Lets make it official.
FOX
The Frankenstein Code: Concept is semi-interesting and the main dude is handsome. Not semi-interesting/handsome enough for me to watch it though. (Though if I had to choose anything new from FOX it would be this.)
Grandfathered: Don't care for the premise. Pass.
The Grinder: The dialogue is tedious and the concept is silly in a boring way. No.
Lucifer: A potentially interesting concept, but the execution looks really bad. Nope.
Minority Report: Never saw the movie so I can't say if this is an improvement or not, but the trailer did the premise no favors. Pass.
Rosewood: It's interesting to see Morris Chestnut play this type of character since he's usually the stoic guy. (At least from what I've seen of him.) Procedurals generally do nothing for me and this looks to be no exception. Pass.
Bordertown: Awful. No.
ABC
The Catch: Not quite sure how this has enough substance to be a series from what they've shown, but I really liked what I saw of Mireille Enos in the trailer so I'll give it a shot.
Dr. Ken: Didn't laugh once. The kid from Trophy Wife seems wasted here. No.
The Family: At first I was intrigued, but as the trailer went on I quickly lost interest. Pass.
Of Kings & Prophets: Looks super budget/SyFy and not in a fun way. Still looking for a sword and sandal epic to fill Spartacus' shoes and I doubt this will be it. Pass. (Oliver Rix is gorgeous though.)
The Muppets: Dig the concept, and I'm always happy to see The Muppets back on TV. I'll check it out for sure. (Though most of the voices didn't quite fit, I hope they work on that.)
Oil: Dallas clone without any of the things that made Dallas enjoyable. No.
Quantico: Interesting concept with a really magnetic lead. Will watch.
The Real O'Neals: I want to like this, and parts of the trailer made me laugh, but it didn't quite do it for me. A tentative yes.
Uncle Buck: Did nothing for me. No.
Wicked City: This looks gross. Not sure why it's a series as opposed to a mini-series. The trailer should of given much more attention to the people catching the murderer. Definite no.
NBC
Blindspot: I love Jaimie Alexander but this looks boring. I always feel bad for actors that get these "tattooed all over" parts, must be really tedious. Pass.
Heartbreaker: Grey's Anatomy redux? Not particularly into medical dramas anymore. Pass. (The cast is very pretty though.)
Heroes Reborn: Not again. No.
People Are Talking: ...but I'm not watching. Pass.
The Player: I like Philip Winchester and when I first read about this it sounded interesting, but the trailer makes it seem like a procedural. I hope not. Maybe?
So Quantico, The Muppets and The Catch, and maybe The Real O'Neals & The Player. (And maaaaaaaaaybe The Frankenstein Code.)
