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You can’t grow up today without having the importance of “networking” drilled into you. We’ve all heard the adages: “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” “You scratch their back, and they scratch yours.” “It helps to have friends in high places.” Now all of the above are true—I’m not here to question […]… Continue reading Networking: Making Friends in all Places — The Inquisitive Inkpot

NBC is adding a third medical drama to its roster with the acquisition of Canadian series Transplant. The network, which is currently home to both Chicago Med and New Amsterdam, announced on Thursday that it will air Season 1 of the CTV original, which premiered in February and is currently 11 episodes into its 13-episode… via… Continue reading Transplant: NBC Acquires Season 1 of Canadian Medical Drama — TVLine

CBS All Access has both lengthened and shortened The Good Fight. The streamer on Thursday announced that it has renewed Robert and Michelle King’s legal satire for a fifth season, while also confirming that the current, coronavirus-addled fourth season will conclude on Thursday, May 28 with Episode 7. 12 more words via The Good Fight Renewed… Continue reading The Good Fight Renewed for Season 5; Current Season 4 to Conclude Early With ‘Absurd,’ Unintentional Finale — TVLine

If all the daytime drama on The View isn’t enough for you, we’re about to see a scripted version of what goes on when the cameras are off. 29 more words via The View Tell-All Book to Become Scripted Miniseries: Who Should Play Barbara, Rosie, Whoopi, Et Al? — TVLine

A trio of fan favorites from Star Trek: Discovery are boldly going towards their own series. CBS All Access has ordered Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, a spinoff with stars Anson Mount, Ethan Peck and Rebecca Romijn reprising their Discovery roles as Captain Pike, Spock and Number One, TVLine has learned. 6 more words via Star… Continue reading Star Trek Spinoff Strange New Worlds Starring Discovery’s Pike, Spock and Number One Ordered at CBS All Access — TVLine

ABC is keeping the lights dimmed on American Idol, renewing the singing competition for Season 19 (its fourth on the network), TVLine has learned. Through the first 15 episodes of Season 18, American Idol is averaging a 1.24 demo rating and 6.8 million total viewers, down 6 and 11 percent from its Spring 2019 cycle… via… Continue reading American Idol Renewed for Season 19 — TVLine

With its lean and mean — and meaningfully unscripted — slate, Fox is on track to win the 2019-2020 TV season, topping the broadcast-TV pack for the first time in eight years. 28 more words via Fox Wins 2019-20 TV Season in Demo, CBS Tops Viewers for 12th Straight Year — TVLine

At this point in May, our list of remaining bubble shows is typically hovering at or around zero. But the global coronavirus pandemic has thrown the fall scheduling process into upheaval, leading many of the major broadcast networks to delay renewal/cancellation decisions on their remaining in-limbo series until later this month (or beyond). According to… via… Continue reading Cancellation Anxiety: 26 Broadcast Shows Are Still on the Bubble — TVLine

Man, the wait for Season 2 of The Mandalorian just keeps getting harder, doesn’t it? Justified veteran Timothy Olyphant is the latest big name to join the cast of the Disney+ Star Wars offshoot, according to The Hollywood Reporter. 19 more words via The Mandalorian: Timothy Olyphant Joins Season 2 Cast in Mystery Role — TVLine

The following post contains spoilers for The Blacklist‘s Season 7 finale. Proceed with caution! The Blacklist fans saw a completely different side of Elizabeth Keen on Friday — and we’re not just talking about her decision to side with Katarina Rostova and embrace her inner darkness. 13 more words via The Blacklist EP Reveals How the… Continue reading The Blacklist EP Reveals How the Show Pulled Off Its Half-Animated Season Finale — Plus, Grade the Episode — TVLine