2021 Network Winter TV Premiere Dates
When can you expect your favorite shows — old and new — to debut this winter?
When can you expect your favorite shows — old and new — to debut this winter?
Tina Fey and Robert Carlock’s former “30 Rock” spin-off makes for a broadly appealing workplace comedy, led by TV’s most dependable star.
Cut for time, the original cold open spoofed a certain 1999 sci-fi classic, with Dwight Schrute at the center of an elaborate prank.
“The Office” is being pulled from Netflix at the end of the month and will move to Peacock in 2021.
Matthew Morrison stars as the green, holiday-hating cat in NBC’s adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ classic Christmas tale.
Eager to find out when your favorite network TV show is returning this fall? IndieWire reveals when you can expect to see it on your screen.
Balancing seismic 2020 events with its ongoing story, the two-hour premiere succeeds by dialing down the drama and spotlighting its best character.
Hosted by Bill, the new episode marks the cast and crew’s second return to Studio 8H this season.
NBC’s long-running variety sketch series has secured another Emmy.
“I really miss the snacks. We had good snacks.”
“Escouade 99” transplants the hit cop comedy to Quebec, with apparently baffling results.
In development before the Confederate statue furor, Ed Helms stars in the show as a small-town guy trying to deal with the area’s complicated history.