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All 77 games will return with added social distance.

The new company is called ViacomCBS.

Has Jordan Peele found the key of imagination?

Can Saints fans just get over it already?

Stewart will reprise the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard for the first time since 2002.

The onslaught of classic sitcom revivals continues. Next on the factory floor is none other than Murphy Brown, as CBS is putting together an official reunion series with original star Candice Bergen and creator Diane English.

New Orleans is one of my favorite places. I love the quarter, the River Walk and other sections of the city. The city's rich history fascinates me. The sad new is that New Orleans also has a high crime rate and CBS will now take advantage of that fact with NCIS New Orleans.

In the past you had to have the NFL Network to watch Thursday night football. That meant a trip to the sports bar for me when the Saints played on Thursday nights. Next year the games will be on broadcast TV on CBS. I will watch them in my recliner.  My guess would be that the advertisers did not like the size of the NFL Network audience and started pulling advertising schedules. CBS also probably

On a day when movies and TV alike confront a bit of self-doubt in over-stuffing superhero films and retreading major classics, this industry is nothing, if not consistent. Next up for the remake treatment is Neil Simon classic 'The Odd Couple' for CBS, starring perennial 'Friends' castoff Matthew Perry, and another to be named later!

My wife and I are network reality TV watchers. We watch Survivor, The Amazing Race, American Idol and The Voice. Lately I have noticed a disturbing trend on The Voice.

Iconic cinema classic 'The Wizard of Oz' has spawned numerous TV attempts, everything from the Sci-Fi channel's 'Tin Man,' to Syfy's 'Warriors of Oz,' to a 'Game of Thrones'-style 'Red Brick Road' and even 'Once Upon A Time,' so what's next? Why, CBS medical drama 'Dorothy' of course! It makes perfect sense! Summon the TV-maker people, guys, we're serial!

We're just days away from the June 24 premiere of CBS's Stephen King-adapted summer thriller 'Under the Dome,' and the eye network has served up its first real slice of the series. Two new clips from the new mystery drama have hit the web, and while one teases the tension between the trapped townsmen, the other gets gorier than we'd ever expect to see on CBS!