Author Topic: The 2011 May Upfronts (Read 4292 times)

Chmarin · « **on:** 14 February, 2011., 00:00:35 CET »

Ponovno nam se bliži to luđačko doba godine

Jest da još ima tri mjeseca, ali evo, nagađanja već počinju, piloti se počinju snimat...

Htio sam da ove godine napravimo stvar malo zanimljivijom, pa sam stavio anketu pa vidimo koliko ćemo biti u pravu oko otkazanih serija... Možete glasati za koliko god serija hoćete, naravno, ako mislite da će sve one biti otkazane... Ja sam stavio serije za koje vjerujem da su on the bubble, ako mislite da se treba još koja dodati, vičite

Stavio sam i serije koje još nisu krenule, ali među njih nisam ubacio reality showove...

Ako vas zanimaju svi dosad najavljeni piloti, imate ih ovdje (mislim da je netko već bio dao link, ali evo da ponovim

) : http://thefutoncritic.com/devwatch.aspx?series=&network=abc&daycode=2&statuscode=1&genre=comedy+(all)&studio=

Datumi kad će koja mreža imati svoju prezentaciju još nisu objavljeni - barem koliko ja znam

Ako netko slučajno naleti na podatak nek pliz objavi

Ova godina će biti jako zanimljiva iz više razloga... Prvo, imamo nove glavešine na NBCu koji bi mogli biti poprilično nemilosrdni u davanju novih sezona slabo gledanim serijama i koji bi mogli napraviti totalni makeover rasporeda

Drugo, zbog trenutne napetosti između igrača i vlasnika klubova, upitno je (odnosno vrlo je vjerojatno) da NFL sezona neće startati standardno najesen, već možda tek nagodinu, pa će biti zanimljivo vidjeti što će NBC napravit s nedjeljom

Onda imamo ABC, koji je u teškim govnima, a CBS, u totalno drukčijoj situaciji, ima luksuz otkazati serije za čiju bi gledanost NBC i ABC ubili

Pa evo moja predviđanja za otkazivanje/produživanje serija - stavljam u spojler tag da post ne bude kilometarski

Spoiler

Certain to be canceled:
Detroit 1-8-7 (ABC)
No ordinary family (ABC)
The Cape (NBC)
Perfect Couples (NBC)
Shit my dad says (CBS)
Human target (FOX)
The Defenders (CBS)
The Event (NBC)
Traffic Light (FOX)
V (ABC)

Likely to be canceled:
Better with you (ABC)
Off the Map (ABC)
Brothers & Sisters (ABC)
Chuck (NBC)
Outsourced (NBC)
The Chicago Code (FOX)
CSI: NY (CBS)
Rules of engagement (CBS)

On the bubble:
Bob's Burgers (FOX)
CSI: Miami (CBS)
Fringe (FOX)
Law & Order: Los Angeles (NBC)
Hellcats (CW)
Lie to me (FOX)

Likely to be renewed:
Community (NBC)
Harry's Law (NBC)
Hawaii Five-0 (CBS)
Mr. Sunshine (ABC)
Nikita (CW)
One Tree Hill (CW)
Parenthood (NBC)
Parks & Recreation (NBC)
The Good Wife (CBS)
Blue bloods (CBS)
American dad (FOX)

Certain to be renewed:
90210 (CW)
Gossip Girl (CW)
Bones (FOX)
Criminal minds (CBS)
CSI (CBS)
Desperate Housewives (ABC)
Family guy (FOX)
House (FOX)
How I met your mother (CBS)
Law & Order: SVU (NBC)
Mike & Molly (CBS)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS)
Supernatural (CW)
The Mentalist (CBS)
The Office (NBC)
The Vampire Diaries (CW)

Naravno, ima još serija koje još nisu krenule pa nisu na popisu, ali kad bih predviđao išlo bi ovako:

Breaking In, Criminal Minds: SB, Happy Endings, Secret Millionaire, Shedding for the Wedding, Chaos, Shark Tank, Take the money & run - CANCELED
Body of Proof, Mad Love - RENEWED

Istina, nisam bio u potpunosti objektivan za TGW, Parenthood i Fringe, ali ako sam u nešto uvjeren, onda je to da nema šanse da će baš sve tri biti otkazane

Goran · « **Reply #1 on:** 14 February, 2011., 00:21:52 CET »

Nadam se samo da grešiš za Happy Endings i da će serija uspeti jer mi je trailer veoma dobar...

ex_noah · « **Reply #2 on:** 14 February, 2011., 00:27:37 CET »

zadnjih godinu dvije uvijek pratim neku seriju koja je na rubu okazivanja, ove sezone je to V
al ja se još uvijek nadam da će ABC dati treću sezonu

od pilota se nadam da će pokupiti Charlies Angels, Locke & Key,
Alcatraz je vjerujem sigurna stvar

Monvi · « **Reply #3 on:** 14 February, 2011., 00:28:51 CET »

Brzo će doći taj svibanj.
Baš se veselim jer mislim da će ove godine biti puno zanimljivih pilota, a i zanima me sudbina nekih serija.

Što se tiče otkazivanja, na brzinu sam glasao, po meni NBC je najneizvjesniji, a CBS isto zna biti nepredvidljiv.

CW će vjerojatno skoro sve obnovit, ABC skoro sve otkazat, a FOX nemam pojma.

ex_noah · « **Reply #4 on:** 14 February, 2011., 00:36:41 CET »

jako mi je žao što se nijedna tv kuća nije odlučila na remake baywatcha, unatoč mojoj kampanji na fejsu

Franko · « **Reply #5 on:** 14 February, 2011., 01:23:56 CET »

Ja se otprilike slažem s Chmarinovom listom, jedino ne bih tako brzo otpisao Better with you.. znam da je u opasnosti od otkazivanja, al ABC je dao drugu šansu The Middle koji je bio u sličnoj situaciji lani kao i BWY sad... mislim da bi je mogli save.... Što se tiče Mr. Sunshine, ja se nadam da će past gledanost u daljnjim epizodama... B&S bi mogli spasit s obzirom da su im sve nove drame propale (zapravo mislim da sve ovisi o uspjehu Body of proof, ako uspije, B&S je goner, ako propadne, mogli bi je save)...

OTH ovisi o postavi... jer ratinge imaju, ali ako postava ne potpiše, sumnjam da će ih obnovit...

Ne do bog CBS-u da ukine TGW i NBC-ju da ukinu Parenthood, jebat će ježa (čitaj: hate virus mailove).

Chmarin · « **Reply #6 on:** 14 February, 2011., 01:27:10 CET »

Quote from: Franko on 14 February, 2011., 01:23:56 CET

Ja se otprilike slažem s Chmarinovom listom, jedino ne bih tako brzo otpisao Better with you.. znam da je u opasnosti od otkazivanja, al ABC je dao drugu šansu The Middle koji je bio u sličnoj situaciji lani kao i BWY sad... mislim da bi je mogli save.... Što se tiče Mr. Sunshine, ja se nadam da će past gledanost u daljnjim epizodama... B&S bi mogli spasit s obzirom da su im sve nove drame propale (zapravo mislim da sve ovisi o uspjehu Body of proof, ako uspije, B&S je goner, ako propadne, mogli bi je save)...

Ja sam išao ovom logikom

Ako Mr. Sunshine ne bude totalna propast u nadolazećim tjednima, renewal je garantiran

ABC će onda htjet nekako proširit broj sati sitcoma, ali otvaranje novog utorkom je preriskantno, pa mislim da bi mogli stavit CT/Sunshine combo za 10... I onda naručiti dva nova sitcoma - jedan da ide iza MF, a drugi iza Middlea, + još treći, rezervni za midseason

Quote from: Goran on 14 February, 2011., 00:21:52 CET

Nadam se samo da grešiš za Happy Endings i da će serija uspeti jer mi je trailer veoma dobar...

Ja se isto nadam jer mi je trailer bio bolji od onog za BWY

Ali nekako sumnjam da će im uspjet taj dvoiposatni comedy block

Chmarin · « **Reply #7 on:** 18 February, 2011., 23:09:31 CET »

NBC je na rasporedu 16.5. - to je ponedjeljak, pa kako i obično biva, oni su prvi na redu

Znači možemo zaključit da su upfrontsi ove godine od 16.-19.5., s tim da je onda CW vjerojatno 19., kad su oni obično zadnji

Bobi93 · « **Reply #8 on:** 24 February, 2011., 23:17:00 CET »

Super, sve cu na miru pogledati i onda idem na ekskurziju od 20.-30.05

nadam se na bolji upfront od 2010

Chmarin · « **Reply #9 on:** 02 March, 2011., 14:55:08 CET »

Deadline je napravio odličan up-to-date pregled svih pilota sa svim trenutnim cast membersima

(Moram u dva posta podijelit jer ima previše znakova

)

ABC

Spoiler

DRAMAS

CHARLIE’S ANGELS
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV/Flower Films/Millar/Gough Ink
PRODUCING TEAM: Alfred Gough (w,ep), Miles Millar (w,ep), Nancy Juvonen (ep), Leonard Goldberg (ep), Drew Barrymore (ep), Marcos Siega (d)
LOGLINE: Reboot of the 1970s classic estrogen-soaked detective saga that takes a “modern spin” on the Angels, with the action set in Miami.
CAST: Annie Ilonzeh, Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor, Ramon Rodriguez

GEORGETOWN
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Fake Empire
PRODUCING TEAM: Will Fetters (w,ep), Josh Schwartz (ep), Stephanie Savage (ep), Len Goldstein (ep), Mark Piznarski (d)
LOGLINE: A sexy soap centered around the young people behind the power brokers of Washington, D.C.
CAST: Jimmy Wolk

PARTNERS
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Ed Bernero (w,ep), Yves Simoneau (d)
LOGLINE: Cop drama centered on two female police detectives who also secretly happen to be half-sisters, which explains their intense loyalty to one another.
CAST: Scottie Thompson, Annie Wersching, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., Kenneth Mitchell, Michael Beach, Nester Serrano, Frances Fisher

HALLELUJAH
STUDIO: ABC Studios/Wind Prods.
PRODUCING TEAM: Marc Cherry (w,ep), Sabrina Wind (ep), Michael Apted (d)
LOGLINE: Drama set in the town of Hallelujah, Tenn., which is being torn apart by the forces of good and evil and whose fortunes change when a mysterious, charming drifter (Jesse L. Martin) arrives in town bringing justice, peace and possibly faith. Episodes will be punctuated by songs sung by a gospel choir.
CAST: Jesse L. Martin,

THE RIVER
STUDIO: ABC Studios/DreamWorks TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Oren Peli (ep), Michael Perry (w,ep), Michael Green (w,ep), Jason Blum (ep), Darryl Frank (ep), Justin Falvey (ep), Jaume Collet-Serra (d)
LOGLINE: Horror drama in the mold of Paranormal Activity that centers on a family that travels to deep in the Amazon region to locate and rescue their missing father.
CAST: Eloise Mumford

POE
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Lin Pictures
PRODUCING TEAM: Chris Hollier (w,ep), Brad Kern (ep), Dan Lin (ep), Alex Graves (d)
LOGLINE: A crime procedural following Edgar Allan Poe, the world’s very first detective, as he uses unconventional methods to investigate dark mysteries in 1840s Boston.
CAST: Kevin McNally, Leslie Odom Jr.

PAN AM
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Jack Orman (w,ep), Nancy Hult Ganis (ep), Sid Ganis (co-ep), Tommy Schlamme (ep,d)
LOGLINE: Sexy soap set against the Jet Age about a group of pilots and flight attendants working at the iconic Pan Am Airlines in the 1960s.
CAST: Christina Ricci, Michael Mosley, Margot Robbie

IDENTITY
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: John Glenn (w,ep), Mark Gordon, Deb Spera, Paul Buccieri (ep)
LOGLINE: Action procedural centered on an elite police unit formed to combat the explosion of identity-related crime.
CAST: Orlando Jones, Jay Paulson

GRACE
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Krista Vernoff (w,ep), Flody Suarez (ep), Carrie Ann Inaba (ep), Lesli Linka Glatter (d)
LOGLINE: Dysfunctional family drama set in the world of professional dance, telling the story of a famed choreographer (Eric Roberts) who sleeps with his dancers and has three daughters with different mothers – with one of the daughters stepping in as manager to save dad’s dance studio.
CAST: Eric Roberts

REVENGE
STUDIO: ABC Studios/Temple Hill
PRODUCING TEAM: Mike Kelley (w,ep), Marty Bowen (ep), Wyck Godfrey (ep), Phillip Noyce (d)
LOGLINE: A contemporary re-imagining of Alexandre Dumas, pere’s The Count of Monte Cristo from a female perspective and centers on a mysterious young woman who travels to the Hamptons to exact revenge on the people who destroyed her family.
CAST: Ashley Madekwe

GOOD CHRISTIAN BITCHES
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Robert Harling (w,ep), Darren Star (ep), Aaron Kaplan (ep), Alan Poul (d)
LOGLINE: Sexy soap (Desperate Housewives in Dallas) that centers on a onetime “mean girl” in high school – a mother of two – who returns home humbled following a scandalous divorce, hoping to get a second chance at winning over her old classmates. Based on the book by Kim Gatlin.
CAST: Leslie Bibb, Annie Potts, Jennifer Aspen

ONCE UPON A TIME
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Edward Kitsis (w,ep), Adam Horowitz (w,ep), Steve Pearlman (ep), Mark Mylod (d)
LOGLINE: When a young boy who purports to be her son shows up on her doorstep, a woman is drawn into a town where the magic and mystery of fairy tales may be real and hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of her troubled past.
CAST: Lana Parrilla

DAMAGE CONTROL fka UNTITLED SHONDA RHIMES
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Shonda Rhimes (w, ep), Betsy Beers, Paul McGuigan (d)
LOGLINE: Ensemble based on the career of legendary crisis management consultant Judy Smith, with Kerry Washington starring as a professional fixer with a dysfunctional staff.
CAST: Kerry Washington, Columbus Short, Henry Ian Cusick, Katie Lowes, Guillermo Diaz

COMEDIES

DON’T TRUST THE BITCH IN APT. 23 (single-camera)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Nahnatchka Khan (w,ep), Dave Hemingson (ep), Jason Winer (d)
LOGLINE: An earnest, optimistic girl from the heartland (Dreama Walker) is forced to move in with a sexy, unstable New York City party girl (Krysten Ritter) who has the morals of a pirate.
CAST: Dreama Walker, Krysten Ritter, Michael “Mookie” Blaiklock, James Van Der Beek

BAD MOM (single-camera)
STUDIO: ABC Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Sharon Horgan (w,ep), Jen Crittenden (ep), Gabrielle Allan (ep), Aaron Kaplan (ep), Chris Koch (d)
LOGLINE: A woman who has allowed her mother to raise her son and daughter must transition from having the best mom in the world to being the best mom – with decidedly mixed results.
CAST: Sharon Horgan

THE LAST DAYS OF MAN (multicamera)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV, 21 Laps/Adelstein
PRODUCING TEAM: Jack Burditt (w,ep), Marty Adelstein (ep), Becky Clements (ep), Shawn Levy (ep)
LOGLINE: A man (Tim Allen) must fight for his manhood in a world increasingly dominated by women.
CAST: Tim Allen

LOST AND FOUND (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Marisa Coughlan (w,sp), Jeff Filgo (ep), Jackie Filgo (ep), Ted Wass (d)
LOGLINE: A narcissistic New York Coty bartender and party girl has her life turned upside-down when the conservative 18-year-old son she gave up for adoption turns up on her doorstep.
CAST: Diana Maria Riva

MAN UP (single-camera)
STUDIO: ABC Studios/Tagline
PRODUCING TEAM: Chris Moynihan (w.ep), Ron West (ep), Kelly Kulchak (ep), Victor Fresco (ep)
LOGLINE: A unique look at what it takes to survive as a modern man as told through the eyes of three best friends and the women in their lives.
CAST: Chris Moynihan, Mather Zickel, Teri Polo, Amanda Detmer, Jake Johnson, Henry Simmons, Dan Fogler

MY FREAKIN’ FAMILY (single-camera)
STUDIO: ABC Studios/Brillstein Entertainment Partners
PRODUCING TEAM: Erica Rivinoja (w,ep), Jonathan Groff (ep), Peter Traugott (ep), Tristram Shapeero (d)
LOGLINE: The lives of two young parents change after they have a baby and they’re descended upon by four grandparents from diverse cultural backgrounds to fight for the soul of their grandchild.
CAST: Ellen Woglom, Ravi Patel, Harish Patel, Christopher Rich

OTHER PEOPLE’S KIDS (multicamera)
STUDIO: ABC Studios/Brillstein Entertainment Partners
PRODUCING TEAM: Hunter Covington (w.ep), Peter Traugott (ep), Stacy Traub (ep), Michael Fresco (d)
LOGLINE: A 32-year-old guy with no responsibilities suddenly finds himself with an insta-family when he falls in love with an older woman who has two kids, an ex-husband, and ex-in-laws.
CAST: Malcolm Barrett, Bonnie Somerville, Claire Engler, Johnny Sneed

SMOTHERED (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Andrew Reich (w,ep), Ted Cohen (w,ep), Andy Ackerman (d)
LOGLINE: A young couple finds themselves smothered by their two very different sets of parents whose only common link is that their children are married to one another – and who are brought together by the couple’s one-year-old baby in a clash of cultures.
CAST: Kyle Howard, Julie White

SUBURGATORY (single-camera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Emily Kapnek (w,ep), Michael Fresco (d)
LOGLINE: A quintessentially New York City teen (Jane Levy) moves to a cookie-cutter community only to discover that life in the suburbs is more frightening than any horror movie she’s ever seen.
CAST: Jane Levy, Alan Tudyk

WORK IT (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Andrew Reich (w,ep), Ted Cohen (w,ep), Beth McCarthy-Miller (d)
LOGLINE: Two out-of-work car salesmen realize that in order to find employment again, they’ll need to dress as women to land jobs as pharmaceutical reps – inadvertently making them better men, husbands and fathers.
CAST: Amaury Nolasco

CBS

Spoiler

DRAMAS

THE DOCTOR
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Rina Mimoun (w.ep), David Nutter (ep.d)
LOGLINE: A mother (Christine Lahti) reconnects with her adult children when she joins the family medical practice.
CAST: Christine Lahti, Eva Amurri

HAIL MARY
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Silver Pictures
PRODUCING TEAM: Jeff Wadlow (w.ep), Joel Silver (ep), Ilene Chaiken (ep), Brad Silberling (ep.d)
LOGLINE: Buddy P.I. show centered on a suburban single mom in Atlanta who teams up with a streetwise hustler to solve crimes.
CAST: Minnie Driver, Stephen Tobolowsky

RINGER
STUDIO: ABC Television Studios/CBS Television Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Eric Charmelo (w.co-ep), Nicole Snyder (w.co-ep), Sarah Michelle Gellar (co-ep), Peter Traugott (ep), Richard Shepard (ep.d)
LOGLINE: On the run from the mob, a troubled young woman hides out by inhabiting the life of her wealthy twin sister, until she learns that her twin’s life has a bounty on it as well.
CAST: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nestor Carbonell, Mike Colter, Ioan Gruffudd, Tara Summers

ROOKIES
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/Tribeca Films
PRODUCING TEAM: Richard Price (w.ep), Robert De Niro (ep), Jane Rosenthal (ep), James Mangold (ep.d), Ken Sanzel (ep.showrunner)
LOGLINE: Six NYPD rookies balance their personal lives with learning the beat on the streets of Manhattan.
CAST: Leelee Sobieski, Judy Marte, Tom Reed, Stark Sands

UNTITLED REDLICH & BELLUCCI
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV/CBS Television Studios/Timberman/Beverly Productions
PRODUCING TEAM: Ed Redlich (w.ep), John Bellucci (w.co-ep), Sarah Timberman (ep), Carl Beverly (ep), Niels Arden Oplev (d)
LOGLINE: A female NYPD detective possesses the special ability to remember everything – and although a gift in her job, it’s also a curse in her personal life.
CAST: Poppy Montgomery

UNTITLED SUSANNAH GRANT PROJECT
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/Timberman/Beverly Productions
PRODUCING TEAM: Susannah Grant (w.ep), Jonathan Demme (d.ep), Sarah Timberman (ep), Carl Beverly (ep)
LOGLINE: The life of an ultra-competitive surgeon (Patrick Wilson) is changed forever when his ex-wife dies and begins teaching him what life is all about from the hereafter.
CAST: Patrick Wilson, Jennifer Ehle

PERSON OF INTEREST
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Bad Robot
PRODUCING TEAM: Jonathan Nolan (w.ep), J.J. Abrams (ep), Bryan Burk (ep), David Semel (d)
LOGLINE: Crime drama centered on an ex-CIA agent, presumed dead, who is recruited by a reclusive billionaire to wage war against violent criminals in New York City.
CAST: Michael Emerson

COMEDIES

VINCE UNCENSORED (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Conaco
PRODUCING TEAM: Phoef Sutton (w.ep), Conan O’Brien (ep), David Kissinger (ep)
LOGLINE: After a life-changing experience, a man decides to take a more honest approach to his life, work and family.

TWO BROKE GIRLS (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Michael Patrick King (w.ep), Whitney Cummings (w.co-ep), James Burrows (d)
LOGLINE: Two broke 22-year-old women tackle life in Brooklyn as they try to make their dreams come true.
CAST: Kat Dennings, Beth Behrs

UNTITLED PETER KNIGHT OFFICE COMEDY (multicamera)
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV/CBS Television Studios/Happy Madison
PRODUCING TEAM: Doug Robinson (ep), Peter Knight (w.co-ep)
LOGLINE: A workplace ensemble centered around the young adult employees of a high-powered venture capital firm.

HOW TO BE A GENTLEMAN (camera undecided)
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/MRC
PRODUCING TEAM: David Hornsby (w.ep), Ted Schachter (ep), Pam Fryman (d)
LOGLINE: Male buddy comedy loosely based on the book of the same name that follows an unlikely friendship between a traditional, uptight columnist and his rough-around-the-edges friend and trainer.
CAST: David Hornsby, Nancy Lenehan, Dave Foley, Rhys Darby

HOME GAME (multicamera)
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/Leverage
PRODUCING TEAM: Warren Bell (w.ep), Chris Nowak (w.co-ep), Mark Wahlberg (ep), Steven Levinson (ep), Peter Principato (ep), Paul Young (ep), Rob Riggle (p), Peter Sussman (p), Mark Schlereth (p), Lisa Schlereth (p), Alexandria Schlereth (p), Ken Whittingham (d)
LOGLINE: Loosely based on the experiences of former NFL star Mark Schlereth, it tells the story of Schlereth (Rob Riggle) as he retires and returns home to his wife Lisa (Constance Zimmer) and daughters to embark on the next chapter of his life.
CAST: Constance Zimmer, Rob Riggle, Jenn Proske

UNTITLED SPORTS RADIO SHOW (multicamera)
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/The Tannenbaum Co.
PRODUCING TEAM: Bill Martin (w.ep), Mike Schiff (w.ep), Eric Tannenbaum (ep), Kim Tannenbaum (ep), Colin Cowherd (p)
LOGLINE: Comedy inspired by ESPN personality Colin Cowherd’s outspoken sports talk show.

THE ASSISTANTS (multicamera)
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/The Tannenbaum Co.
PRODUCING TEAM: Tucker Cawley (w.ep), Eric Tannenbaum (ep), Kim Tannenbaum (ep), Pam Fryman (d)
LOGLINE: Ensemble centering on four young assistants working for a celebrity couple.
CAST: TJ Mill, Emily Rutherfurd

ROB SCHNEIDER PROJECT (multicamera)
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/The Tannenbaum Co./Out of Nowhere Prods.
PRODUCING TEAM: Lew Morton (w.ep), Eric Tannenbaum (ep), Kim Tannenbaum (ep), Rob Schneider (w.p), John Schneider (p)
LOGLINE: Schneider vehicle finds him starring as a confirmed bachelor who has just married into a tight-knit Mexican-American family.
CAST: Rob Schneider

HOME GROWN (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Jackie Filgo (w.ep), Jeff Filgo (w.ep), Andy Ackerman (d.ep)
LOGLINE: A blue collar guy wrestles with how to parent his unmarried grown daughter and her 12-year-old son while sharing a house with them as well as his wife and his recently widowed mother.

Chmarin · « **Reply #10 on:** 02 March, 2011., 14:55:15 CET »

NBC

Spoiler

DRAMAS

WONDER WOMAN
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: David E. Kelley (w.ep), Bill D’Elia (ep), Jeff Reiner (d)
LOGLINE: Kelley’s re-imagining of the iconic D.C. comic that casts Wonder Woman/Diana Prince (Adrianne Palicki) as not only a vigilante crime fighter in L.A. but also a successful corporate exec and modern woman working to balance all of the elements in her complicated life.
CAST: Adrianne Palicki

REM
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Kyle Killen (w.ep), Howard Gordon (ep), David Slade (d)
LOGLINE: An Inception-style thriller centering on a cop (Jason Isaacs) who wakes up after an accident to find he is living in two different realities.
CAST: Jason Isaacs

SMASH
STUDIO: DreamWorks TV/Universal Media Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Theresa Rebeck (w), Steven Spielberg (ep), Darryl Frank (ep), Justin Falvey (ep), Craig Zadan (ep), Neil Meron (ep), Marc Shaiman (ep), Scott Wittman (ep), Michael Mayer (d)
LOGLINE: Follows a cross-section of characters who come together to put on a Marilyn Monroe musical on Broadway.
CAST: Debra Messing, Christian Borle, Megan Hilty, Jack Davenport, Katharine McPhee, Raza Jaffrey

17TH PRECINCT
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Ron Moore (w.ep)
LOGLINE: Sci-fi drama set in the fictional town of Excelsior, where magic and supernatural elements rule over science.
CAST: Jamie Bamber, Stockard Channing

PRIME SUSPECT
STUDIO: UMS/ITV Studio
PRODUCING TEAM: Alexandra Cunningham (w.ep), Peter Berg (d.ep), Sarah Aubrey (ep)
LOGLINE: Reboot of the iconic British series that starred Helen Mirren, centering on an iconoclastic female detective (Maria Bello) struggling to make her bones in a tough New York precinct dominated by men.
CAST: Mario Bello, Toby Stephens, Kirk Acevedo, Tim Griffin, Joe Nieves

PLAYBOY
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/Imagine TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Chad Hodge (w.ep), Alan Taylor (d.ep), Brian Grazer (ep), Francie Calfo (ep), Alan Taylor (d)
LOGLINE: Historical drama set at the famed Playboy Club in Chicago in 1963, with Laura Benanti starring as a 30-year-old bombshell and an established star at the club who knows her days as a Bunny are numbered due to age.
CAST: Laura Benanti, Amber Heard, Naturi Naughton, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, Leah Renee, David Krumholtz, Wes Ramsey

GRIMM
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios/Hazy Mills
PRODUCING TEAM: David Greenwalt (w.ep), Jim Kouf (w.ep), Sean Hayes (ep), Todd Milliner (ep), Marc Buckland (d)
LOGLINE: Dark but fantastical cop drama about a world in which characters inspired by Grimm’s Fairy Tales exist, starring David Giuntoli as a detective who starts to see humans as beast/animals and discovers he has a mandate to protect “humans” from the beasts.
CAST: David Giuntoli, Silas Weir Mitchell, Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch

S.I.L.A. (SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS L.A.)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/Chernin Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Stephen Gaghan (w.ep.d), Peter Chernin (ep), Katherine Pope (ep)
LOGLINE: A complex drama in the vein of Traffic, set in the world of crime, law enforcement and politics in modern-day Los Angeles
CAST: Danny Pino, Daniella Alonso, Matthew Levy

A MANN’S WORLD
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Michael Patrick King (w.ep.d)
LOGLINE: Centers on a straight Beverly Hills hairdresser in his 50’s who is struggling to stay young and relevant in a place where looks are everything.
CAST: Don Johnson, Taylor Kinney

THE CROSSING
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Josh Brand (w.ep), Peter Horton (ep), Aaron Kaplan (ep)
LOGLINE: Period western set in a Missouri town during the post-Civil War Reconstruction era and centers on a Civil War soldier who crosses the country and settles into as complicated town where he’s welcomes as its savior.
CAST: Rachelle Lefevre, Claire Wellin

COMEDIES

BRAVE NEW WORLD (single-camera)
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Peter Tolan (w.ep), Michael Wimer (ep)
LOGLINE: Workplace comedy that follows a group of unusual characters at Pilgrim Village, a theme park that specializes in recreations of New England in 1637.
CAST: Ed Begley Jr., Nick Braun, Will Greenberg, Jazz Raycole, Robbie Benson, Anna Popplewell

ARE YOU THERE VODKA? IT’S ME, CHELSEA (multicamera)
STUDIO: Earner Bros. TV/Werner Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Dottie Zicklin (w.ep), Julie Larson (w.ep), Chelsea Handler (ep), Tom Brunelle (ep), Tom Werner (ep), Mike Clements (ep), Gail Mancuso (d)
LOGLINE: Inspired by late-night star Chelsea Handler’s bestselling autobiographical book of the same name about her party-rich life in her 20’s, with Laura Prepon starring as Handler during her years as an alcohol-loving, oversexed cocktail waitress.
CAST: Laura Prepon, Angel Laketa Moore, Lauren Lapkus, Natalie Morales, Jo Koy, Mark Povinelli

UNTITLED WHITNEY CUMMINGS COMEDY (multicamera)
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios/Scott Stuber Prods.
PRODUCING TEAM: Whitney Cummings (w.co-ep), Betsy Thomas (ep), Scott Stuber (ep), Quan Phung (ep), Barry Katz (ep)
LOGLINE: Whitney Cummings stars as half of a young couple who tackle the ups and downs of a committed relationship in today’s complicated wortd.
CAST: Whitney Cummings, Beverly D'Angelo, Zoe Lister-Jones

UNTITLED PARHAM/ST. CLAIR PROJECT (single-camera)
STUDIO: American Work/Universal Media Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Lennon Parham (w.ep), Jessica St. Clair (w.ep), Scot Armstrong (ep), Ravi Nandan (ep)
LOGLINE: Comedy triangle centered on a woman (Lennon Parham) and her new live-in boyfriend who take in her distraught and pushy best friend (Jessica St. Clair) after she shows up on their doorstep following a divorce.
CAST: Lennon Parham, Jessica St. Clair

I HATE THAT I LOVE YOU (single-camera)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Jhoni Marchinko (w.ep), Nicole Holofcener (d)
LOGLINE: A twisty romantic comedy in which a straight couple introduces their lesbian roommates to each other, followed by complications when one of the lesbians becomes pregnant with the straight man’s baby.
CAST: Anna Camp

LOVELIVES (multicamera)
STUDIO: Chernin Entertainment/TFCTV
PRODUCING TEAM: Chris Sheridan (w.ep), Peter Chermin, Katherine Pope
LOGLINE: A comedy about a couple who explore cheating on their spouse and the friends and family members around them who encourage it.
CAST: Ryan Hansen

BENT (single-camera)
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Tad Quill (w.ep)
LOGLINE: Romantic comedy about a recently divorced Type A single mother (Amanda Peet) who tries hard not to fall for the sexy surfer dude contractor she’s hired to re-do her kitchen.
CAST: Amanda Peet

UNTITLED KARI LIZER PROJECT (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Kari Lizer (w.ep), Craig Zisk (d)
LOGLINE: Workplace comedy about a relationship-challenged woman who, with the help of her co-workers, guides people through unexpected career transitions and downsizings.
CAST: (Cast-contingent)

FREE AGENTS (single-camera)
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: John Enbom (w.ep), Kenton Allen (ep), Todd Holland (d.ep), Karey Burke (ep)
LOGLINE: Romantic comedy based on a UK series that explores the attraction between two quirky PR executives who work together who both are on the rebound – one from a divorce, the other from the loss of a fiance’.
CAST: (cast-contingent)

MY LIFE AS AN EXPERIMENT (single-camera)
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV/Reveille/Electric Dynamite
PRODUCING TEAM: Cathy Yuspa (w.ep), Josh Goldsmith (w.ep), Jack Black (ep), Carolyn Bernstein (ep), Howard Owens (ep), Ben Cooley (ep), Priyanka Mattoo (ep)
LOGLINE: Based on the book by A.J. Jacobs that centers on a magazine writer who immerses himself and his family in unusual situations for his stories, which always reflect back on his marriage.
CAST: Adam Campbell

UNTITLED DAN GOOR PROJECT (multicamera)
STUDIO: BermanBraun/Universal Media Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Dan Goor (w.ep), Gail Berman (ep), Lloyd Braun (ep)
LOGLINE: A young doctor joins his parents’ medical practice and spends as much time tending to his family as to his patients.

UNTITLED EMILY SPIVEY PROJECT (single-camera)
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios/Broadway Video
PRODUCING TEAM: Emily Spivey (w.ep), Lorne Michaels (ep)
LOGLINE: An irreverent look at parenthood through the POV of an acerbic working mother – who never thought she’d be a mom – along with her stay-at-home husband and opinionated parents.
CAST: (Cast-contingent)

FOX

Spoiler

DRAMAS

WEEKENDS AT BELLEVUE
STUDIO: Universal Media Studios/BermanBraun
PRODUCING TEAM: Gail Berman (ep), Lloyd Braun (ep), Lisa Zwerling (w), Jack Bender (d)
LOGLINE: Medical drama based on Dr. Julie Holland’s memoir, Bellevue, centering on a psychiatrist in charge of the weekend shift of Bellevue Hospital’s psychiatric unit.
CAST: Janet McTeer

EXIT STRATEGY
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/K/O Paper Products
PRODUCING TEAM: Alex Kurtman (ep), Roberto Orci (ep), David Guggenheim (w,ep), Antoine Fuqua (d)
LOGLINE: Spy thriller about a team of five experts deployed by the CIA after an operation goes bad to extract the involved agents before it’s too late, with Ethan Hawke and Megan Dodds playing the leads.
CAST: Ethan Hawke, Megan Dodds, Elyes Gabel, Lina Esco

TOUCH
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/Chernin Entertainment/Tailwind Prods.
PRODUCING TEAM: Tim Kring (w,ep), Katherine Pope (ep), Peter Chernin (ep)
LOGLINE: A father (Kiefer Sutherland) discovers that his autistic, mute son is communicating with him through a complex series of numbers and may even be able to predict events before they happen.
CAST: Kiefer Sutherland

ALCATRAZ
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Bad Robot
PRODUCING TEAM: J.J. Abrams (ep), Liz Sarnoff (w,ep), Steven Lilien (w), Bryan Wynbrandt (w), Danny Cannon (d)
LOGLINE: A crime drama set at the country’s most infamous prison on Alcatraz Island and involving a team investigating the mysterious disappearance of its 1960s inhabitants in the present.
CAST: Sarah Jones, Jorge Garcia, Jonny Coyne, Jason Butler, Sam Neill, Parminder Nagra, Santiago Cabrera, Robert Forster

THE FINDER
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Hart Hanson (w,ep), Dan Sackheim (d,ep), Barry Josephson (ep)
LOGLINE: Planted Bones spinoff based on the The Locator books series from Richard Greener, telling of a military-trained “finder” (Geoff Stults), a former military policeman, who specializes in finding people and things that no one else can.
CAST: Geoff Stults, Michael Clarke Duncan, Saffron Burrows

LOCKE & KEY
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/DreamWorks TV/K/O Paper Products
PRODUCING TEAM: Josh Friedman (w.ep), Alex Kurtzman (ep), Roberto Orci (ep), Steven Spielberg (ep), Justin Falvey (EP), Darryl Frank (ep), Heather Kadin (ep), Ted Adams (ep), Mark Romanek (d)
LOGLINE: A suspense thriller based on the graphic novel of the same name by Joe Hill, following a family in crisis as it moves into a haunted house full of “secrets, dangers and wondrous opportunities.”
CAST: Miranda Otto, Nick Stahl, Sara Bolger, Jesse McCartney, Skylar Gaertner, Harrison Thomas

COMEDIES

UNTITLED LIZ MERIWETHER (single-camera)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV, Chernin Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Liz Meriwether (w.ep), Peter Chernin (ep), Katherine Pope (ep), David Finkel (ep), Brett Baer (ep), Jake Kasdan (d)
LOGLINE: Young ensemble starring Zooey Deschanel as an unlucky-in-love elementary school teacher who moves away from her former boyfriend and in with three unruly guys.
CAST: Zooey Deschanel, Jake M. Johnson, Max Greenfield

ICELAND (single-camera)
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Andy Bobrow (w.ep), Will Gluck (d)
LOGLINE: Romantic comedy that follows a group of friends as they struggle to move forward following the loss of a loved one.
CAST: Kerry Bishe, John Boyd

FAMILY ALBUM (single-camera)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV,21 Laps/Adelstein Prods.
PRODUCING TEAM: Marty Adelstein (ep), Becky Clements (ep), Joe Port (w,ep), Joe Wiseman (w,ep), Shawn Levy (d)
LOGLINE: Centers on a passionate, overly enthusiastic former jock (Mike O’Malley), who, determined to get some quality family time, embarks on a vacation with his extended family.
CAST: Mike O’Malley, Rachael Harris, Rob Huebel, Joy Osmanski

COUNCIL OF DADS (single-camera)
STUDIO: Sony Pictures Entertainment/Fedora Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Peter Tolan (w.ep), Michael Wimer (w.ep), Anthony Russo (d), Joe Russo (d)
LOGLINE: A group of five men are called together by the widow of their close friend to help her raise the two young children he left behind.
CAST: Diane Farr, Patrick Breen, Ken Howard

I HATE MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER (multicamera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Ellen Kreamer (w.ep), Sherry Bilsing-Graham (w), Andy Ackerman (d.ep)
LOGLINE: Two mothers now must raise daughters who are exactly like the girls who picked on them in high school.
CAST: Katie Finneran, Jaime Pressly

LITTLE IN COMMON (single-camera)
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Rob Thomas Prods.
PRODUCING TEAM: Rob Thomas (w,ep), Dan Etheridge (ep), Jennifer Gwartz (ep), Danielle Stokdyk (ep), Adam Bernstein (d)
LOGLINE: Single-camera comedy centering on a group of adults who become unlikely friends due to the connection between their kids.
CAST: Rob Corddry, Paula Marshall, Kevin Hart

OUTNUMBERED (single-camera)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/Hat Trick/Chernin Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Barbara Wallace (w,ep), Tom Wolfe (w,ep), Larry Charles (d,ep), Peter Chernin (ep), Katherine Pope (ep), Bari Halle (ep), Jimmy Mulville (ep)
LOGLINE: Based on the British family comedy of the same name about a set of parents challenged to raise three precocious kids.
CAST: Cheech Marin, Mateus Ward, Gibson Sjobeck, Ava Acres, Cliff Chamberlain, Ana Ortiz

TAGGED (single-camera/multicamera hybrid)
STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV/Reveille
PRODUCING TEAM: Carolyn Bernstein (ep), Howard Owens (ep), Todd Cohen (ep), David Guarascio (w), Moses Port (w)
LOGLINE: The unconventional love story between a son (Tommy Dewey) and his emotionally absent father (Gary Cole) centers a work ensemble comedy set in the L.A. County Coroner’s Office. Loosely based on the life of Shiya Robowsky.
CAST: Gary Cole, Tommy Dewey, BJ Bales, Lindsey Kraft

ANIMATED COMEDIES ALREADY PICKED UP TO SERIES FOR NEXT SEASON

ALLEN GREGORY (animated – 7-ep order)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV/Chernin Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Jonah Hill (w.ep), Andrew Mogel (w.ep), Jarrad Paul (w.ep), David Goodman (ep), Peter Chernin (ep), Katherine Pope (ep)
LOGLINE: Animated comedy that focuses on the life of an accomplished seven-year-old boy embarking on the greatest challenge of his life: attending elementary school.
CAST: French Stewart, Nat Faxon, Jonah Hill, Cristina Pucelli

NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (animated – 6-ep order)
STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV
PRODUCING TEAM: Mikle Scully (w.ep), Jared Hess (w), Jerusha Hess (w)
LOGLINE: Animated series based on the film of the same name.
CAST: Jon Heder, Aaron Ruell, Jon Gries, Efren Ramirez, Diedrich Bader, Tina Majorino, Sandy Martin

The CW

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DRAMAS

HART OF DIXIE
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Fake Empire
PRODUCING TEAM: Leila Gerstein (w.ep), Josh Schwartz (ep), Stephanie Savage (ep), Jason Ensler (d)
LOGLINE: Comedic drama centered on a young New York City doctor (Rachel Bilson) who inherits a medical practice in a small Southern town populated by an eclectic and eccentric group of characters.
CAST: Rachel Bilson, Jaime King, Wilson Bethel

HEAVENLY
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios/Fineman Entertainment
PRODUCING TEAM: Richard Hatem (w.ep), Mimi Leder (ep.d), Ross Fineman (ep)
LOGLINE: A dedicated young female attorney and a former angel-turned human join forces to tackle cases together at the attorney’s legal aid clinic.

SECRET CIRCLE
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Alloy Entertainment/CBS Television Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Andrew Miller (w.ep), Kevin Williamson (w.ep), Elizabeth Craft (ep), Sarah Fain (ep), Leslie Morgenstein (ep), Gina Girolamo (ep), Liz Friedlander (d)
LOGLINE: Based on the book from the The Vampire Diaries author L.J. Smith, drama tells the story of a young woman (Britt Robertson) who moves to a new town and discovers that not only is she a witch and part of a secret coven, but also the key that will unlock a centuries-old battle of good vs. evil.
CAST: Britt Robertson

AWAKENING
STUDIO: Warner Bros. TV/Reveille
PRODUCING TEAM: William Laurin (w.ep), Glenn Davis (w.ep), Howard T. Owens (ep), Carolyn Bernstein (ep), Todd Cohen (ep)
LOGLINE: Two sisters come of age and face off against one another amidst the beginning of a zombie uprising, with the older one a public defender.

DANNI LOWINSKI
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Jennie Snyder Urman (w.ep), Richard Shepard (d)
LOGLINE: Dramedy based on German series of the same name about a scrappy hairdresser (Amanda Walsh) who graduates from law school sets up her own legal practice in a shopping mall kiosk after being rejected by numerous law firms.
CAST: Amanda Walsh, Carla Gallo, Neal Bledsoe, George Dzundza, Utkarsh Ambudkar

COOPER AND STONE
STUDIO: CBS Television Studios
PRODUCING TEAM: Laurie Arent (w.ep), John Wirth (ep), John Dahl (d)
LOGLINE: Tells the story of two smart young female detectives on Chicago’s North Side who are best friends, equally adept at discussing fashion, music and pop culture as they are solving homicides.

ex_noah · « **Reply #11 on:** 02 March, 2011., 19:22:00 CET »

je vidio sam, super baš
ABC mi ima najbolje pilote
Charlies Angels, Georgetown, ovaj Revenge mi zvuči ok

i mislim da će iduće sezone najveći hit biti Alcatraz

ex_noah · « **Reply #12 on:** 02 March, 2011., 21:00:39 CET »

Melrose Place alumna Katie Cassidy is joining another primetime soap. Cassidy has been cast opposite Jimmy Wolk in ABC's drama pilot Georgetown.

sad tek jedva čekam taj georgetown

Chmarin · « **Reply #13 on:** 02 March, 2011., 21:33:47 CET »

Najs

Nego...
Christina Aguilera will be a judge/coach on Mark Burnett's singing competition series 'The Voice', along with Cee Lo Green and Adam Levine.

NBC je ozbiljan oko ovog

Kreće negdje krajem travnja,...

Monvi · « **Reply #14 on:** 02 March, 2011., 21:53:19 CET »

Mislim da ću gledati The Voice.

I super casting za Georgetown.

ex_noah · « **Reply #15 on:** 02 March, 2011., 21:58:57 CET »

je, sad sam vidio još da će i onaj tip (wolk kak mu vec ime) što je bio glavni u Lone star glumiti lead male
ok mi je on

Chmarin · « **Reply #16 on:** 02 March, 2011., 22:43:28 CET »

Ja čekam da već više krene neka DC based serija godinama... I svake godine bude pilot-dva, i nikad ih ne naruče

Još od Body Politica želim takvu seriju

A Georgetown zasad ima najviše potencijala

Chmarin · « **Reply #17 on:** 03 March, 2011., 00:41:17 CET »

2011 Broadcast Network Upfront Meetings

May 16, 2011   NBC   New York   Morning
May 16, 2011   FOX   New York   Afternoon
May 17, 2011   ABC   New York   Afternoon
May 18, 2011   CBS   New York   Afternoon
May 19, 2011   The CW   New York   Morning
May 19, 2011   Univision   New York   Afternoon

NBC i FOX u jednom danu?

Bring it on

ex_noah · « **Reply #18 on:** 03 March, 2011., 07:57:55 CET »

Quote from: Chmarin on 02 March, 2011., 22:43:28 CET

Ja čekam da već više krene neka DC based serija godinama... I svake godine bude pilot-dva, i nikad ih ne naruče Još od Body Politica želim takvu seriju

imaš na netu za skinut taj pilot od body politic
ja sam ga prošle godine pogledao, i ne žalim što nisu naručili
nije uopče tako dobra serija ko što se činila po traileru

btw veztano za upfronts što je to Univision? kakva je to televizija???

Chmarin · « **Reply #19 on:** 04 March, 2011., 13:30:48 CET »

Quote from: ex_noah on 03 March, 2011., 07:57:55 CET

Quote from: Chmarin on 02 March, 2011., 22:43:28 CET
Ja čekam da već više krene neka DC based serija godinama... I svake godine bude pilot-dva, i nikad ih ne naruče Još od Body Politica želim takvu seriju

imaš na netu za skinut taj pilot od body politic
ja sam ga prošle godine pogledao, i ne žalim što nisu naručili
nije uopče tako dobra serija ko što se činila po traileru

btw veztano za upfronts što je to Univision? kakva je to televizija???

Znam da ima pilot od BP-a, ali htio bih da baš naruče neku takvu seriju

Univision je uglavnom mreža centrirana na latinose

Prepuna sapunjara

Anyway, evo jedan super članak s Deadlinea:

In assessing the 79 series pilots that are competing for primetime slots at the five broadcast networks during the 2011-2012 season, a few trends quickly emerge, namely: manhood is under siege, parents are obsessed with meddling, zombies are alive and well (relatively speaking), opposites attract, and just about everybody seems to be on some sort of rebound. Moreover, pretty much every permutation of domestic life and dysfunction is being trotted out for a once-over as the networks seek to uncover the next Modern Family or Two and a Half Men. And the popularity of Glee has helped to inspire a musical bent for three pilots.

Multicamera comedy is making a strong showing beyond its usual singular home of CBS. Too, high-concept drama is having a modest resurgence – and both period soaps (ABC’s Pan Am, NBC’s Playboy) and reboots of past classics (NBC’s Wonder Woman from David E. Kelley, ABC’s Charlie’s Angels) are again in vogue, at least in the pilot world. Another hour (ABC’s Grace, from writer-exec producer Krista Vernoff) sounds remarkably like the plotline for the 1979 Bob Fosse film classic All That Jazz, with this one starring Eric Roberts in the lead as a famed choreographer who sleeps with his dancers and has three daughters with different mothers.

Besides Grace, those tuneful contenders seeking to cash in on the trail blazed by Glee include the NBC hour Smash from an all-star production team that includes Steven Spielberg, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron. The drama “follows a cross-section of characters who come together to put on a Marilyn Monroe musical on Broadway,” with Debra Messing as the female lead. There’s also ABC’s Hallelujah, written and exec produced by Desperate Housewives guru Marc Cherry. Its storyline follows a drifter (Jesse L. Martin) who stands between good and evil in a small Tennessee town, the action enhanced by songs from a gospel choir.

Cop shows and procedurals never really go out of style, and they’re in ample evidence on this year’s pilots list as well. They run the gamut from cops who fight identity-related crime (ABC’s Identity) to NYPD rookies who struggle to balance their lives (CBS’s Rookies) to cops with an uncanny ability to remember everything (untitled CBS drama from writer-producers Ed Redlich and John Bellucci) to cops who live in two different realities, Inception-style (NBC’s REM). There’s also ABC’s Partners, the latest from writer-exec producer Ed Bernero about police detectives who are also secretly half-sisters.

But the characters in the latest batch of drama pilots aren’t restricted to the living. Zombies are around to demonstrate that AMC’s The Walking Dead hasn’t completely cornered the market on the living dead just yet. That would be Awakening, a CW drama from writer-producer William Laurin. It’s described as the tale of two sisters who come of age and face off against one another amidst the beginning of a zombie uprising, “with the older one a public defender.” This naturally begs the question: How does one defend a zombie in court? Answer: In a suit of armor.

Several other hours are driven by similarly fantastical/supernatural elements. Among those are the NBC sci-fi drama 17th Precinct, from Battlestar Galactica developer Ron Moore, that’s set in a town where magic and the supernatural “rule over science.” Grimm is another NBC hour that follows cops traversing a world of Grimm’s Fairy Tale characters. There’s also Fox’s Alcatraz, from writer-exec producer Liz Sarnoff and J.J. Abrams, which follows the mysterious past disappearance of inmates from the notorious prison.

By contrast, there aren’t quite as many would-be Grey’s Anatomy clones looking to do business this year, with those medical dramas in the running aiming well away from the young-doctors-in-heat arena. They include the CBS drama The Doctor starring Christine Lahti as a mother who reconnects with her adult children by joining the family medical practice; the CW hour Hart of Dixie that stars Rachel Bilson as a young NYC doc who inherits a medical practice in a small Southern town filled with quirky characters and is fairly begging to be called Southern Exposure; the untitled hour from writer-producer Susannah Grant about a surgeon (Patrick Wilson) whose ex-wife teaches him how to live his life from the hereafter – a nightmare sure to resonate with divorced men everywhere; and Weekends at Bellevue, a Fox drama based on a memoir from Dr. Julie Holland about life on the weekend shift in a psychiatric unit. Let’s call it Crazed Anatomy. Or Grey Matter Anatomy.

With regard to comedies, the over-analysis of masculinity is a growth category among the pilot half-hours. Specifically, there’s the pair at ABC: the ABC Studios single-camera Man Up written by and starring Chris Moynihan that looks at “what it takes to survive as a modern man as told through the eyes of three best friends and the women in their lives.” The other one is the untitled multi-cam entry from Emmy-winning 30 Rock writer-producer Jack Burditt starring Tim Allen as a man increasingly forced to fight for his manhood in a world dominated by women.

In that same vein, CBS also has How to Be a Gentleman, written by and starring It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s David Hornsby as a guy who writes a column on being a gentleman. CBS also has another couple of comedies with a sports theme, one inspired by ESPN personality Colin Cowherd’s radio talk show and another loosely based on the experiences of former NFL star Mark Schlereth that stars Rob Riggle (Home Game). And there’s Fox’s The Council of Dads from writer-exec producer Peter Tolan, telling the story of a group of five men called together by the widow of a close friend to help raise the two young tots he left behind.

We further see plenty of offbeat family comedy pilots vying for the Modern Family-inspired mantle, including three that sound literally identical: The loglines: “The lives of two young parents change after they have a baby and they’re descended upon by four grandparents from diverse cultural backgrounds.” (ABC’ single-camera My Freakin’ Family); “A young couple with a baby find themselves smothered by their two very different sets of parents.” (ABC‘s multi-cam Smothered); and “A group of adults become unlikely friends due to the connection between their kids.” (the single-camera Fox entry Little in Common).

Indeed, there is no dearth this year of would-be series centering on parents, including mothers raising daughters who are identical to the girls who gave them hell in high school (Fox’s multi-camera I Hate My Teenage Daughter), mothers bringing home the bread (NBC’s untitled project from writer-producer Emily Spivey), parents with a grown kid and mother living under the same roof with them (CBS’s Home Grown), and parents who don’t even know they’re parents (ABC’s multi-camera Lost and Found).

As far as romantic-themed half-hours, despite the glut of new comedy series in the genre this season, none of which has broken out, there are popular again this year. Among those are NBC’s multi-camera Lovelives from writer-exec producer Chris Sheridan, about a couple who explore how best to cheat on one another. Call that one an un-romantic comedy. Another is NBC’s single-camera Bent, which stars Amanda Peet as a recently-divorced Type A single mother who struggles not to fall for the sexy surfer dude contractor she’s hired to renovate her kitchen. Fox also has the single-camera Iceland from writer-exec producer Andy Bobrow, which follows a group of friends as they work to move past losing a loved one.

And finally, there’s the comedy most likely to have to change its name if it gets picked up to series. That would be the ABC TV single-camera entry Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apt. 23.

Imam osjećaj da će se ovdje isprofilirati par drama kao novi hitovi najesen... Nekako mi sitcomi, barem po plotlineovima, djeluju slabo

Chmarin · « **Reply #20 on:** 08 March, 2011., 00:04:15 CET »

Get ready for Law & Order: Los Angeles 2.0.
Sources confirm to TVLine exclusively that a retooled version of Dick Wolf’s latest franchise extension will return to NBC’s schedule with a two-hour episode on Monday, April 11 at 9/8c before settling into its regular Monday 10/9c time slot the following week.
LOLA — which premiered to disappointing ratings and reviews — has undergone a slew of cast changes since getting pulled off the air earlier this year. (I’m told new NBC president Robert Greenblatt was very hands-on during the revamp.) When the dust settled, original cast members Skeet Ulrich, Regina Hall and Megan Boone were gone. Additionally, Alfred Molina’s DA character, Ricardo Morales, will now work the detective beat alongside Corey Stoll’s TJ Jaruszalski. And Alana De La Garza will reprise her role as ADA Connie Rubirosa from the L&O mothership. Terrence Howard remains as DDA Jonah Dekker.

Znači, u slotu Harry's Lawa... U prijevodu - ako gledanost bude veća, bye bye HL

Franko · « **Reply #21 on:** 08 March, 2011., 00:11:03 CET »

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.... a iskreno sad, meni je i HL pomalo razočaranje, al nadam se da će se popravit kad-tad.

Chmarin · « **Reply #22 on:** 16 March, 2011., 22:07:32 CET »

Scott Porter has been tapped as the male lead opposite Rachel Bilson in CW's drama pilot Hart of Dixie. The project, from writer Leila Gerstein, WBTV and Fake Empire, is a comedic drama centered on Zoe Hart (Bilson), a young New York City doctor who inherits a medical practice in a small Southern town inhabited by an eclectic and eccentric group of characters. Porter, repped by Gersh and Brillstein, will play Zoe's romantic interest, a charming and gallant local attorney who is engaged to marry, the daughter of Zoe's competitor at the medical practice.

A de, predobro...

Ali ovo će 100% biti ovogodišnji CW pilot koji zvuči predobro, ali nema nikakve šanse da bude naručen jer nema vampire, zombije ili tinejdžerske kurve...

ex_noah · « **Reply #23 on:** 16 March, 2011., 22:44:20 CET »

ma ja mislim da će naručiti
meni to jedino zvuči dobro od CW pilota ove godine

Monvi · « **Reply #24 on:** 16 March, 2011., 22:44:30 CET »

Ovo je jedino što vrijedi, i recimo Secret Circle, ostalo je šrot.

Ali navodno CW intenzivno traži zamjenu za Dawn i taj novi predsjednik će odlučivati o pilotima.

ex_noah · « **Reply #25 on:** 16 March, 2011., 23:19:57 CET »

ja sam čuo da će o pilotima još ona odlučivat
ajd bar nešto, 90210 je siguran, lol

Chmarin · « **Reply #26 on:** 18 March, 2011., 21:51:58 CET »

SOOO over the top

Oslijepio sam skoro

Ali izgleda super

Baš tipično cheesy stripovski

Franko · « **Reply #27 on:** 18 March, 2011., 22:03:11 CET »

Ako ovo dobije zeleno svijetlo, propast će kao i Knight Rider, The Cape ecc.

Monvi · « **Reply #28 on:** 18 March, 2011., 22:11:06 CET »

Meni izgleda prejeftino i zastarjelo, kao neki kostim za maškare.

Bolje bi bilo NBC-u da uopće ne podiže ovo.

Chmarin · « **Reply #29 on:** 18 March, 2011., 22:12:46 CET »

Ja ne znam jel ovo sprdačina ili stvarno dio scenarija:

WTF?

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