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On Tuesday in primetime, a season-high 5.95 million viewers tuned in to the CBS comedy The Neighborhood to see Calvin (Cedric the Entertainer) and Tina (Tichina Arnold) renew their vows, with the series holding steady with a 0.9 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic. Meanwhile, NBC’s The Voice (1.3, 7.83M) continued…

Rob Lambert, whose debut feature film is the psychosexual, politically tinged thriller Cuck that Gravitas Ventures released earlier this month, has signed with Zero Gravity Management for representation in all areas. The news comes as Cuck is going on offer to international buyers at the upcoming American Film Market…

CBS has ordered additional episodes of all five of its freshman series. Drama Evil, which was designed to produce 13-episode seasons, has been renewed for a second season to premiere in 2020-2021. New drama All Rise and comedies Carol’s Second Act, The Unicorn and Bob ♥ Abishola all have received back orders for the…

After five days of depressed Premiere Week Live+Same Day ratings amid another set of year-to-year HUT level declines (-7% in adults 18-49, -12% in total viewers), the big question was whether the retreat will be made up by delayed viewing. Judging by the first Live+3 numbers this season, so far the answer is “not…

UPDATED with finals Snapshot: New series premieres: Prodigal Son (Fox, 1.0 rating in 18-49, 4.2 million viewers), Bluff City Law (NBC, 0.8, 4.8), Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS, 0.9 rating in 18-49 after upward adjustment in the finals, 5.9 million viewers), All Rise (CBS, 0.7, 6 million); Returning series: 9-1-1 holds stead…

The new NFL season is well underway and the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards have come and gone. Now comes the kickoff of the fall TV season beginning tonight. With more than a dozen new shows on CBS, ABC, NBC and Fox over the next couple of weeks plus more on cable and streaming, panning for gold in the river of content…

Mitch Silpa, known for his work in comedies such as Bridesmaids and Nobodies, is taking a dramatic turn with a recurring role on CBS' new legal drama series All Rise, from writer Greg Spottiswood, Warner Bros TV and CBS TV Studios. Written by Spottiswood, All Rise is a drama that follows the dedicated, chaotic…

EXCLUSIVE: The Carrie Diaries alumna Lindsey Gort is set for a recurring role on CBS' new legal drama series All Rise, from writer Greg Spottiswood, Warner Bros TV and CBS TV Studios. Written by Spottiswood, All Rise is a drama that follows the dedicated, chaotic, hopeful, and sometimes absurd lives of judges…

EXCLUSIVE: Grimm alum Reggie Lee and Nadia Gray (Bright) are set for recurring roles on CBS’ new legal drama series All Rise, from writer Greg Spottiswood, Warner Bros. TV and CBS TV Studios. Written by Spottiswood, All Rise is a drama that follows the dedicated, chaotic, hopeful, and sometimes absurd lives of judges…

All Rise EP Greg Spottiswood said the inspiration of the new CBS drama came from the Steve Bogira's book Courtroom 302 and how it was told through the multiple perspectives in the courtroom. Speaking at TCA about the show's initial vision, Spottiswood said: "It was driven by the idea that the justice system was built…

CBS has touted its improvement in diversity with a number of its new slate featuring African American leads but has vowed to continue in its effort to become more representative. The network unveiled a raft of new series this morning and it was noticeably more diverse than in previous seasons. Chuck Lorre's Bob ♥ Abish…

CBS has made its first drama series orders of the season, picking up its most buzzed about pilots, supernatural drama Evil from Michelle and Robert King, Dick Wolf’s FBI: Most Wanted spinoff and legal drama All Rise (fka Courthouse) from writer Greg Spottiswood. The three series originate from three different studios…