The CW Network is launching its seven-night 2022-23 prime-time schedule in the fall, which sees the addition of The Winchesters, Professionals and Walker Independence, among others.
Read More »U.S. Home Entertainment Spending Up 11 Percent
American consumers spent $8.7 billion on movies and television shows watched at home in the first quarter, an 11 percent year-on-year gain, according to DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group.
Read More »Great Point Studios, Lionsgate to Open 12-Acre Complex in Newark
Great Point Studios and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center have partnered with Lionsgate to build a 12-acre production facility in Newark, New Jersey.
Read More »CBS Dedicates Wednesdays this Fall to Unscripted, Scales Back Comedies
CBS has revealed its 2022-23 prime-time schedule, which features a pared-back comedy block on Thursdays and a Wednesday roster of unscripted series.
Read More »ABC Moves Abbott Elementary, Slates Bachelor in Paradise for Fall
The ABC prime-time schedule for the 2022-23 fall season sees Abbott Elementary moving to Wednesday night, anchoring a comedy block.
Read More »USA Network Unveils Slate of New & Returning Programs
USA Network is further expanding its entertainment and sports programming with an upcoming lineup that includes new unscripted series, returning hits, WWE and exclusive live sporting events.
Read More »NBC Adds Quantum Leap, Lopez vs. Lopez
NBC has added the new drama Quantum Leap to its Monday night schedule for the fall and the new comedy Lopez vs. Lopez to Fridays, building a comedy block.
Read More »FOX Reveals Content Slate for 2022-23 Season
FOX is adding three new dramas, two animated comedies and one unscripted series to its lineup, expanding its content strategy with increased program ownership.
Read More »Marcien Jenckes Tapped to Lead Charter & Comcast JV
Charter Communications and Comcast Corporation have tapped Marcien Jenckes to lead their recently announced streaming platform joint venture.
Read More »E! Expands into Rom-Coms
Revealing its upcoming slate of original series, E! has announced it is expanding into the TV movie genre.
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