Last week, the fall broadcast season in the United States kicked off, and as part of it, several new series will be coming up soon. Get a glimpse of series that may even reach us sometime.
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The Big Leap":
"The Great Opportunity", in free translation, is a musical drama centered on a collection of people from different backgrounds and backgrounds, of different ages, who come to face a new reality, looking for stars for a hip-hop musical based on "Swan Lake".
The series follows the dramas of anonymous people who dream of succeeding big time.
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"Kingdom":
Another intriguing musical drama, centered on a 90s girl band whose members unite to make a comeback and recreate their glory days.
The series stars, among others, singer Brandy and rapper Eve.
Although the concept is reminiscent of the series "Girls Forever", produced by Tina Fey and recently aired in Israel as well, "Malchut" has more drama and intrigue between the girls.
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"Our Kind of People
": Yaya de Costa (former finalist in the reality show "The Next Top Model") plays a single mother who wants to upgrade her social status at all costs, while being exposed to a dark secret from her family past.
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"Ordinary Joe"
: Actor James Volk ("Meter Man") plays three different characters in three timelines, in each of which he fulfills a different dream: in one axis he works as a policeman and continues his father's path, in the second axis he is a music star And on the third axis he is a brother in a hospital and married for the love of his life.
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"La Brea"
: A science fiction series produced by Keshet's international arm.
The plot deals with a huge abyss that opens into the heart of Los Angeles.
Those who are sucked down into the abyss find themselves in a mysterious and dangerous reality, in which they must fight to survive.
Science Fiction In Los Angeles.
La Brea,
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"Kingstown Mayor"
: Jeremy Renner ("The Avengers") stars in a crime drama about a small town in Michigan, which houses government detention facilities.
At the same time, it will air in November on the streaming service Disney Plus a mini-series starring him, centered on the character of "Hawk I" from the Marvel "Avengers" gang.
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"Dexter: New Blood"
: Eight years after it came off the screen (with one of the most disappointing ending episodes ever), a new season of "Dexter" will air in November on the serial killer who haunts those he thinks have escaped punishment.
Michael C. Hall returns to play Dexter in a new ten-episode season.
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Remakes
: Next month will feature two TV remakes of successful horror films: "Chuckie", about the murderous puppet from the "Kids Game" series, and "I Know What You Did Last Summer," which was a cinematic hit in the late '90s.
But the most intriguing remake of all is the series "The Magic Years", the nostalgic drama about a teenage boy in the late 60's in the USA. In the new incarnation, the series will give representation to the black community with a black hero, , Who recalls her childhood years.
"Ordinary Joe",
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Police Series
: The successful police series "CSI", which ran for 15 seasons, yielded a series of daughter series. As part of the new TV season, "CSI: Vegas" will air, with new characters joining some of the returning veterans. Another police series that will air this season is "NCIS Hawaii," the fourth in the NCIS corporation, centered for the first time on a female protagonist (former MTV actress, model and presenter, Vanessa Lashay). Another series is "FBI International," by coveted creator Dick Wolf ("Law & Order"). This is another subsidiary of the "FBI" series.
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New Reality
: "The Activist" is a new reality show made in collaboration with Global Citizen, in which six contestants, social activists in the fields of education, health and the environment, will compete with each other in different challenges as they spread their messages. The goal: to reach the G20 conference in Rome. The format was recently announced, and immediately garnered harsh reviews. Many have argued that allocating resources to commercial reality comes at the expense of funds that could have gone directly to organizations. Another reality format that will come up this season is "Good Talent: Extreme", which will focus on extreme enthusiasts who do dangerous and wild things. Chef Gordon Ramsey has another new format of cooking reality: "Next Level Chef", in which amateur chefs compete who are constantly rising in difficulty. A new dance reality is “Come Dance With Me,” in which inexperienced young dancers compete alongside an experienced dancer of their choice.
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"Tonight Show for Kids"
: A subsidiary of Jimmy Fallon's popular show, which he also produces.
This is a light-hearted entertainment program that will be guided by children, and will air next month on the "Peacock" streaming service.
