Co-written by Erin M. and Carolyn B.
Every January the head-honchos at every major network roll out midseason replacements to make up for shows that failed; to balance their possible losses on midseason replacements they focus on making sure their returning shows are stuffed with zanier plot-lines, bigger cameos, et al. It's a never-ending cycle that will continue for as long as television exists.
We here at Kiwibox HQ have hand-picked the best shows, new and returning, on each of the major networks, from high-octane dramas to witty satires. If we have any advice to follow this TV season, it's to avoid NBC's IQ-flattening Identity at any and all costs. Blech.
Every January the head-honchos at every major network roll out midseason replacements to make up for shows that failed; to balance their possible losses on midseason replacements they focus on making sure their returning shows are stuffed with zanier plot-lines, bigger cameos, et al. It's a never-ending cycle that will continue for as long as television exists.
We here at Kiwibox HQ have hand-picked the best shows, new and returning, on each of the major networks, from high-octane dramas to witty satires. If we have any advice to follow this TV season, it's to avoid NBC's IQ-flattening Identity at any and all costs. Blech.
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