Author: Gary Levin, USA TODAY

Which shows are keepers, goners or on the fence: Read the lists of network TV shows and vote to save your favrorites

See which network series are a lock to return, dead in the water or somewhere in between, and vote to save your favorites.

The NBC sitcom, which aired from 1992-99, is getting a 12-episode revival, but only Spectrum cable subscribers can watch.

The lack of a host didn’t detract Oscar viewers, as 3 million more tuned in than last year, perhaps due to more popular best-picture nominees.

The comedian will make his second try at a Comedy Central pop-culture series, this time in a difficult slot following “The Daily Show.”

The latest entrant will seek to appeal to all age groups with a range of existing programming, including ‘Friends,’ and original series, too.

The groundbreaking comedy has been renewed for a final season, but will call it quits in 2020.

Showtime made several programming announcements at the Television Critics Association, including a new legal thriller to star Bryan Cranston and officially bringing back cult fave “The L Word.”

Fox’s lastest live musical aired a rehearsal performance taped Saturday after actor Brennin Hunt, who plays Roger Davis in the show, broke his foot.