As the new year begins, not only will shows make their return, but networks are also debuting some midseason 2023 TV shows. Since this is a thing that happens each year, I decided to take a look at what’s coming and see if anything interesting pops. Let’s dig in.
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MIDSEASON 2023 TV SHOWS
WILL TRENT – JANUARY 3
Where: ABC
Already made its debut last night, this one follows an FBI agent who grew up in the rough foster care system. Trying to ensure no one feels alone again, he has the highest “clearance” case rates. The cast features Ramón Rodríguez, Erika Christiansen and Deion Smith. Stream the show, at publication, with Hulu
ALERT – JANUARY 8
Where: Fox
Scott Caan makes his return to TV on Fox in a drama where he plays a police officer in the Missing Person’s Unit, and the detective who joins the unit all while trying to find answers about her long lost missing son.
ACCUSED – JANUARY 22
Where: Fox
From the executive producers of 24 and Homeland, that alone tells me this one could be intense. The line reads that it’s a story about “ordinary people getting caught up in extraordinary situations, where one wrong turn leads to another, until it’s too late to turn back.” So basically, yes, we go back to intense? Or do we really even know what this one is about? Sounds like it also could have an element of the Kiefer Sutherland Fox drama Touch as well.
NOT DEAD YET – FEBRUARY 8
Where: ABC
Gina Rodriguez returns as a woman who feels old but is looking to make a go of her life and restart a life she left ten years ago.
ANIMAL CONTROL – FEBRUARY 16
Where: Fox
This follows a group of animal control workers.
THE COMPANY YOU KEEP – FEBRUARY 19
Where: ABC
Tells the story of a CIA officer and con man whose night of passion leads to an emotional and professional collision in their lives. Fan favorite actor Milo Ventimiglia returns to TV in this one.
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Where: NBC
Newly divorced, a woman moves her kids to a small town to accept a police chief job.
TRUE LIES – FEBRUARY 23
Where: CBS
Inspired by the film of the same name and sounding like Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Steve Howey stars in this as a man whose everyday life may be “bland” but in actuality, he’s a spy.
Will you be watching any of these? Would you? What current shows are you watching and think are actually good (entertainment without agenda)? Do any of these appeal to you? Comment all the comments below. I want to converse with you all.
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I haven’t heard of any of these! I have so little time and too many shows already, so it really takes something special to make me add a new show to my roster.
Totally understand that. I’ve kind of given up some of the old standbys I loved so I do look for new ones but rarely (if ever) find one that’s THAT good. I did watch the pilot of Will Trent and thought it was interesting but inevitably it will probably get too “dramatic” for my preference/the genre.