Top New Show:
AMERICAN CRIME:
from Oscar winner, John Ridley, comes a gripping look at race relations in America, Each character has their own devils dealing with, irrespective of outward calm. Oh, and finally a show had the range and emotional connection to land the brilliant Regina King an Emmy. (ABC)the rest (in no particular order):
UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT:
looked away by a cult, Kimmie emerges into the modern world to hilarious results. (NETFLIX)ANOTHER PERIOD:
follows the lives of the Bellacourts, the first family of Newport, Rhode Island, at the turn of the 20th century with all the slapstick it can muster. (COMEDY CENTRAL)GRACE AND FRANKIE:
two women find themselves thrown in a tailspin when both their husbands come out as gay—and want to marry each other. As expected when Lily Tomlin is around, a lot of mayhem ensues. (NETFILX)ASH VS THE EVIL DEAD:
somehow from the ashes of 1980s cheese horror films, this return of Ash feels fresh and funny. (STARZ)FRESH OFF THE BOAT:
Eddie is a young Asian-American with a fetish for black hip/hop being grown up with two younger brothers and a mom as serious as a job. (ABC)CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND:
I usually hate anything parading as a musical but this is a clear winner. (CW)BLUNT TALK:
Patrick Stewart stars as a newscaster slowly losing it amid the hectic pace of his life. (STARZ)CATASTROPHE:
the British version of You’re The Worst, just way funnier and more raunchy. (CHANNEL 4)THE GRINDER:
when a beloved TV drama actor (Rob Lowe) leaves his show, he becomes a comedic burden to his poor younger brother (Fred Savage). (FOX)Top New Show:
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