Kristin Brzoznowski

The prime-time slate for FOX's 2021-22 season sees 9-1-1 on Monday nights, paired with newcomer The Big Leap, while 9-1-1: Lone Star moves to midseason.

NBC's 2021-22 year-round programming strategy places dominant dramas in the fall, doubles down on comedies in midseason and pairs unscripted shows with tentpole events.

ABC has given series orders to the comedies Abbott Elementary, Maggie and The Wonder Years, along with the drama Queens.

The CW Network will expand its prime-time schedule for the 2021-22 season to include Saturday, becoming a full seven-day-a-week broadcast network for the first time in its history.

NBCUniversal Television and Streaming has ramped up the slates of its cable portfolio with new programming across Bravo, E!, Oxygen, SYFY, Universal Kids and USA Network.

The comedy-drama series The Game has been ordered to series by Paramount+ with original cast members Wendy Raquel Robinson (Insecure) and Hosea Chanchez (Black Lightning) reprising their roles.

Amid ongoing issues surrounding diversity within the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), NBC has said that it will not air the Golden Globes next year.

NBC has added to its summer lineup the competition game show Ultimate Slip ‘N Slide, inspired by the classic backyard slide.

Little Dot Studios, an All3Media company, has appointed John Holdridge as managing director for the U.S.

Tubi has unveiled its original content rollout strategy of stand-alone feature-length Tubi Originals to begin debuting this fall.