May 27, 2007, 10:26PM
Former X-Files star portrays a writer in film and a Showtime series
By BRUCE WESTBROOK
Ten's best new US season in years
Author: Network Ten | May 28, 2007, 15:50
In its best new US season in many years, Network Ten has picked up nine new US shows and enjoyed 100 per cent renewals of its established favourites.
Speaking upon his return from the annual Los Angeles screenings, TEN's chief programming officer, David Mott, said: "Both in terms of volume and quality, this is by far our most promising result from Hollywood in a decade.
"Securing the 20th Century Fox Television deal has proved an enormous coup as it will deliver the most talked about new sit-coms of the season – Back to You and The Rules for Starting Over – as well as at least three one-hour dramas.
"These shows are absolutely targeted at TEN's 18-49 audience profile and underscore why we were so determined to secure the Fox agreement."
Mr Mott added TEN would also pick up at least one new one-hour drama from NBC Universal Studios, two one-hour series from CBS Paramount and one new drama/comedy from Showtime.
He concluded: "This is the strongest position Network Ten has ever enjoyed in terms of US content, and these new series will significantly bolster our schedule going forward."
NEW US SERIES COMING TO TEN IN 2007/8:
From Showtime:
Californication – one of the boldest new series since Sex and the City, get ready for David Duchovny's (X-Files) triumphant return to television. Comedy/drama series about a self-destructive novelist trying to re-launch his writing career and help raise his teenaged daughter; his obsession with honesty and his battles with drink, drugs and relationships are simultaneously destroying and enriching his career.
One-hour Showtime series launching later this year. it's a half hour not an hour. Unless the pilot is an hour
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