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In addition to the new shows that have already debuted — including "The Black Donnellys" and "The Winner" — the networks are premiering all sorts of series for the spring, including David E. Kelley's latest project, "The Wedding Bells." Which one are you most excited about? Photo courtesy of Fox What New Midseason TV Show Are You Most Excited About? The Wedding Bells The Read more
The CW is the latest network to unveil their Fall TV lineup and this morning network executives were joined in NYC by some of their biggest stars: Rachel Bilson, Nina Dobrev, in Dolce & Gabbana, and Ian Somerhalder. Rachel's Hart of Dixie is coming back for a second season in its Tuesday time slot while Nina and Ian's Vampire Diaries is also retuning to its 9 p.m. Thursday home. A few CW Read more
Come Fall, the only recognizable thing about The CW's schedule will be The Vampire Diaries. Everything else is getting a major overhaul. While the network is keeping a lot of their series, nearly all of them are shifting times or days. 90210 is moving to Mondays, bumping Gossip Girl back an hour; Hart of Dixie will now be on Tuesdays before the new show Emily Owens, M.D.; and Supernatural has Read more
It's that time of the year again! It's Upfronts Week and that means the networks are unveiling their Fall schedules. NBC has already revealed its lineup and now Fox has given us a peek at what their new season will look like. Glee will be moving to Thursdays while several new shows will be debuting. New medical drama The Mob Doctor will be sliding into the Monday slot currently occupied by House Read more
NBC has had mostly good tidings for fans of its comedies so far, renewing 30 Rock and Community, and now it's also given additional seasons to Parks and Recreation, Whitney, and Up All Night. However, we've also got some cancellation news to report: Are You There, Chelsea, Awake, Bent, and Best Friends Forever have all gotten the ax. All four shows were midseason entrants, and I'm not terribly Read more
There's a major game-changer on this week's Game of Thrones, as the many kings of Westeros continue to prepare for the next battle. Melisandre's recent birth has some major consequences and even Bran becomes part of rallying the troops. Things also take an interesting turn for Arya, and Catelyn makes an unexpected alliance. Despite one major plot point, this episode isn't my favorite; it seems Read more
We're several episodes into TV's midseason shows, so since we've gotten a taste of the new stuff, it's time to weigh in: which have you hooked? I've been tuning in to Perfect Couples, since it falls between two of my favorite Thursday night series (Community and The Office!), and Mr. Sunshine is a regular pick since it conveniently piggybacks with Modern Family. While they haven't earned a spot Read more
Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, premiering tonight, is a latecomer to the midseason TV schedule, but it's got a promising cast (especially if you love '90s TV). Starring Krysten Ritter as the titular "B," the show follows her and her new roommate, small-town June (Dreama Walker), who's just moved to New York City. The cast also features James Van Der Beek, who's playing a version of Read more
We brought you all of the details on midseason TV from the Winter TCA, where stars of new and returning shows gave us the inside scoop on what to watch. That's not all — we've also been reviewing all of the new shows so you know what's worth checking out. There's a lot to sift through, so here's the lowdown on shows like Touch, Alcatraz, and many more. Photos courtesy of Fox and NBC Read more
NBC's comedy Bent is part of their new midseason lineup, and it stars Amanda Peet and David Walton as two people who can't really stand each other — and obviously become love interests. The half-hour show is set in Venice Beach, and the tone is as relaxed as the beach town setting. If you want to know whether Bent is something you'll want to tune in to before tonight's premiere, my pilot scoop Read more
