Person of Interest [Thursdays, 10/9C] is produced by J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot [Alias, Lost, Fringe] and created by Jonathan Nolan [Memento, The Dark Knight]. What could possibly go wrong? As it turns out, very little.
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It hasn’t taken Poppy Montgomery [Without a Trace] too terribly long to return to series television. Unforgettable [CBS, Tuesdays, 10/9C] finds Montgomery playing Carrie Wells, former detective with a medical condition that makes it impossible for her to forget anything – except for the details that might solve her sister’s murder.
Grade: B+
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2 Broke Girls [CBS, Mondays, 9:30/8:30C] mixes a bunch of comedic elements we’ve seen before – odd couples, female BFFs, rich/poor, waitressing in a greasy spoon – with style, pizzazz and a dash of topicality.
Grade: A+
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CBS’ hit legal series, The Good Wife, is one of the most intriguing shows on network TV. Now, for the show’s third season, CBS is doing something a little different for the show’s fans. If you can complete a series of The Good Wife-related challenges, you could be on your way to visit the show’s set!
Follow the jump for details.
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After months [or even years] of developing shows, shooting pilots and holding dozens [if not hundreds] of test screenings for focus groups, it all comes down to show time. Literally dozens of new shows await the approval of an audience – while many more dozens hope to keep the audience they’ve already built.
So, when do the festivities [or bloodbath…] begin? Check out the fall 2011-12 broadcast schedule by simply following the jump.
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CBS’ series of Jessie stone TV-movies is the last of its kind and has lasted for several years because it has been a perfect blend of mood/tone and substance. The seventh in the series, Innocents Lost [9/8C] is the first to falter.
Grade: C-
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Well, the surprises just keep on coming. CBS’ new primetime schedule sees long-time Thursday night stalwart, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, being moved to Wednesday night and it’s prime timeslot being taken by the new series, Person of Interest – the JJ Abrams series that stars Jim Caviezel and Michael Emerson. Continuing the trend to shuffle timeslots, The Good Wife moves from its post-NCIS:LA timeslot on Tuesdays, to Sunday nights. As with CSI, The Good Wife’s former timeslot will be inhabited by a new series, Unforgettable.
Monday becomes an odd mix of comedies and drama as the 8-10 PM timeslots will be filled with four sitcoms leading into the second season of Hawaii Five-0.
For CBS’ complete fall primetime schedule and brief descriptions of its new shows, check out the official press release following the jump.
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