The broadcast networks officially unveil their fall 2018 TV schedules to advertisers the week of May 14. As they begin to pick up their new shows, click through here to see which new dramas and comedies have landed a home next season.
This exclusive fall TV matrix also points to new shows “Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders” and “Marvel’s Inhumans” as potential hits.
The fall TV season officially launches next Monday, Sept. 25, and we have a few picks to add to your DVR or streaming queue.
To cut through the clutter, networks are increasingly relying on fans to do the heavy lifting — by sharing campaigns on social media; ABC and CBS even recently painted the same L.A. wall for Instagram-friendly murals.
Execs take the IndieWire Fall TV survey. They’re fierce competitors, but these programmers all share similar concerns about the state of the TV business — and what shows they’d love to have.
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Reboots, sci-fi, and murder mysteries will be easy to find this fall as the broadcast, cable and streaming services unveil these new dramas and comedies.
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The broadcast networks officially unveil their fall 2017 TV schedules to advertisers the week of May 15. But they’re already picking up their new shows – including dramas and comedies with a few familiar titles and even more familiar faces. Click through to see what you might be adding to the DVR queue next season.
Phew! We’ve made it through the first wave of fall premieres. Here’s what’s working (“Speechless”) and what’s not (“This Is Us”).
