2016 Upfronts & the Economics of a TV Boom

Update: 2016-05-25

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The Spin-off crew reports back from this year's network upfront presentations and Joe Adalian shares his biggest takeaways after spending four months investigating the current state of television. Plus, a shake-up at HBO.

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The Spin-off says so long (for now!)

2017-05-3138:05

'The Walking Dead' panel discussion

2017-03-3145:50

Netflix domination, Emmys overload, and another writers' strike?

2017-03-3042:14

Stephen Colbert on a hot streak; pilot season by the numbers

2017-02-2433:15

TV in the age of Trump and media trends of 2017

2017-01-3137:42

Sterling K. Brown & Brian Tyree Henry on their breakout year

2017-01-1139:14

The year in TV and debating the usefulness of TCA press tour

2016-12-2139:37

Drew Carey, Wayne Brady and the legacy of game shows

2016-12-0743:59

Election, escapism and 'Gilmore Girls'

2016-11-2338:56

'The Walking Dead' returns, and another shakeup at MTV

2016-10-2635:36

Married Showrunners Tara Butters & Marc Guggenheim

2016-10-1240:43

Creativity abounds in fall TV & analyzing debate ratings

2016-10-0541:19

Sophomore slumps & niche streaming services

2016-08-3144:32

Showrunners Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg on 'The Americans'

2016-08-2452:24

Emotional Moments at Comic-Con and Always Be Marketing

2016-07-2742:19

Steve Mosko on His Sudden Departure from Sony Pictures Television

2016-07-0149:30

Drama Problems at HBO, Which New Shows Will Score Emmy Noms?

2016-06-2935:00

Writer-Producer Noah Hawley on 'Fargo' and 'Legion'

2016-06-1549:15

Jerrod Carmichael Brings Heart Back to the Multi-Cam Sitcom

2016-06-0839:34

2016 Upfronts & the Economics of a TV Boom

2016-05-2549:51

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2016 Upfronts & the Economics of a TV Boom

2016 Upfronts & the Economics of a TV Boom