TV Worth Blogging About

Fox has started their cancellations for the year early. Mid-Season drama, Hieroglyph has been cancelled by the network before any episodes aired. Hieroglyph centered a notorious thief (Max Brown) who is plucked from prison to serve the Pharoah (Reece Ritchie), navigating palace intrigue, seductive concubines, criminal underbellies and even a few divine sorcerers. This action adventure series was

2014-2015 FOX SCHEDULE Fox has decided to do away with the traditional pilot cycle and instead develop pilots more like the cable stations do. Fox has always been an interesting network, it never embraced having original programming at the 10 o’clock hour, and up until this year their lineup has been filled with reality shows. This year they are switching it up, having less reality shows on their network and adding more dramas to their fall schedule. This 2014-2015 season, Fox has started to implement year round programming. With the most anticipated new drama Gotham, set to air Mondays this Fall, I’m sure Fox’s ratings are going to be better than usual. 2014 FOX FALL SCHEDULE

Upfront season always drags new and returning shows to the slaughter house. Even though Fox has changed the way they are going to develop and pick up new shows, that does nothing for the 6 fox shows getting cancelled or the one comedy that was cancelled and then saved by TBS. So grab your tissues and take a look at all the shows that wont be returning!

FOX SUMMER 2014  Ganged up and Married Off, Fox goes Big this Summer FOX SUMMER 2014 PREMIERE SCHEDULE Monday 8 P.M. – MASTERCHEF (Season 5 Premiere May 19th 2014)) 9 P.M. – 24: LIVE ANOTHER DAY (Time Period Premiere May 12th 2014) 9 P.M. – HOTEL HELL (Season 3 Premieres July 21st 2014) Tuesday 8 P.M. – I WANNA MARRY “HARRY” (Series Premiere May 27th 2014) 9 P.M. – RIOT (Series Premiere May 13th 2014 Hosted by Australian comedian Rove McManus)

Fans of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, New Girl, The Mindy Project and The Following can all breathe a little easier, because Fox is giving early renewal to these four shows. Brooklyn Nine Nine which recently was awarded a Golden Globes will begin its sophomore season fall 2014. The Mindy Project and The Following will also be heading into its third season this fall, which almost always means that they will both be enjoying a fourth season so that they can get to that magical syndication number.  New Girl will be heading into its fourth season, which was no surprise considering it’s the networks strongest comedy. These shows will join 3 other Fox scripted series that have already been renewed for next season including; freshman drama Sleepy Hollow; veteran Bones, renewed for a 10th season; and Glee , which has a final sixth season as part of a two-year pickup.

The fourth season finale for Fox's Raising Hope , will also serve as the shows series finale. The sitcom will end it's run Friday, April 4th featuring back-to-back episodes from 9-10 PM. Raising Hope was the first comedy series in a while to stick at Fox. It ended up being a good utility player, doing well behind New Girl but also as a 8 PM anchor of the Tuesday comedy block last season. “Getting to know and love the Chance family on Raising Hope has been a sweet, hilarious ride,” said Fox chairman Kevin Reilly and COO Joe Earley. “Thanks to the incredibly talented cast — along with Greg, Mike and the entire crew — for making us laugh for four fantastic seasons.”

  Sleepy Hollow will not be returning this spring but don't worry it's already been picked up a second season on Fox. Sleepy Hollow is part of Fox’s strategy for shorter, largely uninterrupted, cable-style programming. It was designed to air its 13-episode first season in the fall before another drama series ordered under the same template, The Following , returned in the Monday 9 PM hour in January.

Bones joins Sleepy Hollow, Glee, The Simpsons, Sleepy Hollow and Bob's Burgers all of which have been RENEWED for another season on FOX. Its official, Bones will air more that 200 episodes and at least 10 seasons worth of story lines featuring Temperance Brennan and FBI agent Seeley Booth. Yesterday, Bones got an early season 10 renewal and the promise of a move back to its regular Monday Night time slot beginning March 10 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) . Bones has been a fan favorite series for years, and seems to thrive regardless of where it is put on the schedule. 

BETs' pint sized little brother, Centric, had its 2013 Upfront Presentation in Conjunction with BET this past week. It took the time to announce 2 new series joining the Centric line up, as well as the return of 6 shows , that have helped Centric remain a leading cable channel for Black Entertainment Television. Centric reminds me of family friendly, family oriented programming while BET is more traditional cable programming. As of its 2013 Upfront Presentation that trend has not changed. While the choice of new series joining the network may not thrill many people, the actress on these shows may do the trick. Read below for what 2013 will bring to Centric.  What's New...... THE FIRST FAMILY (PREMIERES APRIL 19TH @8:00PM) In a humorous twist of art imitating real life at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Centric premiere a star-studded scripted comedy about a presidential African American family residing in the White House. Christoper B. Duncan is President William Joh...