Fox is the latest broadcast network to unveil its schedule for the 2014-15 TV season, and here are the big headlines: Batman origin tale Gotham has landed the Monday lead-off spot; the ever-reslient Bones is relocating to Thursdays; and the network is shaking up its Sunday animation block by adding two live-action comedies (including Brooklyn Nine-Nine).
Also of note: The final season of Glee is being held until midseason, event series Gracepoint (aka the American Broadchurch) will follow Bones on Thursdays; and reality series, er, “social experiment” Utopia will air two original episodes a week — Tuesdays at 8/7 and Fridays at 9/8c.
On tap for midseason are the Rainn Wilson-fronted Backstrom, animated comedy Bordertown, hip-hop drama Empire, action-adventure Hieroglyph, Will Forte sitcom The Last Man on Earth, limited series Wayward Pines, Becki Newton’s Weird Loners, as well as returning series American Idol, The Following and the aforementioned Glee.
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All told, the Fox schedule looks like this; new shows are in CAPS, click for details.
MONDAY
8 pm GOTHAM
9 pm Sleepy Hollow
TUESDAY
8 pm UTOPIA
9 pm New Girl
9:30 pm The Mindy Project
WEDNESDAY
8 pm Hell’s Kitchen
9 pm RED BAND SOCIETY
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THURSDAY
8 pm Bones
9 pm GRACEPOINT
FRIDAY
8 pm Masterchef Junior
9 pm UTOPIA
SATURDAY
Fox Sports Saturday
SUNDAY
7 pm NFL
7:30 pm Bob’s Burgers
8 pm The Simpsons
8:30 pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine
9 pm Family Guy
9:30 pm MULANEY
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