Nice to see Matthew Perry finally getting a hit after all this time.

So happy about Code Black. I really enjoyed it.

Delighted about Code Black, possibly my favourite new show from the last lot

Rush Hour cancelled

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/05/new...ook-promo.html
Promos of FOX's new shows

24:Legacy looks worth a watch. I must admit I quite liked the Lethal Weapon trailer as well.

APB definitely looks interesting.

Making History has got cancelled written all over it.

The Mick surprised me actually - didn't really think much of the premise but the trailer actually looks quite good.

Didn't bother with the rest of them.

Not a big surprise!

Should be a warning to Lethal Weapon

The rate networks are cancelling stuff there won't be any shows to watch lol.

Not really as they have shows to replace them.

Ok so my view on fox's promos

I won't be watching 24 Legacy. The original show was never my type of show anyway and I don't normally like television shows that are centred around terrorism. It's just not a subject I like.

Star looks like something that has been done before and it hardly screams original but it looks good and I can't wait for it. I am a sucker for a musical drama.

The Exorcist looks great. I love a good horror but i have my doubts and I am already calling it out as a future cancellation. Premature, i know. But that's my instinct. I just can't see how they can stretch this one story out over 10 episodes. I really can't. I can see audiences becoming rather bored instantly.

APB - This looks ok, i suppose. Kinda different. I don't have a lot to say really. Gives me a slight POI vibe.

Pitch - This looks and feels more like a movie. Not an on going series. Doesn't scream a hit to me.

Shots fired is something that is very relevant and topical right now. The plot and whole the feel of the trailer felt like I was watching a trailer for the next season of American Crime. I think the series could be really special and hard hitting, but only if it remains as a one off series.

Lethal Weapon is essentially this season's Rush Hour, but less comedic. I feel very little for this.

Son Of Ziorn - This looks better than it sounds. It's different and unusual. It will either be a big flop or a dark horse of the television season.

The Mick - Looks promising. But i feel maybe the trailer makes the show look funnier than it really is

Making History - Looks incredible and the cast seems really strong. I haven't felt this excited about a FOX comedy in a very long time

I think overall, FOX have a weak line up and they could do better following the awful season they have had.

Glad CM BB got renewed. Was this late being renewed and if so does that mean unless ratings improve it won't get 3rd season?

I don't see how it being late renewed affects it's chances of a thirdseason. But i wouldn't say it was late being renewed anyway. Especially as CBS have yet to announce their schedule.

Nice to see time travel at the forefront again

Yes, it is very much the theme. Even bigger this year than it was in 2028.

I did quite like the sit com Making History though not sure a show that will inevitably have Brits as the brutal baddies is going to be an easy sell in the UK to networks or viewers.

Bit like trying to sell Allo Allo to the Nazis I guess.

ABC shedule

Monday

8 p.m. “Dancing With the Stars”
10 p.m. “Conviction”

Tuesday

8 p.m. “The Middle” (new timeslot)
8:30 p.m. “American Housewife” (formerly “The Second Fattest Housewife in Westport”)
9 p.m. “Fresh Off the Boat” (new timeslot)
9:30 p.m. “The Real O’Neals” (new timeslot)
10 p.m. “Agents of SHIELD” (new timeslot)

Wednesday

8 p.m. “The Goldbergs” (new timeslot)
8:30 p.m. “Speechless”
9 p.m. “Modern Family”
9:30 p.m. “Black-ish”
10 p.m. “Designated Survivor”

Thursday

8 p.m. “Grey’s Anatomy”
9 p.m. “Notorious”
10 p.m. “How to Get Away with Murder”

Friday

8 p.m. “Last Man Standing”
8:30 p.m. “Dr. Ken”
9 p.m. “Shark Tank”
10 p.m. “20/20”

Saturday

8 p.m./5 PT: “Saturday Night Football”

Sunday

7 p.m. “America’s Funniest Home Videos”
8 p.m. “Once Upon a Time”
9 p.m. “Secrets and Lies”
10 p.m. “Quantico”

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/05/abc...-schedule.html
Interesting changes. I personally think FOTB is much more worthy of being moved to wednesday. But ABC clearly want Speechless to succeed by placing it there instead. I don't see how moving FOTB to an hour later will make a difference.

I think they have given Conviction, Designated Survivor and Notorious decent slots

I worry for BB9 though now, up against The Middle and one would presume NCIS unless CBS change tomorrow though i would be surprised if they change that.

Some additional notes from ABC President Channing Dungey, who spoke to reporters about the schedule:

- Scandal will replace Notorious at 9pm on Thursdays come midseason, while the current plan is to place The Catch at 10pm once How to Get Away With Murder ends its third season.

- New drama Time After Time will replace Secrets and Lies at 9pm on Sundays once it finishes its ten-episode second season, which Dungey describes as "closed" and "even better than the first."

- Still Star-Crossed, which will air at some point in midseason, was always intended to be placed there. Dungey didn't rule out the show finding a place on Thursday nights.

- Dungey describes The Middle as a "fantastic anchor show" and is very excited to build a new comedy block around it on Tuesdays. That new block has been opened up as ABC are very proud of their comedy line-up, and looking at their development, it "seemed to make sense."

- High praise for Kiefer Sutherland-starring Designated Survivor, calling it "a really cinematic hour of television."

- Production studios for both Castle and Nashville were looking for the best creative and financial reasons for an ninth and fifth season of the shows, respectively. ABC were looking for what fit best on their schedule, and in the end, the future for ABC "did not necessarily lie in those shows."

- Dungey calls When We Rise, an eight-episode limited series set for February 2017, a "powerful" drama.

- Agents of SHIELD's move to 10pm is "less about moving [it there], and more about being the right moment to open up a new [two hour comedy block]." Dungey says that the move will allow SHIELD to do some potentially darker things.

- Sticking with Marvel, ABC "are in extensive conversations with Marvel. We're very excited about a few things we have in development." There is "nothing definitive as yet," however.

- ABC are redeveloping pilots The Jury and Pearl, but have no plans at present to order any more pilots to series.

"Agents of Shield" has moved around a bit, when it first started it was shown at 7pm (Central) making it difficult to get home to see, then moved to 8pm (Central) and now 9pm

Finally Secrets and Lies S2 I really enjoyed the first series Juliette Lewis is brilliant

The wrap up movie for HBO's Looking has been confirmed to air July 23rd.

NBC have confirmed The Good Place will only have 13 episodes with no plans for a back up order. NBC have also confirmed that the Blacklist spin-off will only have eight episodes.

Star feels like Empire 2.0 but it's the only new series from FOX I'm tempted to watch. Trailer sold the show well for me.

I still don't feel we needed a Prison Break revival but the trailer was good.

24: Legacy looks bad but I'll give at least the first episode a go.

Making History looks like daft fun. Amusing enough.

Not bothering with Taken, Lethal Weapon or The Exorcist. All three look like they're instant cancelation fodder.

Showtime has cancelled House of Lies, given Kristen Bell's doing The Good Place, it's not too surprising but it leaves Showtime with Episodes as their only comedy and that's also ending.

Designated Survivor trailer- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_f1v0Nx5Sw looks tense but more than a little like 24.

The Exorcist show can't possibly last more than one season can it?