Gotham named most promising new TV project for Fall 2014
The Television Critics Association has selected the most promising TV projects for fall 2014, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The most promising new show, according to critics, is the Fox crime drama Gotham, which will introduce viewers to the story of the origin of the heroes and villains of Gotham. The second place was taken by The CW's dramedy "Jane the Virgin", and the third place was taken by "Jane the Virgin". Showtime's provocative drama Romance. In the drama category, Gotham is also leading. "Roman" won second place in the new ABC thriller "How to Avoid Punishment for Murder" with Viola Davis in the title role. From the comedy race, the winner was the family sitcom "Blackish" Channel ABC starring Anthony Anderson and Laurence Fishburne. Second and third places went to Jane the Virgin and NBC's A to Z respectively. Among the actors, the "potential new star" was Gina Rodriguez ("The Virgin Jane"), who received four times more votes than Grant Gustin ("Flash") and Robin Taylor ("Gotham"). The Topic of Article: Gotham named most promising new TV project for Fall 2014. |
