As listed by Nellie at Deadline--there's no mid-season schedule, perhaps with the realization that someone else is going to have a certain 10-ton gorilla next spring (new shows in all caps, ET):
MONDAY 8-9 PM — Lucifer 9-10 PM — THE GIFTED--Stephen Moyer and Amy Acker discover that their cute little kids have mutant powers. That's right, folks, it's Fox's first dip into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (of course it's related to "X-Men"), Bryan Singer directed the pilot. TUESDAY 8-9 PM — Lethal Weapon 9-9:30 PM — The Mick 9:30-10 PM — Brooklyn Nine-Nine People were probably hoping for more of a change here, but social media didn't save "Scream Queens" this year (Ryan Murphy has more time to spend on his FX shows now). WEDNESDAY 8-9 PM — Empire 9-10 PM — Star Lee Daniels's block untouched. THURSDAY 8-9 PM — Gotham 9-10 PM — THE ORVILLE--Seth MacFarlane does science fiction as the creator and star (with Jon Favreau directing the pilot) of a drama about the captain of an exploratory spaceship in the 25th century who has to deal with the new first officer--his ex (played by Adrianne Palicki). Penny Johnson Jerald plays the ship's doctor, fellow "Family Guy" voice actor J. Lee is the ship navigator and Norm MacDonald is the voice of "a gelatinous creature." OK. (BTW, it's up against the only hit new series of last season, "This Is Us," which like this show and every other single new series on Fox this season, is from 20th-Century Fox Television.) FRIDAY 8-9 PM — Hell’s Kitchen 9-10 PM — The Exorcist Because it's not a Fox schedule without Gordon Ramsay. SATURDAY 7-10:30 PM — Fox Sports Saturday: Fox College Football SUNDAY 7-7:30 PM — NFL ON FOX 7:30-8 PM — The OT / Bob’s Burgers 8-8:30 PM — The Simpsons 8:30-9 PM — GHOSTED--Craig Robinson is an alien buster (with the first name of "Leroy") in this one-cam "action comedy"with Ally Walker as his boss. 9-9:30 PM — Family Guy 9:30-10 PM — The Last Man On Earth A lot of people were calling for the breakup of the Sunday night comedy block, but it's still there. Here's mid-season shows so far: COMEDIES: LA TO VEGAS--From Gary Sanchez Productions, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay's non-Funny or Die company, a one-cam about a cheapo airline that operates between what the title says and the regulars who fly every weekend for their opportunity to lose their shirts, with Dylan McDermott as your captain. DRAMAS: 9-1-1--What looks like a straightforward procedural about first responders starring Angela Bassett, except that it's from Ryan Murphy and partner Brad Falchuk, so there has to be something wacky going on in this show and either Sarah Paulson or Lea Michele have to have recurring roles. THE RESIDENT--The series claims that it will be a truthful show about the state of our hospitals, but we'll see about that, as it follows three doctors at various stages of their careers and their comely nurse, played by Emily VanCamp. ABC tomorrow--will Seacrest be showing up on stage at Lincoln Center for another reason than with Kelly Ripa? -- -- TV or Not TV .... The Smartest (TV) People! You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TV or Not TV" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tvornottv?hl=en --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TVorNotTV" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
