In just two weeks, NBC will be the first network to announce their 2015-2016 schedules, and continuing our annual tradition ere at KSiteTV, we’re going to throw some fantasy-schedule predictions down for what we might see for the next TV season.
The “we” in this case are KSiteTV Editor-In-Chief Craig Byrne alongside frequent writer, reviewer, and all-around cool guy Shilo Adams, who writes for the sites TVHackr and ScreenFad in addition to his time here at KSiteTV.
Our schedule predictions aren’t based specifically on any insider information, so we could be completely off… additionally, shows will make it onto our schedules that ultimately aren’t picked up, and some will be picked up that don’t make it, because we’re not the TV executives – we’re just having some fun predicting what they might do. If a show you like or a show you work on is not on the list, it is certainly not an intentional slam. This year, there is a larger chance of error as we’re getting a little bit of an earlier start over past seasons.
If you’re curious, you can read our predictions for last year’s NBC schedule here…. and you can come back every day this week for more predictions involving the other networks. Let’s get started, shall we?
SUNDAY
SHILO: 7:00 Football Night in America; 8:15 Sunday Night Football
CRAIG: 7:00 Football Night in America; 8:15 Sunday Night Football
SHILO: Considering the state of NBC’s schedule in 2015, I think NBC will be ready for some football come September. While the rest of the networks struggle to find themselves on Sundays, a night where cable has taken over, they won’t have a thing to worry about next season. Bow down to our football overlords, everybody. Go Patriots.
CRAIG: I still am sad that my childhood favorite team is the one with the racist name. But, yes, if NBC can milk the Football in the Fall, then by all means, milk it. At midseason, what could they have? A.D. 3: A.D. Harder? And, hey, at least this night we know we both got right.
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Mysteries of Laura is low in the live demo, but high in overall viewers. And NBC’s “Woman Crush Wednesday” promotion seems to work. In total viewers, the show is NBC’s best result with in-season regularly-scheduled programming versus all regularly-scheduled competition in the Wednesday 8-9pm hour in more than five years. That counts for something.