CBS, which is the top-rated network among all viewers for the reasons that I explained yesterday, is introducing only four new shows to their geriatric slate of procedurals: One bad comedy, and one iffy drama, and two bad procedurals, one of which makes me want to strangle kittens.

We give an enormous amount of crap to NBC for its treatment of "Community" and the way it is often promoted the show, and perhaps the crap is deserved.

ABC is the third network this week to release clips for all their new shows, and they actually look the worst.

FACT: The average age of a CBS viewer if 55 years old, and that even takes into account the younger age of "Big Bang Theory" and "2 Broke Girls" viewers, so if you take those two sitcoms out of the equation, the average age of a CBS viewer is probably pushing 60.

ABC will be returning next year with a whopping 10 new series.

Yesterday, we gave you details on the new Fox schedule, a schedule heavy on singing competitions and light on new shows.

Fox has unveiled their fall schedule ahead of their upfront presentation, and their strategy mostly seems to be: If it ain't broke, let's milk it for another season.

This week is the upfronts, in which the networks present their new schedules and preview the shows they've picked up for the fall and spring season.