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Propagate Content will distribute Fox Entertainment’s unscripted programming and formats worldwide, excluding the U.S. and Canada, the companies announced at Mipcom Wednesday.

The agreement covers program sales rights for Fox’s hit series “The Masked Singer,” which recently returned for its second season. It also includes program sales and format rights for Fox’s unscripted summer series, “First Responders Live,” as well as the upcoming competition series “Ultimate Tag” hosted by NFL siblings JJ, Tj and Derek Watt.

“Fox has long been a leader in unscripted programming and Fox Entertainment continues to bring audiences engaging, appointment TV series, featuring groundbreaking formats with strong international potential,” said Cyrus Farrokh, president of Propagate Content International. “We are extremely excited to offer our distribution partners program and format rights to these world-class shows starting at Mipcom 2019.”

Founded by Ben Silverman and Howard Owens, Propagate’s recent credits include “November 13: Attack...

When the sun rises Monday, Summer 2019 will officially be over. The hottest season of the year was one to forget for series like “Reef Break” and “First Responders Live” — but neither of them were the lowest-rated show of the summer. TheWrap ranked the Big 4 broadcast networks’ Bottom 12 summer series by their average 18-49 ratings, according to the “most current” data from Nielsen. Scroll through the gallery to see how they stacked up.

Rank: 1 Show: “What Just Happened??! With Fred Savage” Net: Fox 18-49 Rating: 0.2

Rank: 2 (tie) Show: “Reef Break” Net: ABC 18-49 Rating: 0.4

Rank: 2 (tie) Show: “48 Hours: NCIS” Net: CBS 18-49 Rating: 0.4

Rank: 4 (tie) Show: “First Responders Live” Net: Fox 18-49 Rating: 0.5

Rank: 4 (tie) Show: “What Would You Do?” Net: ABC 18-49 Rating: 0.5

Rank: 4 (tie) Show: “Family Food Fight” Net: ABC 18-49 Rating: 0.5

Rank: 4 (tie) Show: “Instinct” Net: ABC 18-49 Rating: 0.5

Rank: 8 (tie) Show: “Spin the Wheel” Net: Fox 18-...

All was fairly calm on the TV ratings front Tuesday, with NBC dominating primetime despite America’s Got Talent slipping a tenth from last week with a 1.4 rating in the 18-49 adults demographic and a night-leading 9.39 million viewers. Comedy competition Bring the Funny in its cfollowed and held steady with a 0.7 rating and 3.81 million viewers.

Meanwhile, ABC’s summer fling relationship series Bachelor in Paradise maintained its ratings from last week.

Fox aired repeats on the night with the exception of the season finale of First Responders Live, which saw a slight boost in viewership and was even in the demo. On the CW, there was good news for Pandora, with the sci-fi series ticking up. Mysteries Decoded matched last week.

CBS stepped back Tuesday with a slate of repeats.

“America’s Got Talent” had a better Tuesday this week than last, and NBC widened its primetime ratings lead over ABC last night.

NBC was first in ratings with a 1.2 rating/6 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and in total viewers with an average of 7.2 million, according to preliminary numbers. “America’s Got Talent” from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. averaged a 1.4/7 and 9.1 million viewers, making it the No. 1 show of the night. “Bring the Funny” at 10 had a 0.7/4 and 3.5 million viewers.

ABC was second in ratings with a 0.8/4 and third in total viewers with 3.2 million. A two-hour “Bachelor in Paradise” from 8-10 got a 1.0/5 and 4 million viewers. Reruns followed, dragging down the network’s averages.

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CBS, Telemundo and Univision all tied for third in the key demo’s ratings,...

“America’s Got Talent” led NBC to another Tuesday win, though this one wasn’t near as dominant as the last.

Fox and its “First Responders Live” show were pretty dead on arrival again.

NBC was first in ratings with a 1.1 rating/6 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and in total viewers with an average of 7.2 million, according to preliminary numbers. “America’s Got Talent” from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. averaged a 1.3/7 — down 19% from the prior week — and 8.9 million viewers. At 10, “Bring the Funny” had a 0.7/4 and 3.7 million viewers.

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ABC was second in ratings with a 0.8/4 and third in viewers with 3.1 million. “Bachelor in Paradise” from 8-10 landed a 1.0/5 and 3.9 million viewers. Reruns followed.

CBS was third in ratings with a 0.5/3 and second in viewers with 4.6 million, airing all reruns.

Telemundo was...

“Agt” jumped in ratings on Tuesday, allowing NBC to pad its lead over ABC. On ABC, “Bachelor in Paradise” remained steady with last week’s numbers.

Further down the Nielsen ratings sheets, on Fox, “First Responders Live” could use a little CPR of its own after slipping to a new low in the key demo.

NBC was first in ratings with a 1.3 rating/7 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and in total viewers with an average of 7.5 million, according to preliminary numbers. “America’s Got Talent” from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. posted a 1.6/8 and 9.4 million viewers. “Bring the Funny” at 10 received a 0.7/4 and 3.9 million viewers.

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ABC was second in ratings with a 0.8 and third in viewers with 3.2 million. “Bachelor in Paradise” from 8-10 averaged a 1.1/6 and 4.1 million viewers. Reruns followed.

CBS and Telemundo tied for third in ratings,...

Below, you'll find a list of Fox's recent/current/upcoming primetime TV shows and their current status. To see a series' ratings (if any), click the links in the middle column.

The shows include 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Lone Star, Almost Family, Beat Shazam, BH90210, Big Bounce Battle, Bless the Harts, Bob's Burgers, The Cool Kids, Cosmos, Deputy, Duncanville, Empire, Family Guy, Filthy Rich, First Responders Live, The Four: Battle for Stardom, Ghosted, The Gifted, Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back, Gotham, The Great North, Hell's Kitchen, Hypnotize Me, La to Vegas, The Last Man on Earth, Last Man Standing, Lego Masters, Lethal Weapon, Love Connection, The Masked Singer, MasterChef, MasterChef Junior, Mental Samurai, A Moody Christmas, New Girl, neXt, The Orville, Outmatched, Paradise Hotel, The Passage, Phenoms, Proven Innocent, Rel, The Resident, The Simpsons, So You Think You Can Dance, Spin the Wheel, Star, The X-Files,...

“America’s Got Talent” began its quarterfinal rounds Tuesday and won itself the title of the highest-rated primetime program of the evening in the process. It also helped home network NBC edge out its broadcast competition to win both the 18-49 demo and total viewers.

Meanwhile, The CW’s new series, “Mysteries Decoded,” started as a mystery to most viewers — as in not many people watched it.

NBC was first in ratings with a 1.2 rating/6 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and in total viewers with an average of 7.2 million, according to preliminary numbers. From 8-10 p.m., “America’s Got Talent” scored a 1.4/7 and 9 million viewers. “Bring the Funny” at 10 brought a 0.7/4 and 3.7 million viewers.

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ABC was second in ratings with a 0.9/5 and third in viewers with 3.2 million. At 8, “Bachelor in Paradise...

It was an eventful night for ratings Tuesday, when America’s Got Talent dominated with a 1.4 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 9.53 million viewers. The NBC competition series grew two tenths from last week and provided a strong lead-in for the network’s new comedy reality competition Bring the Funny, which also grew two tenths. NBC won the night easily in both metrics.

Meanwhile, a pair of series wrapped last night: the CW’s The 100 ended its sixth season on a steady note, matching last week, as did CBS’ Blood & Treasure with its Season 1 finale. The 100 has been renewed for a seventh and final season, while Blood & Treasure was also renewed.

Things have simmered down in The Bachelor-verse as CBS’ Bachelor in Paradise saw a three-tenths slip from its Monday night premiere. Meanwhile, Fox’s First Responders Live ticked up a tenth.

Secret agents and ninjas topped the Friday demo wars, with an encore of NBC’s American Ninja Warrior (0.5/3) tying the two-hour finale of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (0.5/3).

Overall, NBC once again took the night, as Dateline also tied for the topline in demos at 0.5/3, keeping the peacock network’s Friday night winning streak alive.

Elsewhere, CBS reality show Love Island continued to pine for an audience, coming in at 0.3/3, with reruns of Hawaii Five-0 and Blue Bloods ending the eye network’s night.

On Fox, First Responders Live arrived at 0.3/2 and a 1.66 million audience, followed by a rerun of MasterChef.

The CW saw its Masters of Illusion come in at 0.2/1 and 0.82 million, with The Big Stage clocking in at 0.1/1 and 0.65 million. A rerun of The Outpost ended its night.

ABC also saw 20/20 score an 0.4/2.

The CW said an emotional goodbye to Jennie Snyder Urman’s Jane the Virgin on Wednesday night, and the telenovela dramedy starring Gina Rodriguez wrapped it run with a steady-as-ever 0.2 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 660,000 viewers. Leading into the finale was a one-hour retrospective special, which actually eclipsed the series finale in viewers.

Still, the winner of Wednesday was again Big Brother, which topped primetime and matched last week’s numbers. The reality series, along with Love Island, helped CBS tie Fox for the night with a 0.7 rating overall.

Fox’s success came due to MasterChef, which ticked up after slipping last week. It was the same for First Responders Live, also up a tenth from last week.

ABC’s Wednesday’s game-show lineup gave the network the nightly win in total viewers, with Press Your Luck matching last week’s rating.

In today’s roundup, Jennifer Cheon Garcia will appear on “Supergirl” and the Paley Center for Media announces two new exhibits.

Casting

Jennifer Cheon Garcia has been cast in a guest starring role in the fifth season premiere of the CW series “Supergirl,” Variety has learned exclusively. Described as the physical manifestation of darkness, Midnight is a murderous villain released from an otherwordly prison to enact revenge against the person who put her there. Cheon Garcia’s past TV credits include shows like “Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce,” “Zoo,” “Minority Report,” “Arrow,” “Supernatural,” “The 100,” “Lucifer,” and “Travelers.”

Renewals

“First Responders Live” has been picked up by Fox for an additional six episodes. The show follows “American heroes” such as firefighters, police officers, Ems technicians and first responders as they risk their lives to save others. TV Journalist and Emmy award-winner Josh Elliot hosts the show, providing commentary and analysis.

Fox has ordered six more episodes of its freshman series “First Responders Live,” TheWrap has learned.

The Dick Wolf-produced show will move from its original Wednesday 9 p.m. time slot to Tuesdays at 9 p.m. (a spot previously reserved for “9-1-1” reruns) beginning Aug. 6, to make room for “BH90210” — the meta-revival of “Beverly Hills, 90210” — to premiere in the 9 o’clock hour on Aug. 7.

Here’s the official description for “First Responders Live,” per Fox:

Hosted by Emmy Award-winning television journalist Josh Elliott, “First Responders Live” will provide a raw, in-depth look at the brave American heroes, including firefighters, police officers, Ems technicians and first responders, who put their own lives on the line as they race into danger to save others. Each week, the show will embed cameras in multiple cities across the country, to document a night in the life of these units. Elliott will provide live analysis and commentary,...

Veteran executive and producer David Brownfield has been tapped as Evp Programming at Dick Wolf’s Wolf Entertainment, which is based at Universal TV.

Brownfield will work with the core Wolf Entertainment team that includes president and COO Peter Jankowski, head of postproduction Arthur Forney and Director of Programming Anastasia Puglisi on all Wolf series, including NBC’s Law & Order: Svu and Chicago franchise, and CBS’ FBI and upcoming FBI: Most Wanted.

Longtime CBS executive Brownfield spent the last two and a half years as Evp for The Mark Gordon Company, transitioning to Entertainment One following the company’s acquisition.

“I’ve known David for many years and I have tremendous respect for him as an executive,” Jankowski said Tuesday. “We expect him to jump right in as his talents are perfectly suited to our scripted programming slate.”

Added Wolf: “I’m very pleased that David has joined the company.

CBS’ Big Brother continues to remain head of household among its primetime peers, matching last week’s 1.0 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 3.96 million viewers Wednesday night. Fox’s culinary reality series MasterChef cooked up a boost, rising a tenth from last week.

With CBS aided by the latest Love Island and Fox with a fresh episode of First Responders Live — both ticked up a tenth — the networks tied for the nightly win in the demo.

After a week off, ABC’s game shows made their return to the network, which won the night overall in total viewers. Card Sharks and the Elizabeth Banks-hosted revival of Press Your Luck both slipped a tenth, while Match Game held steady.

Among new episodes, the CW’s Jane the Virgin was even with last week, as was NBC’s The InBetween.

“First Responders Live” (fireman) carried Fox to a primetime win in the key adults 18-49 demo, though “MasterChef” again rated the better of the network’s two Wednesday programs.

The reason we’re hanging last night’s win on “First Responders” is because it grew in ratings week-to-week and it anchors Fox’s Wednesday primetime. The “MasterChef” demo rating also grew versus the prior week’s fast-national rating, though it was flat with the final Nielsen number, which had adjusted one-tenth of a ratings point later last Thursday.

Fox was first in ratings with a 0.7 rating/4 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic, but third in total viewers with an average of 2.7 million, according to preliminary numbers. “MasterChef” at 8 p.m. had a 0.8/4 and 3 million viewers. “First Responders Live” at 9 got a 0.6/3 and 2.3 million viewers.

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ABC and CBS was second in ratings,...

NBC’s coverage of Night 1 of the 2020 presidential election’s first Democratic debate averaged 7.4 million total viewers and a 1.6 demo rating, dominating Wednesday in both measures.

Update: With viewership via MSNBC and Telemundo now folded in, the grand total is 15.3 million — just shy of the 2016 election’s first Democratic debate, which featured featuring Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Martin O’Malley, Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee, and amassed 15.8 million. But you can add onto this year’s total more than 9 million viewers who live streamed the debate.

In a TVLine poll, Elizabeth Warren, Julian Castro and Cory Booker most impressed during the two-hour face-off.

Each weekday at 2 p.m., Dan Abrams talks to America for an hour about the law, politics and media. He’s been working steadily to expand the conversation.

Abrams hosts an afternoon show on satellite-broadcaster SiriusXM, where he holds forth on the Mueller Report and other topics that cross over from the legal world to the one we live in every day. He’s often spotted on “Good Morning America,” owing to a chief legal analyst role he has with ABC News. He’s making the literary rounds as well, with a book about a crucial law case involving Theodore Roosevelt. He continues to run his company, Abrams Media, which publishes the media-news web site Mediaite, and is leading a project that its namesake calls “the big enchilada”: Law & Crime, a live trial network that delivers courtroom cases of great interest via broadband and other venues and counts A&e as an investor.

Josh Elliott is here with some good news on the out-of-control Atv driver who led police on a wild chase that ended with him getting Smoked by another car ... the dude somehow walked away alive!!! The host of the new Fox reality series "First Responders Live" tells us the man recklessly riding around Baton Rouge and eluding cops before a super scary wreck is miraculously on the road to recovery ... and it's all thanks to...

Ahead of the August premiere of “BH90210,” Fox’s meta-revival of “Beverly Hills, 90210,” Tori Spelling says she “never” had a feud with co-star Shannen Doherty, despite the rumors surrounding the actresses following Doherty’s departure from the show after Season 4 in 1994.

“You know what, not for any reason,” Spelling said Monday on the “Daddy Issues” podcast, co-hosted by her husband Dean McDermott, when asked if she was still close with “Brenda” a.k.a. Doherty. “Like, it’s so funny, they used to… We were really close on the show. Like, she was one of my best friends. And then when she left the show, there were like all these, like, press things that came out, like, this rivalry, and it was never with us!”

“But, you know, the press makes what they want and you don’t want to say anything because you’re told, like, ‘Don’t say anything,...

We know, we know, summer hasn’t even officially begun yet and we’re already talking about Fall TV. But the broadcast networks have begun to announce the premiere dates for their new and returning shows and so it’s our duty to let you know what is going to air when.

While the list of premiere dates for new and returning shows that will hit Fox, CBS, NBC, ABC and The CW during the cooler months is still small, TheWrap has already started rounding them up to make sure you don’t miss fresh episodes of your most beloved series — and the debuts of new ones.

See broadcast’s fall premiere dates below, a list which TheWrap will continue to update as more become available in the coming months (new shows in Caps):

Monday, Sept. 23

8 p.m. “The Neighborhood” (CBS)

8 p.m. “The Voice” (NBC)

8:30 p.m.