The CW
The final day at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour 2024 was focused on The CW, which has rebranded to simply CW, in some weird attempt to ape ABC, NBC, and CBS, but you know, with one less letter, so far more awkward. While many of the questions in
The CW
Ahead of the U.S. premiere of its first season, The CW has picked up apocalypse comedy Everyone Else Burns for Season 2. British network Channel 4 officially renewed the series earlier this year, but this is the first official word that The CW is planning to air its second
Comedy
It looks like the world isn't ending for Everyone Else Burns just yet. The comedy, which follows the story of a Manchester family who also just happens to be members of an apocalyptic religious sect known as The Order, was renewed for a second season by U.K.
The CW
Though the American network The CW has never really been much of a destination for Anglophile viewers, the times are indeed a-changing. Now under new management, the network is undergoing a fairly major shift in terms of its content and brand identity, trading in its line-up of superhero shows and
The CW
The CW isn't often the first network that comes to mind when you think of programming of particular interest to Anglophiles, but that may be changing quicker than many of us expected. The network is under new management, who appear eager to save money and reach a broader
Leonardo
Period drama Leonardo wrapped up its run on The CW this week, solving the mystery of Caterina de Cremona's murder, revealing the identity of the mysterious young boy we've seen glimpses of for the past few episodes, and, perhaps most importantly, thwarting the government's
Drama
It's not exactly a secret that The CW isn't a network traditionally known for its serious historical dramas. And although its Mary, Queen of Scots-focused series Reign ran for three seasons, its intense love of headbands and colorful prom gown-style court dresses could hardly be called
Drama
American network The CW is not usually considered a destination location for anglophile-friendly television (even though it is the network that tried (and sadly failed) to bring Taskmaster to U.S. shores). That said, it has had some success in recent years with splashy historical dramas like Reign, a generally
Drama
The CW, a network that is best known for its superhero series based on DC comic book properties and teen-focused dramas like Riverdale, is working on a new anthology series based on the works of none other than Jane Austen. Yes, really. Currently titled Modern Austen, the anthology series will