While nobody knows when production will actually resume, two very different strategies have emerged at the broadcast networks
The novel coronavirus pandemic has changed has turned the TV industry, like so many others, on its ear. Production on scripted and unscripted series was shut down in mid-March and a path back to work remains unclear as the guilds continue to hammer out new safety protocols that would allow cameras to roll again. Only it's unclear when that is.
As a result, two different scheduling patterns have emerged for whatever becomes of the 2020-21 broadcast season. ABC, CBS and NBC, meanwhile, are focused on keeping business as usual and are essentially have crossed their fingers that production can resume sooner rather than later and fan favorites like mega-hitExecutives at all three networks are cautiously optimistic that their programming will all eventually form a coherent schedule. Yet brass at ABC, NBC and CBS all believe that nothing will be ready for Premiere Week, the late September week that has traditionally launched the fall season.
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