Just when it feels like the country is taking a step back in inclusiveness and understanding, the networks are improving on representation, both in front of and behind the camera.
Plus, a defense of the best and possibly goofiest show titles.
“Arrow” star Stephen Amell announced the news at The CW’s upfront presentation.
“Jane the Virgin,” “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and “iZombie” return for their final seasons, as the CW’s fall schedule features new series including a “Charmed” remake and a return to “The Vampire Diaries” universe. Also: Why “Wayward Sisters” didn’t make it.
“We’ve all just lived through a year and a half of this insanity,” Moore says. “Think of this as the first post-Trump show while Trump is still in office.”
Ratings declined this season, as the show shifted focus and brought on Kevin James’ former “King of Queens” partner Leah Remini.
CBS also reveals the storyline for the revived “Murphy Brown,” which will air on Thursdays this fall.
Among Kimmel’s zingers: “I have to admit, I’m excited about ‘Murphy Brown.’ I think it’s exciting to see anything brown at CBS.”
NBC, Fox, ABC, CBS, and the CW are laying out what to expect this year in terms of new TV shows, and we’re ready for them.
ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey also discussed the decision behind why a controversial episode of “Black-ish” ultimately didn’t air.
ABC reveals its fall 2018 schedule, including two different versions of “Dancing with the Stars,” and a “TGIF” return (sort of) on Fridays.
Following Crawford’s firing, Wayans shares graphic video of on-set accident, and claims that “Warner Bros. TV is not defending me at all.”
