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BEVERLY HILLS, CA – JULY 29: Cindy Holland, Netflix's vice president of original programming The Television Critics Association (19659002) The Television Critics Association, The Television Critics Association, has been in the forefront of television broadcasting in Beverly Hills on Sunday with Netflix dominating the day with a spread of programming announcements for the 2018 television season and beyond. HBO, Viacom and Facebook, Sessions from A + E Networks (Viceland, Lifetime), Starz, Amazon, AMC, National Geographic, Discovery and for their turn in the spotlight at various stages of the course began on Wednesday.
For Netflix, which previously forecasted it would spend roughly $ 8 billion on this year, their already sizable libra ry of syndicated and original movies and shows will continue to expand in the near future. On Sunday, the first edition of the comedy series, the first edition of the comedy series, GLOW.
The new shows will consist of the biographical limited series Madam CJ Walker starring Octavia Spencer, the Mediterranean mystery drama White Lines, and the unscripted cooking programs The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell and award-winning conductor Samin Nosrat's Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat.
McConnell earned the title of the author and the author of the best of the world.
Cindy Holland, Netflix's vice president of original programming, introduced the company's new slate along with emcee Nicole Byer (comedian and star of the reality bake-off competition show Nailed It ).
Executive Produced by Spencer and newly-minted Los Angeles Laker James Lebron, CJ Walker chronicles the improbable life of America's first black, self-made female millionaire – an orphaned daughter of slaves who is one of the best-of-breed women in the world.
The eight-episode series will be From the A'Lelia Bundles book On Her Own Ground and Walker's great-great-granddaughter with 
With White Lines, Netflix is banking The first days of the year, the first dates were also announced for the 2018 Fall series Maniac, the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and writer-producer Chuck Lorre's The Kominsky Method.
Firsting Sept. 21, Maniac stars Jonah Hill and Emma Stone in a 10-episode limited series of two psychologically afflicted strangers trapped in the late stages of a shadowy pharmaceutical trial. Justin Theroux moonlights as the doctor in charge who claims he can "repair the mind" with a badtail of pills he personally engineered.
Fittingly timed for the week of Halloween, Mad Men 's Kiernan Shipka ( who played Sally Draper) Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, A darker rendition and origin story of Sabrina the Teenage Witch with a large ensemble cast also featuring Miranda Otto, Lucy Davis and Ross Lynch
Sabrina will debut on Oct. 26 and is based on the Archie Comics series of the same name.
Chuck Lorre's The Kominsky Method Michael Douglas in his first television role since the 1970s ( The Streets of San Francisco ). Alongside Alan Arkin, the pair will play a washed-up A-lister and his veteran agent simultaneously enduring their advancing years in the unforgettable eye of Hollywood.
The eight-episode series will premiere on Nov. 16.
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BEVERLY HILLS, CA – JULY 29: Cindy Holland, Netflix's Vice President of Original Programming, Fitted Together, Beverly Hills on Sunday. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images for Netflix
The Television Critics Association: The Television Critics Association: A Review of the Television Critics Association. HBO, Viacom and Facebook: Sessions from A + E Networks (Viceland, Lifetime), Starz, AMC, National Geographic, Discovery and YouTube also took turns
For Netflix, which previously forecasted it would spend roughly $ 8 billion on this year 's, their already sizable library of syndicated and original movies and shows will continue to expand in the near future. On Sunday, the first edition of the comedy series, the first edition of the comedy series, GLOW.
The new shows will consist of the biographical limited series Madam CJ Walker starring Octavia Spencer, the Mediterranean mystery drama White Lines, and the unscripted cooking programs The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell and award-winning conductor Samin Nosrat's Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat.
McConnell earned the title of the author of a series of creative and creative
Cindy Holland, Netflix's vice president of original programming, introduced the company's new slate along with emcee Nicole Byer (comedian and star of the reality bake-off competition show Nailed It ).
Executive Produced by Spencer and newly-minted Los Angeles Laker James Lebron, CJ Walker chronicles the improbable life of America's first black, self-made female millionaire – an orphaned daughter of slaves who is one of the best-of-breed women in the world.
The eight-episode series will be From the A'Lelia Bundles book On Her Own Ground and Walker's great-great-granddaughter with With White Lines, Netflix is banking The first days of the year, the first dates were also announced for the 2018 Fall series Maniac, the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and writer-producer Chuck Lorre's The Kominsky Method.
Firsting Sept. 21, Maniac stars Jonah Hill and Emma Stone in a 10-episode limited series of two psychologically afflicted strangers trapped in the late stages of a shadowy pharmaceutical trial. Justin Theroux moonlights as the doctor in charge who claims he can "repair the mind" with a badtail of pills he personally engineered.
Fittingly timed for the week of Halloween, Mad Men 's Kiernan Shipka ( who played Sally Draper) Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, A darker rendition and origin story of Sabrina the Teenage Witch with a large ensemble cast also featuring Miranda Otto, Lucy Davis and Ross Lynch
Sabrina will debut on Oct. 26 and is based on the Archie Comics series of the same name.
Chuck Lorre's The Kominsky Method Michael Douglas in his first television role since the 1970s ( The Streets of San Francisco ). Alongside Alan Arkin, the pair will play washed-up A-lister and his veteran agent simultaneously enduring their advancing years in the unforgettable eye of Hollywood.
The eight-episode series will premiere on Nov. 16.
