The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
“Overexposed”
June 9, 2021
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Hugh Grant trolls Boris Johnson on his way out the door.
‘She Hulk: Attorney at Law’ is supposedly the antithesis of a superhero story, but I’m not buying it.
UPDATED WITH DATES: What You’ll Be Watching on The CW This Fall
Welcome back to a proper Upfronts season, the moment when network TV reveals all their secret plans for the fall television season (such as it is anymore). In the wake of a destructive pandemic and in the face of the inevitable takeover of streaming, networks are playing it safer and safer: canceling fewer shows, ordering fewer comedies, and greenlighting familiar titles.
Our final entry is The CW, which, thanks to an unprecedented purge of shows, is introducing the largest slate of new programs: 5 new fall series, and 2 midseason shows. Of those 5 fall series, two are spinoffs of popular CW series, one is a ridiculous reality series, and two are Canadian series they’ve imported. It’s a weird mix, but what else would you expect from The CW?
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John Oliver has had enough of these creepy dolls that keep washing up on Texas beaches
‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’: Bottoms Up
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
“Sutton’s Gotta Give”
June 2, 2021
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Happy Independence Day. I guess.
Fireworks, ‘Boo, Bitch,’ ‘Maggie,’ ‘Moonhaven’ and everything else you don’t want to miss on TV this week
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Big Brother (CBS)
UPDATED WITH DATES: What You’ll Be Watching on NBC This Fall
Welcome back to a proper Upfronts season, the moment when network TV reveals all their secret plans for the fall television season (such as it is anymore). In the wake of a destructive pandemic and in the face of the inevitable takeover of streaming, networks are playing it safer and safer: canceling fewer shows, ordering fewer comedies, and greenlighting familiar titles.
NBC is a great example of this, having ordered only three new series (so far); two of which are sequels to popular 80s titles, and the other helmed by a familiar name in the business. NBC still has a pretty lengthy list of pilots they are considering for the midseason, so stay tuned.
This post will be updated with trailers and premiere dates as they become available.
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UPDATED WITH DATES: What You’ll Be Watching on CBS This Fall
Welcome back to a proper Upfronts season, the moment when network TV reveals all their secret plans for the fall television season (such as it is anymore). In the wake of a destructive pandemic and in the face of the inevitable takeover of streaming, networks are playing it safer and safer: canceling fewer shows, ordering fewer comedies, and greenlighting familiar titles.
CBS, like everyone else, is playing it safe. They’ve ordered four new scripted series — all one-hour dramas — two of which are traditional procedurals. The other two are more playful dramedies, but nothing is breaking new ground here. In fact, the most surprising addition to the fall lineup is a reality reimagining of a television classic.
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