Author: Gary Levin, USA TODAY

The network of DC superheroes will add just two shows this fall.

Months after allegations surfaced against star Michael Weatherly, CBS executives opened up about their decision to renew “Bull” for a fourth season.

The prestige CBS drama will join a long list of shows making planned exits in 2019-20.

The most-watched network is counting on five new series, plus plenty of familiar faces, to counter the loss of “Big Bang Theory” next season.

The network will make few changes to its schedule, with just three new series, with more ‘Idol’ — and Tiffany Haddish — in midseason.

Fox is adding three new shows and WWE wrestling for fall, as “Empire” airs its final season. But “Last Man Standing” will wait out the fall.

Bradley Whitford, Jimmy Smits and Kal Penn will lead NBC’s only newcomer series for fall. The network leads among young adults.

The series will be back but at this time producers say “there are no plans” for Jussie Smollett’s Jamal Lyon to return to “Empire.”

James Holzhauer’s impressive run on “Jeopardy!” has fueled renewed interest – and ratings – for the syndicated quiz show.

NBC shared new data revealing that for some shows, including ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ and ‘Superstore,’ online streaming outpaces traditional TV viewing.