Season 2, Episode 12 – In the season finale, we find out the fates of Katie and Greg, Carol, and Chuck.
Season 2, Episode 12 – Carol tries her hand at TV journalism while Chuck copes with suspension and Katie tries to get Greg to make a decision.
Season 2, Episode 11 – Greg and Katie try to fight their feelings, Carol tries to get a paying job, and Chuck and the gang try to fight a lawsuit against the network.
Season 2, Episode 10 – Katie competes with Cat to prove who is the right match for Greg while Chuck tries to prove that he’s an unbiased reporter.
Season 2, Episode 9 – Carol and Katie deal with break ups and Chuck gets into a spat with Justin.
Season 2, Episodes 7-8 – Carol discovers the wrongs of her Christmas ways and Chuck finally realizes he’s racist and sexist in these hilarious back-to-back episodes.
Season 2, Episode 6 – Relationships are questioned in this week’s hilarious episode.
Season 2, Episode 5 – Frightful fun and laughs abound in this hilarious Halloween episode.
Season 2, Episode 4 – The show adds a little more reliability to its characters in this week’s episode that addresses assumptions.
Season 2, Episode 3 – In a very topical third episode of the second season, the show’s comedic stylings shine as the team takes on sexual harassment in the workplace.
Season 2, Episode 2 – The show embraces parody in a really strong second episode, but Diana and Portia still outshine the rest of the cast.
Season 2, Episode 1 – While the show still defines its voice, the episode promises a funny second season is in store.
The peacock network has set their fall premiere dates with the week of September 25 kicking off a week of new seasons. Will & Grace revival will take its place, unsurprisingly, in the heart of NBC’s Thursday night lineup with the 9pm slot.
Season 1, Episode 9-10 – It’s time to say goodbye to Great News, but not forever—the show will be returning in the fall. These last two episodes prove that NBC was absolutely right to renew it, as they prove that it can sustain a story throughout several episodes.
Season 1, Episode 7-8 – Great News delivers its funniest two episodes of the season, with “The Red Door” being a near perfect half hour of comedy ending with some of the show’s biggest laughs yet. This promising show seems to have finally hit its stride.
The peacock network is working hard to bring Must See TV back to Thursday nights as we see in the schedule for released for this fall. The Will & Grace revival will take its place kickstarting Thursdays where it will be joined by Great News and the sophomore season of breakout hit This is Us.
Season 1, Episode 5-6 – Great News continues to be enjoyable, especially for a network comedy, but it’s over halfway through the season and it hasn’t completely found its footing yet. The ensemble gets a chance to shine this week, but Katie remains the weakest link.
Season 1, Episode 3-4 – Chuck continues to be the MVP of Great News, as the show delivers two amusing, but uneven episodes. Katie’s character needs some improvement, but the show’s capable of absurdly hilarious moments.
Season 1, Episode 1-2 – Great News premiered this week with a promising two episodes. While the 30 Rock comparisons are inevitable, as the shows share an executive producer (Tina Fey), writer (creator Tracey Wigfield), and a similar setting, Great News is strong enough to stand on its own.
After a long hiatus for many series, 2017 is bringing back favorites and debuting new series in a search for the next watercooler hit. The Tracking Board has you covered with a guide to every premiere and return date for Spring 2017.
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