And. Here. We. Go.
It's time for TV to explode all over the damn place. Let slip the dogs of network TV as this week is all about big premieres. Heroes returns to NBC after years away, Gotham is back on FOX for a second season, CBS debuts its Limitless series, ABC updates The Muppets, and so much more.
So it's way more difficult to pick a TV highlight this time around. But we did it, and we went with a brand new series - FOX's Scream Queens. You can check out our review of Scream Queen's double-sized premiere here, as American Horror Story's Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan dial up the comedy for a new camp horror series revolving around a snooty sorority and devil-masked serial killer set on bumping off both members and pledges one by one. Starring OG scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis, Emma Roberts (riding the wave formed by her bitch role on AHS: Coven), Abigail Breslin, Skyler Samuels, Keke Palmer, and many more, Scream Queens pays homage to classic horror while mixing in slapstick elements one might find in a Zucker Brothers movie.
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It's time for TV to explode all over the damn place. Let slip the dogs of network TV as this week is all about big premieres. Heroes returns to NBC after years away, Gotham is back on FOX for a second season, CBS debuts its Limitless series, ABC updates The Muppets, and so much more.
So it's way more difficult to pick a TV highlight this time around. But we did it, and we went with a brand new series - FOX's Scream Queens. You can check out our review of Scream Queen's double-sized premiere here, as American Horror Story's Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan dial up the comedy for a new camp horror series revolving around a snooty sorority and devil-masked serial killer set on bumping off both members and pledges one by one. Starring OG scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis, Emma Roberts (riding the wave formed by her bitch role on AHS: Coven), Abigail Breslin, Skyler Samuels, Keke Palmer, and many more, Scream Queens pays homage to classic horror while mixing in slapstick elements one might find in a Zucker Brothers movie.
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