From comic-book adaptations to sci-fi, fantasy and horror.
Here are the new geek-skewed shows coming to US TV in 2016… Heres some of the geek TV that will be making its way to us from the US next year.
They have, however, renewedStitchersfor a second season, and will try retry in 2016.
The 10-episode series is set in a near-future society in which Los Angeles is occupied by aliens.
The shows protagonists are a family torn between the two.
Amanda Righetti, Pete Jacobson and Alan Neustaedter also star.
Oliver Jackson Cohen, Ana Ulara and Gerran Howell also star.
Dilshad Vadsaria, Adhir Kalyan, Tim DeKay and Ciara Bravo also star.
Phil Klemmer, formally ofTomorrow People, will act as showrunner.
They have to bring Sara back to life, for a start.
D. B. Woodside (Buffy,Parenthood), Rachael Harris and Kevin Alejandro (Arrow) also star.
The pilot comes from Tom Kapinos withSleepy Hollows Len Wiseman directing.
Joe Henderson will serve as showrunner.
Cheo Hodari Coker will act as showrunner on the series, also writing the first two episodes.
Theres a mystery, theres a battle between good and evil and there are secrets.
TNT is reportedly lining it up for Sunday nights, where fellow-genre showsFalling SkiesandThe Last Shipsit now.
Sam Jaeger will play Michael, the stepfather of 16-year-old Charlie (C.J.
Valleroy) and father of his own teen daughter (Zara Zoe).
Joe Johnston will direct the pilot, written by Chris Black.
John McNamara andSupernaturals Sera Gamble penned the script, with Michael London and Janice Williams producing for SyFy.
The show will film in New Orleans.
The streaming service, thankfully, has never been scared of genre projects, either.
The residents begin to search for answers, uncovering government secrets, supernatural forces and one creepy little girl.
In the process, the episode order was also cut.
The series sees him on a quest for answers, which could lead to the end of the world.
Philip Glenister and Gabriel Bateman will also star.
Kirkman will write the pilot with Adam Wingard directing, and serve as executive producer thereafter.
It has been picked up for 10 episodes.
It will be filmed in New Zealand, which bodes well for its visual appeal.
The pilot was penned by Spenser Cohen, with Turteltaub directing.
Its position as one of many shows on the air also means crossovers are a possibility.
Oscar-winning writer Akiva Goldsman penned the pilot script with Marc Haimes, and both would serve as executive producers.
Thats your lot for the time being, but well update this list as soon as more info arrives.
