In keeping with our tradition, here’s The Hollywood Reporter’s handy guide of scripted broadcast shows that are coming back, what’s canceled (or ending) and what’s been added to the 2023-24 schedule at ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and The CW. The pandemic-era shift to year-round development also means the broadcast networks have begun to take their time to nurture comedies and dramas - NBC’s Night Court is a great example of that effort - and the slower approach also gives the Big Four more freedom to slot programs for midseason or roll them to fall. The threat of a Writers Guild of America strike looms large as networks and streamers alike stock up on scripts and ramp up production to safeguard schedules for when and if creatives hit the picket line.Īll this, of course, means that network chiefs are tasked with slashing budgets as shows that are long in the tooth (read: expensive) are being more closely evaluated.

In terms of stability in the executive suite, Susan Rovner continues to have oversight of NBC as part of a content portfolio that also includes Peacock and a slew of cable networks and Craig Erwich controls both ABC and Hulu for Disney.Īt the same time, the TV business continues to consolidate and course correct following years of free spending and bloated budgets. Shonda Rhimes Thanks 'Station 19' Cast for the 'Magic, the Moments and the Memories' Amid Cancellation

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