A History of Short-Lived Shows That Tried to Premiere After ‘American Idol’
Not every show that’s debuted in the slot after “Idol” has gone on to be a winner.
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‘American Idol’ Can’t Beat ‘The Voice,’ But At Least It Did Better Than ‘Bachelor’ Arie — Ratings Watch
‘The Walking Dead’ is still No. 1 among adults 18-49, but its lead is fast slipping. Live+3 TV ratings charts for the week ending March 11, 2018.
Burning TV Questions For 2018: Will Fox Survive, What’s Next For #MeToo, Does Netflix Stumble? And More
This coming year could be the most disruptive in recent memory, as the streaming wars heat up, a major network disappears and more big mergers are announced.
‘American Idol’: Fox Wanted to Bring It Back in 2020, But Said Producers Demanded It Return Now
“It felt to us it would be extremely fraudulent to bring the show back quickly,” Fox TV Group chairman Dana Walden said.
‘American Idol’ Returns Next Season, Just Two Years After the ‘Farewell Season’ That Wasn’t
No details on the judges or host yet, but ABC and producers promise a “bigger, bolder and better-than-ever” version, and confirm that the singing competition will be back in the 2017-2018 TV season.
‘American Idol’ Reboot at NBC? Here’s Why Fox Wasn’t Interested in Bringing It Back So Soon
Discussions about the show’s return are taking place less than a year after its “Farewell Season.”
Daily Reads: A Fond Farewell to ‘American Idol,’ The Story of ‘The Bad News Bears,’ and More
Daily Reads: A Fond Farewell to ‘American Idol,’ The Story of ‘The Bad News Bears,’ and More
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Daily Reads: Film vs. Digital Explained, Remembering When ‘American Idol’ Was Good, and More
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Daily Reads: The ACLU Investigates Sexism in Hollywood, The End of Network TV (Again), and More
Daily Reads: The ACLU Investigates Sexism in Hollywood, The End of Network TV (Again), and More
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