Dr. Death airs on NBC

NBC airs new show "Dr. Death" after six months of strikes by actors and writers. Now streaming on Peacock.

The entertainment industry has been experiencing a resurgence in old, franchised content. Networks, such as ABC and NBC, have been airing classic series like "Only Murders in the Building" and "Dr. Death." This recycling of old content has been a trend for networks, as they have been airing old series that have become popular on streaming platforms.

NBC's basic cable "farm team" has been responsible for churning out more original content, which has now moved to Peacock. The emergence of shows like "Poker Face" and "Dr. Death" on Peacock has proven to be successful, with the latter being based on a popular podcast. "Dr. Death" stars Mandy Moore and Edgar Ramirez and follows the story of a dashing throat doctor who promises miracle cures using high-tech gadgets.

NBC's farm team has also produced other successful series, such as "Poker Face," which stars Natasha Lyonne in a crime-solving road trip. The success of these series has proven that old content can still be relevant in today's entertainment landscape.

In addition to this trend, networks have also been airing special reports on health emergencies, including the restrictions on abortion access. ABC's "On the Brink" is a special report hosted by Diane Sawyer and Rachel Scott, focusing on health emergencies occurring in states with restrictive abortion access. The emotional toll and life-threatening health emergencies faced by women seeking to terminate their pregnancies are highlighted in this special report.

Aside from this, classic films like "Double Indemnity" and "The Apartment" have also been airing on TCM, featuring actors like Fred MacMurray. These films have been a highlight for classic movie enthusiasts, providing a nostalgic viewing experience for audiences.

Overall, the entertainment industry has been experiencing a resurgence in old content, with networks airing classic series and films, as well as producing successful original content. This trend has proven that old content can still be relevant and engaging for audiences in today's entertainment landscape.