
The X-Factor is going to an entirely new place, for its third season on Fox. With the addition of the Grammy Award-winning Kelly Rowland and one of the world’s most influential Latin artists, Paulina Rubio, Simon Cowell will be the only male judge when the series returns this fall.
For details, check out the press release following the jump.
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The Goodwin Games stars Scott Foley (“Scandal,” “Grey’s Anatomy”), Becki Newton (“Ugly Betty”) and T.J. Miller (“Our Idiot Brother,” “She’s Out Of My League”), as three estranged siblings who return home after their father (guest star Beau Bridges) dies and find themselves in line to inherit a lot of money – if, and only if, they can adhere to their late father’s wishes.
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On Monday, May 20th, Fox is premiering a new half-hour comedy called The Goodwin Games. It’s a series with an unusual premise – three estranged siblings return home for their father’s funeral and learn that, somehow, since they were last there, he amassed a fortune of $23 million – which he plans to leave to one of them. The catch is that they have to win a series of games to claim the prize! While it’s not obvious to them, there’s another reason for The Goodwin Games – to bring this trio of wildly different siblings back into each other’s lives and make them a family again.
In the show, which also stars Becki Newton (Ugly Betty) and T.J. Miller (Cloverfield), Scott Foley stars as Henry, the one success of the group – a respected, talented surgeon who is also tightly would and incredibly anal. Foley recently took a few minutes from his busy schedule To speak with a group of journalists/bloggers about the show.
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Fox Television has announced six new series for fall 2013 – three comedies, two dramas and one unscripted series. Sitcoms Dads and Brooklyn Nine-Nine will launch on Tuesdays, leading into returnees New Girl and The Mindy Project; Enlisted will follow Raising Hope on Fridays, beginning in the late fall.
In the drama department, Sleepy Hollow will lead out from Bones on Mondays in the early fall, while Almost Human will slip into the Bones timeslot in late fall. The Following will reappear at midseason. Unscripted competition series Junior Masterchef will take the 8/7C slot on Fridays.
High profile Aussie format Rake will lead midseason shows. also scheduled for midseason: Gang Related, Surviving Jack, Us & Them and Murder Police. M. Night Shayamalan’s mind-bending thriller, Wandering Pines, is planned as an event series for summer 2014.
Follow the jump for schedule, series descriptions and first look photos.
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Touch is gone but Jack is back\! Fox has revealed that Jack Bauer will return for Summer 2014 in the event series, 24: Live Another Day. The 12-episode miniseries will represent 24 hours (will things be happening in double time?) – and keep Kiefer Sutherland in the Fox Television universe.
24: Live Another Day will be produced by 20th Century Fox Television, Imagine Television and Howard Gordon’s Teakwood Lane Productions. Gordon will, once again, be showrunner. The series will find an older Jack, several years after his last Bad Day in the show’s final season back in 2010.
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Tonight American Dad (Fox, Sundays, 9:30/8:30C) hits a real milestone – its 150th episode. In true American Dad style, most of the cast of characters don’t even appear, as Lost in Space takes us to Roger’s homeworld – where the abducted Jeff must prove his love for Hayley is real or lose some very vital body parts.
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