Anybody impressed by the "so-so" new Network Fall programs?

[gregg75]

Looks like a lot of junk (more junk). I only watch about 4 network shows as is. The clock is ticking on network TV.

 

[TheBigA]

Further evidence of the "Balkinization" of American popular culture. Which is why the networks are diversifying.

 

[MarcB]

The only "new" show I will be watching is The Muppets. Other than that I'll be watching the shows I already watch when they come back with new episodes - 2 Broke Girls, Mike & Molly, Mom, Undercover Boss.

 

[only1moore]

I'm mixed, but based on the the buzz that is coming out about these shows, I will check out Supergirl, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Muppets,The Grinder, Grandfathered, Quantico, Superstore, Dr. Ken, Hot & Bothered, Crowded, Life in Pieces, Legends of Tomorrow, The Family, Blindspot, Shades of Blue, The Catch, The Real O'Neals, Scream Queens, and Best Time Ever. These titles look like they have potential but I worry that the time slots that they were put in are going to make it difficult to find a audience.

 

[LKellerIII]

Nope - not impressed. About the only "Big 4" network shows I watch with any regularity is The Good Wife and 60 Minutes. I occasionally tune in Modern Family, though I find that I'm getting increasingly tired of it.

The vast majority of my TV viewing the last few years has been the new series on the basic and premium cable channels - also Netflix and Amazon.
Given next years network offerings, my viewing habits won't be changing anytime soon.

 

[vchimpanzee]

I didn't know The Muppets had a show. I watched their syndicated show in the 70s, which bumped whatever CBS was airing in the slot to a week later on my affiliate.

"Supergirl" sounds interesting too.

I watch way too much TV and need to cut down. I haven't even bothered to look at the schedule. I look forward to next Thursday when I can just not watch TV on weeknights and catch up on my real newspapers.