The Richest 'Chicago Med' Stars, Ranked From Lowest to Highest Net Worth

So You Think You Can Dance is back.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeDon’t call it a comeback. But thanks to sports, ever-expanding drama franchises and a handful of new hits, the Big 4 broadcast networks managed to avoid another year-to-year collapse during the now-concluded TV season.Football once again ruled primetime, led by NBC’s “Sunday Night Football,” while “Thursday Night Football” showed up twice on Nielsen’s top-rated series’ chart due to a quirk of some games airing only on NFL Network, and others simulcast on both Fox and NFL. (This won’t be an issue next year, as “Thursday Night Football” moves to Amazon Prime Video — and off this chart.)But beyond that, network TV’s embrace of procedural dramas is giving broadcasters a fighting chance at survival.

The Voice always delivers star-studded seasons for us with 4 celeb judges (and lots of talent on stage, too!)

Hallmark Channel is home to a lot of familiar faces, and also to those feel-good movies that you may seek out when you need a pick me up.

Survivor is one of the longest running, most critically hailed reality TV shows in the world.

Playing the right songs can lift the energy of an entire room, a club and even an entire stadium. It can also earn you some big bucks.

The net worths of many wrestling stars from the WWE have been recently revealed!

American Idol is a superstar-making machine, and it’s proven profitable for many of its participants, too.

Station 19 is on fire.

The top scripted series on each of the Big 4 broadcast networks—Grey’s Anatomy (ABC), FBI (CBS), Chicago Fire (NBC) and 9-1-1 (Fox)—all have something in common: they are the motherships of drama franchises that stage frequent crossovers. Building integrated universes consisting of multiple series, whose characters move seamlessly from one show to another, has become a broadcast staple and arguably the most successful storytelling formula on network television over the past decade that continues to draw viewers amid dwindling linear ratings.

The new season of one of TLC’s most popular shows, Little People, Big World, is back tonight on TLC!

Chicago P.D. is on the case.

Raymond Lee and Camila Cabello are among the handful of fresh faces on NBC’s upcoming schedule, with the network once again leaning heavily on its “Law & Order” and “Chicago” series franchises.Cabello will join “The Voice” singing contest as a coach, NBC said Monday in announcing its fall schedule. The pop star, whose hit singles include “Havana” and who starred in the 2021 film musical “Cinderella,” will join returning coaches John Legend, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani.Lee stars in “Quantum Leap,” which NBC described as a “reimagining” of the network’s 1989 to 1993 sci-fi drama with Scott Bakula.

Jimmy Fallon opened the NBC-Universal upfront presentation Monday with yuks about Peacock, Dick Wolf, and CNN plus.

Bling Empire has returned for season two!

There are two things the Real Housewives franchise reliably delivers on – binge-worthy drama and documenting the lavish lifestyles of the show’s stars.

Both Law & Order and Law & Order: Organized Crime will be back for new seasons. NBC has renewed Law & Order for a 22nd season and spinoff Organized Crime for a third season.

Chicago Fire is red hot.

Chopped is one of the biggest TV shows on the Food Network, and it’s certainly a fan favorite!

It’s possible to find love on The Bachelorette. It’s also very possible to find a lucrative career path afterwards!