Author: Gary Levin, USA TODAY

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

The longtime ‘SNL’ actor will make a move to primetime sitcom, but keeps his ‘night’ job.

The most-watched network handed new seasons to six more dramas, including Save Our Shows 2019 favorite “Madam Secretary,” “SWAT,” “Bull,” “Hawaii Five-0” and “MacGyver.” That brings the network’s renewal tally to 14 ahead of next week’s fall schedule presentation.

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

The CupBoardPro, invented by a New York City firefighter, found success after his death. Now it has a big new sales outlet: William Sonoma

Results are in, and three shows – “Madam Secretary,” “Whiskey Cavalier” and “The Rookie” – dominated voting in USA TODAY’s survey. Will they be saved?

Jason Woods, an entrepreneur from California, was a ‘want-a-preneur’ with an ill-formed pitch in Season 5. But he got a second chance in Season 10.

With streaming views counted, the return of HBO’s fantasy hit pulled in 17.4 million viewers, eclipsing the record set for the Season 7 finale.

Which shows are keepers, goners or on the fence: Read the lists of network TV shows and vote to save your favrorites

See which network series are a lock to return, dead in the water or somewhere in between, and vote to save your favorites.