The Hollywood Reporter

In the competition for viewers (and subscribers), networks and streamers alike are taking a page from the film business and looking for proven IP in a bid to create a universe of multiple TV series (and movies).

The audience for football has bounced back some this season, while primetime viewing on the networks continues its slide.

The network is developing 'Buffalo Wings' from writers Hugh Davidson, Rachel Ramras and Larry Dorf.

Season 6 isn't even airing until the summer.

The Emmy-winning 'Two and a Half Men' grad will have a recurring role on The CW superhero drama.

VJ Boyd and Mark Bianculli are writing the take on the 1997 crime novel and subsequent feature film starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie.

'Narcos: Mexico' is a reset of the Netflix drama, but previous cycles laid the seeds for how Guadalajara fits into the drug cartel universe.

'Magnum P.I.' and 'The Late Late Show' will also get a post-NFL showcase following the AFC Championship game.

'Thursday Night Football' is dominant for Fox with its best preliminary numbers in almost two years.

"You can only play your version of someone. I couldn’t even play myself."

The show will find Peterson taking viewers on wild expeditions and giving them rare, up-close animal experiences.

During an appearance on 'The Late Show,' host Stephen Colbert praised her for her tweet last year that Donald Trump is “a white supremacist who surrounds himself with other white supremacists." Of her tweet, Hill said: "Show me the lie."