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TV Upfronts: 8 Studio Chiefs Sound Off on Trends, Surprises and the Pass That Stung the Most
With the networks' dog-and-pony shows behind them, the studio heads talk with THR about the trends that have them scratching their heads and the new series that have them envious.
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Fox Fall Schedule Shakeup: ‘Pitch’ Moved Up, ‘Bones’ Final Run Benched for Winter
The revised schedule comes just four days after the broadcaster unveiled their fall schedule to advertisers.
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TV Upfronts: The 10 Newcomers Generating the Most Heat
Each network has two shows that has them particularly confident — or at least wildly passionate.
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TV Upfronts: Fox’s ‘Lethal Weapon’ Tops Social Buzz
Not surprisingly, shows based on existing IP are resonating most with digital audiences.
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Upfronts 2016: TV’s Fall Schedules, Trailers and Key Takeaways
A handy guide to NBC, Fox, ABC, CBS and The CW's grand plans for 2016-17.
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Critic’s Notebook: Why Being Critical of Broadcast Television Matters
Despite the sad state of affairs that the upfronts couldn't truly mask, some smart moves might be happening with the networks.
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The CW’s New Show Trailers: A Critic’s Ranking
Between 'No Tomorrow,' 'Frequency' and 'Riverdale,' which CW trailer reigned supreme?
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TV Upfronts: Networks Place Bigger Bets on Midseason
'24: Legacy' and the DC Comics workplace comedy 'Powerless' are among the new shows being held for later launches.
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The CW Upfront Sells a Mix of Girl Power and DC Crossover Potential
With 'Supergirl,' the network now has four nights of comic fare — something it plans to exploit in a massive crossover set for fall.
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TV’s Upfront Takeaways: Reboots, Time Travel and a Whole Lot of Dick Wolf
"Decisions came down to the wire," says ABC's new chief as networks shed a shocking 35 shows and replace them with a familiar new crop that, for the most part, they own.
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CBS’ New Show Trailers: A Critic’s Ranking
From a Kevin James multicam to a Michael Weatherly procedural, CBS new shows belong on CBS.
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