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Fox has rolled out a schedule for fall 2015 that includes four new comedies, four new dramas, a new comedy-horror anthology and a new event series. The network spotlighted an all-new Tuesday lineup that features the new John Stamos sitcom…
With a heavy lineup of new prime-time programming on the way, Fox cleared room in its schedule with the announcement late last week that it was killing off two shows: the drama series “The Following” and the comedy-drama “Backstrom.” The…
Fox today announced what the network has in mind for season two of its breakout drama “Empire.” In a conference call, network co-chairs Dana Walden and Gary Newman revealed that Fox has ordered 18 episodes, with the season to be…
One TV veteran who pulled out all the stops as Hollywood turns out in force to bid farewell to late-night institution David Letterman was Tina Fey. The “Saturday Night Live” alumna went out in style during her appearance last week…
Two of the biggest names in daytime television are combining their talents to create a new series for NBC. TVbytheNumbers.com reports that Ellen DeGeneres and Steve Harvey have joined forces on a new comedy/variety series with the working title “Little…
Press release from Fox, May 11, 2015: Dana Walden and Gary Newman, Chairmen and CEOs, Fox Television Group, today unveiled the FOX primetime slate for the 2015-2016 television season to the national advertising community during its annual Programming Presentation at…
COMPELLING DRAMAS, NEW COMEDIES AND FAVORITE RETURNING SERIES HIGHLIGHT NBC’S BALANCED AND POTENT 2015-16 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE Prolific Producer Greg Berlanti’s Drama “Blindspot” Earns Coveted 10 P.M. Monday Post-“Voice” Timeslot Emmy-Winning #1 Reality Series “The Voice” Returns for Season 9 on…
“HBO has landed a deal for the limited series ‘Big Little Lies,’ featuring the powerhouse trio of Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and David E. Kelley,” reports Cynthia Littleton, Variety’s managing editor for television. The story continues, “Witherspoon and Kidman will…
“NBC will add six new series to a fall schedule that sports just a single hour of comedy — on low-rated Fridays,” reports Gary Levin at the website of USA Today. Levin writes: “The new lineup, to be formally unveiled…