NBC entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt began his network's marquee panel with a bang Thursday at the Television Critics Association "press tour"...

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GETTING DARKER: USA NETWORK'S ‘THE SINNER’ FURTHER DISTANCES THE NETWORK FROM A RECENTLY DISCARDED SALES PITCH By Ed Bark

Darkness prevails at the USA network, which formerly championed a “blue sky” approach that welcomed banter-laced, light-stepping dramas...

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CBS PRESENTS NEW FALL SHOWS AT TCA By Ed Bark

CBS put its best new shows forward Tuesday during the network's jammed one-day presentation on the TCA summer press tour...

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Season 2 of 'City on a Hill' Returns with Kevin Bacon, Aldis Hodge, and Boston Corruption

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