CBS Brass Grilled on Representation on Reality Shows, 'Bull' Renewal
"On all our shows, our producers receive unconscious-bias training," CBS Entertainment president Kelly Kahl told reporters Thursday at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour.
Critic's Notebook: CBS' Upfront Accentuates the Positive, Glosses Over the Negative
CBS' new shows actually looked pretty decent, and at least the network didn't ignore Les Moonves entirely, but who thinks sticking with the scandal-infected 'Bull' is a good idea?
CBS Entertainment Execs on the Post-Moonves Era and 'Bull' Fallout
Kelly Kahl and Thom Sherman held the network's annual upfront press breakfast, which became a tense discussion of a non-zero "zero tolerance" policy.
TV Long View: Massive Mondays and More Early Season Ratings Trends
The Hollywood Reporter inaugurates a regular look at delayed-viewing ratings and what they mean.
Academy to Give Honorary Oscar to Cicely Tyson, Thalberg Award to Producers Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall
The Academy will also present honorary Oscars to composer Lalo Schifrin and publicist Marvin Levy.
Corus Picks Up 'SEAL Team,' 'S.W.A.T.' and 'The Brave'
The Canadian broadcaster will also pitch the new 'Will & Grace' and 'Great News' comedies to local advertisers this week after the Los Angeles Screenings.
CBS' 'Bull' Changing Showrunners for Season 2
'Moonlighting' and 'Medium' creator Glenn Gordon Caron will take over for Mark Goffman after signing an overall deal with producers CBS Television Studios.
'MacGyver,' 'Bull' to Air on Fox Networks in Spain, Portugal
CBS Studios International strikes a multi-season licensing agreement with Fox Networks Group Iberia.
Critic's Notebook: 'Pitch,' 'This Is Us' and the Perils of TV Pilot Twist Endings
TV pilots are rarely helped by twist endings, but were two of this fall's best pilots hurt?
'Bull': TV Review
Michael Weatherly plays Dr. Phil in CBS' clunky new procedural. Can you see the resemblance?
