Friday, August 16, 2024

mid- season 2020 TV season/ spring 2020 TV season/ fall 2020 TV season show reviews

This is from my May 2023 blog post:

TV and movie comparisons/ Angel season 3 ep 1 "Heartthrob" question


 This is my Jul. 2022 blog post:


Should I continue into TV production? (Part 4)/ Why do you want to be a TV writer?


I want to ENTERTAIN people as a TV writer.

Now I want to EDUCATE and INFORM people as a blogger.


Sept. 4, 2022 My life purpose: It seems like I'm not going to be able to become a TV writer and producer. 

My life purpose is to entertain and make people happy, educate, and inform people as a writer/ blogger.

When you read these "TV and movie comparisons" about creative writing and screenwriting, I hope you are entertained by this and learn about writing.


When you read my TV show reviews, I hope you learn about creative writing and screenwriting.


These shows came out in Jan. 2020.


Nov. 19, 2023 FBI: Most Wanted: I have watched every episode.

"It follows the division of the FBI tasked with tracking and capturing the notorious criminals on the FBI's Most Wanted list."

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9742936/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_5_tt_8_nm_0_q_fbi


Pros:

1. There's a good opening where a doctor is paid cash.  He goes home and someone broke into it.  A woman is dying and he shoots her.  There's a mystery set here.

2. The cast:

Julian McMahon- is the boss Jess La Croix.  I've seen him on Charmed.  He was on this show for 3 seasons.

Roxy Sternberg- as Sheryll Barnes.  She's black and gay.  She's married with a daughter.

Keisha Castle- Hughes- as Hana Gibson, the tech expert.

Kellan Lutz- as Kenny Crosby.  He was in the military.  He was on the show up until season 3 ep 1.

Nathaniel Arcand- as Clinton Skye and brother- in- law to Jess.  He's a sniper.  He was here up until around season 2.  He's Aboriginal.

I have met the actor.  I wrote about it on my blog.  He came to the Soup place in 2008 with a woman also named Tracy.  He was nice.  

I was making a sandwich:

Tracy: Hey, aren't you from the TV show Heartland?

Nathaniel: Yeah.

Tracy: I forgot your name.

Nathaniel: It's Nathaniel. 

Alexa Davalos- as Kristen Gaines.  She came on in season 3.  She was Gwen on Angel.  I read she's not on the show after season 4.

Miguel Gomez- he's Ivan Ortiz.  He came on in season 2-3.  He was on LA's Finest.

Dylan McDermott- he's Remy Scott, the new boss to replace Jess.  He was on Law and Order: Organized Crime.

Edwin Hodge- as Ray Cannon.  He came on in season 4.  He was on Secrets and Lies season 2.

3. The writing is really good with the drama, conflict, and tension with the mystery of trying to find the murderer, why he or she is doing this, and how to stop them.

4. There is action with the fights, shoot outs, car chases, and running.

5. Ethnic diversity and LGBTQ.


Cons:

1. This is a mild con with all the cast changes in 4 seasons.


My opinion: When I first saw the FBI season1 episode/ back- door pilot called "Most Wanted" and the pilot, I didn't really like the show.  When I saw the first season in a few weeks, I liked it.  I continued watching it.  


Nov. 20, 2023 "Shantel VanSanten Moves From ‘FBI’ To ‘FBI: Most Wanted’ For Season 5":

Today I found this article by Rosy Cordero on Deadline:

https://deadline.com/2023/11/shantel-vansanten-fbi-most-wanted-cast-season-5-1235627562/#comments


Nov. 19, 2023 Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: I watched the whole show (2 seasons.)

"A young woman discovers she has the ability to hear the innermost thoughts of people around her as songs and musical numbers."

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10314462/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_5_nm_0_q_zoey%27s%2520ext


Pros:

1. The cast:

Jane Levy- as Zoey who works as coder a tech company.

Skylar Astin- as Max, Zoey's co-worker.

Alex Newell- he is Mo, Zoey's neighbor

John Clarence Stewart- he's Simon, and Jane's co- worker.

Andrew Leeds- as David,  Zoey's brother.

Kapil Talwalker- as Tobin, Zoey's co-worker.

Michael Thomas Grant- as Leif, Zoey's co-worker.

Alice Lee- as Emily, Andrew's wife.

Mary Steenburgen- as Maggie, Zoey's mom.

Peter Gallagher- as Mitch, Zoey's dad.  He has this disease where he can't talk or move very much.  He's from The OC.

Lauren Graham- as Joan, Zoey's boss.  She's from Gilmore Girls.

2. There's good writing with the drama and comedy.

The inciting incident is kind of interesting.  Zoey is in an MRI and there's an earthquake.  All kinds of music start playing.

Zoey hears and sees a woman singing. 

The drama is that Zoey's dad can't communicate, and then he is able to sing to Zoey and then she knows what he's really thinking and feeling.  

He is dying and the family is preparing for it.

Zoey and the audience knows what people are thinking and feeling because of the song.  It's like being a telepath.

In season 2 episode 12 "Zoey's Extraordinary Session":

Woman: I could work at Tesla, but then I will always be under my Uncle Elon's shadow.


3. The musical numbers are amazing.  They can all sing and dance.  The performances are the best part of the show.  This is a fun show to watch.

In the pilot, there is a hip hop dance routine with Leif and the other workers singing and dancing to DJ Khaled "All I Do Is Win feat. Ludacris, Rick Ross, T-Pain & Snoop Dogg".

They sing ballads to each other.  There is emotion and energy in the songs and performances.


In season 2 episode 12 "Zoey's Extraordinary Session" where Max and Lief sing acapella to "Thinking Out Loud" by Ed Sheeran.  They sing so beautifully here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHcnwzC_quU

4. Ethnic diversity and LGBTQ.

5. I like the tech office that Zoey works at.  It has good lighting and modern decor.

 

Cons: None.

Comparisons: A TV show with musical performances:

Glee

Riverdale: They have a musical episode once every season.

My opinion: This show is great.  I feel good and positive after watching it.  It's heartwarming.



Apr. 17, 2024 Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector: I watched the whole first season.


"A retired forensic criminologist teams up with an ambitious young detective to help capture some of the most dangerous criminals in America"

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9307990/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_5_nm_3_q_lincoln%2520rh

The 1999 movie: 

The Bone Collector:



This was based on a book by Jeffrey Deaver:


Pros:

1. There is a good opening with Lincoln and he is the warehouse.  He finds a woman saran wrapped in a chair.   They both fall down.

The killer stabs the woman and he taunts Lincoln who's paralyzed.

3 yrs later.  The woman cop Amelia Sachs gets a letter and she didn't get into the FBI.  

She gives food to a homeless guy.  She then sees a guy on the train tracks.  She stops the train by firing her gun so she can keep the integrity of the crime scene.

2. The cast:  

Russel Hornsby- plays Lincoln Rhyme.  He was on Proven Innocent.

Arielle Kebbel- is Amelia Sachs.  She was on Midnight, Texas

Her parents were murdered in front of her at restaurant.  She has trauma.

Tate Ellington- as Felix.  He was on Quantico.

Ramses Jimenez- as Det. Castillo

Michael Imperioli- as Det. Sellitto.

Brooke Lyons- as Kate.

Rosslyn Ruff- as Claire, Lincoln's caretaker.  She has agoraphobia.

Brian F. O'Byrne- as the Bone Collector.

3. There is good writing with all these mysteries.

In the pilot, Amelia's little sister Rachel (Courtney Grosbeck) gets kidnapped.

She is the water tower and Amelia saves her.

4. There's good action with the fight scenes and shootouts.

5. Ethnic diversity.

Cons: none.

My opinion: This show was average.  If you like mystery, crime, drama, and action, you'll like this.


Apr. 18, 2024 Deputy: I watched the whole first season.

"Deputy Bill Hollister, a career lawman who is very comfortable kicking down doors but utterly lost in a staff meeting, becomes acting sheriff of Los Angeles County when the sheriff drops dead."


Pros:

1. The opening scene has good action.  There is a car chase and a shootout.  

Deputy Bill Hollister becomes a chief suddenly.

2. The cast: 

Stephen Dorff as Bill Hollister.  I'm not really a fan of his.

Yara Martinez- as Dr. Paula Reyes and married to Bill.

Danielle Monet Truitt- is the cop Charlie Minnick.  She then got a regular role on Law and Order: Organized Crime.

Shane Paul McGee- as Deputy Joseph Harris.

Bex Taylor- Klause- as Brianna Bishop, Bill's personal assistant.  They are non- binary.

3. The writing is average.  Detective Cade Ward (Brian Van Holt) shoots and kills this man.  He then fosters the man's 2 kids.

Bill tells about how he met Paula.

Bill: I got stabbed and the doctor sewed me up.  I asked her to dinner.


Bishop (to Bill): You really do come at everything head on, don't you?  But if you are going to do this job, you need to learn there are other angles of approach.

There is continuity: like characters experience traumatic events like hostage situations, car accidents, and they deal with this in later eps.

4. There is lots of action.  In the pilot there is a prison riot.

5. Ethnic diversity and LGBTQ.

Cons: none.

Comparisons:

A character is suddenly in charge: 

Designated Survivor: the lead character becomes the President of the United States.

My opinion: The show was average.  The action is the best part of the show.


For Life: I only saw the 2nd episode:


"A prisoner becomes a lawyer and fights to overturn his life sentence for a crime he didn't commit."




Pros:

1. The cast:

Nicholas Pinnock- as Aaron Wallace.  He's good in the lead.

 Indira Varma- as Safiya Masry, the prison warden.  I have seen her on Human Target.

Curtis Jackson (50 Cent) is on a few eps.


2. The writing: There is drama as Aaron has to try to prove his innocence, and work as lawyer, and surviving in prison.

3. Ethnic diversity.


Cons: none.

My opinion: The 2nd episode was average.  I don't like to watch TV shows set in prison because it's depressing.  

Prison Break was the exception because I like Wentworth Miller, and the idea was how this engineer gets into prison and he has to break him and his brother out from the inside.


This is spring 2020 TV season.


Council of Dads: This show came out in Mar. 2020.   I watched the whole first season.

"A man comes to terms with a potentially terminal diagnosis."


Pros:

1. The cast: 

Sarah Wayne Callies- as the mom Robin Perry.  She was on Prison Break

The dads: 

J. August Richards- as Dr. Oliver Post.  He was on Angel.  He's gay and married.

Clive Standen- as Anthony Lavelle who is a restaurant manager.

Michael O'Neill- as Larry Mills.  He's like the grandpa.

Tom Everett Scott- the biological dad and he passes away.

The kids:

Michele Weaver- Luly.  She's 19 and is Robin's step daughters.

Emjay Anthony- as Theo, teenage son.

Thalia Tran- as Charlotte.  She's adopted.

Blue Chapman- as JJ.  He is trans.

There is a baby daughter named Hope.

2. There is good writing.  

The 2nd episode ending:

Larry: We'll never move on from Scott's death, but together we'll move forward.

3. Ethnic diversity and LGBTQ.

Cons: none.

My opinion: This show was average.  This show is heartwarming about family and friends.


This is from the Nov. 2023 blog post:


fall 2020 TV season show reviews/ "Toronto retirees say life savings lost after door-to-door reno pitch"




This is the last TV show review for the Fall 2020 TV season: 

Big Sky: I watched all 3 seasons of this show.

"A private detective and ex-cop solve crimes in Montana"


Pros: 

The cast: 

1. Katheryn Winnick- as Jenny Hoyt.  She's the ex- cop.  She's Canadian.  I watched a few episodes and then I remembered she was on the Canadian teen sitcom Student Bodies.

Kylie Bunbury- as Cassie Dewell, the private detective.  She's Canadian.  She was on the show Pitch.

Deedee Pfeiffer- as Denise, the secretary at the PI agency.

Jensen Ackles- as Sheriff Beau Arlen.  He's from Supernatural.  My sister met him.  

He was in Bonnie Doon mall in Edmonton, AB where he was doing an autograph session.  The money of $10 an autograph went to the women's shelter.  This was in like 1998 or 1999.

Luke Mitchell- he is Cormac Barnes.  He was on Blindspot.

There are lots of villains on this show:  

Brian Geraghty- as Ronald Pergman, the main villain for the first 2 seasons of the show.

Ryan O' Naan- as Donno.

Jamie- Lynn Sigler- as Tanya.  She was a good guy, but then turned into a bad guy.

2. The writing is really good.  Each season there is a new mystery.

In the first season, 2 sisters are kidnapped on the road by Ronald.

In the second season, a group of teens steal 2 big bags of money.  The bad guys come to town to look for the money.

In the third season, there is a missing hiker.  A glamping company is set up there and they may have something to do with this.

There is a big mystery each season, but there are also mysteries/ cases each episode.


This show is based on the book The Highway by CJ Box.


3. The show is kind of funny.

Donno and Tanya are talking.

Tanya: I know you wanted notebooks with monkeys on them.  I only found ones with horses.  Is that okay?

Donno: Yeah, but next time, monkeys.

4. The action is really good with the fight scenes.

5. Ethnic diversity and LGTBQ.

Cons: 

1. This is a mild con in the pilot.  Spoiler alert:

Ryan Phillipe is Cody Hoyt and is advertised on the first season promos.  He seemed to be a regular on the show.  However, his character is written off at the end of the pilot.  He is on for a few more episodes in short flashbacks.

I find that the promos was very misleading.  

The question I ask myself is: "If this hot actor wasn't on this show, would you watch this?"

My answer for a lot of shows is: "Yes, but I wouldn't like this as much."



My opinion: This show is good.  This has "never jumped the shark" like went bad.

 
Aug. 15, 2024 Free Blockbuster: Michael N. from the Screenwriters and Filmmakers Meetup group posted this.   I have seen a few free libraries.

You may still want to watch things on DVD for the audio commentary because you can't get that on streaming.  People do put the behind-the- scenes videos on Youtube.










These are the other 2 blog posts:


"Nexstar Ad Sales Fall 36% in Q4 as CW Loss Narrows to $52 Million"/ "The CW Losses Decline By $50M In Q1, But Parent Nexstar Flags Concern About A National TV Ad Sector That Is 'Not In A Positive Place'"




"‘All American’, ‘Homecoming’ & ‘Walker’ Will Continue As Long As They Perform, Says CW Chief: “It’s No Longer A Financial Question”"/ "The CW Bosses Explain Why ‘All American’ & ‘Walker’ Aren’t On Its Fall Schedule"




My week:



Sat. Aug. 10, 2024 Fun:

1. Staples: I went to this location at Unity Square.  

I donated school supplies there. -Donating to charity and helping people  



2. I recycled 40 pens, markers, and highlighters there too. -Saving the environment

3. McDonald's- I redeemed a coffee card where you buy 7 coffees and get 1 free.  My dad buys the coffees.  -Saving money

4. The bank: I then walked over there to ask a few questions. 

5. The Cariwest Festival- I looked at the:

-jewelry
-bags
-food

-having fun



Sun. Aug. 11, 2024 My birthday: The 9 people who wished me a happy birthday on Facebook:

Anastasia- from the Screenwriters and Filmmakers group.

Adrian- from the Hotel restaurant job.

Chamnoeur- when we're teens.

Michael N-  from the Screenwriters and Filmmakers group.

Naish- from the Hotel restaurant job.

John A- from the Screenwriters and Filmmakers group.

Leah- from Professional Writing at MacEwan.

Nileish- from filmmaking.

Tina- from NAIT.

The Simpsons: Today I watched this episode:


"The Tell- Tale Pants":

"Marge secretly spends a surprising windfall on herself when she gets mad with Homer."



A few days ago, I watched this: 

"Bart's Brain":

"Bart makes a new friend."


My opinion: Both episodes were average at best and mediocre at worst.  The characters are the same, but they make fun of current events and trends.


Blue Orchid restaurant: My family and I went here for dinner.  It was really good.

Chicken and corn chowder soup
Sweet and sour pork
Deep fried shrimp and peaches with mayonnaise- this was sweet
Beef and veggies
2 crabs for $100

In total it was $199. 45. 

This was good value and the service was fast.

There were 2 tables including mine.  There were a lot delivery people picking up food to deliver.

There was a Edmonton Elks football game on TV there.  A lot of people were probably watching this at home and ordered food.



I saw a coyote: We were driving home from the restaurant, and on the way out of Chinatown, we saw a coyote on the highway ledge.  I never saw a coyote in real life before.


Tues. Aug. 13, 2024 Ikea: I have never been to an Ikea before.  I look at the catalogue and I can go on the website.  I like looking at home decor and furniture, but I don't really want or need this.  My parents wanted to go there, and I went with them.

Furniture: I was there for 1 hr 20 min.  I really like this store.  There are decorated bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens and I can imagine living in there.  

I like sitting on the couches and touching everything.

Restaurants: There is even a restaurant upstairs that sells like fish and chips, soup, fries, poutine, samosas, and egg rolls.  There are wraps and sandwiches to- go.  This is on ceramic plates and metal cutlery.

There is a restaurant downstairs and they sell hot dogs and ice cream.

The environment: You can recycle batteries, lightbulbs, and small electronics there.

There is a "As/ is" section of slightly used furniture.

I have been to the Brick, Structube, and Pottery Barn.  They sell good products, but Ikea has more fun products.  I like shopping here more.


Wed. Aug. 14, 2024 Friends: I called my friend Cham and talked for 20 min.

"‘All American’, ‘Homecoming’ & ‘Walker’ Will Continue As Long As They Perform, Says CW Chief: “It’s No Longer A Financial Question”"/ "The CW Bosses Explain Why ‘All American’ & ‘Walker’ Aren’t On Its Fall Schedule"

Feb. 18, 2024 "‘All American’, ‘Homecoming’ & ‘Walker’ Will Continue As Long As They Perform, Says CW Chief: “It’s No Longer A Financial Question”": Today I found this article by Peter White on Deadline:


The CW is hoping to keep its trio of scripted originals – All AmericanAll American: Homecoming and Walker – on the air for some time.

The network scaled back its scripted ambitions after it was acquired by Nexstar in 2022 with a number of shows ending over the last twelve months including The Flash, Riverdale, Nancy Drew, Walker: Independence, The Winchesters and Gotham Knights.

Its fourth scripted original Superman & Lois is heading into its fourth and final season this year.

The CW President of Entertainment Brad Schwartz said that it’s no longer an “financial” question as to whether it will keep these Warner Bros. Television and CBS Studios going past their current seasons.

“CBS and Warner Bros have been so wonderful working with us on those shows and we’ve gotten both of those shows to an economic area, where as long as they keep rating, there’s no reason why we can’t keep them. It’s no longer a financial question, it’s a creative and performance question,” he said at The CW’s TCA press tour.

Deadline understands that The CW was able to keep the license fees low enough for these three shows to a level that was able to work for it.

Given the international sales of All American, All American: Homecoming, which are both produced by Warner Bros. Television, and Walker, which is produced by CBS Studios, it also works for the two previous owners of The CW.

All American, in particular, also has a lucrative streaming deal with Netflix, as part of a wider arrangement between the streamer and The CW that started in 2011 and ended in 2019.

All American is heading into its sixth season. The high school football drama stars Taye Diggs, Monet Mazur, Daniel Ezra, Cody Christian, Samantha Logan, Hunter Clowdus, Michael Evans Behling, Greta Onieogou, Bre-Z, Karimah Westbrook, Jayln Hall and Chelsea Tavares.

It comes from Berlanti Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television and CBS Studios, and is exec produced by Nkechi Okoro Carroll, Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, John A. Norris, Jameal Turner, Mike Herro and David Strauss.

Spinoff All American: Homecoming is set at HBCU college at Bringston University. It is heading into its third season. The series stars Geffri Maya, Cory Hardrict, Sylvester Powell, Camille Hyde, Mitchell Edwards, Netta Walker and Rhoyle Ivy King.

All American: Homecoming is created and executive produced by Nkechi Okoro Carroll who serves as co-showrunner alongside executive producer Marqui Jackson. Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Robbie Rogers, and Lindsay Dunn also serve as executive producers. The series is produced by Berlanti Productions, Rock My Soul Productions and CBS Studios in association with Warner Bros. Television.

Walker, starring Jared Padalecki, is heading into its fourth season. The CW’s reimagining of the popular CBS drama Walker, Texas Ranger, Walker centers on Cordell Walker (Padalecki), a widower and father of two with his own moral code who returns home to Austin after being undercover for two years, only to discover there’s harder work to be done at home.

The cast also includes Ashley Reyes, Keegan Allen, Violet Brinson, Molly Hagan, Kale Culley, Coby Bell, Jeff Pierre, Mitch Pileggi and Odette Annable. 

Walker is written and executive produced by Anna Fricke, and executive produced by Dan Lin, Lindsey Liberatore, Padalecki, Steve Robin and Russel Friend. The series is from CBS Studios in association with Rideback.

https://deadline.com/2024/02/all-american-homecoming-walker-future-cw-1235826286/

  • Charlie

    Personally happy to see Walker coming back and possible safe for another season (5). 2024 is already crazy ahead of the national election and I need my comfort shows.

  • SL Mon

    I could have sworn that CW was cancelling all its scripted shows after cancellation bloodbaths two years in a row. I hope that they do renew these 3 shows. Better yet, let them reconsider some of their recent cancellation decisions.

  • CW Is A Joke Now

    Warner Bros cancelled 13 TV shows so these jerks could acquire The CW. They sold it for debt, not money. They ruined that network

  • Juzzy

    I’d watch the CW again if they decided to invest and give Ride a second season. Otherwise, there is nothing left to watch on there anymore.

  • Anonymous

    They don’t the thing is they have no other things to fill time. They don’t have the money for the other sports leagues. They should have went in on the PFL/Bellator when they were available.

    • The CW (RIP)

      They gutted half the cast on those remaining shows. I won’t be watching

    • Agent

      They say that now – I’ll believe CW when I see the shows renewed for another season. And will they add more original scripted dramas – or just keep importing Canadian and Aussie productions.

    • Anonymous

      It is ALWAYs a financial decision. Who does he think he is fooling???? Idiot.

      • Anonymous

        he could also mean that Netflix viewership stats could make a bigger difference.



  • May 16, 2024 "The CW Bosses Explain Why ‘All American’ & ‘Walker’ Aren’t On Its Fall Schedule": Today I found this article by Peter White on Deadline:


    All American and Walker are two of The CW’s biggest shows.

    So, it was somewhat of a surprise that neither show has been handed a renewal and a spot on the network’s fall schedule, which was unveiled this morning.

    The CW bosses Dennis Miller and Brad Schwartz explained why this is the case but said that there are ongoing conversations with the studios behind these shows with Schwartz promising that a decision on All American will happen “soon”.

    Both shows are expensive and as Deadline has explained before, financials for all three homegrown dramas are challenging, particularly for Walker, which won’t be able to continue unless its very low license fee is raised by the network.

    Schwartz, who is President of Entertainment at The CW, told Deadline, “We didn’t feel any need to rush to meet some Upfront deadline. 

    All American is on the air right now, so we’re seeing how that does. Walker is about [seven] episodes in. We don’t need to make a decision on those anytime soon, unless except for some artificial Upfront deadline. I feel like we have really gotten to a 12 month a year development and greenlight cycle. You’ll hear some pickups in the next few weeks.”

    All American has a slightly different financial model, given its deal with Netflix. “That makes it a little more interesting for everybody,” he added. “We’ll be making a decision on that soon. We’re talking about it right now.”

    The show was recently handed two extra episodes.

    “On Walker, we’ve had many conversations, Dennis has had some conversations recently as well, many conversations with CBS [Studios] about continuing or not continuing that show,” he added.

    Miller alluded to issues with streaming when it comes to these big scripted shows.

    “It appears that you really need to have a multi-platform architecture in order to do scripted programming,” said The CW President Miller. 

    “It became a question of strategically what kind of SVOD or AVOD deal should we have so we could justify the economics of scripted.”

    He added that the company was looking at either doing 

    a package deal for a number of its shows with a streamer

    or parceling them out individually. 

    Both of these are “options we’ve talked about”.

    Asked whether a streaming deal could see all three shows saved, Miller said he doesn’t think it’s “cause/effect”. “But that is a critical component for our scripted strategy. We’re telling suppliers when they come in now, think of us as a critical first step to market this IP but we need that other piece to make it work,” he added.

    All American: Homecoming, meanwhile, does not launch until the summer.

    Schwartz said that he believes this year’s fall schedule is as “strong” as The CW has ever had. “It might not have all the big shiny superhero shows on it but it’s broadening our audience in a way that we needed to grow.

    The final season of Superman & Lois is on the schedule, alongside Canadian drama Sullivan’s Crossing but there are plenty of shows in limbo including drama Family Law, which was renewed by Global for a fourth season in January.

    There will be plenty of sports on the schedule including WWE NXT on Tuesday; ACC Football, NASCAR Xfinity Series and Pac-12 Football on Saturday; as well as Inside the NFL, moving from Thursday to Friday in its second season on the CW.

    “Wrestling is going to probably be our biggest night of the week,” Schwartz added. “There’s some weekends where we have 14 hours of consecutive sports. 

    Every night of the week kind of feels really good, every night of the week kind of feels like we’re bringing new audiences Sullivan’s Crossing brings an audience to us that hadn’t been on The CW before. 


    Superman and Lois and The Librarians bring an audience we have had before, game shows brings a different audience.”

    https://deadline.com/2024/05/the-cw-renewal-decision-all-american-walker-1235918928/#comments