Fall brings to mind crisp days, a new school year, and of course, an entirely fresh television lineup on the small screen. From a wacky comedy taking place at a veterinary practice, a smoldering (literally!) fire house drama to Eva Longoria’s new dating show with its modern take on relationships, here’s a glimpse at seven brand-new shows on NBC’s fall lineup starring Latinos that we can’t wait to tune in to see. So grab your remote — and look forward to a fall filled with Latinos on television!
Check out cutie JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Dorothy Crane, a caring animal-lover who helps rescue a struggling veterinary clinic in the sitcom, “Animal Practice.” The show hits airwaves Sept. 26 at 8/7c.
Monica Raymund adds a sizzling element to “Chicago Fire,” a compelling drama about the dangerous – and exhilarating – trials that the team at Chicago Firehouse 51 experience. Live the drama yourself when the show premieres October 10 at 10/9c.
J.D. Pardo (whom you may recognize thanks to his roles on several television series including “American Dream” and “Clubhouse”) plays Nate, a militia member with a romantic interest in lead character Charlie Matheson (Tracy Spiridakos). Watch the drama unfold on “Revolution,” which premieres Sept. 17th at 10/9c.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler became a teen icon thanks to her role on “The Sopranos,” but now, the half-Cuban actress is flexing her comedy chops in “Guys with Kids,” a sitcom about three thirty-something dads and the women that love them. “Guys with Kids” premieres Sept. 26 at 8:30/7:30c
You won’t want to miss Laz Alonso play FBI agent Will Moreno as he cleverly devises a plot to help solve the complicated murder of a notorious party girl and wealthy socialite. The drama hits the small screen late fall.
Eva Longoria may be single but she’s trying to help find love for some hopeful hotties in her new reality dating show, “Ready for Love”. Get to know Tim Lopez (a member of the rock band Plain White T’s) and Ernesto Arguello (a Cuban-Nicaraguan civil and architectural engineer) in this wild ride of a show, set to premiere this winter.
There’s more than one reason to look forward to football season, and it’s called “Do No Harm.” This modern Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde drama stars Mexican American actress Alana De La Garza as clever Dr. Lena Solis, and will premiere mid-season after Sunday football at 10/9c.
