest interactions with his audience, the creative changes he’s planning to make with the show, who he would like to exchange lives with for a day, and what he would do, if he could be President of the United States. He also talked about working with Diablo Cody on her directorial debut, his career doing family films, and how it’s been difficult to book time to do his voice work for Despicable Me 2 because they keep wanting to record during his yoga class, but that he will definitely be in it, eventually. Check out what he had to say after the jump.