Similar to what we shared last Spring, here are the updated PODS for the TV industry in 2021.
Hollywood experienced shakeups the likes of which have never been seen.
Here is a breakdown of the television mandates for networks, cable and streamers for the 2020-2021 season.
The new show from the former head co-writers of “Saturday Night Live” stars Drew Tarver, Heléne Yorke, Molly Shannon & Ken Marino.
Comedy Central is premiering a new weekly series, The President Show, starring and created by comedian Anthony Atamanuik as President Trump.
Trailer Park Boys creator Mike Clattenburg and Mike O’Neill have set new comedy Crawford at Comedy Central and Canada’s CBC. The 13 episode series would debut in late 2017.
Starz renews Ash vs Evil Dead for Season 3 while Comedy Central gives @Midnight with Chris Hardwick a 40-week pickup, taking it through 2017.
Comedy Central has given the green light to Detroiters, a new comedy series created by and starring Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson. The series is being executive produced by Lorne Michaels through his Broadway Video and Jason Sudeikis.
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Our Complete Paleyfest 2015 Coverage of the Comedy Central Panel!
A round-up of the week’s TV news!
A round-up of the week’s TV news!
A recap of the week’s TV News!
A recap of the week’s TV news!
A recap of the week’s TV news!
A recap of the week’s TV news!
A recap of the week’s TV news!
A recap of this week’s TV news!
A recap of today’s television renewals and pick-ups!
A full recap of the day’s sales, pick-ups, attachments, exits, deals and more as the 2012 pilot season approaches!
A full recap of the day’s sales, pick-ups, attachments, exits, deals and more as the fall season is now in motion!
A full recap of Sales, Pick-ups, Attachments, Exits, Deals, Renewals, Cancellations & More, as the Fall season swings in motion.
A recap of the latest Sales, Pick-ups, Attachments, Exits, Deals, Renewals, Cancellations & More.
Comedy Central Goes to the web for new laughs, TV Land readies another original series, while CMT kills one, Law & Order: SVU adds a showrunner, and Aaron Sorkin adds another piece to his cable series on HBO.
BBC takes a step back in time for a new period drama, Comedy Central lines up an action/comedy with David Gordon Green & Danny McBride, HBO makes it official with Tea Leoni, and another once-upon-a-cancelled Fox animation thrives again.
Comedy Central decided to follow the Evil Genius, while HBO likes the Reds, and Lizzie Borden, and Fox decides you’re going to need to wait another 6 months for time traveling dinosaur tales from Steven Spielberg.
A&E greenlights a PI drama, CBS grabs a supernatural cop drama, as well as an assistant comedy, Comedy Central revives a dormant Spike pilot, MTV brings us back to 1993 with some B&B, NBC picks up a new “inception-like” spec from Lone Star creator, adds a Brit reboot, a cheaters love story, and an Arrested Development style laugher. Meanwhile, NCIS gets a renewal, Chase doesn’t, and CBS and Comedy Central add directors to their pilots.
ABC looks to reboot a classic, and a Packaged Deal, CBS is ready for some Go Time, Comedy Central finally realizes you are Not Normal, NBC finds some Consulting Adults and Playboys, Showtime builds a house of Lies and USA is stuck Awake. Meanwhile, Love Bites loses four, and Temple Hill snags a 2/7.
Comedy Central snags Another “Untitled” comedy, CW eyes another comic book turned TV series, Disney XD continues adding live-action to it’s slate, and NBC nips the Chase by 4.
ABC reunites with one of the minds behind Lost, and an oscar winner to return to the Civil War, Comedy Central looks for some animated comedy with the Shadowmachine, while NBC makes a version of “House” but with a shrink, while Disney renews one of their live-action series, and Cartoon Network kills one of theirs, and Caprica gets a final sendoff with all of their unaired episodes… but for one day only.