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Upfront Dispatches: Paramount Hawks ‘60 Minutes’ in … 60 Minutes (More or Less)
‘Yellowstone’ gets wild applause, and a suddenly ubiquitous Nicole Byer clocks her third presentation appearance in as many days.
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CBS Head Kelly Kahl on ‘Magnum P.I.’ Cancellation, Scaling Back Comedies
The network chief also discusses launching an all-unscripted night and the benefits of stability.
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CBS Fall 2022 Schedule: Comedy Pared Back, ‘Real Love Boat’ Sets Sail
The most watched network follows other broadcasters in opting for light adjustments to its primetime lineup.
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CBS’ ‘Fire Country’ Taps Tia Napolitano as Showrunner
The 'Cruel Summer' and 'Station 19' alum will steer the newly ordered drama from Jerry Bruckheimer TV.
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‘True Lies’ Reboot Ordered to Series at CBS
Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga star in the update of the 1994 feature starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Netflix, CBS Commanded the Most Viewing Time in 2021-22
Nielsen data show TV users watched 4 trillion minutes of programming on the big four broadcasters and the five streamers it publicly tracks.
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Cops, Firefighters, Lawyers Score CBS Series Pickups
The network adds three dramas for 2022-23 but passes on all of its comedy pilots.
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‘Magnum P.I.’ Among Four Cancellations at CBS
The Chuck Lorre-produced 'B Positive' and first-year shows 'Good Sam' and 'How We Roll' are also exiting.
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Chuck Lorre’s ‘United States of Al’ Canceled at CBS
The series hailed from ‘Big Bang Theory’ trio Lorre, Dave Goetsch and Maria Ferrari.
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Lionsgate, Paramount+ Ink Deal for ‘Ghosts’ Comedy Series
The CBS title will be sent to its corporate owner's streaming service starting this fall.
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How Much Sports Matter (or Don’t) to Network Viewership
Fox and NBC got more than a quarter of their primetime audience this season from live sports, while ABC and CBS are less dependent.
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CBS’ ‘FBI’ Franchise Scores Two-Year Renewal
All three Dick Wolf-produced shows will remain on the network through the 2023-24 season.
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