Direct from yesterday’s CW UpFront in New York City comes 28 more reasons why we wish we lived in New York. See for yourself, after the jump.

Will fans fall hard for STAR-CROSSED? Does REIGN have what it takes to live up to its namesake ratings wise? Are THE TOMORROW PEOPLE your kind of people? In announcing their new slate of shows at their annual Upfront this week in New York City, The CW certainly hopes so. But hey, don’t take our
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The CW Unveils Fall 2012 Primetime Schedule Snap judgments, photos and video to come, but until then, enjoy this first look at the CW’s just announced Fall 2013 Primetime Schedule — with new shows as per usual highlighted in orange — after the jump.

Good News: NBC has reportedly renewed PARKS AND RECREATION for a much-deserved sixth season. Bad News: GUYS WITH KIDS, UP ALL NIGHT, WHITNEY and 1600 PENN have nothing to laugh about, having officially been given their walking papers as NBC continues to give their primetime lineup an extreme makeover following a disastrous second half of
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Continuing to take much of the suspense out of the upcoming annual UpFront in New York City — that pivotal period in mid-May when each of the five major Broadcast networks traditionally announce their new schedule for the following season — The CW Network announced today that THE VAMPIRE DIARIES spin-off will, as expected be
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Good News: ABC is looking to spin off ONCE UPON A TIME’s Mad Hatter. Bad News: Sans the immensely watchable Sebastian Stan, whose burgeoning movie career has him not available to commit to the series on a full time basis. [Source]

The Good: ARROW, the highly touted reboot of the iconic DC hero starring Toronto’s own Stephen Amell made its mark. Both creatively and ratings wise it not only delivered on its promise of being the anti-SMALLVILLE (Read: Watchable), but continues to illustrate The CW’s viability as a network across this increasingly crowded prime-time television landscape.
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Good News: NBC has announced plans to tweak their struggling sophomore laugher UP ALL NIGHT by transforming it into a traditional multi-cam sitcom for the final five episodes of its season. Bad News: NBC has yet to announce how it plans to transition their struggling sophomore laugher into one that is actually funny and watchable.
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CW President Mark Pedowitz really wasn’t kidding when he promised to beef up his Network’s sagging summer schedule. Case in point, the small screen’s latest entrant into the reality music competition field appropriately titled THE NEXT. As the title suggests, each episode of THE NEXT chronicles the lives of four musicians on-the-cusp of making it
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On what went wrong with RINGER Despite CW President Mark Pedowitz’s assertion that he loved being back in business with Sarah Michelle Gellar, a combination of story complexity and poor performance in both the online digital and social spaces was too much for RINGER to overcome. Said Pedowitz, “Sarah Michelle Gellar and I have had
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