2007-08 upfront coverage

May 19, 2007 That's two more than all five networks combined have on their schedules for fall 2007. MORE

May 17

'Law' firm on Green as Fox sets fall sked

"Law & Order" veteran Walon Green has been tapped as executive producer/showrunner of Fox's upcoming legal drama "Canterbury's Law," starring Julianna Margulies. "Law" is one of seven new scripted series Fox will unveil at its upfront presentation today in New York, along with the New Orleans-set cop drama "K-Ville," the "Terminator"-themed sci-fi drama "The Sarah Connor Chronicles," the high-concept detective drama "New Amsterdam" as well as the comedies "Back to You," starring Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton; Amy Sherman-Palladino's "The Return of Jezebel James"; and the Farrelly brothers-produced "The Rules of Starting Over." MORE

CW slates heavy dose of reality

The CW is loading its schedule with unscripted fare for next season. Hits "America's Next Top Model" and "Beauty and the Geek" will both be on in the fall, along with new entries "CW Now" and "Online Nation." Three more reality series are on deck for midseason: a second season of "The Pussycat Dolls Present" as well as the mother-daughter beauty contest "Crowned" and the dating show "Farmer Wants a Wife." Also waiting in the wings for midseason is the veteran teen drama "One Tree Hill." Along with "CW Now" and "Online Nation" (previously "User-Generated Show"), the CW will introduce four new scripted series next season: the dramas "Gossip Girl," "Reaper" and a South Africa-set project and the comedy "Aliens in America." MORE

CBS fall sked includes five series freshmen

CBS has returned "Without a Trace" to its original Thursday 10 p.m. time slot as part of the new primetime lineup unveiled Wednesday morning. CBS is putting an emphasis on shaking up the tone of its schedule, citing edgy material like the "Scarface"-ish "Cane" and a midseason addition featuring swinging couples called "Swingtown." MORE

May 16

CBS says aye for 8 series

The picture of CBS' fall lineup, set to be unveiled today, became more clear Tuesday when the network sealed the fate of all the series whose future was up in the air.

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