Which new show looks like something you’d watch?
ABC
American Crime
Focuses on the racially charged case following the murder of a war vet and the attempted murder of his wife.
How to Get Away with Murder
About a brilliant and mysterious law professor who becomes entangled in a life-changing murder plot.
The Whispers
This drama explores what happens when aliens invade earth using children. Spoiler alert: What happens is probably not good.
Galavant
It’s a musical fairytale about a prince on a quest for revenge against the king who stole his one true love, and the king is played by Psych’s Timothy Omundson. What more do you need?
Selfie
Doctor Who fans rejoice! Karen Gillan will soon be back on our TVs as a social media-obsessed woman who tries to learn how to connect with people in the real world. It’s a show about selfies and Twitter.
CBS
CSI: Cyber
A CSI spinoff, which will focus on how technology has changed the world of crime.
Stalker
About two detectives handling stalking incidents for the LAPD.
Scorpion
A drama that follows an eccentric genius (Robert Patrick) and his international network of super-geniuses.
The Odd Couple
Matthew Perry will play messy, up-to-no-good roommate Oscar Madison, while Thomas Lennon will play his neat freak counterpart, Felix Unger.
The CW
The Flash
The Arrow spin-off is a reality!
The Messengers
A group of strangers die and then wake up to discover that they’ve been deemed responsible for preventing the impending apocalypse.
iZombie
This drama will center on a med student-turned-zombie who takes on the memories of dead people when she eats their brains.
NBC
Mysteries of Laura
Debra Messing stars as a quirky homicide detective who juggles high-stakes crime as well as her ex-husband and a devilish set of twin boys, from executive producers Aaron Kaplan and Greg Berlanti.
State of Affairs
Katherine Heigl plays a CIA officer.
Allegiance
About an idealistic CIA analyst who discovers that his parents are deactivated Soviet spies, whose new mission is to recruit him as well.
A to Z
A whimsical romantic comedy set in the world of online dating.
Marry Me
A comedy about a newly engaged couple who realize that marriage is way harder than it looks.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 12th, 2014.
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