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Warner Bros. Discovery and All Elite Wrestling reached a multi-year renewal of its media rights agreement that will provide wrestling fans with the widest available access ever to the franchise’s most popular programming, streaming for the first time on Max.

The David Zaslav-led media giant will remain the exclusive home of Aew Dynamite, which will air Wednesdays on TBS, and Aew Collision, which will air Saturdays on TNT, with “enhanced distribution rights across social platforms as well as building opportunities for additional Aew programming for linear and digital platforms in the future.”

Additionally, all Aew Dynamite and Collision programming will stream live on Max for the time ever, exclusively to U.S. subscribers. All Aew programming airing on Wbd’s networks will also be available to stream on demand on Max and the two parties will collaborate to distribute live pay-per-view events on Max at a discounted price per event,...

MGM+ has ordered the new drama series Robin Hood, in which the classic tale of the roguish outlaw hero who stole from the rich and gave to the poor gets reimagined into a “smart, sweeping, romantic adventure.” The series comes from Lionsgate Television, with showrunner John Glenn and producer-director Jonathan English (The Librarians: The Next Chapter) at the helm.

Glenn and English also serve as writers and executive producers, alongside Todd Lieberman of Hidden Pictures. Carly Kleinbart and Nicole Bryant will oversee the series for Hidden Pictures.

Robin Hood will shoot its ten-episode first season at Pfi Studios in Serbia, with production beginning in February 2025. The series is slated to premiere on MGM+ later next year.

Robin Hood brings a modern energy to the classic tale of the roguish outlaw hero who stole from the rich and gave to the poor, and the epic love story between him and a courageous and daring Marian.

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The series include 100 Days of Indy, All-American, All American: Homecoming, Barons, Bump, Children Ruin Everything, The Chosen, Crime Nation,Down to Earth with Zac Efron, Everyone Else Burns, Family Law, FBoy Island, Fight to Survive, The Force, Fridge Wars, Good Cop/Bad Cop, Gotham Knights, The Great American Bakeover, Great Chocolate Showdown, Greatest Geek Year Ever: 1982, Hostage Rescue, Hypnotize Me, I Am, Joan, Leonardo, The Librarians: The Next Chapter, Lovers and Liars, Magic with the Stars, Masters of Illusion, Moonshine, Mysteries Decoded, Nancy Drew, Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Police 24/7 Recipe for Disaster, Riverdale, Run the Burbs, Scrabble, Sherlock and Daughter, Sight Unseen, Son...

The fourth and final season of the CW’s Superman & Lois will debut sooner than expected. The CW has made a change on the network’s fall schedule, with Superman & Lois and new wild west unscripted series The Wranglers moving from Thursday to Monday, swapping nights with the upcoming game shows Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit, which had originally been slated for Mondays.

The move is believed to be in response to ABC creating a 8 Pm – 10 Pm game show block on Mondays with Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune and Press Your Luck which would’ve gone head-to-head with the CW’s game shows. With Tuesdays and Fridays spoken for with the live WWE Nxt and Inside The NFL, the network didn’t have many nights to work with.

With the change, the CW series also are getting new, earlier premiere dates.

The network’s family game night — originally intended for an Oct.

There just aren’t enough drama reruns in the world to keep TNT afloat in its current state, so Warner Bros. Discovery is changing things up. Really, it’s turning back the clock.

As first reported by the Wall Street Journal and confirmed by IndieWire, Wbd is looking to bring original scripted drama back to TNT, which, when it wasn’t airing live sports, had become a dumping ground for drama reruns and action films. The company will also open the WB movie library to reboot several films as made-for-tv movies or series for TNT. We’re probably not going to get a “Batgirl” or “Coyote vs. Acme” series.

Why the reversion in strategy? Well, Warner Bros. Discovery recently lost its most-valuable asset, the NBA, to Amazon Prime Video (essentially). An NBA-less TNT just does not command the roughly $3-per-customer rate that cable providers pay Wbd. That’s quite pricey — but it’s no ESPN.

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is landing on a new home! Find out where the sequel series is heading!

It’s no secret that The CW has had its share of issues in the last few years. The sale to Nexstar has led to a new direction for the network, which involves canceling practically every original series it once had, from the Arrowverse to Walker.

The CW now appears to only want scripted fare from other countries like Canada or the UK such as Wild Cards and the upcoming Joan. Their slate is more focused on reality TV and sports.

Among the shows intended to debut this fall was The Librarians: The Next Chapter. The franchise began in 2004 with a TV movie starring Noah Wyle as a scholar whose new job at the New York Metropolitan Library is a cover for him discovering magical artifacts around the world. It was...

The Librarians: The Next Chapter has a new home. Less than a week after The CW pulled it from its fall lineup, the sequel series is headed to TNT. At that time, it was unclear if the network planned to air the sequel spin-off at a later date.

The series is a spin-off of The Librarians, which had a four-season run on before it ended in 2018. Callum McGowan, Jessica Green, Olivia Morris, Bluey Robinson, and Caroline Loncq star in the sequel series, with Christian Kane reprising his role from the original series. In the show, The Librarians are an ancient organization that's dedicated to protecting our world from a magical and fantasy-like secret reality.

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The fantasy series “The Librarians” is making a comeback on its original network TNT. The cable channel will air a new spinoff titled “The Librarians: The Next Chapter.” This comes as a surprise, as the CW network had recently renewed the show.

Dean Devlin, executive producer of the series, got a call from Sam Linsky at TNT. Linsky worked on “The Librarians” since it started on TNT in 2004. He told Devlin that TNT missed the show. This led to talks of bringing it back. Devlin said moving the show required “a little coordination,” but everyone agreed to the change.

The deal between TNT, CW, and Electric Entertainment is unique. TNT will produce original scripted programming again after a break. Also, this makes CW a production studio for the first time. Brad Schwartz, president of CW, said fans will love the next chapter.

“The Librarians: The Next Chapter” will have two 12-episode seasons on TNT.

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is headed to a brand new network!

The upcoming spinoff series was ordered by The CW in 2023 and was set to debut on the network this fall, however, it was pulled from the schedule last week.

Now, the show is switching networks and will debut on the original series’ network TNT, and it’s been given a two season order!

The first season, consisting of 12 episodes, has already been filmed and is currently in post-production, with a premiere now set for 2025.

In a new interview, the showrunner, Dean Devlin, is explaining the decision to move from The CW to TNT and how it happened.

Keep reading to find out more…

“It all started with a phone call I had with Sam Linsky at TNT. He’s been with the show from the very, very beginning in 2004 and I said it was very odd to be...

Fantasy spin-off series “The Librarians: The Next Chapter” has found a new broadcast home on TNT, the original network that aired the popular series “The Librarians.” Initially, the show was set to debut on The CW following “Superman & Lois,” but was taken off the schedule, TNT have picked up the series for a 2025 […]

The Librarians: The Next Chapter Finds New Home on TNT...

Electric Entertainment announced today that The Librarians: The Next Chapter will now debut on TNT, the original broadcaster of the TV series The Librarians. The new series was previously set to premiere on The CW this fall.

In addition to the 12 episodes already filmed for the first season, which will premiere in 2025, TNT has already given the green light to a second season.

“Our comeback to TNT with this franchise holds immense significance for us and we are thrilled by TNT’s dedication to fans by offering them the continuation of one of their beloved fantasy series,” said showrunner and executive producer Dean Devlin.

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is a spinoff of the original TV series The Librarians, which followed the adventures of the custodians of a magical repository of the world’s most powerful and dangerous supernatural artifacts. The new series centers on a “Librarian” from the past...

The Librarians’ journey has become a real page-turner.

One week after The CW confirmed that The Librarians: The Next Chapter — its continuation of the TV-movie franchise that begat a four-season TNT series — had been unceremoniously pulled from its fall schedule, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that the series has been acquired by TNT, as one small part of the cabler’s mission to beef up its depleted drama slate.

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The Librarians, which started as a series of three TV movies starring Noah Wyle for TNT in 2004, is heading home, twenty years later.

Earlier this morning, it emerged that The Librarians: The Next Chapter, a spinoff to the series that ran for four seasons through 2018, would air on TNT, rather than The CW, which originally greenlit the show around May 2023.

Deadline can reveal that the show has also been handed a two-season order, which includes a first season of 12 episodes that has already been shot and is currently in post-production, as well as a second season. The first season will premiere in 2025.

The move was a surprise for a number of reasons, most notably that the Warner Bros. Discovery network was returning to original scripted series, after a few years out of the game.

“It all started with a phone call I had with Sam Linsky at TNT. He’s...

Exciting news for fans of The Librarians!

The TNT fantasy series wrapped up its four-season run in 2018, but the network just announced that it’s acquired the rights to the upcoming spinoff, The Librarians: The Next Chapter.

In a press release issued today, producers revealed that the franchise will make “a triumphant return to its roots” on the network where it all began.

(TNT)

“Our comeback to TNT with this franchise holds immense significance for us and we are thrilled by TNT’s dedication to fans by offering them the continuation of one of their beloved fantasy series,” said producer Dean Devlin.

“The new series centers on a ‘Librarian’ from the past, who time traveled to the present and now finds himself stuck here. When he returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent,” reads the release.

“He is given a new...

Warner Bros. Discovery’s lawsuit to keep the NBA is ongoing, but if it fails the channel will need new programming options in 2025.

What’s next for TNT? That question is on the minds of many TV and entertainment industry observers these days, and it’s a fair one. TNT will continue to air live NBA games this season, but starting in 2025 there’s a good chance the cable network will lose its NBA rights to Amazon’s Prime Video. An ongoing lawsuit to try to stop that from happening has not yet been decided, but it appears that Warner Bros. Discovery is already seeking programming alternatives for TNT in preparation for a post-nba future.

Key Details: TNT has greenlit its first original drama series since WarnerMedia and Discovery merged in 2022. The channel has also acquired “The Librarians: The Next Chapter” from The CW. Wbd has made concerted efforts to...

After taking a $9.1 billion write-down on its linear networks business, in part due to the company’s loss of NBA rights, Warner Bros. Discovery is ramping up its investment in programming for TNT.

The cable network has greenlit “Debriefing the President” (working title), a four-hour miniseries about CIA analyst John Nixon’s 2003 interrogation of Saddam Hussein, in which he learned about the potential consequences of the invasion, the humanitarian horrors and geopolitical turbulences that would follow Saddam’s deposing.

The series is produced by Ar Content and Big Dreams Entertainment for TNT. Alexander Rodnyansky, Joel Kinnaman, Stuart Manashil, Michael Kupisk, Peter Gerwe, Shelley Browning, and Leslie Greif serve as EPs, while Cristi Bostanescu and Eric Tomosunas serve as producers and Krzysztof Skonieczny directs.

TNT has also acquired “The Librarians: The Next Chapter,” a sequel to supernatural adventure series “The Librarians.” The project was initially set to lead The CW’s 2024-25 fall season.

“The Librarians: The Next Chapter” is heading home to TNT.

The spinoff series was originally slated to air on The CW this fall, but it was reported last week that the show had been pulled from the broadcaster’s schedule.

Now, the Wall Street Journal reports that the series will air on TNT instead. It marks a homecoming of sorts for the series, which serves as a followup to the series “The Librarians,” which was itself a spinoff of the “Librarian” TNT film series starring Noah Wyle. The original series aired for four seasons, while there were three entries in the film series.

No premiere date for “The Next Chapter” has been set at the time of this publishing. As with the original series and films, the show centers on the people responsible for maintaining the mythical Library, which serves as a storehouse for powerful and dangerous artifacts.

“The Next Chapter” stars Callum McGowan,...

TNT is checking out The Librarians: The Next Chapter, the spinoff of the classic supernatural drama series that previously aired on the network, after it was pulled last week from The CW’s fall schedule.

This comes as the Warner Bros. Discovery network is moving back into original drama programming with new projects such as Debriefing The President, as revealed by Deadline.

The network acquired the show from Electric Entertainment, which produced the show.

Last week, The CW pulled the show from its fall schedule and replaced it with reality series The Wranglers, which will air in its timeslot of Thursdays at 9pm.

“The CW is incredibly proud to have worked alongside Dean Devlin and the entire team at Electric Entertainment to create an extraordinary continuation of The Librarians franchise,” Brad Schwartz, President of Entertainment at The CW, said in a statement. “We are thrilled that the series’ original network...

After it was pulled from The CW‘s fall schedule, The Librarians: The Next Chapter is moving networks. TV Insider has confirmed that the series is moving to TNT and will air in 2025. “Our comeback to TNT with this franchise holds immense significance for us and we are thrilled by TNT’s dedication to fans by offering them the continuation of one of their beloved fantasy series,” showrunner and executive producer Dean Devlin said in a statement. “The CW is incredibly proud to have worked alongside Dean Devlin and the entire team at Electric Entertainment to create an extraordinary continuation of ‘The Librarians’ franchise,” Brad Schwartz, President of Entertainment at The CW Network, added in a statement. “We are thrilled that the series’ original network TNT loves it as much as we do and saw great value bringing it to their audience. It’s a first for CW Studios and...

Exclusive: TNT has greenlighted four-hour miniseries Debriefing the President (working title), about the 2003 interrogation of deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, to air in 2025. This marks the cable network’s first original scripted order since the 2022 Warner Bros.-Discovery merger. The news comes two weeks after Wbd took a $9.1 billion write-down on its cable assets and a week after the company announced that Kathleen Finch will be retiring as chairman and CEO of U.S. Networks, with Channing Dungey, Warner Bros. Television Group Chairman and CEO, adding the linear networks to her purview.

TNT has no current original scripted shows after all remaining ones at the time of the merger have been canceled. The plan to bring back original scripted programming to the network had been put in motion by Finch, including the greenlight for Debriefing the President, which comes from independent production companies Ar Content and Big Dreams Entertainment.

Something went viral on social media over the last week, and I kind of hate it.

The video is a faux trailer for a “live-action” movie adaptation of The Simpsons, featuring a succession of famous actors as the main Simpsons characters.

Amongst those at play are Adam Sandler as Homer Simpson, and Kristen Wiig as Marge. Jacob Tremblay “plays” Bart, McKenna Grace portrays Lisa, and Will Ferrell stands in for Ned Flanders.

Steve Buscemi plays C. Montgomery Burns, Neil Patrick Harris as Smithers, Ben Stiller as Moe, and John C. Reilly as Barney. Steve Carell is Principal Skinner, Zach Galifianakis is Chief Wiggum, and Kumail Nanjiani is Apu.

(Multiverse of AI Youtube/Screenshot)

I hate quite a few things about this.

For one, it’s not real, although many people on social media seem to believe otherwise. It uses AI technology (not very well), while leeching the likenesses of a...

The CW’s planned broadcast of “The Librarians: The Next Chapter” has been removed from its fall schedule. The series, a spinoff of the popular “The Librarians” on TNT, was originally set to debut following “Superman & Lois.” However, The CW has announced that the 9 p.m. timeslot on that date will feature the docuseries “The […]

The CW’s “The Librarians: The Next Chapter” Faces Scheduling Change...

The Librarians: The Next Chapter will not air on The CW this fall after all. The news comes after the network announced that The Wranglers would take the show's October timeslot of the long-awaited sequel series.

Callum McGowan, Jessica Green, Olivia Morris, Bluey Robinson, and Caroline Loncq star in the sequel, with Christian Kane from The Librarians reprising his role. The series follows a team that protects the world by watching over some of its most dangerous artifacts.

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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 Emily in Paris, Fire Country, The Challenge, Real Housewives of New Jersey and more!

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If you were looking forward to watching The Librarians: The Next Chapter this fall you’ll have to wait a bit longer. The Librarians spinoff, which was slated to premiere October 24 on The CW, is being held indefinitely, Deadline confirmed.

The news follows CW’s announcement of its new unscripted series The Wranglers, which follows the personal and professional lives of young staff members working at the Circle Bar Dude Ranch in Montana, will premiere in The Next Chapter‘s previous Thursday 9 p.m. timeslot beginning October 24.

From writer and executive producer Dean Devlin, The Librarians: The Next Chapter is a spinoff of the original TV series The Librarians, which followed the adventures of the custodians of a magical repository of the world’s most powerful and dangerous supernatural artifacts. The new series centers on a “Librarian” (McGowan) from the past, who time traveled to the present and now finds himself stuck here.

“The Librarians: The Next Chapter” is no longer scheduled to air on The CW this fall, Variety has confirmed.

The series was originally slated to debut on the broadcast network on Oct. 24 following “Superman & Lois.” However, The CW announced instead that the docuseries “The Wranglers” will air in the 9 p.m. timeslot on Oct. 24. No new premiere date has been set for “The Librarians: The Next Chapter” at the time of this publishing.

The series served as a spinoff of the TNT series “The Librarians,” which was itself a spinoff of the “Librarian” TNT film series starring Noah Wyle. The new show was first announced at The CW in 2023.

As with the original series and films, the show centers on the people responsible for maintaining the mythical Library, which serves as a storehouse for powerful and dangerous artifacts.

“The Next Chapter” stars Callum McGowan, Jessica Green, Olivia Morris, and Bluey Robinson.

The Librarians’ return has been indefinitely delayed.

Sources confirm to TVLine that The Librarians: The Next Chapter is being held by The CW and will no longer air this fall. It was originally slated to premiere Thursday, Oct. 24 at 9/8c; a new date has not yet been determined.

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The news comes one day after The CW...

Today, The CW Network announced its primetime premiere dates for the Fall 2024 season, including new and returning series and live sporting events.

The CW’s new fall season begins with the return of the Emmy Award-winning weekly studio series Inside the NFL on Friday, August 30 (9:00-10:00 p.m. Et/Pt), with host Ryan Clark leading a panel of football experts to preview the upcoming 2024 NFL season.

The college football season on The CW kicks off with a Pac-12 doubleheader on Saturday, August 31, when the Portland State Vikings visit the Washington State Cougars (3:00-6:30 p.m. Et). This will be followed by a primetime matchup between the Idaho State Bengals and Oregon State Beavers (6:30-10:00 p.m. Et).

Season 4 of the global phenomenon The Chosen, chronicling the life of Jesus, will make its broadcast television debut on Sunday, September 1 (8:00-9:30 p.m. Et...

Today, The CW Network announced its primetime premiere dates for the Fall 2024 season, including new and returning series and live sporting events.

The CW’s new fall season begins with the return of the Emmy Award-winning weekly studio series Inside The NFL on Friday, August 30 (9/8c), with host Ryan Clark leading a panel of football experts to preview the upcoming 2024 NFL season.

The college football season on The CW kicks off with a Pac-12 doubleheader on Saturday, August 31, when the Portland State Vikings visit the Washington State Cougars (3/6c).

This will be followed by a primetime matchup between the Idaho State Bengals and Oregon State Beavers (6:30/5:30C).

Season 4 of the global phenomenon The Chosen, chronicling the life of Jesus, will make its broadcast television debut on Sunday, September 1 (8/7c).

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The hit improv series Whose Line Is It Anyway?...

The CW today announced primetime premiere dates for the fall 2024 season, including the final season of Superman & Lois, the debut of WWE Nxt, the return of Sullivan’s Crossing, along with The Librarians sequel and Season 4 of the The Chosen in its broadcast television debut.

The season kicks off with the return of Emmy-winning Inside the NFL on Friday, August 30 at 9 Pm with host Ryan Clark.

The college football season on CW begins August 31 with Pac-12 doubleheader between the Portland State Vikings vs the Washington State Cougars (3-6:30pm Et) followed by a primetime matchup between the Idaho State Bengals and Oregon State Beavers (6:30-10pm Et).

WWE Nxt makes its live CW debut on Tuesday, October 1 (8-10pm Et/Pt).

Season 4 of The Chosen, chronicling the life of Jesus, will premiere Sunday, September 1 (8-9:30pm Et/Pt).

Superman & Lois returns for its final season...

The CW on Thursday revealed premiere dates for its Fall 2024 TV season, which includes a superhero show’s swan song and the introduction of a fan-favorite’s sequel.

The season will get off to a blessed start with Season 4 of the Jesus-centric The Chosen in September. As previously reported, the fourth run of episodes will make its broadcast-tv debut on Sunday, Sept. 1.

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The CW on Thursday revealed premiere dates for its Fall 2024 TV season, which includes a superhero show’s swan song and the introduction of a fan-favorite’s sequel.

The season will get off to a blessed start with Season 4 of the Jesus-centric The Chosen in September. As previously reported, the fourth run of episodes will make its broadcast-tv debut on Sunday, Sept. 1.

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Nexstar Media Group’s CW Network will expand its prime-time programming schedule to seven nights a week, starting with the fall line-up of scripted series, game shows and sports entertainment.

As part of the schedule revamp, Nexstar and the CW Network will debut a new prime-time game show block on Mondays, which will include shows franchised from the popular board game “Scrabble” and general knowledge competition “Trivial Pursuit.”

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) returns to the CW Network with “WWE Nxt,” which will air Tuesday evenings from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Eastern and Pacific Times).

Scripted series like “Sullivan’s Crossing,” “Superman & Lois,” “The Librarians: The Next Chapter” and “Joan” will pepper the CW Network’s prime-time schedule throughout the week. Friday nights...

The CW has revealed its Fall 2024 schedule, which includes very few familiar shows. Returning this fall are Inside the NFL, Sullivan's Crossing, Superman & Lois, and Whose Line Is It Anyway?.

The new fall shows are Joan, The Librarians: The Next Chapter, Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, and WWE Nxt (network debut).

New series Good Cop/Bad Cop and Sherlock & Daughter have been mentioned as being held for midseason. There was no mention of previously ordered The Force or returner Run the Burbs.

The fates of numerous original/acquired/partnered series on the network have yet to be announced. Those in limbo include 100 Days to Indy, All American, Children Ruin Everything, The Chosen, Crime Nation, Family Law, Lovers & Liars, Masters of Illusion, Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Sight Unseen, Son of...

The CW Network today announced it will launch its seven-night 2024-25 primetime schedule in the Fall of 2024 with an array of new and returning original scripted series, family-friendly game shows, fan-favorite unscripted series, and the continued expansion of CW Sports with the network debuts of WWE Nxt, Pac-12 college football, and the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

“The Fall 2024 season is another leap forward in the bold transformation of The CW Network, as we continue building a media brand with broadcast at its core,” said Brad Schwartz, President of Entertainment at The CW Network.

Joan

Schwartz continued: “The CW is currently enjoying three consecutive quarters of growth, and we are looking forward to a fall schedule that is stronger than ever, starting with a brand-new game night featuring Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble—two games families have enjoyed for decades and hosted by fan-favorites LeVar Burton and Raven-Symoné.

“We have new seasons...

The CW has unveiled its slate for the fall 2024-2025 season with returning favorites and new titles, including the expansion of the network’s CW Sports content. Hit scripted series Superman & Lois will return for its final season, and it’s the only pre-Nexstar era show currently on the schedule for next season. Canadian drama series Sullivan’s Crossing is also set to return. This means popular scripted dramas such as Walker, All American, and All American: Homecoming remain in limbo. None of those shows appear on the fall lineup and aren’t confirmed to return at midseason either. “No decisions have been made yet on those titles,” a network representative told TVLine. Instead, the lineup includes new scripted programming, including Joan, starring Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, and The Librarians: The Next Chapter, a spinoff of the original fantasy adventure series The Librarians. In terms of unscripted, the CW...

The CW has unveiled its slate for the fall 2024-2025 season with returning favorites and new titles, including the expansion of the network’s CW Sports content. Hit scripted series Superman & Lois will return for its final season, and it’s the only pre-Nexstar era show currently on the schedule for next season. Canadian drama series Sullivan’s Crossing is also set to return. This means popular scripted dramas such as Walker, All American, and All American: Homecoming remain in limbo. None of those shows appear on the fall lineup and aren’t confirmed to return at midseason either. “No decisions have been made yet on those titles,” a network representative told TVLine. Instead, the lineup includes new scripted programming, including Joan, starring Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, and The Librarians: The Next Chapter, a spinoff of the original fantasy adventure series The Librarians. In terms of unscripted, the CW...

With The CW releasing its primetime schedule for next season on Thursday, what really caught our eye is what shows are not on it.

Veteran scripted series Walker, All American and All American: Homecoming are nowhere to be found on The CW’s fall lineup and aren’t confirmed as coming back at midseason, either, leading us to wonder if they’ll be coming back at all. (All three series have yet to be officially renewed.)

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The CW on Thursday became the final broadcast network (after CBS, NBC, Fox and ABC) to unveil its schedule for the Fall TV season. What shows are on the move, where did new ones land, and what’s on hold until midseason?

◆ Off the air since June 2023, Superman & Lois will finally let fly with its fourth and final season on a new night, Thursdays, where it will lead into the reboot The Librarians: The Next Chapter.

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The CW’s transformation under new owners Nexstar is almost complete, with only two pre-merger series, the final season of Superman & Lois and veteran improv comedy Whose Line It Is Anyway?, on the network’s fall schedule. What’s more, there is an unprecedented scheduling turnover, with only three shows from the current 2023-24 season making it to next fall, Whose Line, Sullivan’s Crossing and Inside the NFL.

More on that – including why All American, Walker and Wild Cards are missing — in a bit. Here is the CW’s fall schedule, which for the first time opens a game show night with Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble, followed by brief analysis and descriptions of the new series.

(New programs in Upper Case; all times Et/Pt)

Monday

8-9 Pm — Trivial Pursuit

9-10 Pm — Scrabble

Tuesday

8-10 Pm– WWE Nxt (Network Debut)

Wednesday

8-9 Pm — Sullivan’s Crossing (Season 2)

9-10 Pm — Joan...

The Librarians are ready to make some noise again, by way of a spinoff coming to The CW — and TVLine has your exclusive first look at the brand-new team, above.

A spinoff of TNT’s three movies-and-four seasons franchise, The CW’s The Librarians: The Next Chapter centers on Vikram Chamberlin (played by Jamestown‘s Callum McGowan), a protean genius, swashbuckler and Librarian from the year 1847 who accidentally time-travels to present-day Central Europe and now finds himself stuck here. When Vikram returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He in turn...

The Librarians are ready to make some noise again, by way of a spinoff coming to The CW — and TVLine has your exclusive first look at the brand-new team, above.

A spinoff of TNT’s three movies-and-four seasons franchise, The CW’s The Librarians: The Next Chapter centers on Vikram Chamberlin (played by Jamestown‘s Callum McGowan), a protean genius, swashbuckler and Librarian from the year 1847 who accidentally time-travels to present-day Central Europe and now finds himself stuck here. When Vikram returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He in turn...

Paging TV’s erstwhile Dr. Carter!

Max has handed a straight-to-series order to The Pitt, a new medical drama starring and executive-produced by Noah Wyle. Fellow ER vets John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill are also on board as EPs.

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The Pitt, which has received a 15-episode order, is described as “a realistic examination of the challenges facing healthcare workers in today’s...

Max has given a 15-episode, straight-to-series order to drama The Pitt, starring and executive produced by Noah Wyle. R. Scott Gemmill will serve as showrunner of the series, from John Wells Productions and Warner Bros. Television. The project marks a reunion for Wyle, Gemmill and Wells, who all worked together on ER.

The Pitt is a realistic examination of the challenges facing healthcare workers in today’s America as seen through the lens of the frontline heroes working in a modern-day hospital in Pittsburgh.

“Collaborating with the visionary talents of John Wells, R. Scott Gemmill, and Noah Wyle to develop this new series has already been an exhilarating process,” said Sarah Aubrey, Head of Max Original Programming. “Their passion, creativity, and dedication to storytelling elevate every aspect of the project, and together, we’re poised to deliver a compelling and authentic portrayal...

Exclusive: The CW has rounded out the series regular cast of The Librarians: The Next Chapter. Callum McGowan, Olivia Morris, Bluey Robinson and Caroline Loncq join previously announced Jessica Green and guest star Christian Kane, who reprises his role as Jacob Stone, in the spinoff series.

From writer and executive producer Dean Devlin, The Librarians: The Next Chapter is a spinoff of the original TV series The Librarians, which followed the adventures of the custodians of a magical repository of the world’s most powerful and dangerous supernatural artifacts. The new series centers on a “Librarian” (McGowan) from the past, who time traveled to the present and now finds himself stuck here. When he returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He is given a new team to help him clean up the mess he made, forming a new team of Librarians.

It's been over six years since TNT's The Librarians came to an end, but fortunately, there's more on the way. 

The CW has its own spin on The Librarians, coming up with The Librarians: The Next Chapter. 

What's coming next for The Librarians? Let's take a look at what we know about the new series. 

How did The Librarians End? 

The series finale of The Librarians was bittersweet at the time that it aired. 

It had a happy ending, but it was the last episode of a beloved show. 

For a while, it seemed that Nicole Noone got her way in The Librarians Season 4 Episode 12, "The Echoes of Memory."

The Library had been destroyed, and Eve was all alone with Flynn being held captive, her Librarians were gone, and Jenkins was dead. 

Eve did her best to keep her memory of the Library alive and set out on a...

The Librarians lives on in a follow-up series!

The CW has ordered The Librarians: The Next Chapter, a follow-up to the TNT series The Librarians.

Per TVLine, the series follows “a Librarian from the past, who time traveled to the present, and now finds himself stuck here. When he returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He is given a new team to help him clean up the mess he made, forming a new team of Librarians.”

The Librarians began as a series of made-for-tv movies starring Noah Wyle as Flynn Carsen in 2004’s Quest for the Spear, 2006’s Return to King Solomon’s Mines and 2008’s Curse of the Judas Chalice, and later recurred on The Librarians, which aired for four seasons between 2014 and 2018.

And we already know some familiar faces and new stars joining the series!

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Exclusive: A very familiar face will be returning to The Librarians: The Next Chapter. The Librarians‘ Christian Kane has signed on to reprise his role as Jacob Stone in the CW spinoff of the fantasy adventure series opposite Jessica Green, in a recurring role.

From writer and executive producer Dean Devlin, The Librarians: The Next Chapter is a spinoff of the original TV series The Librarians, which followed the adventures of the custodians of a magical repository of the world’s most powerful and dangerous supernatural artifacts. The new series centers on a “Librarian” from the past, who time traveled to the present and now finds himself stuck here. When he returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He is given a new team to help him clean up the mess he made, forming a new team of Librarians.

Born and raised in Oklahoma,...

Exclusive: Former The Outpost star Jessica Green is returning to the CW for her second series at the network, as a series regular in The Librarians: The Next Chapter, a spinoff of the fantasy adventure series, from writer and executive producer Dean Devlin.

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is a spinoff of the original TV series The Librarians, which followed the adventures of the custodians of a magical repository of the world’s most powerful and dangerous supernatural artifacts. The new series centers on a “Librarian” from the past, who time traveled to the present and now finds himself stuck here. When he returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He is given a new team to help him clean up the mess he made, forming a new team of Librarians.

Green will play Charlie Cornwall, the Guardian. Charlie, having been...

The CW is bulking up its roster of scripted series — and again looking north of the border for its two latest shows.

The Nexstar-owned broadcast network has ordered dramas titled Wild Cards and Sight Unseen, targeting both for premieres in 2024. Wild Cards, starring Riverdale alum Vanessa Morgan and Giacomo Gianniotti (Grey’s Anatomy, Reign), is a co-production between The CW and Canada’s CBC, while Sight Unseen is in partnership with Bell Media’s CTV. Both are produced by Blink49 Studios and Front Street Pictures; Sight Unseen is also produced by Sisters Troubetzkoy Productions.

“Wild Cards and Sight Unseen are two unique, binge-worthy shows that reflect The CW’s commitment to compelling, top-tier storytelling that will appeal to our loyal fans and attract a wide range of new viewers,” said Liz Wise Lyall, head of scripted programming at the network. “We are thrilled to collaborate with our partners at Blink49 Studios,...