Fox Announces Fall 2015 Premiere Dates

Fox has announced its fall premiere dates. And while many things launch the week of the Emmys (the award show airs September 20th), the Thursday lineup will launch in early October, while Fox Fridays launch in November.

Check out the full schedule…

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Fox Teases Upcoming Seasons of EMPIRE, BONES, SLEEPY HOLLOW, and More

In addition to Fox announcing the premiere dates for its fall shows, the network also teased what’s in store for its new and returning shows.

Here’s the teases the network offered up about EMPIRE, GOTHAM, BONES, SLEEPY HOLLOW, and more…

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GMMR TV Awards: Character Most in Need of Therapy – Vote Now!

After two weeks of Give Me My Remote readers nominating their television favorites from the past year, it’s time to vote for the 5th Annual GMMR TV Awards!

Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary per topic. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters from any series moved forward to the voting round.)

Next up: “Character Most in Need of Therapy.”

Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!

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GMMR TV Awards: Character Most in Need of a Storyline – Vote Now!

After two weeks of Give Me My Remote readers nominating their television favorites from the past year, it’s time to vote for the 5th Annual GMMR TV Awards!

Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary per topic. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters from any series moved forward to the voting round.)

Next up: “Character Most in Need of a Storyline.”

Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!

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GMMR TV Awards: Best Season Finale Cliffhanger – Vote Now!

After two weeks of Give Me My Remote readers nominating their television favorites from the past year, it’s time to vote for the 5th Annual GMMR TV Awards!

Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary per topic. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters from any series moved forward to the voting round.)

Next up: “Best Season Finale Cliffhanger.”

Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!

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GMMR TV Awards: Most Disappointing Season – Vote Now!

After two weeks of Give Me My Remote readers nominating their television favorites from the past year, it’s time to vote for the 5th Annual GMMR TV Awards!

Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary per topic. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters from any series moved forward to the voting round.)

Next up: “Most Disappointing Season.”

Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!

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GMMR TV Awards: Favorite Returning Drama Series – Vote Now!

After two weeks of Give Me My Remote readers nominating their television favorites from the past year, it’s time to vote for the 5th Annual GMMR TV Awards!

Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary per topic. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters from any series moved forward to the voting round.)

Next up: “Favorite Returning Drama Series.”

Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!

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ELEMENTARY: John Noble Joins as a Series Regular

John Noble has joined ELEMENTARY as a series regular, CBS announced.

Per the network, Noble will play Holmes’ estranged father and in the season 4 premiere, “Mr. Holmes arrives in New York City to deal with the aftermath of his son’s recent relapse.”

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Comic-Con 2015: 20th Century Fox Panels for SLEEPY HOLLOW, MINORITY REPORT, Joint SCREAM QUEENS-AMERICAN HORROR STORY Presentation, and More

Comic-Con 2015 is a little over a month away, and the first confirmed panels are officially here!

20th Century Fox has announced a whole gaggle of shows attending the annual con, and it includes the expected (MINORITY REPORT, SLEEPY HOLLOW), the semi-unexpected (THE LAST MAN ON EARTH, SEX&DRUGS&ROCK&ROLL), and mashup panels for AMERICAN HORROR STORY-SCREAM QUEENS and the Seth MacFarlane animated comedy shows.

Check out 20th’s lineup announcement, including talent expected to attend…

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LIMITLESS: Heather Kadin on Bradley Cooper’s Involvement, and Why It’s ‘SLEEPY HOLLOW 2.0’

Many of the new shows next season are based on familiar properties, but the new CBS drama, LIMITLESS (based on the 2011 film starring Bradley Cooper), is in the rare position of actually having an actor from the original project attached to the series. (Cooper is an executive producer on the CBS series, in addition to his appearance in the pilot.)

And though Cooper’s involvement with the pilot was known (and heavily teased in the trailer), CBS boss Nina Tassler raised a few eyebrows when she said he’d actually recur on the series. LIMITLESS executive producer Heather Kadin is a bit more realistic about what that might mean, given his very busy schedule.

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SLEEPY HOLLOW: Heather Kadin Previews Season 3’s Big Bad, Mining Abbie/Ichabod’s Relationship, and More

While we’re still months out from SLEEPY HOLLOW returning to our television screens, the writers are currently hard at work crafting the upcoming third season. And though the second season went through a few rough spots, the writers are aiming to go back to what worked, versus trying to completely reinvent the show.

“I don’t think it should feel as much as changes, as a return to what we loved in season 1,” SLEEPY HOLLOW executive producer Heather Kadin shared. “Obviously there are changes in the sense Katrina’s not there, Henry’s not there, Irving’s not there. But we really want to bring back the fun in the relationship between Abbie and Crane.”

“I think the big focus is going to be, how do we get back to what people love?” she continued. “How do we give Abbie a real journey? How do we give Crane a real journey? How are those things both independent and complimentary of one another? And we also have to expand the world, so what are we saying about Sleepy Hollow as a place, as a mythology, but also telling closed-ended stories?”

Though there were indications earlier this year SLEEPY HOLLOW might end up more episodic, Kadin indicated there shouldn’t be any sort of drastic shift coming.

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Fox Announces 2015-2016 Schedule

With no X FACTOR or UTOPIA in sight, Fox is sans any huge reality blocks for the start of the upcoming season.

That also means that aside from the Sunday lineup — which is staying untouched — only GOTHAM, EMPIRE, and BONES are remaining in the same spots they occupied for the 2014-2015 season. (And NEW GIRL is off the schedule until January.)

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SLEEPY HOLLOW: Orlando Jones Won’t Be in Season 3

SLEEPY HOLLOW has lost yet another cast member: Orlando Jones (Frank Irving) won’t return for the upcoming third season, Variety is reporting. (Reps for the show have yet to respond to a request for comment. Update, 1:12 PM: Fox has no comment on the report.)

The show has undergone a massive overhaul in recent months. Not only were Katia Winter’s Katrina and John Noble’s Henry written out, but the series also lost its showrunner, Mark Goffman. (Clifton Campbell was named SLEEPY’s new showrunner when the show was renewed for season 3.)

That leaves only Tom Mison (Ichabod), Nicole Beharie (Abbie), and Lyndie Greenwood (Jenny) signed on for SLEEPY HOLLOW season 3.

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SLEEPY HOLLOW: Tom Mison on Fan Support and His Season 3 Wishes

It’s been a month since SLEEPY HOLLOW ended its second season, and in that time, the show has been renewed for a third season and nabbed a new showrunner.

“There was a lot of concern from viewers about season 2 — that it had drifted away from [what made it special in] season 1,” SLEEPY HOLLOW star Tom Mison (Ichabod) acknowledged. “A choice was made, a path was taken, to explore certain aspects of these characters. And we’ve done that. We’ve got to know them through these circumstances, and now these circumstances are over, and now we’ll explore a different part of them, and they’ll have a different quest, a different journey.”

While the show’s renewal was in jeopardy, fans rallied to support it, including pushing the hashtag #RenewSleepyHollow on Twitter — a fact that was noticed by Mison.

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SLEEPY HOLLOW Season 3: Fox Renews the Series, Names a New Showrunner

SLEEPY HOLLOW will return for a third season, the network confirmed. (No word yet on episode order.)

Additionally, the series has a new showrunner: Clifton Campbell, who created THE GLADES, and worked on WHITE COLLAR.

Anyone else excited for more SLEEPY HOLLOW?

Related:

SLEEPY HOLLOW Showrunner Exits
SLEEPY HOLLOW Season 2 Finale Post-Mortem: Tom Mison Weighs in on the ‘Bold’ Twist
SLEEPY HOLLOW: Tom Mison Previews the ‘Brilliant’ Finale, a ‘Very Different’ Ichabod
SLEEPY HOLLOW Season 2 Finale Photos: ‘Tempus Fugit’

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