As conglomerates gear up to start their own streaming services, a number of legacy films and TV shows are being scooped up by their producers to release on their own platforms.
Politics has become one of the most important viewership drivers for television news networks and is as culturally significant as the Super Bowl or latest Hollywood blockbuster.
With upfronts on the horizon, here are the broadcast TV shows that were rescued from the cancellation abyss.
As existing series are canceled and renewed, a new batch enters the fray.
The host of “Late Night” wears many hats, each of them contributing to his transformation into one of finest in his field.
The surprise announcement came at an FYC event on Friday night.
Diversity concerns remain at the fore as network TV’s 2019-2020 programming lineups are set.
Plus, Alec Baldwin’s Trump meets Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now.”
“Changes will be apparent,” said an NBC executive of the move.
NBC calls the renewal “unprecedented.”
Bon voyage, “Murphy Brown”; sayonara, “Splitting Up Together!”
Plus, flashback on the show’s most memorable rant.
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