Amongst the 12 new shows that NBC has ordered for next season is the Jekyll & Hyde inspired Do No Harm, which hails from writers David Schulner and Universal Television. The medical-drama series has been described as being about a brilliant neurosurgeon who wrestles with his dangerous alter ego that threatens to wreak havoc on his personal and professional life. Want to know more about Do No Harm? TVWise presents a first look at the new series.
Chicago Fire, one of five drama series ordered by NBC for next season, is the latest drama series from prolific producer Dick Wolf. While in development the drama series, which has been given the 10pm time-slot after Law & Order: Special Victims Unit on Wednesday nights, was described as “ER in a firehouse.” Want to know more about Chicago Fire? TVWise presents a first look at the new series.
One of the five new dramas NBC has ordered for next season, JJ Abrams’ Revolution is arguably the most high profile of the lot. The drama series, which hails from Bad Robot and Warner Bros. Television, has been described as a dystopian series in which all technology has ceased to exist. Want to know more about Revolution? TVWise presents a first look at the new series.
Animal Practice is one of seven new comedies ordered by NBC for the 2012 – 2013 TV season. The comedy series, which hails from Universal Television and writers Alex Tanaka and Brian Gatewood, has been described as House set in as veterinary practice. Want to know more about Animal Practice? TVWise presents a first look at the new series.
Amongst the 12 new shows that NBC has ordered for next season is 1600 Penn, the first family comedy from 20th Century Fox Television and writers Josh Gad and Jon Lovett. The comedy series is currently penciled in for a mid-season launch. Want to know more about 1600 Penn? TVWise presents a first look at the new series.
NBC is set to present its new slate of programming to advertisers in New York City tomorrow morning. Ahead of their upfront presentation, NBC has released details of their fall schedule. Of the network’s 12 new shows (7 comedies, 5 dramas), only six will be launching this fall; with 1600 Penn, Do No Harm, Hannibal, Infamous, Next Caller and Save Me being held back for mid-season. On the comedy side, NBC is expanding from 2 comedy blocks a week (on Wednesdays and Thursdays) to four (on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays). Returning comedies 30 Rock, The Office, Parks and Recreation & Up All Night are staying put on Thursdays; while Community and Whitney are moving to Friday nights, where they will serve as the lead in to Grimm. On the drama side, JJ Abrams’ Revolution is getting the coveted post The Voice time-slot on Monday nights and the network is going for a two hour Dick Wolf block on Wednesdays, with Law & Order: SVU leading into freshman drama series Chicago Fire. Notably missing from NBC’s fall schedule is The Biggest Loser and Smash, both of which are also being held back for a mid-season launch.
CBS has renewed veteran procedural CSI: NY for a ninth season.
On the heels of picking up six new series for next season, CBS is cleaning house by cancelling A Gifted Man, CSI: Miami, NYC 22, Rob and Unforgettable.