Great news for all of those who enjoy Fox’s “Rosewood”: It’s not going anywhere in the near future. Today, it was confirmed that the Morris Chestnut series has been picked up for a full season, and it therefore is not going to have anything to worry about some time. In a statement, Fox Entertainment President […]
There has been a rather interesting intersection as of late between politics and television; can you really be all that surprised that Donald Trump is at the center of it? Throughout debate season, the business mogul / lightning rod of controversy has criticized multiple networks for their handling of debates. He made his thoughts on […]
Yes, we are firmly now at that time where we have to make as many different excuses as possible for the wide array of programs that have suffered big drops … and we begin today with “Sleepy Hollow.” The Tom Mison series started out low this season despite promising to change things up, but Thursday […]
Fox wants more scripts – Specifically, we’re talking about “Grandfathered” and “The Grinder.” Six more episodes are going to be written for commission, which brings the overall total up to 19 each. Even though the ratings for neither show are necessarily spectacular, there is a strong motivation for why Fox would want to do this: Look […]
Arrow, Code Black, Empire, Rosewood
It’s a little early to start proclaiming “how the mighty have fallen” when it comes to “Empire,” but at the moment, it is at least clear that the show is moving from uber-hit to just “hit” status in its second season. The great news is that Wednesday night’s new episode drew a 4.6 rating in […]
A funny thing happened during Sunday night’s episode of “The Leftovers,” and it is something that is rare after spending years watching a very large percentage of relevant TV programming: Tears, and not just the season 1 variety where they came because the show pretty much forced them on us. There were moments of beauty in seeing […]
CBS changes things up – Remember the notion that “Angel From Hell” would be premiering on CBS in November, after the conclusion of Thursday Night Football? Well, times are changing, and this angel is heading back to February. The network has confirmed that the Jane Lynch – Maggie Lawson series is being pushed replaced by the […]
Chicago Fire, Scream Queens, The Muppets
It is becoming increasingly difficult at the moment to stand out in a crowded field, especially when you are a show that has been around for longer than a year or two. How do you prevent something as potentially inevitable as viewer erosion? Luckily, “Chicago Fire” on NBC has figured out a way to make […]
Fresh Off the Boat, The Mysteries of Laura
While there are some shows that get picked up for a second season, you cannot assume that it is automatically for a full season. This is the situation that both “The Mysteries of Laura” and “Fresh Off the Boat” got themselves into thanks to concerns over their ratings, but we have some more news now […]
Harry Connick Jr. heading to daytime – We begin today’s edition of TV Quick Hits by giving you at least a little bit of a sense of what Harry Connick Jr. has planned for himself following the end of “American Idol.” NBCUniversal Domestic Television Distribution is working with Connick on a syndicated daytime variety show entitled […]
