By Angie Han/May 14, 2013 7:00 am EST
With 30 Rock and The Office officially at an end, the only returning show on NBC’s Thursday night comedy block this fall will be Parks & Recreation at 8 PM. It’ll be followed at 8:30 by Welcome to the Family, starring a Caucasian family and a Latino family who are thrown together when their kids unexpectedly decide to get married.
Next up will be Sean Saves the World, with Sean Hayes as a single gay dad of a teenage daughter.
On the drama side, The Blacklist is scheduled to air Mondays at 10 PM this fall, right after The Voice. Spader leads as a criminal on the FBI’s Most Wanted list, who teams with a rookie FBI agent (Megan Boone) to catch criminals.
The other big law enforcement drama planned for the 2013-2014 season is Ironside, with Blair Underwood as a brilliant but difficult detective (aren’t they all) in a wheelchair. It’ll take the Wednesdays 10 PM timeslot.
Of the two, I think The Blacklist looks much more exciting, thanks to Spader’s arresting performance. But both look better than Dracula. Jonathan Rhys-Meyers as a vampire in Victorian London sounds like a good idea on paper, but the trailer looks like a rehash of every other bloodsucking drama.
Dracula will show on Friday nights at 10, following Grimm. What do you think of NBC’s new series?
