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Your guide to every fall premiere date, plus the 24 shows Decider is most hyped about!
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'Twas Hallmark's last movie before the holiday season...
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Leaves, jackets, and ghosts — oh my!
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The broadcast networks may be relying on reruns and reality, but you don't have to.
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FOX’s fall lineup is packed with content that will intrigue, shock and inspire. Here’s a look at the three series making their fall 2021 debut.
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Television is back, baby!
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Grab Nicole Kidman's scene stealing green coat from The Undoing at a hefty Black Friday discount.
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Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi and Michael Emerson star in this supernatural thriller from The Good Wife's Michelle and Robert King.
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Mark your calendars for some highly-anticipated premieres.
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CBS will premiere new series The Equalizer and B Positive this fall.
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Kennedy McMann stars as the teenage sleuth in this reboot of the classic book and '70s TV series. Scott Wolf and Leah Lewis also star.
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Haddish updates the show, started by Art Linkletter as part of his House Party series, with her unique brand of humor and big celebrity guests.
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Rose stars as TV's first LGBTQ+ superhero in this new entry from Greg Berlanti's superhero factory.
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Brittany Snow, Emily Osment, Megalyn Echikunwoke and Timothy Hutton star in this dramedy that has a very icky premise.
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Kristen Wiig, Ike Barinholtz, Maya Rudolph, Kumail Nanjiani and Jillian Bell lend their voices to this down-to-earth series created by Emily Spivey.
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Platt plays a Santa Barbara high school student that desperately wants to be the president of the United States. But he has to get elected as class president first.
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Patricia Heaton, Kyle Maclachlan and Lucas Neff star in this workplace sitcom about a fiftysomething pursuing the career she always wanted.
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Mike Schur and Penn are among the executive producers of this new ensemble comedy.
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Bradley Whitford (The West Wing) plays a former Princeton music professor who leads a small-town church choir, mainly for spite.
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Goggins stars in the new sitcom with Rob Corddry, Michaela Watkins, Maya Lynne Robinson and Omar Benson Miller.