The 2017-18 TV season is almost upon us. Over the next two months, the five broadcast networks will premiere 19 new shows (18, if you don't count NBC's Will & Grace revival). Fox got an early jump on the proceedings when it debuted its science-fiction series The Orville on Sept. 10, and CBS closes out...
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September 18, 2017
Insider updates on all things video
Adweek’s Fall TV Preview: Which New Broadcast Shows Deserve Your Attention and Ad Budget?
In an underwhelming freshman crop, we’re spotlighting each new series
By Jason Lynch
The 2017-18 TV season is almost upon us. Over the next two months, the five broadcast networks will premiere 19 new shows (18, if you don't count NBC's Will & Grace revival). Fox got an early jump on the proceedings when it debuted its science-fiction series The Orville on Sept. 10, and CBS closes out...
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Hulu Becomes First Streaming Service to Win an Emmy for Outstanding Drama
The Handmaid's Tale wins 8 awards overall, including one for star Elisabeth Moss
By Jason Lynch
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'Shondaland.com' debuts today
By Sami Main
The Gifted and The Orville face an uphill battle to help keep Fox in second place
By Jason Lynch
Plus, why he’ll never work for HBO or Netflix
By Jason Lynch
For four decades, Ken Burns has reigned as the king of documentary filmmakers, with an unparalleled resume that includes Baseball, The Civil War, The Central Park Five and Jazz. Now he's unveiling another masterpiece that ranks with the best of them: The Vietnam War, a 10-part, 18-hour film he co-directed with Lynn Novick, which premieres...
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