With CBS developing its first new daytime soap since 1987 and the first with a prominently Black cast since 1989, soap icon Victoria Rowell says, “Change is Possible!”
With “The Gates” in “accelerated development” at CBS, many are wondering what that means for “The Talk,” the talk show that replaced “As The World Turns.”
“We’re so focused on getting it right,” says George Cheeks, President and CEO of CBS, on “The Gates,” the network’s new daytime soap currently in development.
CBS has renewed comedy “Ghosts” and drama “Fire Country” for the 2024-2025 broadcast season. “Ghosts” will enter season 4 and “Fire Country” will see season 3.
“The 51st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards” to air LIVE on Friday, June 7 from 8:00-10:00 p.m. ET/delayed on CBS and streaming Live and On Demand on Paramount+.
“The BLVD,” an all-new six-episode digital drama series set within a boutique PR firm in LA, has cast Adam Huss, Vincent Irizarry and Jordi Vilasuso.
In celebration of the “After the Oscars” episode, airing Monday, March 11, “Live with Kelly and Mark” parody Nicole Kidman’s AMC Theatres movie intro.
Standup comedian Ramy Youssef is set to host the Saturday, March 30 episode of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” with musical guest Travis Scott.
Austin Stowell will play a young Leroy Jethro Gibbs in “NCIS: Origins,” a prequel series taking place years before “NCIS” and featuring Mark Harmon as narrator.
Airing just four episodes, including the series premiere after the Super Bowl, CBS has ordered a second season of “Tracker” starring Justin Hartley.
