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"While your DVR is just starting to get senioritis (sooo soon it&amp;#x27;ll be summer, and your DVR can slack to its little heart&amp;#x27;s content!), the networks are unveiling all the stuff we&amp;#x27;ll be watching in the fall and beyond. NBC kicked things off this morning at Radio City Music Hall&amp;amp;#8212;here&amp;#x27;s what you missed. 1. Community is being renewed. It doesn&amp;#x27;t have an air date set yet&amp;amp;#8212;but breathe easy, Greendale diehards. You are one season closer to turning your favorite hashtag (#sixseasonsandamovie) into a reality. 2. Michael J. Fox&amp;amp;#8212;funny and friggin&amp;#x27; adorable as ever. NBC is making no secret of the fact that they&amp;#x27;re after a family-oriented viewership this season. But two comedies with the word &amp;quot;family&amp;quot; actually in the title cannot hold a candle to the potential Michael J. Fox has to make both me and my mom jump up and down. His new show about a newscaster dad with Parkinson&amp;#x27;s looks like NBC&amp;#x27;s comedy win for the year. Check it out: 3. If the comedies let parents laugh, the dramas will totally stress them out. Believe (midseason) starts with a car accident-murder that orphans a little girl. Blacklist kicks off with a daughter being snatched, then unwittingly outfitted with a bomb. And, oh yeah, Crisis (also midseason) is about a whole busful of children being kidnapped. Seriously, I needed a drink after the trailers alone, and I don&amp;#x27;t have any kids yet. 4. David Schwimmer&amp;amp;#8212;still got it. I kid you not, by my measure of crowd enthusiasm, the highlight of the presentation was when cameras cut to David Schwimmer, who sat up front because he directed the pilot for new comedy About a Boy (midseason). The two guys behind me whispered to each other: &amp;quot;Schwimmer in the house!&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Awesome!&amp;quot; Poor NBC, always chasin&amp;#x27; that Friends magic. 5. Chicago Fire fans, get ready for more. Not only is Fire back, it&amp;#x27;s getting a spin-off&amp;amp;#8212;Chicago P.D. And it sounds like there&amp;#x27;ll be crossover between the two shows. What I can tell you for sure is that producers had the foresight to shoot a tense confrontation between two hot cops while they were half-naked in the locker room. &amp;quot;No, this can&amp;#x27;t wait till we put our shirts on, Detective.&amp;quot; *That&amp;#x27;s my dialogue, not the show&amp;#x27;s, fyi. Just a little improv. 6. Blacklist has the best buzz of all the new shows out there right now. James Spader&amp;#x27;s latest character&amp;amp;#8212;a fugitive mastermind with a buzz cut&amp;amp;#8212;makes Robert California look like a happy-go-lucky wimp. I&amp;#x27;m already sucked into this show. 7. NBC is into putting Breaking Bad alums on the payroll. The high-profile casting here is Betsy Brandt (Marie!) as Michael J. Fox&amp;#x27;s wife&amp;amp;#8212;but I also spotted Ted Beneke a.k.a. Christopher Cousins in the Chicago P.D. trailer. 8. American Dream Builders will absolutely be my new jam. An uplifting home-renovation show with a design-to-die-for twist and the clean lines of Nate Berkus&amp;#x27; hair? IN. IN. IN. Which NBC offerings look promising to you? Click here to see everything. Photo: NBC"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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