Yesterday, ABC promoted Abbott Elementary to fifth grade. Today, the network told High Potential, 9-1-1, and 9-1-1 Nashville that they want the three shows back on the schedule next season.
High Potential is ABC’s most-watched show in the overnights, so a third season was a given. And 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Nashville are always good to get buzz, so bring on season 10 and season 2, respectively.
Since the network made all four announcements on social media, I will be refreshing the Will Trent pages because ABC’s most-watched show after seven-day totals better be back to solve more crimes.
Which renewal are you most excited about? And which show’s future are you waiting to find out about?
Ashton Kutcher is returning to acting in Ryan Murphy’s The Beauty.
In it, he plays “the world’s greatest goddamm advertisement for the hottest new super drug that makes you effortlessly beautiful.” But it comes with a cost…
According to the description, “When international supermodels begin dying in gruesome and mysterious ways, FBI Agents Cooper Madsen (Evan Peters) and Jordan Bennett (Rebecca Hall) uncover a conspiracy that threatens the future of humanity. The investigation leads them directly into the crosshairs of “The Corporation” (Ashton Kutcher), who will stop at nothing to protect his trillion-dollar empire.
Do you think Murphy has another beautiful masterpiece on his hands, or is it another All’s Fair?
We will find out starting on January 21st on Hulu.
ABC gave 9-1-1 a sister show on its network, but so far, the shows have never physically crossed over. That is going to change in the new year because Buck (Oliver Stark) and Eddie (Ryan Guzman) are leaving LA for Nashville, at least for one episode.
ABC teased the crossover on social media, but did not give any more details besides the photo. So, why are Buddie going from Tinsel Town to Music City? We will just have to wait to find out.
What disaster do you think they will have to tackle? In the world of Ryan Murphy, you never know.
Kim Kardashian made her leading lady debut in All’s Fair, and some critics declared it the worst show ever. Even though people hate watching it, they are watching it. Therefore, Hulu and Ryan Murphy announced today that the legal procedural about female divorce attorneys, which also stars Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close, will be back for a second season.
I have to admit the first two episodes that dropped were absolute dreck, the latter three have been much better.
Murphy was having his Capote moment in those first two episodes with his swans, and now he is back doing wild and wacky storylines with stunt casting, instead of forcing us to listen to what vaginal plastic surgery Kim Kardashian got. Yes, that was actually a topic during a scene on the show.
Thankfully, she is doing less acting (if that is what you can call it). Good thing she has her law career to fall back on. Too soon? Plus, he gave Nash a storyline that made the series watchable.
Are you still hate watching, or do you not hate yourself as much as I do?
ABC picked up 9-1-1: Nashville without a pilot and has kept the details of the latest show in the franchise a secret.
Not anymore. Today, they released the first trailer for the drama, and now we know a little more about it.
Unlike 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lone Star, it appears to be equal parts physical and mental disaster. Meaning, they will lead first responder lives during the day, and scandalous lives at night. Mix that in with the backdrop of Music City, and I am hooked like a hook on a firetruck!
The newest 9-1-1 debuts on October 9th. Will you be watching?
