Sex and the City creator Darren Star is back to New York in this new dramedy pilot, about four female executives, friends since college, who support one another through the trials and tribulations of work, family, and everything else life in New York City throws at them.
The Break-Up Peyton Reed directed this drama pilot. Maid in Manhattan writer Kevin Wade wrote the pilot and is the executive produce alongside Star, Gail Katz and Star's producing partner Suzie Fitzgerald.
Kitchen Confidential's Bonnie Sommerville is set to join Ugly Betty's Lucy Liu, War of the Worlds Miranda Otto and The Importance of Being Earnest Frances O'Connor as the main four successful female executives on this drama series. Bonnie plays Caitlin Dowd, a senior VP for a cosmetic giant. Otto was originally cast as the cosmetics giant but has moved to a different part, Juliet Draper, the COO of a hotel chain. Meanwhile, Lucy Liu was booked as Dylan Mason, one of the quartet. Charmed Julian Ovenden plays Eric Burden, the husband of Zoe Burden played by Frances O'Connor. O'Connor's character is a top investment banker who is struggling to balance her roles as mother, wife and Wall Street whiz.
A new year has begun, and networks are wasting no time in their preparations for the upcoming months. Now's the time for execs and focus groups to weed through long lists of TV pilots, separating the wheat from the chaff and deciding what we'll see on the airwaves come fall. We'll continue to update this list as more potential shows are announced, so come back often to let us know which ones deserve a chance--and which ones should never see the light of day.
Based on the best-selling series of books by James Patterson, Women's Murder Club tells the story of four friends from different walks of life who come together to form a unique murder investigation team. Their jobs as a homicide detective, a medical examiner, a newspaper reporter and an assistant district attorney give them a formidable range of skills, and their strong friendship provides the basis for the teamwork that's necessary to crack each case.
Women's Murder Club was broadcast on ABC, and produced by 20th Century Fox Television and Rat Entertainment. The series aired 13 episodes in total and was canceled on May 12 2008, a day before the airing of the series finale.
Women's Murder Club was broadcast on ABC, and produced by 20th Century Fox Television and Rat Entertainment. The series aired 13 episodes in total and was canceled on May 12 2008, a day before the airing of the series finale.
ABC and ABC Television Studio are bringing Raymond Chandler's private investigator Philip Marlowe back to television in this pilot. The show will take place in modern day Los Angeles and feature Jason O'Mara as Philip Marlowe, described as a "low tech guy unfazed by our high-tech world." In typical Marlowe fashion the episodes are told through Marlowe's first hand narration. Amanda Righetti will also star as Nancy, Marlowe's assistant and possible romantic interest.
Marlowe was created by Carol Wolper and Greg Pruss. The Executive Producers are Carol Wolper, Daniel Blatt, Daniel Pipski, Greg Pruss and Sean Bailey. Jason O'Mara is credited as a Producer and Rob Bowman will direct the pilot.
Marlowe was created by Carol Wolper and Greg Pruss. The Executive Producers are Carol Wolper, Daniel Blatt, Daniel Pipski, Greg Pruss and Sean Bailey. Jason O'Mara is credited as a Producer and Rob Bowman will direct the pilot.
Big Shots is a drama from Warner Brothers Television and ABC about four friends who are up and coming executives.
James is played by Michael Vartan and is the "moral center" of the group. He's married to Stacey, and they've been together since freshman year in college, but their marriage is in trouble. He just found out she was having an affair with his late boss. He relies on his "work wife", Katie, played by Nia Long, to keep him focused in the office.
Dylan McDermott plays Duncan Collinsworth. a cosmetics CEO. He's divorced from Lisbeth, played by Paige Turco, but things aren't completely over. Even though he still seems interested, she knows if she took him back he'd lose interest immediately. They have a 19 year old daughter Cameron (Peyton List), who resents her father for walking out on them.
Christopher Titus plays Brody, a married graduate of Harvard Business School, who spends more time trying to make his wife happy than running his business.
Joshua Malina plays Karl. He's married to Wendy, played by Amy Sloan. They are seeing a marriage counselor, but he has a secret mistress on the side, Marla, played by Jessica Collins. What is he going to do when Marla and Wendy become friends?
More than business associates, these four men are best friends who will be there for each other no matter what.
Jon Harmon Feldman of Reunion has written the pilot and will serve as Executive Producer. Charles McDougal, who also directed the pilot for Desperate Housewives will be the director.
James is played by Michael Vartan and is the "moral center" of the group. He's married to Stacey, and they've been together since freshman year in college, but their marriage is in trouble. He just found out she was having an affair with his late boss. He relies on his "work wife", Katie, played by Nia Long, to keep him focused in the office.
Dylan McDermott plays Duncan Collinsworth. a cosmetics CEO. He's divorced from Lisbeth, played by Paige Turco, but things aren't completely over. Even though he still seems interested, she knows if she took him back he'd lose interest immediately. They have a 19 year old daughter Cameron (Peyton List), who resents her father for walking out on them.
Christopher Titus plays Brody, a married graduate of Harvard Business School, who spends more time trying to make his wife happy than running his business.
Joshua Malina plays Karl. He's married to Wendy, played by Amy Sloan. They are seeing a marriage counselor, but he has a secret mistress on the side, Marla, played by Jessica Collins. What is he going to do when Marla and Wendy become friends?
More than business associates, these four men are best friends who will be there for each other no matter what.
Jon Harmon Feldman of Reunion has written the pilot and will serve as Executive Producer. Charles McDougal, who also directed the pilot for Desperate Housewives will be the director.
American Family follows a modern family who keep up the appearance that they have it all together, but behind closed doors their life is chaotic and full of challenges.
The Sony Pictures Television pilot will be written and executive produced by Jay Scherick and Dave Ronn.
The Sony Pictures Television pilot will be written and executive produced by Jay Scherick and Dave Ronn.
Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim bring us the tale of a San Francisco lawyer who finds out he has prophetic powers and decides to use them for good.
Eli Stone is produced by ABC Television Studio, After Portsmouth and Berlanti Television. Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim are creators and executive producers. Ken Olin is also the executive producer.
Eli Stone was given a thirteen-episode order by ABC on May 11, 2007. The show was renewed for a second season on 12 May 2008.
Eli Stone is produced by ABC Television Studio, After Portsmouth and Berlanti Television. Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim are creators and executive producers. Ken Olin is also the executive producer.
Eli Stone was given a thirteen-episode order by ABC on May 11, 2007. The show was renewed for a second season on 12 May 2008.
Follows a team of Los Angeles paramedics in real time as they save lives while screwing up their own.
24 vets Joel Surnow, Robert Cochran, and Howard Gordon teamed up with Kitchen Confidential's David Hemingson for the creation and executive production of this project.
24 vets Joel Surnow, Robert Cochran, and Howard Gordon teamed up with Kitchen Confidential's David Hemingson for the creation and executive production of this project.
Samantha "Sam" Newly is a corporate executive and hit-and-run victim who awakens after being in a coma for eight days, only to find she has amnesia. With no memories of the past, she must rediscover everything about her life and herself by looking for clues from her past. Sam discovers that she wasn't a very nice person to most people and she is determined to change that. She also discovers that she cheated on her boyfriend Todd (played by Barry Watson) with a married man. Sam even learns that her "accident" was no accident at all, but a failed attempt at someone trying to kill her, but who? Slowly but surely little parts of her start to emerge to the delight of some and to the shock of others. Will she change or will she act like she did before her amnesia? The people that Sam has to rely on aren't all what they appear to be. Sam leans on her parents after she awakens, but has no idea that she hasn't spoken to them in over two years. Sam thinks that Dena is her best friend, but Andrea, her real best friend, lets in be known that Sam and Dena haven't even spoken to each other since the seventh grade. Andrea on the other hand is hiding a lot of Sam's wild past from her, which could be disastrous. And then there is Frank, the door man at Todd's apartment. Up until the accident, Sam had never spoken a word to him, but one days ends up saying hi to him and is shocked to learn how observant he is.
Production companies are ABC Studios & Brillstein-Grey Television.
The show was originally called Sam I Am, but changed to Samantha Be Good because of copyrights issues with Dr. Seuss's estate and his legendary children's book Green Eggs and Ham. It was later changed to Samantha Who?
Production companies are ABC Studios & Brillstein-Grey Television.
The show was originally called Sam I Am, but changed to Samantha Be Good because of copyrights issues with Dr. Seuss's estate and his legendary children's book Green Eggs and Ham. It was later changed to Samantha Who?
This new comedy follows four typical suburban men named Laird, a recently divorced dentist and self proclaimed playboy; Aubrey, who is the sole provider for his family, especially for his wife who is a couch potato; Gracen, a professional mediator, who is all about traditional values and is married to Leila, who is a house flipper; and Dougie, who is the new guy to the group and just married Cindy, as they rant about life, family, money and work as they all carpool to work.
Carpoolers has been produced by Dreamworks Television, ABC Television Studios, Touchstone Television and 3 Arts Entertainment.
Carpoolers has been produced by Dreamworks Television, ABC Television Studios, Touchstone Television and 3 Arts Entertainment.
The Holloways are ten-time winners of their New Mexico town's "family of the year" title...but now a new clan is threatening to take away their crown.
The pilot, written by Grounded for Life's Erica Rivinoja, will be executive produced by Rivinoja and Pam Brady for 20th Century Fox Television.
The pilot, written by Grounded for Life's Erica Rivinoja, will be executive produced by Rivinoja and Pam Brady for 20th Century Fox Television.
This new comedy series uses a mother's point of view to shed light on the lives of a middle-class family in the Midwest.
The Warner Bros. Television pilot was written by Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline, who will also serve as executive producers.
The Warner Bros. Television pilot was written by Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline, who will also serve as executive producers.
A lawyer, Annie (Alyssa Milano of Charmed), and her infant son move from Boston to her hometown of Charleston, SC where she must deal with her eccentric family while adjusting to her new job at her father's law firm.
The Untitled Rina Mimoun Project is created and executive produced by Rina Mimoun (of Everwood and Gilmore Girls) and is produced for television by Warner Bros. Television.
The Untitled Rina Mimoun Project is created and executive produced by Rina Mimoun (of Everwood and Gilmore Girls) and is produced for television by Warner Bros. Television.
When idealistic attorney Nick George's father dies, he ends up taking his father's clients, the Darlings, led by patriarch Tripp. It's not always easy for Nick handling both legal and sometimes illegal matters.
Nick George goes through each episode trying to solve and correct the problems of each of the Darling family members. From fighting siblings to a dishonest husband to dealing with Tripp himself; Nick George certainly has his hands full in Dirty Sexy Money.
The hour-long pilot was penned by Craig Wright and will be executive produced by Wright, Bryan Singer, and Greg Berlanti. The pilot is produced by ABC Television Studio in association with Berlanti Television.
Nick George goes through each episode trying to solve and correct the problems of each of the Darling family members. From fighting siblings to a dishonest husband to dealing with Tripp himself; Nick George certainly has his hands full in Dirty Sexy Money.
The hour-long pilot was penned by Craig Wright and will be executive produced by Wright, Bryan Singer, and Greg Berlanti. The pilot is produced by ABC Television Studio in association with Berlanti Television.
Based on the cult British soap Footballers' Wive$, this remake chronicles the exciting and dangerous lives of three wealthy women, all wives to superstar footballers. Featuring an all-star cast, Football Wives retains the trashy, high-camp drama of the original series, while adding its own unique charm and flare to the premise.
Football Wives was filmed for ABC, and produced by Touchstone Television and Shed Productions. A pilot was shot, but ABC ultimately passed on picking the show up for fall 2007.
Football Wives was filmed for ABC, and produced by Touchstone Television and Shed Productions. A pilot was shot, but ABC ultimately passed on picking the show up for fall 2007.
A woman seeks balance between her life as a single mom and her job as a suburban detective.
Sheree Folkson, who has previously directed episodes for Ugly Betty and Casanova, will be directing the Pilot. ABC Television Studio (formerly Touchstone Television) and Cabloom! are the studios. Michelle and Robert King will be executive producers together with Stu Bloomberg.
Sheree Folkson, who has previously directed episodes for Ugly Betty and Casanova, will be directing the Pilot. ABC Television Studio (formerly Touchstone Television) and Cabloom! are the studios. Michelle and Robert King will be executive producers together with Stu Bloomberg.
This comedy series follows Becky Freeley, a woman working as a guidance counselor at the Glen Ellen High School which she once attended. She tries to help guide the students so that they will cope with high school better than she did. She also interacts with other teachers and Principal Huffy.
Ashton Kutcher, famous for his roles in That 70's Show and as the host of the MTV show Punk'd, will be involved as an executive producer. Other executives will be Mark Hudis, Karey Burke, Jason Goldberg, Gabrielle Allan and Todd Holland. The first episode will be directed by Todd Holland.
7 episodes were ordered by ABC.
Miss Guided has been produced by 20th Century Fox Television and Katalyst Films.
Ashton Kutcher, famous for his roles in That 70's Show and as the host of the MTV show Punk'd, will be involved as an executive producer. Other executives will be Mark Hudis, Karey Burke, Jason Goldberg, Gabrielle Allan and Todd Holland. The first episode will be directed by Todd Holland.
7 episodes were ordered by ABC.
Miss Guided has been produced by 20th Century Fox Television and Katalyst Films.
John and Jane Smith's marriage is not going well. The spark is gone from their marriage and their professional life is taking up most of their time. The only thing that may help their marriage is some action, but their life together is not containing a lot of it. Except, once they are out of the house, both have their own special job -- they are assassins.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith is produced by Fox Television Studio, Dutch Oven Productions and Regency Television. Dave Bartis, Simon Kinberg, and Doug Liman are executive producers. Simon Kinberg and Doug Liman will also write and direct the pilot respectively.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith is produced by Fox Television Studio, Dutch Oven Productions and Regency Television. Dave Bartis, Simon Kinberg, and Doug Liman are executive producers. Simon Kinberg and Doug Liman will also write and direct the pilot respectively.
This romantic comedy shows us the fairy tale-like world of Ned, a man who can bring dead people back to life through the power of his touch. The same touch he must use to "kill" them after no more than a minute or another person will die.
With the help of Emerson, a local PI, Ned uses his ability to solve murder cases and cash in on any rewards. But things get complicated when a murder victim turns out to be Ned's long-lost childhood crush and he decides to break the rules and let her live.
show is created by Bryan Fuller, who has brought us fantasy series such as Wonderfalls and Dead Like Me. The series shares the quick-witted comedy and darker emotions of Fuller's previous shows.
With the help of Emerson, a local PI, Ned uses his ability to solve murder cases and cash in on any rewards. But things get complicated when a murder victim turns out to be Ned's long-lost childhood crush and he decides to break the rules and let her live.
show is created by Bryan Fuller, who has brought us fantasy series such as Wonderfalls and Dead Like Me. The series shares the quick-witted comedy and darker emotions of Fuller's previous shows.
This drama attempts to solve a recently committed crime by scrutinizing each of several suspects' stories.
Adapted from the British series of the same name, this comedy--penned by Arrested Development's Richard Day and Mitch Hurwitz--will follow the foibles and misadventures of a Congress member and his staff.
Executive producers include Hurwitz, Day, Paul Telegdy, and Armando Iannucci. The pilot is produced by Sony Pictures TV and BBC Worldwide.
Executive producers include Hurwitz, Day, Paul Telegdy, and Armando Iannucci. The pilot is produced by Sony Pictures TV and BBC Worldwide.
This new show lets everyday hard working american people live their dreams of one day becoming famous, or just get their fifteen minutes of fame. Depending on what the studio audience thinks.
Donny Osmond hosts The Great American Dream Vote, the game show where contestants face off in front of the studio audience.
There will be several rounds in which one contestant will be voted off by the studio audience, one by one until two contestants remain. It will be up to the viewers at home to decide who gets their dream fulfilled and who has to start packing for home.
Donny Osmond hosts The Great American Dream Vote, the game show where contestants face off in front of the studio audience.
There will be several rounds in which one contestant will be voted off by the studio audience, one by one until two contestants remain. It will be up to the viewers at home to decide who gets their dream fulfilled and who has to start packing for home.
Millions of dollars will be spent as the contestants thrive to find the best way to give back to people while facing twists each week to test their will power and wits. The stakes will raise as the show goes on until finally one person is crowned "The Biggest Giver," in this new heartwarming reality series from Oprah's Harpo Productions.
Three single women decide they're sick of being alone...so they all move in together!
Can a "nice girl" make it big in the world of bloodthirsty corporate sharks? This new comedy aims to find out!
The one thing holding Angela (Jayma Mays Heroes, Ugly Betty) back from her lifetime dream of becoming the vice president of her company by the age of 30, is that she's a nice girl who always puts other persons needs before her owns. And, in this competitive world in which even pregnant women are tough, nice girls always finish last.
The one thing holding Angela (Jayma Mays Heroes, Ugly Betty) back from her lifetime dream of becoming the vice president of her company by the age of 30, is that she's a nice girl who always puts other persons needs before her owns. And, in this competitive world in which even pregnant women are tough, nice girls always finish last.
ABC Studios, 20th Century Fox Television, and Kudos Film and Television co-produced the remake of BBC drama Life on Mars. Executive producers are Jane Featherstone, Steven Garrett, Josh Appelbaum, André Nemec, and Scott Rosenberg.
After being hit by a car while apprehending a murderer in 2008, Det. Sam Tyler (Jason O'Mara) regains consciousness to find himself working as a detective in the 1970s. Life on Mars also stars Harvey Keitel as Lt. Gene Hunt, Michael Imperioli as Det. Ray Carling, Jonathan Murphy as Det. Chris Skelton, and Gretchen Mol as Annie Norris.
ABC aired the first seven episodes of Life on Mars on Thursday night in 2008, then moved the series to Wednesday night in January 2009, airing the final ten episodes. The show finished its run on April 1, 2009. ABC has decided not to continue the show and allow the producers to give it a proper ending.
After being hit by a car while apprehending a murderer in 2008, Det. Sam Tyler (Jason O'Mara) regains consciousness to find himself working as a detective in the 1970s. Life on Mars also stars Harvey Keitel as Lt. Gene Hunt, Michael Imperioli as Det. Ray Carling, Jonathan Murphy as Det. Chris Skelton, and Gretchen Mol as Annie Norris.
ABC aired the first seven episodes of Life on Mars on Thursday night in 2008, then moved the series to Wednesday night in January 2009, airing the final ten episodes. The show finished its run on April 1, 2009. ABC has decided not to continue the show and allow the producers to give it a proper ending.
Think the news is boring? Wait 'til you see the crazy high jinks happening daily in this Phoenix newsroom!
A tough-as-nails investment banker strikes an indelicate balance between career and motherhood.
Cavemen revolves around Joel, his younger brother Andy and best friend Nick. Joel is engaged to Kate. Even though he has some problems with her conservative parents accepting him, he is happy with his life and pursuing the American Dream. The pilot is based on the Geico commercials that claim their service is so easy, "Even a caveman can do it".
The show is a production of ABC Television Studio and Management 360. The show has been given an initial order of 13 episodes by American Broadcasting Company (ABC), but only 6 aired before the show was canceled.
The show is a production of ABC Television Studio and Management 360. The show has been given an initial order of 13 episodes by American Broadcasting Company (ABC), but only 6 aired before the show was canceled.
This upcoming ABC single camera comedy features Jenna Elfman as a sassy book publicist who balances a busy social schedule whilst having to deal with quirky upcoming authors.
The show is being produced by ABC Studios, Darren Star Productions and Sony Pictures Television.
The show is being produced by ABC Studios, Darren Star Productions and Sony Pictures Television.
Matt, a young Democrat with tons of political potential "accidentally" sleeps with Maggie, an 18-year-old congressional page who happens to be the daughter of his boss' biggest enemy. Shortly thereafter, Maggie is assigned to work with Matt.
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"COME WITH ME IF YOU WANT TO LIVE..." Sarah Conner Chronicles sounds awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
I think animals will run or about 3 years, just another animated sitcom, I guess it's gonna replace KOTH and Mr and Mrs. smith seems like the only other good one.
The story of and Tell me You Love me Sounds like something I would love to watch.
that terminator series sounds kick ass
I read a book about a guy that goes to Hollywood to try and blag a writing job. His rubbish idea is about a comedy set in a car - I can not believe they are now making it! The Carpoolers!
Come on people, if you read Grey's anatomy or House summary 3 years ago you would say "another medical show". Or Ugly Betty last year. The list goes on. Summaries say nothing. What matters is how they do it. I for once I'm excited about some of these cause I'm tired of some old ones.
Heres what it would look like...... Sundays: 8/7c Wild At Heart (season1) 9/8c Untitled Maggie Friedman Project (season1) 10/9c Hidden Palms (season2) Mondays: 8/7c Everybody Hates Chris (season2) 8:30/7:30c Hell On Earth (season1) 9/8c America’s Next Top Model (cycle9) 10/9c The Game (season2) 10.30/9.30c M.I.L.F and Cookies (season1) Tuesdays: 8/7c Gossip Girl (season1) 9/8c Gilmore Girls (season8 ) 10/9c I am Paige Armstrong (season1) Wednesdays: 8/7c One Tree Hill (season5) 9/8c The World According To Barnes (season1) 10/9c Veronica Mars (season4) Thursdays: 8/7c Reaper (season1) 9/8c Smallville (season7) 10/9c Supernatural (season3) Fridays: 8/7c Friday Night Smackdown the only show i couldnt make room for is Aliens in America looks like a pretty decent show (i wouldnt mind evaluating Aliens in America and Reaper and seeing which is more fitting for the Thur 8/7c slot - theyre both similarly themed so it wouldnt make much difference)
Heres my 2cents on the CW line up Sunday night: make it fresh with new dramas. Lead in with wild at heart, then the untitled maggie friedman project (which could be the CW's charmed), and close the night with Hidden Palms Monday night: comedy night!! Everybody hates chris, then hell on earth. THEN air ANTM to attrace the female demo, and after that air the game and M.I.L.F Tuesday night: Gilmore Girls, Gossip Girl, and close with I am Paige Armstrong. All shows which in one way or another empower women. Make tuesday nights all about Girly Nights! Wednesday night: TEEN DRAMAS...One Tree Hill, The world According to Barned and Veronica Mars - suitable for both male and female audiences AND the final 2 shows are also crime related Thursday nights: are all about the wierd and supernatural. Lead in with REAPER (if it doesnt do well there always SMALLVILLE afterwards) and close the night with Supernatural (as you have noticed, i wouldnt stop airing at 9/8c but also air a new show at 10/9c....makes sense!!) to me anyway! hope you like - let me know what you think!! :)
I tried imagine how could the CW's schedule look like, if they cancel 7th Heaven, Veronica Mars (this shows I'm sure will be canceled)and the old Girlfriends and boring All of Us (that I want to be canceled). GOD the comedy pilots of the CW rock!!! And I also want to see the Wild at Heart and Reaper!!! So if the CW want to know how to build a great schedule here's mine example: sunday 8:00/7:00c One Tree Hill (season5) 9:00/8:00c Supernatural (season3) monday 8:00/7:00c Everybody Hates Chris (season3) 8:30/7:30c M.I.L.F. and Cookies (season1) 9:00/8:00c Eight Days a Week (season1) 9:30/8:30c The Game (season2) tuesday 8:00/7:00c Gilmore Girls (season8) 9:00/8:00c Wild at Heart (season1) wednesday 8:00/7:00c America’s Next Topmodel (cycle9) 9:00/8:00c Hidden Palms (season2) thursday 8:00/7:00c Smallville (season7) 9:00/8:00c Reaper (season1) friday 8:00/7:00c Friday Night Smackdown! (---)
Oh please God say The Big Bang Theory doesn't get picked up just for the fact that can't-act Kaley Cuoco (Charmed destroyer) is in it. How did she get a role on a pilot anyway? Bribes?
The only one that I voted as a "Might See" was The News from ABC. And that's the best vote I gave any of these listed shows. It just seems to repetitive. I haven't even seen the other channels. I don't know if I want to....
Ohhh come on, stop creating new shows with lawyers, detectives (with supra magical power) crime scenes or medical staff. How creative and original it is.
Hi guys, You are all WAY too early to judge what will be crap and what will not be. These descriptions are not very informative and aren't even good loglines. I'm working on one of those pilots, not going to list which one, but there is a lot more to it than what is described. These summaries are based off random publications - which came up with these descriptions on their own. Trust me, your right, there will be a lot of crap, but do me a favor and wait until you can find out more information about each one before signing off on it. You might be surprised.
I started casting my votes and then stopped when I realized how stupid it was to judge a show based on a postcard description of the concept. I'd never watch a show about 'nothing' (Seinfeld), a show about a believer and skeptic chasing down the unexplained (X-Files) or a show about forensic lab work (CSI). A good show comes down to casting and writing plus some luck. I'll wait for the pilots on the internet to see what is worth a second look.
Why would you cancel Heroes and Ugly Betty? Both the show is extraordinary good and exciting. Ugly Betty is pure fun and drama, whilst Heroes is exciting and action filled. The good show on the pilot list would be Mr. & Mrs. Smith.
With so many new shows, there's got to be a lot cancelled. Hope these shows get cancelled! How I met Your Mother Black Donnellys (just cancelled) Men in Trees Dancing with the stars The New Adventures of Old Christine Heroes Friday Night Lights Jerico Ugly Betty Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Brothers and Sisters What's your wishlist for shows getting cancelled?
A GAGILLION SHOWS and only one show to watch: The Life and Times of Tim, good to see Warner Bros. TV back into prme time animation. Hope it's sucessful. I rather wacth the renewed shows in the fall.
There are some that I will give the benefit of the doubt and watch maybe once to see if they live up to expectation.
Canterbury's Law... title is somewhat reminiscent of Grey's Anatomy, no? Which isn't to say that the premise won't work.
a tv spin off of Mr. and Mrs Smith? Come on! I dont think so.... the movie itself wasnt that great.
Wow. So much trash to sort through . . .
Only shows that look remotely interesting are Mr & Mrs Smith, Pushing Daisies and Them. The rest will be kept for desperate viewing; these three might even end up on that list - only time will tell
The Caveman show doesn't sound like it'll be any good...
Are you guys at tv.com just making this stuff up? I can't believe even half of these are real ideas that someone spent money on to film an actual show.
famkefan 'the shore /blake project' when does this series hit the UK. (lol) LUIS NELSON is hot!
the shore /blake project STORYLINE: LUIS NELSON, a young homicide Detective, gets teamed up with a new partner, the more experienced Detective CHRISTIE WINTERS. Winters is brilliant but difficult and has seen her last three partners quit on her. Nelson and Winters immediately clash. They must decide whether to continue working together while they investigate a series of murders involving partners in a small business. [DETECTIVE CHRISTIE WINTERS] Winters is brilliant (she was once the youngest detective in the history of the LAPD’s prestigious Robbery-Homicide Division) and a genius at reading and manipulating people. She’s also prickly, sarcastic, and difficult to connect with. She had a tough childhood, which made her a pessimist; she believes everyone’s dirty: half the people who get murdered probably deserved it; half the people in jail for murder probably had a good excuse. She’s beautiful, dresses well, and is constantly asked out on dates which tend to go badly, as Winters always finds something in the men to pick apart. Winters is under investigation by Internal Affairs, who suspect her of stealing money from dope dealers. SERIES REGULAR. ALL SHOWS PRODUCED.[DETECTIVE LUIS NELSON] Male, late 20s to early 30s. Luis grew up poor, with a single mom, in LA. A personal tragedy in his family pushed him towards becoming a cop. He’s a religious Catholic who believes murder so offends God that He will do whatever he can to help the police solve cases. Luis is smart, extremely honest, and believes that people are generally good. He wants to do the right thing; the honest thing; he’s smart enough to realize those aren’t always possible. He’s hard-working and very smart, which is why he’s been elevated to Robbery- Homicide at such a young age. SERIES REGULAR. ALL SHOWS PRODUCED. [LIEUTENANT ADAM MOLNAR] 45 to late 50s. Molnar is Winters’ and Nelson’s boss. Like almost everyone else in the Department, Molnar isn’t crazy about Winters. He’d get rid of her, except he knows she’s the best Detective in Robbery-Homicide. He can’t stand the way Winters jerks him around, but as long as she closes cases, he’ll warily tolerate her. SERIES REGULAR. ALL SHOWS PRODUCED. [SARAH MURPHY] Female, early to late 30s. Winters’ younger sister, Sarah is her sister’s confidante and best friend. Sarah’s the only person to stand up to Winters; the only person Winters really listens to. Sarah made different choices in life; she’s got two young kids and is happily married to a man she knows isn’t perfect; she’s willing to accept imperfection in a way Winters cannot. Sarah’s a psychiatrist and sometimes gives advice to Winters about her cases. SERIES REGULAR. ALL SHOWS PRODUCED. [RAYMOND BEAN] Late 30s to late 50s. An experienced Internal Affairs investigator, Bean approaches Nelson about Winters. Bean has been investigating Winters for years for corruption (stealing cash from dope dealers she busted). Bean shares a lot of qualities with Winters: he’s dogged (so much so he’ll tail Nelson for hours from headquarters) and smart, good at reading and manipulating people. SERIES REGULAR, 7 OUT OF 13 EPISODES. [GENEVIEVE EGAN] Female, mid 20s to mid 30s. Genevieve is Nelson’s girlfriend of a year or so. She loves him but is tough on him; she knows his flaws and is not above pointing them out.
only two ones i really wanna see are untitled blake/shore (actually its now titled winters and they have nina myers and george mason from 24 in the supporting cast) and the sarah conner chronicles the rest are mostly rubbish
I see nothing I love from ABC. Man, they had better not trash good shows like Traveler for THESE pieces of junk.
I said previously that "All Fall Down" was in my Top 10 Most Promising Pilots list and now that I hear Alyssa Milano is going to star in it I'm even more excited about it. She is a grat actress who can do both comedy and drama so she's a good pick for the role.
What's with all these British shows being remade? It's as if the networks have no faith in people getting the original. Besides the obvious remakes, every single idea seems to be recycled at least a few times. 'A private eye vampire with issues'?? Yeah, since it's been like three years since Angel ended, I bet people will see that as an original idea... *disappointed*
I only really like Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares. Although, Are you smarter than a 5th grader could be good for laughs
wow! a lot of crap... only thing that caught my eye were a few of the supernatural shows of the witch one and the one of the immortal vampire *cough*ANGEL RIP OFF*cough* and the Mr. and Mrs. Smith one. Besides that a lot of crap. Lot of subarn famalies??? CRAP and i found a few shows that are totally ripping off other shows like Gilmore Girls, The OC, and Supernatural!
The only decent series seem to be based on British shows. And stop me if I think that some of these shows sound like old show almost verbatim. Last season only had two breakout hits in Heroes and Ugly Betty. I cannot see how they can improve on that low with this lot.
Ok they simply must be running out of ideas. And I have to comment on this: Babylon Fields? Zombies come back and try to get there lives back like they where, this HAS to be some kind of joke right?
*sigh* What's with all the remakes and rip-offs? Well, I'm excited for The Thick of It and Pushing Daisies. Good to see Mitch Hurwitz and Bryan Fuller return to television.
Honestly, not a single one of these shows truly looked appealing based on the short descriptions. It will take some more information to figure out which ones will be worth watching.
Maybe the two shows of Schwarzt and the one of Bob Cochran, not a whole lot interesting shows as far as i can see, they shouldn't have canceld so much :(
Not a whole lot of interesting programs here.
the cw is the fusion of warner channel with some other channel i cant recall now...
i cant wait for the remake of Life On Mars... the uk show was great... the season 2 started this february 13.
I live in the UK so half of these being re-makes of British shows is rather funny; over here we just buy US shows not waste time trying to re-make them when they would most likely bomb. The others all look so similar to one another, there must be about 20 legal based ones for a start. Nothing at all stands out for me, so far this looks like a awful year for new shows.
The News looks kinda interesting.
How many remakes? Life on Mars, I'm with Stupid, Kath and Kim, The IT Crowd, Vicar of Dibley the list goes on and on!
Doesn't really look like that many new show will interest me. Maybe a couple of the supernatural ones. There were just a lot of cop/lawyer dramas and chick flicks(and I am a girl) that don't hold my interest. *Fingers crossed that shows I already watch will return*
While there are large numbers of shows to choose from here, most of them sound just like each other or things that really don't interest me in the least. So out of all the "available choices" only a few are worth trying in my opinion. As for the comments on Twilight it sounds a lot more like Forever Night than Angel since he's a cop.
I made a list of the ones I'd at least try and see if I like and it came to 35. But only about 8 of them look really really interesting. God I hope I don't end up liking all 35(doubtful). There isn't enough time in the week for all the tv I watch.
I think Life On Mars (excellent British show), The Sarah Conner Chronicles (if its well made)and a few other sound cool. The problem is as everyone is saying: Too much of the same crap that is already all over the airways. Plus, If anything is good on FOX or CW they cancel before its got a chance to shine. HBO is the same way. Deadwood, Rome, Carnivale. All excellent all dead!
David Duchovny's show sounds interesting.
I really want to see Mr. and Mrs.Smith.
I think i see one good show for fox : New Amsterdam the rest is already seen usual crap