Понедельник: House MD (08:00), Lie To Me (09:00)
Вторник: So You Think You Can Dance (08:00-10:00)
Среда: So You Think You Can Dance Results (08:00), Glee (09:00)
Четверг: Bones (08:00), Fringe (09:00),
Пятница: Brothers (08:00), ‘Til Death (08:30), Dollhouse (09:00)
Воскресенье: The Simpsons (08:00), The Cleveland Show (08:30), Family Guy (09:00), American Dad (09:30)

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Таймслот в понедельник, да еще и после Хауса... Весело будет...

Большой детальный пресс-релиз, с программой на осень и на межсезонье

Хм, сразу за Хаусом выходить будет, рейтинги махом взлетят

Второй сезон сразу с начала сентября что ли начнется? Сомневаюсь я.

Сайт TheFutonCritic сообщает, что пятый и второй сезоны Bones и Fringe соответственно стартуют 17 сентября, в четверг. Четыре дня спустя, 21 сентября (понедельник), свои сезоны начнут House и Lie to Me.

Источник обеих новостей: https://telestrekoza.com/

Соглашусь, сильный сериал, сама его смотрю

Director-producer Dan Sackheim has inked a two-year overall deal with 20th Century Fox TV, and he's joined the studio's Fox drama "Lie to Me" as an exec producer.

Sackheim has spent the past few years under an overall pact at Universal Media Studios, where he worked on Fox's "House" and NBC's "Life." He previously worked on such 20th series as "The X-Files" and "Judging Amy."

"Dan is one of those directors who not only does a great job directing episodes, but he's a real partner to the executive producers and writers on a show," said 20th chairman Gary Newman. "He'll help create the consistency that we're looking for throughout the season."

"Lie to Me," the Tim Roth starrer that bowed midseason, is getting a big push from Fox in the fall, landing the post-"House" Monday 9 p.m. slot. Shawn Ryan has come aboard as exec producer and showrunner for the sophomore season.

"We think 'Lie to Me' has fantastic potential as a franchise and we're putting the full support of the studio behind it," Newman said. (Вот молодцы, если не лгут))))

Источник - Variety

Страничка Сакхейма на imdb. Список работ внушителен, имеет 2 номинации на Эмми:
House - Лучший драматический сериал (2007)
Law & Order - Лучший драматический сериал (1992)
+ одну награду в 1994 - за выдающиеся индивидуальные достижения в режиссуре в драматическом сериале(Outstanding Individual Achievement in Directing in a Drama Series) за "NYPD Blue".
Плюс ко всему в 2008 году номинировался PGA(Producers Guild of America) как "Television Producer of the Year Award in Episodic", правда в компании с Шором и Якобс.

IGN: Your new project is Lie to Me, which marks the first time in quite awhile you'll be working on a series you didn't create.

Ryan: It's different. And part of why I did it is it's a challenge. I wish I liked things easy, but apparently I like things hard. So it's a challenge to come in and take over a show midstream. I'm lucky in that the guy who created the show, Sam Baum, is sticking around to help me out this season. He just didn't want to do it full time anymore, but I'm going to have the benefit of his wisdom. And I've got a lot of writers that I really like and we hope to make it pretty cool appointment viewing TV. But once again, the proof is always in the pudding and the episodes, so we'll see. We'll see how it goes for us.

IGN: Will the format or the style of the episodes be changing much?

Ryan: I would say that there were a number of things that I think really worked well about the show and I think those aspects will stay the same. But I think we're going to explore the style of the show. I think we're going to explore a little bit in the storytelling and delve deeper into the characters, especially Tim Roth's character. We're just going to try and make it as good as we can. There will be some differences. It's not going to be a completely revamped, different show. It's gonna still be about Tim Roth and the other actors on the show and their efforts to use the science of lie-detection to aid in criminal and civil cases around the country and around the world. It's going to be a lot of fun I think. But I think you're going to get to know the characters a lot better this year than you did last year.

IGN: There's obviously an inherently procedural element to the show, but will you also be looking to add any undercurrent of serialized drama into it?

Ryan: For now, I don't think so. I don't think that we need that on the show. I think they'll be some ongoing elements. I think people will change. But I don't think this is the kind of show that requires an ongoing, serialized element the way that The Shield did or even The Unit a little bit had some of. I think each episode will stand on its own, but we'll have, I think, more twisty, turny personal stuff within each episode. Having said that, we're still feeling our way around. We don't start shooting until July, so everything is open to change.

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