Every New Network Show of Fall 2021
An updating list of everything that’s new and arriving on network TV later this year.
NBC
‘Friends’: Behind-the-Scenes of TV’s Most Caffeinated ‘Comfort Food’
Author Saul Austerlitz talked about his inspiration for his 2019 book, “Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era.”
Bowen Yang Thought Viral ‘SNL’ Titanic Iceberg Sketch Would Never Make It to Air
Almost as a lark, the idea for the sketch began as a text exchange between Yang and head “SNL” writer Anna Drezen.
‘Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol’ Trailer: Robert Langdon Returns, This Time on Peacock
At its Monday upfront presentation, NBCU emphasized shows based on known properties, including this adaptation of the bestselling novel, “Bel Air,” and “Chucky.”
How ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ Built a Set With Music in Mind — Watch
Production designer David Willson is not wrong when he says every set needs a gold spiral staircase.
How to Watch and Livestream the Tokyo Summer Olympics
NBCUniversal will stream a variety of events from the 2020 (yes, they are still calling it that) Summer Olympics on its Peacock streaming service.
13 Most Controversial ‘SNL’ Hosts and Guests of All Time
Elon Musk’s upcoming stint on “SNL” has turned a few heads. But these celebrity guest and hosts already went down in serious infamy.
‘Debris’: The Next Iteration of ‘The X-Files’ Poses Bigger Questions Than if Aliens Exist
If “The X-Files” promised the truth was out there, then “Debris” is asking what we’ll do once we find it.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Makes Us Question Whether a Bad Cop Can Find Redemption
Is Elliot Stabler doomed to be the old grandpa of cops who continually reminds everyone how “good” things were back in the day?
NBC’s ‘Transplant’ Makes Audiences Reevaluate Muslims in Lead Roles
The show was recently honored at the Muslim Public Affairs Council’s Media Awards.
‘The Office’ Actor Kat Ahn Calls Out Show’s Asian Jokes: ‘You’re Told to Shut Up and Be Grateful’
Cast members Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey previously said the show’s anti-Asian jokes made them “cringe.”
‘Superstore’ Ends as an Exceptional Office Comedy About What Makes America Work
The “Superstore” series finale arrives with the modern workplace at a turning point, but Justin Spitzer’s NBC sitcom still offers guidance for whatever’s next.
Newswire
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Vanessa Bryant Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Island Express Helicopters
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‘F9’ Looks To Shift Summer Domestic Box Office To A Higher Gear – Weekend Preview
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Motherland: Fort Salem EP Answers Our Burning Season 2 Premiere Questions, Weighs Raelle and Scylla's 'Chances'
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Topps Raises 2021 Sales Projection Ahead of Stock Market Debut