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2017 in review: Hold our beers
This Bud’s for you – 2017 a carbon city of 2016 2016: The worst year ever. 2017: Hold my beer. Yes, you saw this type of “hold my [..]
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Friday ratings roundup: “Inhumans”…what a joke
The show was about as bad as yours truly expected (Editor’s note: Some tweets in this story were removed as their accounts were suspended. – T.H.) The only [..]
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20/20, ABC, Blue Bloods, CBS, Chicago Bears, Chicago Tonight, Comic-Con, Dateline NBC, Fox, Hawaii Five-O, Hell's Kitchen, Heroes, Heroes: Origins, Joel Weisman, Law & Order: True Crime, MacGyver (CBS), Mike Glennon, NBC, TCA Press Tour, The Exorcist (TV series), The Inhumans, Tim Kring, WTTW
“This is Us” creams the competition
Hot drama shows its dominance, helps NBC wins Tuesday night Note: All ratings are adults 18-49, unless otherwise noted. These are final numbers. If you think This Is [..]
NBC at TCA: Will & Grace renewed for a second season already
And other peacock network notes It was NBC day at the Television Critics Association press tour and the show everyone was talking about of course was the return [..]
NBC makes changes to Tuesday, Thursday fall lineups
This Is Us remains on Tuesday; new Will & Grace avoids showdown with Big Bang Theory The month of June hasn’t arrived yet, and we already have our [..]
NBC releases 2017-18 schedule
Must-See TV is back – and so is Will and Grace In the “innovative” world of television, there must be something about resurrecting a brand dominant in the 1980’s [..]
