NEW YORK (Reuters) - CBS will introduce only a handful of new TV next season program, and those that will paste in large part to its formula and proven conventional sitcoms and crime dramas.
These modest changes show just how few holes CBS believes that it has a range of prime time that currently represents more than half of the top 30 shows on television, including the hits "ncis", "two and a half men" and "The Mentalist."
"To obtain the calendar, you must be very good", CBS Corp. Chief Executive Les Moonves said the Wednesday schedule announcement.
More unexpected decision of CBS did not have a new show, but instead of returning hits, "the Good wife", which is Sunday where it will be against NFL football.
Head of CBS Entertainment Nina Tassler said digging up fresh comedy is a priority for the network during the season of development, would reveal no details on how the writers would introduce Kutcher.
"We are very happy", Tassler said change. "We have moved very pleased."
As for the new additions to the programming, CBS has ordered three new dramas and two comedies again in the fall and will be arrested another drama and perhaps a few comedies for midseason. ABC, a division of Walt Disney Co, has ordered a huge 13 new shows and NBC of Comcast Corp. ordered 12 for the 2011-2012 season.
The first comedies again to CBS, "Broke 2, Girls", is scheduled for Monday before "two and a Half Men" and tells the story of an unlikely friendship between a waitress penniless and a baby of the former Trust Fund.
"How to be a gentlemen," comedy is a sitcom that will debut on the night of highly competitive Thursday with Kevin Dillon HBO's "Entourage" in a featured role in the workplace.
CBS said "How to be gentlemen" would lead a new drama in "Person of interest," said frames shows the audience best dramatic test of the results of one of its pilots in the last 15 years. The show, the J.J. Abrams hitmaker, is a thriller of crime that an officer Litvinenko case of the CIA with a mysterious billionaire of the teams.
CBS has also introduced the tragedy of media "A man gifted" and "Unforgettable", a series of crime following a detective of the former police with a condition of memory to remember details of his life.
Two of Time Warner Inc., TNT and TBS cable networks, has also unveiled their plans for development of show Wednesday. Among the shows planned is "Major Crimes of TNT," a spin-off of the popular series "The Closer" which will be installed in the Department of Police of Los Angeles, and "The Wedding Band TBS," a comedy hour following four part-time musicians.
After the Introduction This week of the new schedules TV, negotiations for billions of dollars in commercial time advanced will begin in earnest, with prices should be those a year ago.
(Reported by Paul Thomasch, editing by Dave Zimmerman)
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