If you’re wondering what new Fall 2011 TV shows are having their season premiere for new or returning this week starting Sunday, September 18th, here’s the list of shows showing up!
Of note… favorites like Castle & Hawaii Five-0 are back! Also Fringe and Supernatural! Not to mention Grey’s Anatomy, The Biggest Loser season premiere and well, a whole bunch of faves.
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If you’re wondering when the fall 2011 TV season on NBC is going to look like, wonder no more. Below is the press release from NBC outlining their upcoming Fall season.
I’m pressed for time here gang, so I’m going just splat the info out here for you to check out…
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. – July 6, 2011 – NBC announced today the premieres of its new Fall 2011 primetime schedule beginning Tuesday, September 13 with new episodes of “Parenthood” — following the final performance episode of “America’s Got Talent” — and continuing the week of September 19 with the Monday debuts of “The Sing-Off” and new drama “The Playboy Club” on that date
On Wednesday, September 14, the new comedies “Up All Night” (10-10:30 p.m. ET) and “Free Agents” (10:30-11 p.m. ET) will debut out of their respective time periods following the season finale of “America’s Got Talent.” Both series also will premiere in their regular time periods with their second original episodes on Wednesday, September 21 (8-8:30 p.m. ET and 8:30-9 p.m. ET, respectively).
The debuts also include the network’s other highly anticipated new series — “Prime Suspect,” “Whitney” and “Grimm” — that will continue through October 21 when NBC rolls out its Friday-night lineup that includes “Grimm” (9-10 p.m. ET).
In addition, the start of the regular season of “Sunday Night Football” will debut on Thursday, September 8 and resume on its regular night on Sunday, September 11 (8-11:30 p.m. ET). “Football Night in America” premieres during the regular season on Sunday, September 11 (7-8 p.m. ET).
Following are the premiere dates for NBC’s Fall 2011 primetime schedule (all times ET; new shows are in upper case):
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NBC beat the other networks to the punch with their new 2011/2012 TV season lineup schedule announcement, TV Line has revealed.
They’ve (TV Line) also spent some quality time chatting about a few issues that folks might have had questions about, most notably, Chuck, Wonder Woman being dropped, and changes that might be taking place on Law & Order: SVU in the upcoming 2011/2012 TV season.
The notable changes:
Chuck is moving to Fridays for its fifth season. And this is slated to be their final season, with 13 ordered episodes. But because they are headed into the fifth season, knowing it’s their last, they can approach the story line properly and leave the fans with closure. (I’m thinking they’ve learned from the lumps and bruises they’ve taken when they cancelled shows like Vegas in mid-cliff-hanger and most recently, Stargate Universe on Syfy channel.)
There won’t be any more episodes ordered, unless, as NBC president Greenblatt said, they suddenly find themselves with 10 million viewers on Friday night, then they’d order more. (Hint, hint… tell everyone you know fans!)
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30 Rock will show up mid-season, along with Celebrity Apprentice & The Voice.
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It was said by NBC President Bob Greenblatt that they needed to have the right take on Wonder Woman, in this genre, and he did not feel that the pilot did that. Though he admitted that he wasn’t the best audience for the genre, in so making that decision.
A Cinema Static Suggestion on Wonder Woman:
Despite not picking up the series, I think they should set up the pilot as a stand-alone movie and air it… even if they shuttle it over to the Syfy channel. It could not be any worse than some of the frighteningly poor quality knock-offs they run on Syfy and would probably make a great Saturday Night Original Movie.
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Though I did say the following list is a compilation of Network (not cable) finale dates for all of your favorite shows in May, I did sneak a few cable dates in there.
The first list is sorted by show name. If your show starts with the word ‘the’, look for the main name to be alphabetized. The second list is sorted by date, if that’s your thing!
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By Show
| 90210 | May 16 |
| 30 Rock | May 5 |
| Amazing Race, The | May 8 |
| American Dad | May 22 |
| American Idol (Performance) | May 24 |
| American Idol (Results) | May 25 |
| America’s Funniest Videos | May 22 |
| America’s Next Top Model | May 18 |
| Big Bang Theory | May 19 |
| Biggest Loser | May 24 |
| Blue Bloods | May 13 |
| Bob’s Burgers | May 22 |
| Bones | May 19 |
| Breaking In | May 18 |
| Brothers & Sisters | May 8 |
| Castle | may 16 |
| Celebrity Apprentice | May 22 |
| Chicago Code, The | May 23 |
| Chuck | May 16 |
| Cleveland Show, The | May 15 |
| Cougar Town | May 25 |
| Criminal Minds | May 18 |
| Criminal Minds Suspect Behavior | May 25 |
| CSI | May 12 |
| CSI Miami | May 8 |
| CSI NY | May 13 |
| Dancing with the Stars (Performances) | May 23 |
| Dancing with the Stars (Results) | May 24 |
| Desperate Housewives | May 15 |
| Event, The | May 23 |
| Extreme Home Makeover | May 15 |
| Family Guy | May 22 |
| Fringe | May 6 |
| Glee | May 24 |
| Gossip Girl | May 16 |
| Grey’s Anatomy | May 19 |
| Hawaii Five-0 | May 16 |
| Hellcats | May 17 |
| House | May 23 |
| How I Met Your Mother | May 16 |
| Justified | May 4 |
| Law & Order SVU | May 18 |
| Mad Love | May 16 |
| Mentalist, The | May 19 |
| Middle, The | May 25 |
| Mike & Molly | May 16 |
| Modern Family | May 25 |
| NCIS | May 17 |
| NCIS LA | May 17 |
| Nikita | May 12 |
| Office,The | May 19 |
| One Tree Hill | May 17 |
| Parks and Recreation | May 19 |
| Private Practice | May 19 |
| Raising Hope | May 17 |
| Rules of Engagement | May 19 |
| Saturday Night Live | May 20 |
| Simpsons, The | May 22 |
| Smallville (Series Finale) | May 13 |
| Stargate Universe (Series Ending) | May 9 |
| Supernatural | May 20 |
| Survivor Redemption Island | May 15 |
| The Good Wife | May 17 |
| Undercover Boss | May 9 |
| Vampire Diaries, The | May 12 |
| Wipeout (Jill Wagner‘s Last Season) | May 19 |
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Today I’m splattering out news that I’ve collected all last week on some TV shows that we like here at Cinema Static on Brusimm. The news includes bits from NCIS, Grey’s Anatomy (a warning), Chuck (good news), Fringe (seriously?), Medium (not good news), The Event (stalled), Undercovers (bah bye) and mid-season announcement press releases from Fox and NBC. In other words, there’s lots of tidbits of entertainment news for your consumption!
Let’s git on with it!
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If my math is right, then the paper shredding mystery by Director Vance is going to be answered this week and the Nov 23rd episode of NCIS will pay out big time.
So hang on to your hats and enjoy the episode of an incredible TV series.
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Folks, hang on to your hats with this one, but according to Michael Ausiello, despite being between gigs, keeps cranking out information via several sites and his own facebook account. The man’s a lean, mean working machine!
Oh, got carried away. Michael reported that there’s a rumor that Grey’s Anatomy is planning a musical episode for the second half of the season.
Would that make it Glee’s Anatomy?
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NBC announced their May 2010 set of season finales. Check out my list below:
[NBC]
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Exclusive inside sources are telling EW.com that Rob Lowe is putting on finishing touches to a deal that will have him joining Parks and Recreation on NBC.
Yes, he’s leaving Brothers & Sisters, and no, there are no details on his new role.
[EW]
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NBC released the schedule for the season finales of their hit shows. I’ll be presenting the list in their chronological order:
It’s a short list, but there you have it!
source: NBCUMV
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NBC has given a 3rd season of Parks and Recreation a green light.
It’s not so much because the show has devastated the ratings, but NBC is looking to lock the actors in with their schedules.
Of course, since there are other shows that do get higher ratings, there are expectations that The Office, 30 Rock and Community will get renewed. Of course there’s nothing like protecting your interest in an actor’s schedule like locking them in with a renewal of a low-rated show.
It’s NBC, whad’ya want? It seems they’ve learned a thing or two dealing with Conan, at least in how they need to plan ahead to protecting themselves and their interests.
To be fair, Parks and Rec does average just over 5 million viewers, but for mainstream ratings, that’s not a phenom.
Source: THR.
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