'Timeless' Canceled (Again) at NBC
The decision comes as the Sony-produced drama was saved days after cancellation last year. Talks for a two-hour movie to wrap it up continue.
'The Middle' Spinoff, Starring Eden Sher, in the Works at ABC
The news comes after ABC canceled its 'Roseanne' reboot, creating a hole in its Tuesday night comedy block.
TV's Arms Race for Talent Is Blowing Up Traditional Studio Deals
With deep-pocketed Netflix poaching hitmakers Shonda Rhimes and Ryan Murphy with nine-figure paydays, rivals are "going bats— crazy" and leveraging their broad assets to secure creators amid "insane" bidding wars.
TV Advertisers Skeptical of Reboot Craze and Reduced Ad Loads
After the splashy network upfronts and before they pony up billions, buyers weigh in with data fatigue: "It's tough math to swallow."
TV's New Diversity Scorecard: How the Broadcast Networks Stack Up
CBS makes the biggest gains in casting actors of color in 2018-19 series, though growth behind the camera among showrunners and pilot directors remains slow.
TV Upfronts: 7 Shows Generating the Most Social Buzz
Mark-Paul Gosselaar's 'The Passage' is drawing the most online chatter, along with a whopping 10.2 million views for its trailer.
TV Upfront Aftermath: 9 Studio Chiefs Sound Off on Rewarding Pickups, "Painful" Passes
Warner Bros. TV's Peter Roth, CBS TV Studios' David Stapf and other top execs weigh in on the most surprising thing about last week's upfronts, the most frustrating trend and the new show they wish was theirs.
TV Upfronts by the Numbers: Total Volume Continues to Slide as Cancellations Rise
The number of multicamera comedies doubles (thanks, 'Roseanne') while an increased number of overall series met TV's Grim Reaper this season.
'L.A.'s Finest,' With Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba, Eyes New Home at Charter
Charter Communications, which recently hired Katherine Pope to head originals, may pick up NBC's passed-over pilot from Sony TV.
TV Upfronts: How the Studios Fared as Ownership Remains the Top Priority
Indie Sony TV feels the squeeze while Warner Bros. TV has to give up a piece of the pie to get a show on an outside network.
