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News that former White House comms director Hope Hicks would be heading up communications at "new Fox" overshadowed Disney's announcement of its leadership structure post-merger. 

As Joe Adalian wrote for Vulture this week, "Network TV isn’t dead, but it’s sure not getting any healthier." Ratings trends are still down, especially for some big tentpole series, but there were some happy surprises, including "The Cool Kids" on Fox.

Word began trickling out last week that Bob Greenblatt would probably be leaving NBC in the coming months. He actually stepped down this week, wanting to leave on his own terms while the network was on top. 

With the Emmys done and dusted, it's time to look ahead to fall TV. The fall season is no longer as big a deal as it used to be for network TV, but it's still a time when broadcast and streaming alike launch some big projects.

Within hours of Ronan Farrow's second New Yorker story about sexual assault allegations against Leslie Moonves, the mogul was officially done at the company.

More than 5 million people on average tuned in to watch Kevin Costner in 'Yellowstone,' the surprise hit for the recently rebranded Paramount Network. 

The end of the 'The Big Bang Theory' represents the end of an era in a lot of ways. And that's not the only big one going away. 

Michelle Wolf's 'The Break' is now on a permanent break. And gone too is 'The Joel McHale Show.' Both shows began streaming just earlier this year, but didn't have enough viewers or buzz to keep them going.