CBS is set to launch its fall schedule this year with Thursday Night Football on September 15. A night of comedies are up next including Kevin Can Wait starring Kevin James and Man With A Plan with Matt LeBlanc.
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Aleister Arcane is the next comic headed to the big screen as Jim Carrey and Eli Roth team up for the adaptation. Jon Croker will write the script and Carrey is set to star and executive produce.
TLC’s first script series Too Close To Home has set its cast and tapped Heather Locklear for a guest starring role. The drama is written, directed, and produced by Tyler Perry.
Hunters attempts to tackle major themes in “Telegraph” but the lackluster storytelling of the first ten episodes keeps these themes from resonating at all as the day of the purge finally arrives.
ABC’s critically acclaimed American Crime has signed up Regina King for season three. The actress was nominated for an Emmy for her performance in the first season and is in contention again this year for season two.
Disney’s smash hit Frozen continues to grow as the company unveiled today Frozen Northern Lights. It’s a new collection of books, animated shorts from Lego, and digital extensions.
Halfire Entertainment and CBC’s miniseries Alias Grace will stream globally on Netflix. The series is written and produced by Sarah Polley and directed by Mary Harron.
The CW is making some new changes to their show’s streaming availability. The network is finalizing a new deal with Netflix to shorten the window for seasons to be released on the site to two weeks.
Sony Pictures has put Ghostbusters: Ecto Force on their television slate. The original film’s director Ivan Reitman will oversee the new show which is looking at a 2018 debut.
London-based production company Ink Factory has signed up to finance and produce Hotel Artemis. The thriller is being compared to Ex Machina, Drive, and Looper.
When Jacob discovers clues to a mystery that spans different worlds and times, he finds Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. But the mystery and danger deepen as he gets to know the residents and learns about their special powers.
Studiocanal has acquired Paddington and Company and the Copyrights Group, giving them complete ownership of nearly all the Paddington Bear brand worldwide.
Armando Iannucci’s The Death Of Stalin has added Rupert Friend to the cast. He joins previously cast Steve Buscemi, Simon Russell Beale, and Paddy Considine.
A series inspired by the 1973 film of the same title written by Michael Crichton about a futuristic theme park populated by artificial beings.
Outlander serves up a familiar plot of “catch and release” with Jamie and Claire but delivers a few major reveals, with a satisfying conclusion to events from Paris in “Vengeance Is Mine”.
A camera crew catches up with David Brent, the former star of the fictional British series The Office, as he now fancies himself a rockstar on the road.
The CW has announced the premiere dates for their fall premieres with The Flash and No Tomorrow kicking things off on October 4.
Working Title has tapped Judi Dench to star as Queen Victoria in Victoria And Abdul. Stephen Frears is set to direct the period drama.
Action thriller Smart Chase: Fire & Earth has landed Orlando bloom to star. He will also co-produce the film through his newly launched BlissBloom Productions.
Conjuring 2 star Verga Farmiga has found her next starring role in The Commuter. She joins previously cast Liam Neeson in the thriller to be directed by Jaume Collet-Serra.
Wilmer Valderrama is joining NCIS in as a series regular for season 14 in a move to help fill the void left by the exit of Michael Weatherly.
Village Roadshow Pictures Asian and Heyi Pictures are signing up to co-produce and co-finance the Jackie Chan-starring Bleeding Steel.
BBC America’s hit series Orphan Black has won itself a fifth and final season. The current season is approached its finale, with the new episodes set to premiere in 2017.
We’re three months away from fall premieres but the networks are ready to start building momentum now, with Fox joining NBC in releasing their fall premiere schedule.
Tyler Hoechlin is set to fly as Superman/Clark Kent in a recurring role during season two of Supergirl. The character communicated with Kara Danvers throughout the first season and even briefly flew to National City.
Nicole Kidman is in talks to join Colin Farrell in The Killing Of A Sacred Deer. The psychological thriller is written and directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, who recently worked with Farrell on The Lobster.
Howard Storm’s novel My Descent Into Death has been optioned by Alcon Entertainment with Jinder Ho set to pen the adaptation.
Grindhouse-inspired series Blood Drive has tapped Christina Ochoa to star. The series has a 13 episode straight-to-series order from Syfy.
The CW has set up its full cast for its upcoming MadTV reboot. Cast members include Jeremy Howard, Adam Ray, Carlie Craig, Chelsea Davison, Amir K, Lyric Lewis, Piotr Michael, and Michelle Ortiz.
NBC has revealed the premiere dates for their fall schedule which will begin mid-September. Among the series are This Is Us, The Good Place, and Parks and Recreation.
