CBS announced their 2019 Fall Schedule today – looks like YOUNG SHELDON is taking over for TBBT on Thursday nights – and MACGYVER is being held for midseason. Take a look at their lineup and tell me what you think? MONDAY 8-8:30 P.M. — THE NEIGHBORHOOD 8:30-9 P.M. — BOB HEARTS ABISHOLA (new series) 9-10 P.M. — ALL RISE (new series) 10-11 P.M. — BULL TUESDAY 8-9 P.M. — NCIS 9-10 P.M. — FBI 10-11 P.M. — NCIS: NOLA WEDNESDAY
CBS released their new fall schedule today – a lot of faith in new shows on Monday. MURPHY BROWN is taking the LIFE IN PIECES slot (the latter show will return at midseason). What do you think of this schedule? New shows in green; all times Eastern/Pacific! Monday 8PM THE NEIGHBORHOOD (watch the trailer here) 8:30PM HAPPY TOGETHER (watch the trailer here) 9PM MAGNUM P.I. (watch the trailer here) 10PM BULL Tuesday 8PM NCIS 9PM FBI (watch the trailer here) 10PM
Now that the big-5 have released their 2017 Fall schedule, here’s a look at it all in one spot, in the 2017 Fall grid (click to enlarge/print) – New shows are shaded in green; all times are Eastern/Pacific. Looking at the networks side by side, what night do you think will cause the biggest issue for your DVR? For me, it might be Wednesdays at 8 with 4 shows that I watch regularly!
CBS released their Fall schedule earlier today and not much changed. But they do offer us a few new shows, and they released trailers for those shows today. Quick reactions? Zoe Perry was the PERFECT decision for YOUNG SHELDON (though I’m not sure making the show was a good decision); lots of dramas look the same as other dramas we’ve seen again and again on CBS (and in the case of the Piv’s new show, ON FOX, THIS SEASON). Check
CBS announced their Fall schedule this morning with no big surprises. A Monday line up before football and one after; same with Thursday, where YOUNG SHELDON will pair with old-er Sheldon after football. Otherwise, pretty consistent. They are hoping Shemar Moore can help them break their Thursday @ 10 curse with SWAT – ELEMENTARY, MAN WITH A PLAN, and CODE BLACK are coming back at the midseason mark – Here is their schedule – all times Eastern and Pacific; new
Whew, the past few nights have brought with them a whirlwind of activity – cancellations, renewals (some surprising in both categories), and new series pickups. Going into what’s usually Bloody Friday (the Friday night before UpFronts when shows find their fates and book their tickets to NYC), here’s a look at where things stand for the big five networks (and be sure to bookmark THIS page for all updates made as news rolls out)! NBC has made some moves, but
Tony Shalhoub, known to longtime TV fans as Antonio from WINGS, Monk from, well, MONK, and a wide variety of critically well-received roles, brings his talent to CBS’ latest Summer series, BRAINDEAD, as Red Wheatus, a Republican Senator who falls “victim” to what is eating the minds of some of Washington’s best and brightest. While his affliction (brain-bugs) may seem dire, what it helps him become overall? It’s maybe not as bad as it sounds. BRAINDEAD is the brainchild of
Last week, a group of TV press met in NYC with the cast and creative teams behind CBS’ Summer shows. The first video from that CBS Summer Press series is an interview with THE GOOD WIFE creators Robert and Michelle King. Their new series, BRAINDEAD, a completely off-the-wall show about brain-eating alien ants who came to Earth with a mission (that we don’t know just yet), and how it impacts the politicians in Washington, D.C., during a government shut down,
Here’s where to find everything on the new Fall schedule – a SCANDAL-less ABC, a The CW that’s lacking in THE ORIGINALS. Check it out – what hour of what night looks hardest for you (anything shaded in darker green is new; note that PITCH is taking BONES’ place in the fall, now):
CBS announced their new fall schedule yesterday and with their announcement, released the trailers for their new shows (except for DOUBT for some reason which I’ve come to learn stars Dule Hill, and I’m there for that all day). Take a look – what piques your interest? KEVIN CAN WAIT (Kevin James is a retired dad who fills his day with guy-time; then his daughter moves home with her nebbish fiance. Erinn Hayes plays his put-upon wife) – PURE GENIUS