NBC's full scripted original picture won't come into focus until after next week's advance presentations for Madison Avenue ad buyers.
The network unveiled its fall schedule Friday and announced it has renewed George Lopez's father-daughter rookie comedy Lopez vs Lopez for the second season. But missing from the schedule was news of the network's three remaining bubble comedies. grand crew, young rock And american auto, The fate of the four pilots is yet to be determined – Comedy non-evil twin And St. Denis Medical and drama murder by book And wolf,
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Sources say the network will not decide the fate of the three bubble comedies or its pilots until after advance presentations to ad buyers next week, as NBC continues to tweak programming throughout the year and prepare for the Writers Guild of America strike. Weighs the impact. The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, which represents studios, on issues such as streaming residuals and AI.
season two Lopez vs Lopez NBC will return in midseason, when it will fill the schedule with scripted shows And magnum pi
Lopez, NBC says the multicamera comedy, produced in-house by Universal Television, has the highest concentration of English-dominant Hispanic households among all broadcast primetime series. The series also has the highest portion of long-tail viewing when it comes to late viewing of 35 days on Mayur, where the family comedy flows. George Lopez stars with his daughter Mayan Lopez alongside Selenis Leyva, Bryce Gonzalez, Matt Shivley and Al Madrigal. Producer Debbie Wolfe Bruce Halford (the conners), George Lopez, Michael Rotenberg and Katie Newman.
The longer the writers' strike lasts, the more likely it is to have a direct impact on the ability of scripted broadcast shows to return in September. NBC, like CBS, did not include Strike in its fall schedule, as it included 10 new and returning scripted originals. ,Click here For more on NBC's 2023-24 fall schedule.)
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