Network Upfronts 2009 (2009-2010 Presentations)
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I forgot he was on Law and order after Jerry Orbach died and the detectives kept dropping like flies I started to lose interest plus after SVU, and CI started I started to lose interest in the original
05-17-09 | 04:42 PM
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Cold Case is expected to make the cut at CBS. Without a Trace is looking dicey...same goes with The Unit.
05-17-09 | 07:43 PM
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Ashley Edward Miller, one of Terminator's writers/Producers, claims he hasn't heard anything about the cancellation according to his Twitter page. I guess he will get the official call tomorrow.
05-17-09 | 07:45 PM
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And for those thinking it might get picked up by another network - its not. WB is no longer shopping the show around. It's dead.
05-17-09 | 08:17 PM
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Medium may be on the move to CBS
http://www.tvweek.com/tvmojoe/2009/0...n-the-move.php
http://www.tvweek.com/tvmojoe/2009/0...n-the-move.php
05-17-09 | 11:39 PM
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Updated:
Vampire Diaries has been picked up by the CW.
Privileged is not looking good right now.
Cold Case renewed.
Without a Trace likely a goner.
Vampire Diaries has been picked up by the CW.
Privileged is not looking good right now.
Cold Case renewed.
Without a Trace likely a goner.
05-18-09 | 12:53 AM
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Shame about The Unusuals. Of course it was a long shot, though.
BONES will see a season 5 AND 6.
BONES will see a season 5 AND 6.
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Glad to see Dollhouse renewed! 
I'll have to watch Fringe, I never started watching it, then I see it's a J.J. Abrams show and read good things about the finale.
I'll have to watch Fringe, I never started watching it, then I see it's a J.J. Abrams show and read good things about the finale.
05-18-09 | 04:09 AM
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Correction from my last post. FOX's upfront announcement should be around 11:30am ET/8:30am PT.
05-18-09 | 08:41 AM
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05-18-09 | 10:08 AM
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Head of Fox:
Terminator vs. Dollhouse, “Terminator’s run is completed” “That’s it for Terminator”, “not an either or with Dollhouse”
05-18-09 | 01:12 PM
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Chuck 
Castle
Bones
Scrubs I guess. Would've been fine if they went out they way they did, but I'll watch another season.
I need to finish watching Dollhouse, but I'm glad Joss finally got a second season from Fox.
Castle
Bones
Scrubs
I guess. Would've been fine if they went out they way they did, but I'll watch another season.I need to finish watching Dollhouse, but I'm glad Joss finally got a second season from Fox.
05-18-09 | 01:38 PM
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CBS has greenlighted the following new shows for Fall. Alot of Alex O'Loughlin fans should be happy. 2 Medical shows though?
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/...e3e3b9d6f1bb7c
CBS is betting on stars for next season.
The network on Monday morning handed out series orders to the "NCIS" spinoff, toplined by LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell, legal drama "The Good Wife," starring Julianna Margulies, medical drama "Three Rivers" starring Alex O'Loughlin, the Jenna Elfman comedy starrer "Accidentally on Purpose," as well as the Jerry Bruckheimer-produced ensemble medical drama "Miami Trauma."
As a precursor to the orders, the network over the weekend gave most of the projects a greenlight to start making offers to writers and directors.
Additionally, the network is ordering unscripted series "Undercover Boss," an U.K. format described as "Secret Millionaire" meets "Dirty Jobs."
It has also given its blessing to ABC Studios to start staffing the drama "House Rules."
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Three Rivers," "The Good Wife" and "Accidentally" are produced by sister studio CBS TV Studios, while "Trauma" comes from Warner Bros. TV.
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Wife," "Rivers" and "Accidentally on Purpose" had been early standouts at the network, while "Miami Trauma" picked up steam in the final couple of weeks.
There had been speculation that CBS may only launch one medical drama, but the network ultimately opted to go with both "Rivers," starring one of its signature players, "Moonlight" star O'Loughlin, and "Trauma," produced by its top drama producer, Bruckheimer.
The pickup of "Trauma" makes for another strong pilot season for Bruckheimer, whose both pilots, including ABC's "The Forgotten" got orders.
The multi-camera "Accidentally on Purpose," from writer Claudia Lonow, is about a movie critic (Elfman) who gets pregnant after a fling with a younger man, and the unconventional family that comes from the mistake. Jon Foster, Ashley Jensen, Grant Show and Lennon Parham co-star.
The show looks like a good companion for "The New Adventures of Old Christine."
It also means that Jensen, who left "Ugly Betty" at the end of this season, will be back in primetime next season.
The "NCIS" spinoff, introduced in two episodes of the veteran crime drama this spring, hails from "NCIS" exec producer/showrunner Shane Brennan.
The cast also includes Louise Lombard, Peter Cambor and Daniela Ruah
Written by Robert King and Michelle King and directed by Charles McDougall, it stars Margulies as a politician's wife who joins a law firm as an associate. Archie Panjabi, Christine Baranski, Chris Noth, Matt Czuchry, Josh Charles and Graham Phillips co-star in the project, exec produced by Robert and Michelle King, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott and David Zucker.
Penned by Carol Barbee, "Rivers" is a medical show about organ transplants seen through three points of view: the doctors, the donors and the recipients.
Co-starring opposite O'Loughlin are Christopher J. Hanke, Justina Machado, Katherine Moennig, Daniel Henney and Julia Ormond. CBS orders 'Good Wife,' 'NCIS' spinoffNet taps Jenna Elfman, LL Cool J, Julianna MarguliesBy Nellie Andreeva
May 18, 2009, 12:38 PM ET
CBS is betting on stars for next season.
The network on Monday morning handed out series orders to the "NCIS" spinoff, toplined by LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell, legal drama "The Good Wife," starring Julianna Margulies, medical drama "Three Rivers" starring Alex O'Loughlin, the Jenna Elfman comedy starrer "Accidentally on Purpose," as well as the Jerry Bruckheimer-produced ensemble medical drama "Miami Trauma."
As a precursor to the orders, the network over the weekend gave most of the projects a greenlight to start making offers to writers and directors.
Additionally, the network is ordering unscripted series "Undercover Boss," an U.K. format described as "Secret Millionaire" meets "Dirty Jobs."
It has also given its blessing to ABC Studios to start staffing the drama "House Rules."
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Three Rivers," "The Good Wife" and "Accidentally" are produced by sister studio CBS TV Studios, while "Trauma" comes from Warner Bros. TV.
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Wife," "Rivers" and "Accidentally on Purpose" had been early standouts at the network, while "Miami Trauma" picked up steam in the final couple of weeks.
There had been speculation that CBS may only launch one medical drama, but the network ultimately opted to go with both "Rivers," starring one of its signature players, "Moonlight" star O'Loughlin, and "Trauma," produced by its top drama producer, Bruckheimer.
The pickup of "Trauma" makes for another strong pilot season for Bruckheimer, whose both pilots, including ABC's "The Forgotten" got orders.
The multi-camera "Accidentally on Purpose," from writer Claudia Lonow, is about a movie critic (Elfman) who gets pregnant after a fling with a younger man, and the unconventional family that comes from the mistake. Jon Foster, Ashley Jensen, Grant Show and Lennon Parham co-star.
The show looks like a good companion for "The New Adventures of Old Christine."
It also means that Jensen, who left "Ugly Betty" at the end of this season, will be back in primetime next season.
The "NCIS" spinoff, introduced in two episodes of the veteran crime drama this spring, hails from "NCIS" exec producer/showrunner Shane Brennan.
The cast also includes Louise Lombard, Peter Cambor and Daniela Ruah
Written by Robert King and Michelle King and directed by Charles McDougall, it stars Margulies as a politician's wife who joins a law firm as an associate. Archie Panjabi, Christine Baranski, Chris Noth, Matt Czuchry, Josh Charles and Graham Phillips co-star in the project, exec produced by Robert and Michelle King, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott and David Zucker.
Penned by Carol Barbee, "Rivers" is a medical show about organ transplants seen through three points of view: the doctors, the donors and the recipients.
Co-starring opposite O'Loughlin are Christopher J. Hanke, Justina Machado, Katherine Moennig, Daniel Henney and Julia Ormond.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/...e3e3b9d6f1bb7c
CBS is betting on stars for next season.
The network on Monday morning handed out series orders to the "NCIS" spinoff, toplined by LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell, legal drama "The Good Wife," starring Julianna Margulies, medical drama "Three Rivers" starring Alex O'Loughlin, the Jenna Elfman comedy starrer "Accidentally on Purpose," as well as the Jerry Bruckheimer-produced ensemble medical drama "Miami Trauma."
As a precursor to the orders, the network over the weekend gave most of the projects a greenlight to start making offers to writers and directors.
Additionally, the network is ordering unscripted series "Undercover Boss," an U.K. format described as "Secret Millionaire" meets "Dirty Jobs."
It has also given its blessing to ABC Studios to start staffing the drama "House Rules."
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Three Rivers," "The Good Wife" and "Accidentally" are produced by sister studio CBS TV Studios, while "Trauma" comes from Warner Bros. TV.
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Wife," "Rivers" and "Accidentally on Purpose" had been early standouts at the network, while "Miami Trauma" picked up steam in the final couple of weeks.
There had been speculation that CBS may only launch one medical drama, but the network ultimately opted to go with both "Rivers," starring one of its signature players, "Moonlight" star O'Loughlin, and "Trauma," produced by its top drama producer, Bruckheimer.
The pickup of "Trauma" makes for another strong pilot season for Bruckheimer, whose both pilots, including ABC's "The Forgotten" got orders.
The multi-camera "Accidentally on Purpose," from writer Claudia Lonow, is about a movie critic (Elfman) who gets pregnant after a fling with a younger man, and the unconventional family that comes from the mistake. Jon Foster, Ashley Jensen, Grant Show and Lennon Parham co-star.
The show looks like a good companion for "The New Adventures of Old Christine."
It also means that Jensen, who left "Ugly Betty" at the end of this season, will be back in primetime next season.
The "NCIS" spinoff, introduced in two episodes of the veteran crime drama this spring, hails from "NCIS" exec producer/showrunner Shane Brennan.
The cast also includes Louise Lombard, Peter Cambor and Daniela Ruah
Written by Robert King and Michelle King and directed by Charles McDougall, it stars Margulies as a politician's wife who joins a law firm as an associate. Archie Panjabi, Christine Baranski, Chris Noth, Matt Czuchry, Josh Charles and Graham Phillips co-star in the project, exec produced by Robert and Michelle King, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott and David Zucker.
Penned by Carol Barbee, "Rivers" is a medical show about organ transplants seen through three points of view: the doctors, the donors and the recipients.
Co-starring opposite O'Loughlin are Christopher J. Hanke, Justina Machado, Katherine Moennig, Daniel Henney and Julia Ormond. CBS orders 'Good Wife,' 'NCIS' spinoffNet taps Jenna Elfman, LL Cool J, Julianna MarguliesBy Nellie Andreeva
May 18, 2009, 12:38 PM ET
CBS is betting on stars for next season.
The network on Monday morning handed out series orders to the "NCIS" spinoff, toplined by LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell, legal drama "The Good Wife," starring Julianna Margulies, medical drama "Three Rivers" starring Alex O'Loughlin, the Jenna Elfman comedy starrer "Accidentally on Purpose," as well as the Jerry Bruckheimer-produced ensemble medical drama "Miami Trauma."
As a precursor to the orders, the network over the weekend gave most of the projects a greenlight to start making offers to writers and directors.
Additionally, the network is ordering unscripted series "Undercover Boss," an U.K. format described as "Secret Millionaire" meets "Dirty Jobs."
It has also given its blessing to ABC Studios to start staffing the drama "House Rules."
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Three Rivers," "The Good Wife" and "Accidentally" are produced by sister studio CBS TV Studios, while "Trauma" comes from Warner Bros. TV.
The "NCIS" spinoff, "Wife," "Rivers" and "Accidentally on Purpose" had been early standouts at the network, while "Miami Trauma" picked up steam in the final couple of weeks.
There had been speculation that CBS may only launch one medical drama, but the network ultimately opted to go with both "Rivers," starring one of its signature players, "Moonlight" star O'Loughlin, and "Trauma," produced by its top drama producer, Bruckheimer.
The pickup of "Trauma" makes for another strong pilot season for Bruckheimer, whose both pilots, including ABC's "The Forgotten" got orders.
The multi-camera "Accidentally on Purpose," from writer Claudia Lonow, is about a movie critic (Elfman) who gets pregnant after a fling with a younger man, and the unconventional family that comes from the mistake. Jon Foster, Ashley Jensen, Grant Show and Lennon Parham co-star.
The show looks like a good companion for "The New Adventures of Old Christine."
It also means that Jensen, who left "Ugly Betty" at the end of this season, will be back in primetime next season.
The "NCIS" spinoff, introduced in two episodes of the veteran crime drama this spring, hails from "NCIS" exec producer/showrunner Shane Brennan.
The cast also includes Louise Lombard, Peter Cambor and Daniela Ruah
Written by Robert King and Michelle King and directed by Charles McDougall, it stars Margulies as a politician's wife who joins a law firm as an associate. Archie Panjabi, Christine Baranski, Chris Noth, Matt Czuchry, Josh Charles and Graham Phillips co-star in the project, exec produced by Robert and Michelle King, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott and David Zucker.
Penned by Carol Barbee, "Rivers" is a medical show about organ transplants seen through three points of view: the doctors, the donors and the recipients.
Co-starring opposite O'Loughlin are Christopher J. Hanke, Justina Machado, Katherine Moennig, Daniel Henney and Julia Ormond.