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Written by PTC | Published September 7, 2016
As in previous years, the PTC is attending the annual PaleyFest to get the scoop on the new fall TV season. Starting this week, we’ll have daily updates of this year’s broadcast network shows. Be sure to check out the PTC Watchdog blog, or follow us on Facebook or Twitter, for the latest updates!
Each year, the Paley Center for Media hosts PaleyFest, a preview of some of the new fall shows on the broadcast networks (CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, CW and this year El Rey).
PTC’s correspondents Christopher Gildemeister, Enrique Aguilar, and Brady Nelson will be on the scene, getting the latest buzz on the on upcoming TV season – giving YOU the lowdown on program content, and which new shows look to be safe for your youngsters to watch.
Watch for our daily blog posts about each new show during the week of September 12-16. You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. Be sure to come along!
Some of the shows under the PTC microscope are:
Fox (Pitch, Lethal Weapon, Son of Zorn, and The Exorcist) El Rey (From Dusk Till Dawn and Lucha Underground) CW (Frequency and No Tomorrow) ABC (American Housewife, Notorious, and Designated Survivor) CBS (Pure Genius, Kevin Can Wait, The Great Indoors, Man with a Plan, and Bull) NBC (This Is Us, The Good Place, and Timeless)------------------------------------------------ More About the Paley Center for Media The top executive at CBS radio, broadcast pioneer William S. Paley built CBS from a small radio network into a major force in American broadcasting. From establishing regular broadcasting schedules containing familiar styles of programming like dramas, Westerns, and situation comedies, to creating CBS News, Paley made CBS into America’s dominant radio and television network, a position it retained for decades. In 1975, Paley founded the Museum of Television & Radio to preserve and make available to the public great examples of broadcasting from the past. Today, with headquarters in both Los Angeles and New York, the renamed Paley Center for Media offers an archival collection of radio and television broadcasting; organizes symposia for scholars of media and retrospectives of past programming; and serves as a place where advertisers, “creatives,” and entertainment industry executives can meet and discuss the evolving media landscape. To learn more about the Paley Center for Media, click here.