The television industry’s annual roller coaster of relief and devastation -- more commonly known as Upfronts Week -- has come to an end. Venerable series have been cancelled (RIP, Castle), long shots have earned additional seasons (party on, Sleepy Hollow!) and a whole slew of new programs have earned their place on the 2016-17 schedule. But amid all the fall trailers […]
The television industry’s annual roller coaster of relief and devastation -- more commonly known as Upfronts Week -- has come to an end. Venerable series have been cancelled (RIP, Castle), long shots have earned additional seasons (party on, Sleepy Hollow!) and a whole slew of new programs have earned their place on the 2016-17 schedule. But amid all the fall trailers […]
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