Casey Wilson, one of our favorites here, plays Tig’s girlfriend Brooke, who shows up to help support Tig and her family in the aftermath of mom’s passing. We spent some time chatting with Casey about the show, why this one will resonate with audiences, what she took away from campaigning with Hillary Clinton, and what’s next.
There’s a very strong truth in this fiction that makes BETTER THINGS more than just a darkly funny comedy surprise; it’s a must watch look at life.
ATLANTA is without question one of the best new shows for the Fall; I think you’d be missing out on something truly unique if you don’t tune in.
When we last left Jimmy and Gretchen, our unlovable losers surprised themselves by admitting, out loud, to each other, that maybe they do love one another. Edgar and Dorothy made it through their first fight stronger than ever, and Lindsay, oh poor misguided Lindsay, put someone else’s needs in front of her own only to end up right back where she started: back with Paul, with a miracle-of-science baby on the way. After a season of ups and downs that
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):
Just two trailers coming out of the CW Upfronts today (though they showed the RIVERSIDE one, so expect that to surface online later today). Check out NO TOMORROW, where Joshua Sasse from GALAVANT plays a man who believes the world is ending, and FREQUENCY, starring Peyton List (the elder) and Riley Smith, related to the 2000 movie of the same name. NO TOMORROW: FREQUENCY:
Things are on the move this season at The CW, including THE ORIGINALS, REIGN, and IZOMBIE, who are both moving to mid-season. CRAZY EX-GF is heading to the Friday night; SUPERNATURAL has its 90th time slot in 400 seasons (I’m exaggerating….it’s only been 300 seasons ;)). Interestingly enough, SUPERGIRL, which moves to the CW from CBS, stays Mondays at 8! Here’s what we’ll be seeing from The CW come fall – news shows in red; moves in blue; new networks
Earlier this week while I traveled and recovered from traveling related bugs, FOX released the trailers for their new series – check them out. PS I’m TOTALLY in for THE MICK and PITCH (Zack Morris, the Catcher? Yes please!)! 24: LEGACY (Premieres at Midseason) The clock ticks again with the next evolution of the Emmy Award-winning “24.” 24: LEGACY debuts with a special two-night event beginning Sunday, Feb. 5 (10:00-11:00 PM ET/7:00-8:00 PM PT), following SUPER BOWL LI, and continuing
CBS announced their new fall schedule and it has some shows on the move – sounds like they’re putting their faith in Kevin James, too. His show (KEVIN CAN WAIT) will launch behind TBBT but will anchor Monday nights (assuming it makes it that far) in the Spring! Check out the schedule – new shows in red; shows on the move in blue! All times Eastern and PM. Sunday: 8-9 – NCIS: LOS ANGELES 9-10 – MADAM SECRETARY 10-11 –
At their upfront presentation late yesterday in New York City, ABC execs released the first Fall schedule under the leadership of Merrin Dungey. Notably, and as expected, the fall season is SCANDAL-less, as mama Kerry Washington is having baby number two! Check it out – all times Eastern and PM! New shows are linked to their new trailers; new locations / nights / times in blue! Sunday 7-8 – AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS 8-9 – ONCE UPON A TIME 9-10