Brett Gold

Fox's new schedule includes a number of new shows in 'Utopia,' 'Gotham,' and 'Gracepoint,' but it also includes a few interesting moves designed to take a shot at slowing down the success of the network's rivals.

NBC's 'Grimm' has been surprising analysts and critics for three seasons. When it returns in the fall it will have yet another lead-out in 'Constantine,' a new horror series based on the popular DC Comics series. Can it make a better partner for 'Grimm' than 'Dracula' and 'Hannibal?'

CBS has always surprised audiences and investors and this year is no different as it will add at least eight shows to its 2014-15 schedule…not to mention primetime football.

ABC’s new schedule will likely be a mix of old and new with a few off-the-beaten-path additions thrown in...in other word par for the course. The big question is can it produce the next “it” series?

NBC's 'The Blacklist' was perhaps the biggest show of last season -- the James Spader led drama is pulling NBC back into the ratings race and will continue to be force in season two.

NBC's new schedule has been released and with moves like 'The Blacklist' list changing nights and the addition of new series by Katherine Heigl and Debra Messing, the network is looking to make its mark with advertisers and investors in the fall.

NBC will be the first to unveil its new fall schedule next week but that meant cleaning house in the days prior to find room for the new shows, but will the rookies deliver?

'24's return Monday night was well-received and it's no surprise why -- the series has always been ahead of the curve, so much so its impact on TV and the traditional business model is widespread and a number of shows today owe it a great debt.

A&E and Starz both made big moves this week to secure promising projects for their future slates, but one has a better shot of succeeding than the other.

Fox's franchise '24' returns tonight in grand fashion, but not in the traditional way. That's fitting because nothing about '24' was ever traditional … and that's a good thing.

After hitting it big with 'The Blacklist,' NBC would like to followup on its success with another big smash and with pilots from Tina Fey, Rob Lowe, and Katherine Heigl in its pipeline that could happen.

ABC had its share of hits and misses last season, but the network remained strong thanks to shows like 'Modern Family,' 'Scandal,' and 'Shark Tank.' This season, it's hoping to add to that roster.

Movies airing on TV have always been reliable options for networks, but a new study finds "new classics" are being replayed a surprising rate. What does that mean for the industry?

CBS remains the top rated broadcast networks and with spin-offs of 'NCIS' and 'CSI' likely on the way that looks to be the case for some time to come.

Shows like FX's 'Fargo,' AMC's 'Mad Men,' and WGN America's 'Salem' can't be judged just on their initial airings...time-shifted viewings are now just as important.

With the continued success of The CW's 'Arrow' and 'Supernatural' it was only a matter of time until a spin-off was put into place. But the network has a number of strong pilots in consideration meaning something's got to give.

Fox changed the game earlier this year with its new approach to the fall season and now its almost ready to show advertisers why its idea may be the next big thing in TV.

After three weeks a new film has topped the charts -- 'The Other Woman' beat out 'Winter Solider" for number one. But while that was good news for Fox, 'Quiet Ones' spelled bad news for the industry as a whole with more confirmation the horror genre is hurting.

In this last week before the summer box office wars begin, three movies are looking to top reigning champ 'Captain America; The Winter Soldier,' but only one really has a realistic shot.

With Kerry Washington and the 'Scandal' team wrapped for the season, ABC's turning to 'Black Box' to fill the slot ... but can it do the job?