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With so much hype surrounding shows’ Christmas and Halloween specials, it’s easy to forget that there have been some great St. Patrick’s Day episodes in the TV world. So here are a lucky seven episodes that’ll get you excited to celebrate the holiday! Or make you want to stay at home and chill, since all are available to stream on Netflix.

“30 Rock”

Like a double rainbow, “30 Rock” gave its fans not one, but two reasons to get excited, as it aired two St. Patrick’s Day episodes in 2009 and 2012. However, the 2009 episode, “The Funcooker,” is the standout. Written by Tom Ceraulo and Donald Glover, the episode sees Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) attend jury duty, in which the woman on trial hilariously reflects Liz’s own work problems. She must also juggle problems that arise when her show’s stars (Tracy Morgan and Jane Krakowski) pass out and curse while hosting the St.

The CW’s The Flash opened Season 3 on Tuesday with 3.2 million total viewers and a 1.3 demo rating (per finals), down a tick from its sophomore premiere (3.6 mil/1.4) but on par with its May finale (3.4 mil/1.3). TVLine readers gave it an average grade of “B+.”

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No Tomorrow led out of that with 1.5 mil and a 0.5 (and a “B” grade), down from iZombie‘s year-ago rating (1.5 mil/0.7) but on par with Containment‘s post-Flash launch (1.7 mil/0.5).

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I don't know if you've seen Turbo Kid or not, but it's one of the most wickedly fun movies! It's like a hardcore, post-apocalyptic Mad Max style film but with BMX bikes. If you enjoyed the movie, you've gotta check out this short film/music video that is set in the same universe. It's called "No Tomorrow," and it's a prequel story that focuses on the character Apple and leads up to the point before she meets Turbo Kid.  

The short offers us a sweet and slightly demented story in which Apple's new friend dies and she still decides to drag him along in the desolate wasteland to keep her company. 

The music was composed by Le Matos (Jean-Nicolas Leupi and Jean-Philippe Bernier), and the lyrics and vocals come from Pawws (Lucy Taylor).  ...

“No Tomorrow feat. Pawws​” is a musical short film for Le Matos' title track from the Turbo Kid soundtrack. It is directed by the original Turbo Kid directors Rkss!

The story is a prequel to the film featuring Laurence Leboeuf who reprises her role as Apple. Through the video we follow her in her adventure from the other side of the Wasteland, right before her memorable encounter with the Kid.

Fans of Turbo Kid will love being thrown back into the wild, post-apocalyptic world full of strange creatures, characters and gore!

Pretty rad, plus I love the song.

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Stop everything that you are doing and watch this music video for Le Matos' song from the Turbo Kid Ost No Tomorrow. Directed by trio truimphant Rkss it stars arguably one of everyone's favorite characters from the film, Apple. It is a bit of her story before she meets up with The Kid in the film. “No Tomorrow feat. Pawws” is a musical short film for the track directed by our good friends Rkss! This short story is a prequel to our favorite friendship unit, Apple. Follow her in her adventure from the other side of the Wasteland, right before her memorable encounter with the Kid! True to original film the music video is morbidly hilarious. It is also a lot prettier too;...

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Before we get too far in, let us say this: There are so many more shows coming out. Even limiting our list to the upcoming debuts on broadcast TV, we still have “Timeless,” “No Tomorrow,” “Rocky Horror Picture Show” and “Man With a Plan,” to name just a few.

But over the past few weeks, Fall TV has kicked into high gear. With prominent new releases like “Lethal Weapon,” “Designated Survivor” and “Pitch” as well as low-profile favorites like “Speechless” and “Son of Zorn,” there’s been a lot of new options to sift through. Which ones should you be watching? Which shows should you skip? Which pilots are worth sampling, and which series should have a permanent slot on your DVR?

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TV vets Kiefer Sutherland, Michael Weatherly and Kevin James could have another smash series on their hands.

Sutherland’s new ABC drama “Designated Survivor,” Weatherly’s new CBS series “Bull” and James’ freshman comedy “Kevin Can Wait” (also for the Eye network) are among the shows testing highest among potential audiences, just days before next Monday’s launch of the 2016-2017 TV season.

Research firm Ipsos Connect has regularly polled an average of more than 2,000 TV viewers age 18-49 over the past three weeks, gauging their awareness of this fall’s new TV titles – and whether or not they intend to tune in. IndieWire obtained a copy of Ipsos’ TV Dailies report, which is organized by lead product manager Tom Kelly.

For IndieWire, Kelly went one step further and devised a matrix combining all of his data — including whether audiences are aware of a show’s title, and if they...

All good  things must come to an end...so something better can begin. We've reached the final day of our rapid-fire reviews, and after letting you know how we felt about NBC's three new shows, we've reached the end of our small screen musings: The CW's two new dramas, Frequency and No Tomorrow, with the buzzy Riverdale being held for midseason. And guess what? We like 'em, we really like 'em! The CW's update of the 2000 sci-fi thriller Frequency may have added a new face our list of TV's best detectives, and No Tomorrow is the TV rom-com we've been craving... Frequency (The CW)  Premiere Date: Wednesday, Oct. 5 at 9...

One of the hottest new trailers of the year wasn't a movie promo, but This Is Us from NBC. 

Is it worth watching, though? We're giving our opinion on that and the network's foray into the time traveling business, Timeless, below. Take a look!

Timeless - Mondays at 10/9c - October 3

First Impression: Time Travel is the big thing for 2016-17, and Timeless is a good representation of the subject.

A history professor (Abigail Spencer), a soldier (Matt Lanter) and a scientist (Paterson Joseph) are asked by a government agency to trust them, get into a time machine and try to stop a villain (Goran Visnjic) who is trying to change time for nefarious purposes.

Of course, nothing is really as it seems, and the three jump into this mission with very little background knowledge other than their own specialties.

There is wonder, mischief and disaster waiting for them, but they're up for the challenge.

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Strain, American Ninja Warrior, Zoo and The Night Shift!

1 | On Killjoys, how cool was D’Av’s “Guns on stun, tunes for fun?” Fps-style sequence? On the flip side, how sad were you to see Pawter take a powder?

2 | Beyonce performed that insane 15-minute Lemonade medley after MTV broke protocol and assured her that “Formation” had won Video of the Year, right?

PhotosVMAs 2016: Best and Worst

3 | When it came out on...

The CW has unveiled key art designs for its new fall series Supergirl, Frequency and No Tomorrow. Supergirl‘s key art features star Melissa Benoist as DC Comics character Kara Zor-El wrapped in her signature red cape, with the tag line “The CW has a new hero,” reflecting the series’ move from CBS. In Supergirl, Kara (Benoist), Superman's (Kal-El) cousin who, after 12 years of keeping her powers a secret on Earth, decides to finally embrace her superhuman abilities and be…...

Tammy and Brian Bossard almost lost their 23-month-old daughter late Friday night when their family boat hit a power line and flipped over on Florida's Indian River. But thanks to the persistent, brave actions of the Cocoa Beach, Florida, police department, Kennedy - who was found tucked inside an air pocket under the vessel - is safe and back with her parents and 7-month-old sister, Charlotte. "This was truly a miracle," Tammy tells People. "It's just unreal, it's every parents worst nightmare to think that you could lose your child, and this was so real it was a nightmare come to life.

Tammy and Brian Bossard almost lost their 23-month-old daughter late Friday night when their family boat hit a power line and flipped over on Florida's Indian River. But thanks to the persistent, brave actions of the Cocoa Beach, Florida, police department, Kennedy - who was found tucked inside an air pocket under the vessel - is safe and back with her parents and 7-month-old sister, Charlotte. "This was truly a miracle" Tammy tells People. "It's just unreal, it's every parents worst nightmare to think that you could lose your child, and this was so real it was a nightmare come to life.

The CW’s new series No Tomorrow centers on a risk-averse procurement manager named Evie who falls for a handsome guy, Xavier, who has no job because his mathematical equation proves the world is ending in less than nine months. Xavier helps Evie bravely do things, like singing karaoke in the pilot. TV critics, who sweat details, wondered if they will see some kind of CNN countdown-to-the-next-cnn-debate clock, only this one would be an end-of-world clock on the show to…...

The CW has a lot of superhero dramas. 

That much was addressed at the Television Critics Association Summer press tour today, August 11. 

Of the fall shows, Arrow, Supernatural, The Flash and Supergirl are all on tap for full, 22 episode seasons. 

All four shows performed well in the ratings last season, so it was a given that they would get full seasons. 

The Vampire Diaries, which is going into its final season, has 16 episodes left. 

Expect a lot of character returns for the truncated final season of the vampire drama. 

Both freshman fall dramas, Frequency & No Tomorrow have 13 episode orders. This is the norm for new series on broadcast television. 

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Season 2 has been capped at 13 episodes, but Legends of Tomorrow has the option of having more episodes added. 

Legends cooled off a lot from its high flying premiere, so The CW are no doubt cautious about ordering more episodes...

The CW president Mark Pedowitz says he learned quite a bit from the recent controversy surrounding “The 100” – but perhaps not in the way you’d expect.

Some fans were taken aback in Season 3 after Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) was killed just after with sleeping with another woman. The death was considered a hallmark in the “Bury Your Gays” trope, in which critics pointed to how often Lgbtq characters die on television.

Pedowitz said he was surprised by the backlash on social media. “Social media goes both ways,” he said. “They can adore you and they can bite you. At the same time, we’ve learned that you have to support your showrunner. It’s about the storytelling.”

Read More: ‘The 100’ Dodges Controversy Even As It Mourns Lexa At San Diego Comic-Con

The exec said showrunner Jason Rothenberg also experienced “a great learning curve for what social media can do,...

Adam Copeland‘s new gig is far from Haven.

The actor will recur on Season 5 of Vikings as Ketill Flatnose, a fierce and brave warrior, our sister site Deadline reports.

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Flatnose is chosen by Floki to be one of the leaders of the Viking group traveling to Iceland to set up a community there.

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* Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has tapped Lilli Birdsell (Bones, NCIS: New Orleans) to recur in Season 4 as Lucy, a...

Has The Flash‘s timeline tampering resulted in a new Central City speedster?

Wally West will be suiting up as Kid Flash in the CW hit’s Season 3 premiere, and TVLine has your first look at actor Keiynan Lonsdale clad in his hero costume.

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As previously reported, the season opener, titled “Flashpoint,” will introduce The CW series’ take on the game-changing DC Comics storyline in which Barry’s decision to save his mother’s life triggers an alternate timeline. In that reality, Barry is no longer the Scarlett Speedster…...

Did you miss any of your favorite CW TV shows during the 2015-16 television season? Netflix is here to save the day. The streaming service has struck a multi-year content licensing deal with The CW. Netflix will be the only Us subscription service offering previous seasons of The CW's scripted TV shows. All current and future series produced during the agreement will be available for streaming on Netflix, eight days after each program's season finale.CW TV shows which will be available on Netflix include upcoming series Frequency, No Tomorrow, and Riverdale. Existing CW shows include DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash, Jane the Virgin, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Vampire Diaries, The 100, iZombie, The Originals, Reign, and Supernatural.Read More…...

Despite The CW putting out some of the greatest and most original hourlong series — Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Jane the Virgin, a growing roster of superhero programs — it's been hard to watch most of them in a timely fashion. They exist on Hulu, but sparingly, and Netflix usually waits about a year to put them on its platform. But, per a press release from Netflix, they've reached a deal where each CW show will be available to stream just eight days after the season finale. This deal not only includes CW's current programming like Arrow and The Flash but upcoming new shows like Riverdale (based on the Archie comics), Frequency, and No Tomorrow. The new exclusivity deal will also likely have an impact on Hulu — Hulu's deal will soon expire, leaving Netflix the only streaming competitor to watch CW programs.

Netflix and The CW have announced a deal today which will see the online streaming service become the home of past and future seasons of the network’s line-up of shows. That includes DC Comics adaptations like Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl along with favourites such as iZombie, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries and several others. The deal also incorporates upcoming 2016 – 2017 shows like Riverdale, Frequency, and No Tomorrow.

The best thing about this is that it shortens the window between when the season finales air and the time they can start airing on Netflix. Now, you’ll only have to wait eight days after your favourite CW show wraps up in order to relive the whole thing from the very start, something which is sure to please fans of the likes of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Jane the Virgin.

Ted Sarandos, Chief Content Officer at Netflix, had this to...

Following rumors the other week, Netflix and The CW Network officially announced a new multi-year content licensing relationship today that sets up Netflix as the exclusive streaming service for previous seasons of scripted CW shows.

The relationship spans all current CW shows, as well as all future programs produced for the network during the term of the new agreement, which begins with the just-completed 2015-2016 broadcast season. Starting with the coming 2016-2017 season, Netflix members will be able to stream full seasons for each of these programs starting just eight days after each show's season finale.

The list of shows that will be fully available include "Arrow," "The Flash," "Legends of Tomorrow," "Supergirl," "Jane the Virgin," "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," "The Vampire Diaries," "The 100," "iZombie," "The Originals" and "Reign" along with this coming season's three new shows: "Frequency," "No Tomorrow" and "Riverdale".

The press release includes a quote by Ted Sarandos, Chief Content Officer at Netflix,...

Your favorite CW series will continue to stream exclusively on Netflix thanks to a new multi-year content licensing deal. The streaming service announced today that it will remain the exclusive U.S. subscription television service for previous seasons of scripted series broadcasted on The CW Network.

Shows included in the deal include the three new series on the CW’s 2016-2017 primetime schedule: “Frequency,” “No Tomorrow” and “Riverdale,” as well as DC series “Legends of Tomorrow,” “Supergirl,” “The Flash” and “Arrow,” critically acclaimed “Jane the Virgin” and “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and fan favorites “Supernatural,” “The 100” and “The Vampire Diaries.” Best of all, Netflix members will be able to stream full seasons for each of these programs beginning eight days after each show’s season finale.

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“Netflix members in the Us love the great lineup of series from The CW,...

Next year, you’ll be able to binge-watch the whole season of Arrow just over a week after the premiere of its finale.

In sealing with The CW a new multi-year content licensing deal, Netflix hasn’t just secured the continued exclusive right to stream previous seasons of the network’s fare, it’s made provisions to stream full seasons of CW series starting only eight days after each of their finales air.

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The new agreement includes not only The CW’s current...

Netflix, the world's leading Internet television network, and The CW Network, a joint venture between CBS Corporation and Warner Bros. Entertainment, announced today a new multi-year content licensing relationship that allows Netflix to remain the exclusive U.S. subscription television service for previous seasons of scripted series broadcast on The CW. 

The new relationship spans all current CW series, as well as all future programs produced for the network during the term of the new agreement, which begins with the just-completed 2015-2016 broadcast season. Starting with the 2016-2017 season, Netflix members will be able to stream full seasons for each of these programs beginning eight days after each show's season finale.

Programming available to Netflix members will include the three new series on The CW's 2016-2017 primetime schedule: Frequency, No Tomorrow and Riverdale; the hit DC series Legends Of Tomorrow and Supergirl, which will join Arrow and Flash; and...

Netflix and the CW have finalized a multi-year licensing agreement to stream the network’s scripted series. The new agreement, which begins with the recently concluded 2015-16 broadcast season, continues the relationship between the network and Netflix, giving the streaming platform exclusive streaming rights to previous seasons of CW series. Beginning with the upcoming 2016-17 season, full seasons of CW series will be available on Netflix eight days following their broadcast finales. This includes the three new series “Frequency,” “No Tomorrow” and “Riverdale,” as well as new seasons of “Legends of Tomorrow,” “Jane the Virgin,” “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and “Supergirl.” Also Read: Netflix Headed.

In a rather magical bit of casting, The CW’s hit superhero drama The Flash has recruited Harry Potter vet Tom Felton to join Season 3 in a series regular role, TVLine has learned exclusively.

RelatedThe Flash Season 3: Jesse Will Return — But to What Reality? And With Powers?

Felton will play Julian Dorn, a fellow CSI at the Central City Police Department who suspects there’s more to Barry Allen than just his good guy reputation.

The English actor is best known for portraying cunning sorcerer Draco Malfoy in all eight Harry Potter films, from 2001’s Harry Potter and...

2016 Fall TV premiere dates CW: Tuesday, October 4 8:00-9:00pm The Flash (Season Premiere) 9:00-10:00pm No Tomorrow (Series Premiere) Wednesday, October 5 8:00-9:00pm Arrow (Season Premiere) 9:00-10:00pm Frequency (Series Premiere) Thursday, October 6 8:00-10:00pm Iheartradio Music Festival Night One Friday, October 7 8:00-10:00pm Iheartradio Music Festival Night Two Monday, October 10 8:00-9:00pm Supergirl (The CW Premiere) 9:00-10:00pm No Tomorrow (Premiere Episode Encore) Thursday, October 13 8:00-9:00pm DC’S Legends Of Tomorrow (Season Premiere) 9:00-10:00pm Supernatural (Season Premiere) Monday,...

Hail to the “Supergirl” Chief: “Wonder Woman” herself, Lynda Carter, has signed on to appear on multiple episodes of the series as it moves to The CW in Season 2.

But she won’t be playing the iconic comic book character this time. Carter will star as the President of the United States starting in episode 3.

The CW hasn’t shared any information beyond that, but Carter joins other actors from the DC Comics TV universe who have made their way to “Supergirl,” including Dean Cain. And, of course, current DC TV stars are now popping up, including Grant Gustin as “The Flash.”

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Carter, of course, famously played “Wonder Woman” on the hit 1970s series. This also isn’t the first time Carter has made a return to the world of DC Comics on TV, as she also guested on an episode of “Smallville.

The broadcast networks have nearly 20 shows debuting this fall, including Kiefer Sutherland’s term as Potus, Michael Weatherly’s NCIS follow-up and the story of Mlb’s first female player. To help you prep for it all, TVLine is offering First Impressions of the not-for-review pilots.

Next up on our list….

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Supernatural fans can mark their calendars for the return of the Winchester brothers, as The CW has announced that the show’s twelfth season will premiere on Thursday, October 13th at 9:00pm Est.

In addition to the Supernatural Season 12 premiere date, The CW also announced that the eighth season of The Vampire Diaries will debut on Friday, October 21st at 8:00pm Est.

Those looking forward to iZombie Season 3 will have to wait at least a little while longer to find out exactly when Olivia Moore will be back on the case, as The CW has slated the series to return sometime in the midseason schedule.

Stay tuned to Daily Dead for more updates, and for more details, check out the official press release below:

Press Release (via TheFutonCritic.com): The CW’s New Season Kicks Off on Tuesday, October 4 With the Return of The Flash Followed by...

The CW has revealed premiere dates for its 2016-2017 roster beginning in early October. Its slate does include a handful of new series set to debut around that time, but honestly? This line-up is a solid reminder that when it comes to designing an interconnected small-screen comic book world, The CW’s DC universe is tough to beat.

After getting dropped from ABC, Supergirl flies over to the network that it was always destined for, for its second season. As The CW is currently home to DC adaptations Arrow, The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl already crossed over with the former, it’s looking like we can expect even more interaction between these titles.

The rest of the network’s line-up looks packed with more genre fare; the Frequency reboot, hour-long comedy No Tomorrow, Jane The Virgin, The Vampire Diaries, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and the unstoppable Supernatural.

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The CW Network has announced the premiere dates for its 2016-17 season in October with three new additions to its schedule this fall, including "Frequency," "Supergirl" and "No Tomorrow". The CW Fall season kicks off with "The Flash" in its third season on October 4th. Here's the full schedule:

Tuesday, October 4th

8:00-9:00pm: "The Flash" (Season Premiere)

9:00-10:00pm: "No Tomorrow (Series Premiere)

Wednesday, October 5th

8:00-9:00pm: "Arrow (Season Premiere)

9:00-10:00pm: "Frequency (Series Premiere)

Monday, October 10th

8:00-9:00pm: "Supergirl (The CW Premiere)

9:00-10:00pm: "No Tomorrow (Premiere Episode Encore)

Thursday, October 13th

8:00-9:00pm: "DC’S Legends Of Tomorrow (Season Premiere)

9:00-10:00pm: "Supernatural (Season Premiere)

Monday, October 17th

8:00-9:00pm: "Supergirl (Original Episode)

9:00-10:00pm: "Jane The Virgin (Season Premiere)

Friday, October 21st

8:00-...

The Flash will set the stage for The CW's fall programming by premiering first on Tuesday, October 4.

New series No Tomorrow will be getting an extra marketing push by debuting after The Flash, and showing an encore of the premiere after Supergirl on October 10, The CW premiere of the series.

While the new shows debut during premiere week, you'll have to wait a bit for some other favorites, such as Jane the Virgin and The Vampire Diaries, which are stagged throughout October.

Check out the full schedule of CW premieres below!

Tuesday, October 4

8-9 p.m . The Flash (season premiere)

9-10 p.m. No Tomorrow (series premiere)

Wednesday, October 5

8-9 p.m. Arrow (season premiere)

9-10 p.m. Frequency (series premiere)

Thursday, October 6

8-10 p.m. iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 1

Friday, October 7

8-10 p.m. iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 2

Monday, October 10

8-9 p.m. Supergirl (The CW premiere/season two premiere)

9-10 p.

The CW today announced their fall 2016 line up. The biggest news is that Supergirl, the one-time CBS series that should have been on The CW all along, kicks off on October 10. Things get going on October 4 with The Flash and the series premiere of No Tomorrow. The next night, October 5, Arrow returns for its fifth season. Later that evening, the network rolls out its supernatural/paranormal-ish show Frequency about a police detective who is able to speak to her dead father through a ham radio. Following are the rest of the release dates and times (All times Et). Tuesday, October 4 8- 9 p.m. The Flash 9-10 p.m. No Tomorrow Wednesday, October 5 8-9 p.m. Arrow 9-10 p.m. Frequency Monday, October 10 8-9 p.m. Supergirl Thursday, October 13 8-9 p.m. DC’s Legends of Tomorrow 9-10 p.m. Supernatural Monday, October 17 9-10 p.m. Jane the Virgin Friday, October 21 8-9 p.

For a second year in a row, The Flash leads the way for the CW’s fall rollout in the first week of October. The network’s flagship series will kick off its third season on October 4, followed by the series premiere of No Tomorrow. The new romantic comedic drama is getting a big launch. It already airs behind the CW’s strongest returning series, The Flash. Additionally, the pilot will get an encore showing behind the biggest premiere event on the network next fall, the CW…...

“The Flash” will kick off The CW’s fall season with a Tuesday, Oct. 4 premiere, the broadcast network announced Friday. New dramedy “No Tomorrow” will follow the Season 3 debut of “The Flash” on Tuesday, while the Season 5 premiere of “Arrow” airs at 8 p.m. Et the following night, Wednesday, Oct. 5, followed by new drama “Frequency” at 9 p.m.. Thursday Oct. 13 sees the Season 2 premiere of “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” at 8 p.m. and “Supernatural” at 9 p.m. Also Read: 'The Flash': Tom Cavanagh's Return Fuels Flashpoint Speculation On Monday, Oct. 17, “Supergirl,” formerly on CBS, premieres its second season at.

The CW is the third broadcaster to announce its Fall TV premiere plan (following NBC and Fox), and The Flash is first out of the gate on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 8/7c, leading into the launch of new dramedy No Tomorrow. As if the post-Flash timeslot didn’t already guarantee No Tomorrow a generous sampling, the network will encore the pilot after the Season 2 premiere of Supergirl on Oct. 10 (bumping the return of Jane the Virgin until Oct. 17).

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Rob Leane Jul 6, 2016

FX has confirmed the start dates for American Horror Story season 6, Atlanta, and Better Things...

The American TV networks are currently prepping for the fall 2016-2017 season, which will see a huge number of geek-friendly genre shows heading to our screens. In this article, we're listing all the start dates for shows new and returning...

Nb: this article is currently full American start dates. We'll update you when we hear the UK ones.

FX

Tuesday 6th September

Atlanta (Donald Glover's new series)

Thursday 8th September

Better Things (Louis C.K's new series)

Wednesday 14th September

American Horror Story

The CW

The CW is very much the home of superhero telly right now. On top of Arrow, The Flash and Legends Of Tomorrow, the youth-friendly network also now has Supergirl on its roster. Here are the start dates for the new seasons of those shows, and a few others.

The broadcast networks have nearly 20 shows debuting this fall, including Kiefer Sutherland’s term as Potus, new sitcoms from Kevin James and Matt LeBlanc, and the story of Mlb’s first female player. To help you prep for it all, TVLine is offering First Impressions of the not-for-review pilots.

Next up on our list….

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The Show | CBS’ Bull (Tuesdays at 9/8c, premiere date Tba)

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After one season CBS has pulled the plug on Limitless, the telly sequel to the Bradley Cooper movie...

We're hearing today that CBS has opted to cancel its Limitless TV series. The televisual follow-up to Bradley Cooper’s 2011 movie will not return for a second season.

Limitless showrunner Craig Sweeny broke the news himself, via Twitter, and also took the time to nix any rumours that the show could move to a different network/platform...

I'm truly sad to report that #Limitless will not continue on any platform. Thanks so much to everyone who watched.

— Craig Sweeny (@CraigSweeny) May 25, 2016

The official reasons for this cancellation haven’t been stated publicly, but ratings could well have played a part. The show’s on-the-night American ratings started at 9.86 million for the pilot episode, but by the 22nd and final episode of the season they had dropped down to 5.71 million.

Does iZombie take place in Seattle, or… Peyton Place? (Sorry. I had to.)

Aly Michalka — who has recurred as Liv’s best friend Peyton for the last two seasons — has been promoted to series regular for the CW dramedy’s third year, EW.com reports.

VideosFall TV: Watch Trailers for The CW’s Frequency and No Tomorrow

Season 3 of iZombie will debut at midseason, along with The 100, Reign and freshman drama Riverdale.

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* To commemorate the one-year anniversary of Mad Men‘s series finale, more than 1,500 props and memorabilia from the show...

Apocalypses and dystopias are all over TV right now. Divergent and The Maze Runner are carrying on The Hunger Games‘ dystopian Ya torch on the big screen, while superhero movies promise destruction and doom on a regular basis. The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead are sending zombies shuffling through the AMC lineup, The Last Man on Earth is laughing through […]

The post ‘No Tomorrow’ Trailer: The CW Gets Pre-Apocalyptic appeared first on /Film.

Brandon Camp, son of Joe Camp, will write and direct a reboot of the cute dog franchise "Benji" for Blumhouse Productions.

Yes Blumhouse, the microbudget studio responsible for "Paranormal Activity," "Insidious," "The Purge," and "Sinister" franchises, is behind the project which will allow Brandon free creative rein on the film just like his father when he created the original 1970s films and series outside the studio system.

Described as a modern retelling of the dog tale with a newly rescued new Benji, the film will follow the pooch with an uncanny knack for being in the right place at the right time, usually to help someone overcome a problem.

Both Camp and Jason Blum will produce the project.

Source: Deadline

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The CW announces its fall schedule for the 2016-2017 television season. Supergirl moves from CBS to The CW for its second season. Other new shows on The CW include: Frequency, No Tomorrow, and Riverdale which will premiere in the mid-season.

Series returning to The CW in fall 2016 include: The Flash, Arrow, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Series returning to The CW mid-season include: The 100, iZombie, The Originals, and Reign.

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Well, that certainly didn't take long...

Mere days ago it was revealed that Supergirl, the DC television series that began its life on CBS, was jumping to The CW Network. On The CW, it would be part of a slate that includes several other DC shows, which are all produced by the same man: Greg Berlanti (Pictured above). Now comes word that there's already a special crossover event planned for this December!

In a statement during the unveiling of their fall slate, CW president Mark Pedowitz mentioned the addition of Supergirl to its growing roster of programs:

"We have four terrific additions to our schedule next season, and five great anchors at eight o’clock, every night of the week. The CW has become known as the home of the best, most creative series on broadcast television, in a range of genres that appeal to the most balanced audience of any broadcast network,...

The TV network up fronts take place this week with the five major U.S. free-to-air networks (along with major basic cabler TNT/TBS) unveiling their new shows for the 2016/2017 TV season. I'll be doing a breakdown of the line-up this week, check the features section or click on the logos below to access the individual guides for each network.

Frequency, No Tomorrow, Riverdale Bull, Doubt, The Great Indoors, Kevin Can Wait, MacGyver, Man with a Plan, Pure Genius, Training Day American Housewife, Conviction, Designated Survivor, Downward Dog, Imaginary Mary, Notorious, Speechless, Still Star-Crossed, Time After Time 24: Legacy, Apb, The Exorcist, Kicking and Screaming, Lethal Weapon, Making History, The Mick, My Kitchen Rules, Pitch, Prison Break, Shots Fired, Son of Zorn, Star Better Late Than Never, The Blacklist: Redemption, Chicago Justice, Emerald City, First Dates, The Good Place, Great News, Marlon, Midnight Texas, Powerless, Taken, This is Us, Timeless,...

The CW's fall schedule has been announced, and though Supergirl has moved to a new network, fans won't have to worry about getting used to a new timeslot as the series will still air Monday nights at 8:00pm on the CW. With Legends of Tomorrow once again airing Thursdays at 8:00pm, this means Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will all kick off with a Dctv show. You'll find the full schedule below, along with the first lengthy logline for Riverdale, which is being held for midseason. No shock, but CW has confirmed a #Supergirl, #Arrow, #TheFlash, #LegendsofTomorrow mega-crossover is coming! — Eric Goldman (@TheEricGoldman) May 19, 2016 Monday 8 p.m. “Supergirl” (moved from CBS) 9 p.m. “Jane the Virgin” Tuesday 8 p.m. “The Flash” 9 p.m. “No Tomorrow” Wednesday 8 p.m. “Arrow” 9 p.m. “Frequency” Thursday 8 p.m. “Legends of Tomorrow” 9 p.m. “Supernatural” Friday 8 p.m. “The Vampire Diaries” 9 p.

Supergirl is keeping her Monday home.

The CW is the final broadcast network to unveil its 2016-17 schedule, and the ex-cbs drama will retain its Monday-at-8 pm timeslot, where it will lead into Jane the Virgin.

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Also of note: The network is plugging in new series No Tomorrow and Frequency after its two biggest hits, The Flash and Arrow, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, respectively; Supernatural is shifting to Thursdays following Legends of Tomorrow; and The Originals is being held until midseason.

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Supergirl is staying put Mondays at 8 Pm on its new network, paired with Jane the Virgin for a night of independent young women and female empowerment. Here is the CW schedule, followed by brief analysis and descriptions of the network's new series: The CW Fall 2016-17 Schedule (New programs in Upper Case) Monday 8-9 Pm — Supergirl 9-10 Pm — Jane The Virgin Tuesday 8-9 Pm — The Flash 9-10 Pm — No Tomorrow Wednesday 8-9 Pm — Arrow 9-10 Pm — Frequency Thursday 8-9 Pm…...