First look at some of NBC’s new shows.
Top: Sean Hayes’ “Sean Saves the World.”
Middle: “Crisis,” “About a Boy”
Bottom: “Family Guide,” “Believe”
“The Office” finale pictures are out. Don’t be alarmed if you’re suddenly overwhelmed with emotion.
“DON’T FORGET ME”: WHO DID IT BEST?
Alright, so “Don’t Forget Me” (one of the best “Smash” songs ever) returned to the show last night. Who did it better: Ivy or Karen?
NBC has effectively cancelled “Ready for Love,” pulling it from the schedule and replacing it with “Grimm” beginning April 30. NBC announced the scheduling shuffle via a press release Friday.
(obvious joke, but whatever)
(Source: milakunis, via televisionwithoutpity)
“Heroes” is getting a revival, according to a new report from TVLine. The website reports that MSN is in talks to revive the late NBC series about ordinary people given extraordinary superpowers for Xbox.
What? Why? Anyway …
(Source: nbcparksandrec)
(via bricesander)
That time “The Critic”* predicted NBC’s ratings woes.
In “LA Jay,” a 1994 episode from the short-lived series, Jay Sherman traveled to Los Angeles for a screenwriting gig. In a scene with Jay and his friend Jeremy, a Variety is seen with the headline “NBC SINKS TO 5th.” Again, this was 1994. NBC fell to 5th place in the 18-49 demo during February sweeps, placing behind Univision.
*”The Critic” is a really good show. You should go back and watch it.
