We drooled over this fall’s new broadcast series at upfronts, were teased by the networks with teasers over the summer and tuned in for their premieres, but with November sweeps underway and only Fox’s I Hate My Teenage Daughter left to debut, it’s time to vote for your favorite new show. Some new series, like NBC’s The Playboy Club, have already been cancelled so we haven’t included them on the list.
What is Fall’s Best New TV Show?
Fighting crime pays at CBS. According to Deadline, freshman series Unforgettable and Person of Interest are close to receiving full-season pickups.
Neither of them has been the breakout hit that CBS’ new comedy 2 Broke Girls has been (that series was given an early full-season order a couple of weeks ago), but they have both performed solidly in their time slots and are coming off ratings upticks.
Meanwhile, the new CBS drama I’m enjoying most, A Gifted Man, has been struggling to find an audience and appears on TV Guide’s “On the Bubble” list.
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Yes kids, that sound you hear is yours truly hitting her dougie! TVLine is reporting ABC has given the thumbs up for a full season of its sexy new drama Revenge. According to the site, the mouse house has ordered a full 22 episode series in part due to the stellar ratings. Last night, Revenge went up 13 percent in ratings and snagged the coveted 18-49 demo.
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Revenge airs Wednesdays at 10 PM EST on ABC.
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If you’re a viewer jaded by getting invested in a series, only to have to have it cancelled right after you’re hooked; here is some good news. On the same it ordered a full season of Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Ringer, The CW picked up Hart of Dixie and The Secret Circle for full seasons, according to Deadline. Which of the three series are you most excited about getting picked up?
Great news for Ringer and Sarah Michelle Gellar fans! According to The Hollywood Reporter, The CW has ordered a full season of Ringer. TV By The Numbers reports the ratings for last night’s episode climbed thirty-three percent, after dropping the previous week against New Girl. I won’t spoil it for those who still have “A Whole New Kind of Bitch” on your DVR, but for the second week in the row Ringer has ended with a need to tune back in cliffhanger. If you missed the episode, featuring Y&R’s Billy Miller, I’d recommend checking it out.
