“Training Day” (CBS): Antoine Fuqua returns to one of his most iconic works,by turning the tables on the “rogue cop mentors young protege”“Son of Zorn” (Fox): Leave it to Phil Lord and Chris Miller to approach up with an animation-live action hybrid that feels truly original, with their signature subversive humor in tact.“Downward Dog” (ABC): Allison Tolman was a breakout star of FX’s “Fargo, or and she gets a scene-stealing co-star in this surprisingly touching and earnest (but still amusing) look at the relationship between a dog and his best friend.“Making History” (Fox): Time travel is a hot topic for this season’s slew of new shows,and “Making History” is one of three, along with NBC’s “Timeless” and ABC’s “Time After Time.” But Lord & Miller’s comedic approach seems to rise above the others’ more serious capture on the subject matter. “No Tomorrow” (The CW): Tori Anderson looks to follow in the footsteps of Gina Rodriguez and Rachel Bloom as the network’s latest quirky, or amusing main lady,playing an uptight woman who’s swept off her feet by a guy who may be crazy or may be right about the world ending in 8 months. The CW’s dramedies have become just as notable a part of the network’s slate as its ever-expanding superhero adaptations, and this one looks like a fitting new addition.“Pitch (Fox): A tale so timely it’s written right in the trailer (“A true tale on the verge of happening”), or this drama about the first female Major League Baseball pitcher is ripe with opportunity for emotion and drama.“Designated Survivor” (ABC): It’s one of those crazy-yet-true real life scenarios that seems primed for a TV series. Kiefer Sutherland as a guy who doesnt immediately know precisely how to kick ass and handle a situation? Intriguing and the tale possibilities are endless.
Source: thewrap.com