Last May, while several broadcasters were still holding out hope that they would be able to have a normal fall season despite the pandemic-related production shutdowns, The CW was one of the first networks to throw in the towel. The network said it would delay its 2020-21 TV season until January 2021—when most of its scripted shows would begin to premiere—and air mostly acquired and unscripted shows in the fall.
“We made a hard choice not to try to rush stuff into production, for health and safety,” Mark Pedowitz, The CW’s chairman and CEO, said.
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