Some of the most notable series for the network include the Dracula reboot starring Jonathan Rhys Myers, the Michael J Fox show, and the reboot of the Classic Perry Mason Show, Ironside.

Limited Run? Maybe this one will just be called 12.

I’m still a bit aggravated that they seem to have come up with a really stupid reason for why Agent Coulson is still alive, but… on the other hand, I’m happy that we get more Clark Gregg.

This fall, Michael J Fox will be returning to NBC with his new Sitcom, The Michael J Fox Show. The first trailer for the show came out today and it looks like it could be very funny.

Deadline is reporting that Comedy Central and Funny or Die are teaming up to create a new late night show that will start airing four nights a week in the fall.

The CW has already given advance orders to ARROW, THE VAMPIRE DIARIES and SUPERNATURAL for next season.

SPOILER! You have been warned.

They’ve released movie style posters for the next three episodes of the series, including the return of Neil Gaiman to the writer’s chair and the return of the Cybermen!