Fox has a brand-new Fall schedule, and if you're curious about the actual shows coming on, now's your chance to see footage from all of them. Get all the details from Fox's new comedies and dramas here, then watch the trailers for each show, including Andy Samberg's new cop sitcom and Terry O'Quinn's series.
— Additional reporting by Shannon Vestal
The Fall schedules continue to roll out this week, and following Fox and NBC's lineup announcements, ABC has unveiled its own plans. The network is completely revamping its Tuesday night lineup, showcasing four very different new shows on that night, including Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Malin Akerman/Bradley Whitford comedy Trophy Wife.
Modern Family will be sandwiched in its usual Wednesday night slot by two new shows, James Caan's baseball series Back in the Game and Rebel Wilson's new comedy Super Fun Night. The other big news is that Dancing With the Stars will now be reduced to just one night instead of two.
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On the heels of NBC's Fall lineup announcement, Fox has announced its pilot-heavy Fall schedule. Some exciting new additions to Fox's lineup include dramas Almost Human and Sleepy Hollow on Mondays. Comedies Dads and Andy Samberg's Brooklyn Nine-Nine join the Tuesday night comedy block before returning hits New Girl and The Mindy Project, as well as army comedy Enlisted in the late Fall.
Fox has a year to determine when new midseason series Gang Related, Surviving Jack, Us and Them, and Murder Police will figure into its schedule. The other big news? Fox chairman Kevin Reilly also confirmed that 24 will be back, running in a "limited series" of 12 episodes in the Summer of 2014.
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NBC has announced its Fall 2013 schedule, and while The Voice will dominate a lot of the network's weekly primetime slots, several new series will be moving into the coveted Thursday-night lineup. Welcome to the Family, Sean Saves the World, and The Michael J. Fox Show will all be following Parks and Recreation on Thursday evening — a night that will now be capped off by returning family drama Parenthood. You'll also see that Community is missing from the schedule, but rest assured that it's been renewed, but NBC hasn't figured out when it will air just yet.
Midseason additions include About a Boy, an adaptation based on Nick Hornby's popular novel, which is moving into a Tuesday-night spot, followed by The Family Guide. John Malkovich's pirate series Crossbones will inhabit the Friday-night spot come Winter, and three new series will take over Sunday nights once football season ends.
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Community is tonight, and we've missed the Greendale gang so — and this crop of pictures from the premiere reminds us why. There's a sexy, buff Jeff sweeping Britta off her feet, Dean Pelton in not one but two inappropriate costumes, and if you're not enticed yet, there's also the fact that the first episode is going to be Hunger Games-themed! Get a peek of that, and the rest of the pictures, now.
By now, the freshman class of new TV series have all premiered, and their respective networks have already started making decisions on whether to keep them or cut them. The CW's medical drama Emily Owens, M.D.. If you're trying to keep up with all the cancellation and pickup news, we have an easy guide right here. Click through to see what shows have been given the axe or a first season, or if they're still awaiting their fate.
Emily Owens, M.D. is one of the few Fall shows whose fate was still up in the air, but now we have its official status: the show has been canceled by The CW. The series, which had the lowest ratings of any new show this Fall, will get to air all 13 of the episodes already shot, but that'll be the end of the endearing drama starring Mamie Gummer. Emily Owens, M.D. is the only show The CW canceled this season, having given fellow freshman dramas Arrow and Beauty and the Beast full season pickups.
News about Fall's freshmen shows has been mostly positive, with few shows getting canceled — until recently. Earlier this week, CBS canceled Partners, and now ABC has followed suit, canceling both 666 Park Avenue and Last Resort. ABC recently gave Nashville and Neighbors full-season pickups, but the low-rated supernatural series and military drama were not so lucky. ABC will still air the rest of the episodes of 666 Park Avenue and Last Resort, completing their 13-episode cycles.
This calls for a celebration! ABC has given freshman series Nashville a full-season order. The soapy primetime show starring Hayden Panettiere and Connie Britton as two sparring country divas has been one of the most well-reviewed new series of 2012, earning praise in particular for its slate of original music. The renewal should come as no surprise to TV fans, as it has been very successful with viewers in its Wednesday night time slot, even beating out veteran ratings winner CSI, which airs at the same time. Have you been watching Nashville? Are you excited to see more of Rayna and Juliette?
The excitement of Fall TV premieres has been quelled, and a few shows have already been canceled, but a handful have been given full-season orders. In these crucial times, I'm wondering which new series you've been watching. In no particular order, my top picks of the new crop are Nashville, Ben and Kate, The Mindy Project, and Elementary, but what are yours? Are you addicted to Arrow? Is Chicago Fire the best new drama on TV? Let us know below which new shows you're obsessed with this season.
