Beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 11th, Constantine will be making its first appearance at New York Comic-Con with a panel that features the likes of Matt Ryan, Angelica Celeya, and series creator David S. Goyer. The first episode of the series, based on DC Comics character Hellblazer, will be screened on Thursday, October 9th at 8:30 and aired on NBC Friday, October 24th at 10:00.

Sunday, October 12th will see The Following paneled at 11:00 a.m. on the Empire Stage; slated to represent the series, which underwent a second showrunner change of the summer recently, are executive producer Marcos Siega, Kevin Bacon, and Shawn Ashmore. The third season of The Following is set to premiere next year on FOX. 1:15 p.m. is the start of the Gotham panel on the main stage, as the comic drama from Bruno Heller (Rome) sends the likes of Ben McKenzie, Sean Pertwee, Robin Lord Taylor, and Erin Richards for its first trip to the pop culture gathering. The series premiere of Gotham airs Monday, September 22nd at 8:00 on FOX.

ABC supernatural procedural Forever will make its New York Comic-Con premiere at 3:15 on the Empire Stage, with Ioan Gruffudd, Alana De La Garza, and executive producer Matt Miller all slated to be in attendance at the panel. Forever will have a special preview behind Dancing with the Stars on Monday, September 22nd before moving to its regular time slot on Tuesday, September 23rd at 10:00. Immediately after Forever comes Person of Interest, whose panel begins at 4:30. Jim Caviezel, Michael Emerson, Amy Acker, Kevin Chapman, and executive producer Greg Plageman will be answering questions about the CBS drama’s buzzed about third season and what to expect from the upcoming fourth season, which premieres Tuesday, September 23rd at 10:00.

Also slated for New York Comic-Con is a special screening of the second season premiere of CW drama The 100. The screening will take place Thursday, October 9th at 8:30, while the episode will have its television premiere Wednesday, October 22nd at 9:00.

Will you be going to New York Comic-Con? What other shows would you like to see paneled this year? How do you think broadcast genre shows will do this season?

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Created by Emily Kapnek (Suburgatory), Selfie stars Karen Gillan (Doctor Who) as vapid Eliza Dooley, a woman so consumed with her social media presence that she’s kind of forgotten how to interact with people in her real life. Desperate to stamp out the loneliness she’s feeling, she contacts marketing guru Henry Higenbottam (John Cho) in hopes of rebranding herself. Starring Ben Feldman (Mad Men) and Cristin Milioti (How I Met Your Mother), A to Z follows Andrew, who works at an internet dating company, and lawyer Zelda as they meet and cautiously begin a relationship despite the vast differences that exit between them.

From Margaret Nagle (Boardwalk Empire), Red Band Society centers on a group of teenagers who live together in a pediatric hospital wing. Despite the abnormality of their situation, though, they experience many of the same feelings and mile-markers that their healthier peers do. Finally, Forever follows star medical examiner Henry Morgan (Ioan Gruffudd) as he tries to hide the secret of his immortality from his co-workers and uses his vast experience in the medical field to impress his new partner Jo Martinez (Alana De La Garza). The show also features Judd Hirsch (Damages), Lorraine Touissant (Orange Is the New Black), and Joel David Moore (Hatchet).

Selfie premieres Tuesday, September 30th at 8:00 on ABC, with A to Z debuting Thursday, October 2nd at 9:30 on NBC. Red Band Society will have its television premiere on Wednesday, September 17th at 9:00 on FX, while Forever will get a sneak preview behind Dancing with the Stars on September 22nd before settling into its Tuesdays at 10:00 slot on September 23rd. Each pilot is also available on their network’s respective website, as well as various on-demand outlets.

Which of Selfie, A to Z, Red Band Society, and Forever do you think had the best pilot? Of the four, how many are you willing to check out a second episode of? Should networks continue releasing pilots early in order to increase sampling?

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