TVLine Items: Final Best Friends and Gentleman Episodes to Air, Borgias Renewed and More!
NBC and CBS have scheduled the remaining episodes of two axed comedies, Best Friends Forever and How to Be a Gentleman, respectively. READ MORE
NBC and CBS have scheduled the remaining episodes of two axed comedies, Best Friends Forever and How to Be a Gentleman, respectively. READ MORE
Mandy Moore has once again found a home at ABC.
The onetime Grey’s Anatomy and Scrubs guest star has scored the lead in Us and Them, a single-camera project which has landed at the Alphabet net. READ MORE
CBS’ How to Be a Gentleman is on the move, relocating to Saturdays at 8/7c, beginning Oct. 15, the network announced late Friday.
Taking over the Thursdays-at-8:30 time slot is … READ MORE
How to Be a Gentleman might be muttering a few coarse words this morning. Although CBS’ new Thursday comedy debuted to a solid 9 million total viewers and 2.7 demo rating, that nonetheless marks a 30 percent drop from what the infamous $#*! My Dad Says did in the plum aprés-Big Bang Theory 8:30 slot a year ago.
Some of Thursday’s other freshman fare fared similarly. READ MORE
The Fall TV season is right around the corner folks, so some tough viewing choices are coming. Let’s get thinking about them, shall we? READ MORE & VOTE FOR WHAT YOU’LL BE WATCHING
CBS is the fourth network (following The CW, Fox and ABC) to release its fall TV premiere plan, and the 23rd cycle of reality juggernaut Survivor will kick things off on Wednesday, Sept. 14.
The Eye Net is giving its buzzy new sitcom 2 Broke Girls a special sneak preview behind the high-profile Ashton Kutcher-headlined relaunch of Two and a Half Men on Sept. 19 (delaying the return of …READ MORE & VIEW DATES
The networks have unveiled their lineups for the 2011-12 TV season, and this is your “snapshot” guide to all of the shiny and new dramas, comedies and (not too many) reality series that will be coming your way. (For the short-term memory-deficient, cancellations can be found here.) CHECK OUT FALL’S NEW SHOWS!
With the fewest new shows of any network going into the 2011-12 TV season (detailed here), CBS is once again sticking with what they know: quirky-character comedies, and a few medical and cop dramas. READ MORE & WATCH FALL PREVIEWS
CBS is adding some Drama to its comedy pilot How to Be a Gentleman. …READ MORE