Streaming took center stage at the Upfronts this week, but broadcast and linear cable TV were not forgotten.

Two new scripted dramas plus a serialized, documentary crime story were among the fall schedule announcements made Tuesday by ABC.

Fox is so enthusiastic about its new animated comedy for next fall, "Universal Basic Guys," that the network has already renewed it for a second season.

NBCU announced Friday that NBC will have two new comedies and one new drama series premiering this fall.

How many TV shows should there be under the umbrella of a brand-name title before the brand-name qualifies as a "universe?"

Star power -- and Jimmy Kimmel, too -- will return next week to the Upfronts now that last year's actors' and writers' strikes are ancient history.

"Only Murders in the Building" mined the true-crime podcast craze for comedy, and now, a true-crime podcast is at the center of a new mystery drama on Netflix.

It took David Letterman 30-plus years to find a TV show on which he actually looks relaxed and comfortable.

Each episode of "The Quiz with Balls" features two families competing for $100,000 in a "battle of the balls," says Fox.

With a brand name like "Masterpiece," expectations are high when new shows imported from the U.K. arrive in America on PBS.