Tuesday, September 22, 2015

2015 Wednesday Fall TV

This may have been on too long to be considered Emmy worthy, but Modern Family is still my favorite show on Wednesday night.  Its time slot companion, Black-ish, is also pretty good.


































ABC has four comedies on Wednesday night,  At 8 PM is Season 7 of The Middle (9/23), 8:30 is Season 3 of The Goldbergs (9/23), at 9 PM is Season 7 of Modern Family (9/23) and at 9:30 is Season 2 of Black-ish (9/23).  These are all comedies featuring a FAMILY, and have varying appeals depending on your own tastes.  ABC ends the evening at 10 PM with Season 4 of Nashville 9/23), which is about, beleive it or not, country singers in Nashville.  The central theme seems to be like the movie All About Eve/Applause, the younger star/protege knocking the older star/ mentor off her perch.

CBS is bringing in Season 11 of Criminal Minds (9/30).  It's a crime drama.  On CBS.  Please contain your surprise.  It's more based on psychology and profiling than some.  10 PM has a new show Code Black (9/30), which, amazingly, is not a crime drama.  But it is a medical show.  Think ER.

NBC has Season 2 of The Mysteries of Laura (9/23) at 8 PM.  The biggest mystery about this show is, considering its incredibly low ratings, how it got a second season.  I am being unfair as I have not seen this, as described in Entertainment Weekly, "lighthearted detective drama" starring Debra Messing.  Castle fills my lighthearted drama quotient. 9 PM has Season 17 (!) of Law & Order:SVU(9/23), another spin-off that has survived past its mothership (Law & Order). Props to Mariska Hargitay for being a part of this series since the start.  She has to be in the running for most prime time episodes playing the same character.  Speaking of spin-offs, 10 PM has Season 3 of Chicago P.D.(9/30) Or maybe that is the mothership program of the Chicago programs.  I'm really not sure.


FOX has a new show at 8 PM, Rosewood (9/23), a police procedural centered on a pathologist in Miami, starring Morris Chestnut.  9 PM is Season 2 of Empire (9/23), about shenanigans in the record industry.  Last year, this program got the best ratings of any new network show in a decade or more.  

CW starts at 8 PM with Season 4 of Arrow (10/7), which is a pretty good program, except I don't care for all the flashbacks.  9 Pm is Season 11 of Supernatural (10/7).  11 seasons is about a record for scifi/fantasy/horror type programs.  Bravo!

FX has Season 5 of American Horror Story (10/7), this year centering on a creepy hotel (shades of The Shining) and,,,,,,heeere's Gaga!  FXX has Season 7 of The League at 10 PM and Season 2 of You're the Worst.  Comedy Central's Adult Swim has Season 19 of South Park (9/16) at 10 PM and new series Moonbeam City (9/16) at 10:30 PM.

What does Tom Strait watch?  The whole family watches Modern Family and Black-ish.  I watch Arrow, comic book fan that I am.  I also see American Horror Story, although Alison dropped out of it last year - the evil clowns just became too much.

What new shows will I try?  On Wednesday, between jack and squat.  Nothing new on this night interests me enough to sample.



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