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NBC have given a six episode midseason order to Next Caller, single cam comedy about a grumpy, misogynist radio talk show host whose new co-host is a woman.

 

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'Arrow', 'Cult', 'The Carrie Diaries', 'First Cut' & 'Beauty and the Beast' all picked up by The CW.

 

'The Selection' for 6th & final pickup please.

To be honest I'm only excited for Cult and The Carrie Diaries personally but I do think that's a great selection they've got there. There has to be at least three 1.0+ demo dramas in that bunch.

 

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Yeah it does sound like a Revenge rip. Meagan Good is an interesting leading lady though. Any chance of a round up of the pickups so far being edited into the first post?

Any chance you could collate it an I'll edit it in.

 

 

Can't believe how much stuff happened in 36 hours.

ABC

 

Mistresses

 

NBC comedies (complete)

 

1600 Penn

Animal Practice

Go On

Guys With Kids

New Normal

Next Caller

Save Me

 

NBC dramas (complete)

 

Chicago Fire

Do No Harm

Hannibal (midseason)

Infamous

Revolution

 

FOX comedies (complete)

 

Ben & Kate

The Goodwin Games

It's Messy

 

FOX dramas

 

The Following (15 eps)

Mob Doctor

 

CBS

 

TBC.

 

CW dramas

 

Arrow

Beauty & the Beast

The Carrie Diaries

Cult

First Cut

 

I think that's it.

 

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I got the NBC list a bit mixed up, it's actually Hannibal which has a midseason pickup, not Mockingbird Lane (which probably won't go to series).

 

And indeed the comedy How To Live With Your Parents.

 

I'm proper excited for Red Widow. Sounds like the kind of thing ABC does best.

 

Family Tools IS Comeback Jack, Phil :D (it was Red Van Man before that)

 

666 Park Ave sounds like enjoyable trash. I wonder if Vanessa Williams will be playing Wilhelmina AGAIN.

 

Oh SHE WILL. And even less fabulous than Renee, who was already about 1/1000th as fabulous as the original.
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TVbytheNumbers has it listed as two shows :drama:

 

Last Resort is the latest drama pick up by ABC

I hear the remaining ABC Studios pilots are not going forward. That includes Devious Maids.

Americana is not going forward.

 

:(

 

They were probably two that I was most looking forward to but 'Nashville' and '666 Park Ave' weren't far behind so it isn't all bad. I don't even care if Vanessa Williams is just playing the same character again.

NBC seems to be looking the strongest of the main networks with its pickups, ABC seems really weak on comedies and Fox seems like it's on course to descend further next season. CBS has basically locked out next season, Fox will probably hold onto second with NBC and ABC a few tenths back vying for third.

ABC's comedies sound awful with the exception of How to Live With Your Parents. Their dramas on the otherhand...

The CW made some brilliant choices. I heard The Selection was too similar to the Hunger Games it was verging on plagiarism. I reckon FOX will be down to NBC levels in a couple of years.

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ABC have picked up the multi-cam comedy Malibu Country (starring Reba Mcintyre) which has major buzz and will probably be paired with Last Man Standing.

 

Mistresses was meant to be for summer 2013 at first but it'll probably be brought forward to midseason. Red Widow will likely be midseason too since it only has an 8 episode order. The other four dramas - Zero Hour, Last Resort, 666 Park Ave and Nashville - will probably be Fall shows with 666 paired up with Once at 9pm on Sundays.

 

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CBS has picked up the following dramas:

 

Elementary (Sherlock Holmes reboot starring Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu.)

 

Golden Boy (Starring Theo James aka beautiful dead Pamuk off Downton Abbey. Tracks an ambitious young police officer’s meteoric rise through the department ranks.)

 

Made In Jersey (formerly Baby Big Shot. Stars British actress Janet Montgomery as a working class woman who uses her street smarts to compete with her more polished colleagues at a Manhattan law firm.)

 

Vegas (formerly Ralph Lamb. Set in the 1960s, the drama chronicles the true story of Ralph Lamb (Dennis Quaid) – rodeo cowboy turned longtime Sheriff of Las Vegas – and Johnny Savino (Michael Chiklis), a Chicago mob fixer whose entrepreneurial vision for transforming Las Vegas collides with the law-and-order mandate of Sheriff Lamb. Co-starring Carrie-Anne Moss and Jason O'Mara.)

 

And on the comedy side just two:

 

Friend Me (Stars Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Superbad) and Nicholas Braun as twenty-something best friends and complete opposites who move from their hometown of Bloomington, Indiana to Los Angeles to begin their exciting new lives working at Groupon.)

 

Partners (Multi-cam centering on lifelong friends and business partners, architects Charlie (David Krumholtz), who is straight, and Louis (Michael Urie), who is gay. Co-starring as the duo’s significant others are Sophia Bush as Charlie’s fiancé Ali and Brandon Routh as Louis' steady partner.)

 

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I might actually give those dramas a go... well not Golden Boy but the rest sound like they have potential, especially Vegas which is apparently visually stunning.

 

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