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CBS Cancels Partners

• Nov 16, 2012 02:04 PM ET
• by Liz Raftery

CBS has canceled freshman comedy Partners and will take it off the air effective immediately, Deadline reports.

Elementary Scoop: When Will We Meet Irene Adler?

• Nov 15, 2012 02:35 PM ET
• by Natalie Abrams

Irene Adler, one of the most revered female characters in the Sherlock Holmes stories, may be coming to Elementary sooner than we think.

Following last week's reveal that Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) had recited her name over and over in his drug-addled past, it seemed more than likely that we'd soon see her in the flesh. So, TVGuide.com turned to executive producer Rob Doherty to find out when!

5 Sherlock Holmes characters we want on Elementary

Adler, oftentimes depicted as a love interest for Holmes over the years, will appear... read more

The Good Wife Books Kyle MacLachlan for Multiple Episodes

• Nov 13, 2012 08:05 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

Talk about a fast recovery!

After co-starring on the first casualty of the fall season — RIP Made in Jersey! — Kyle MacLachlan has rebounded with a multi-episode arc on CBS' other legal drama... read more

Fall Scorecard: Grading the Networks

• Nov 6, 2012 07:01 AM ET
• by Stephen Battaglio and Michael Schneider

It's hard out there for a broadcast network. Basic cable shows like The Walking Dead and Sons of Anarchy are scoring big ratings, while Showtime's Homeland is the toast of the water-cooler crowd. "We seem to be coming to a point where there are enough series to watch without coming to broadcast television," says one network veteran. The networks are also competing with themselves, as viewers in nearly half the country now use DVRs — which has helped big hits such as Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory grow even bigger but made it tougher for new shows to get a foothold. As a result... read more

Despite Their Efforts, Friday Night's Not All Right For The Networks

• Oct 26, 2012 12:22 PM ET
• by Michael Schneider

The networks still aren't lighting up Friday nights. Attempts this fall to reclaim the night with original scripted programming were over before they even began: Fox punted Touch to January; NBC yanked Whitney and Community at the very last minute; and the first cancellation of fall was CBS' Friday drama dud Made in Jersey.

"It all comes back to a lot of changing viewership habits," says Andy Kubitz, ABC Entertainment Group's executive vice president of program planning and scheduling. "People aren't staying around to watch TV on Fridays."

Viewership on the night has grown fragmented... read more