The upcoming TV Series for this fall include CW's "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," Fox's "Scream Queens," NBC's "Heroes Reborn," E!'s "Keeping up with the Kardashians," FX's "American Horror Story: Hotel," and AMC's "The Walking Dead," plus many more.
As reported by USA Today, for two years, CW have always been expected to showcase an encouraging plot for its hit TV Series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" for this fall. Surprisingly so, it is the only fall show for the TV program.
Its victory, though, is based upon the downplay of the other TV programs this season. However, this new series may be the bright light for CW as they bring in a unique musical comedy premise, with newcomer Rachel Bloom who shines and plays her role well.
The main character describes a career-driven woman who has been driven crazy with love. Furthermore, the screenplay was created by Aline Brosh McKenna, the same person responsible for "The Devil Wears Prada."
"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" will air on the CW this coming October 12 at eight in the evening.
Other series that are up for this season include Fox's "Scream Queens" which will air this coming September 22.
This series involves the talents of Ryan Murphy, the creator for "Glee" and "American Horror Story," famous actress Jamie Lee Curtis, who will play the sorority-hating dean named Munch. It is a horror/comedy that will talk about a sorority that is stalked by a serial killer.
Next is that of "Heroes Reborn" which will air this coming September 24 on NBC at eight in the evening. The series is the fifth installment of the famous "Heroes" franchise. The latest season will incorporate the movement of Hiro and the gang, along with new Evos to join the cast.
As reported by USA Today, other series to air include E!'s "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" in its 11th season this coming September 20 at eight in the evening; "American Horror Story: Hotel" which will showcase the acting talents of Lady Gaga to air on FX at ten in the evening this coming October 7; "The Walking Dead" to air on October 11 at nine in the evening in its sixth season, and "Amy Schumer: Live from the Apollo" to air on HBO this coming October 17 at ten in the evening.
With the cold season coming up, you may feast on these highly anticipated TV Series and expect them to keep you company this fall.
