Tuesday marked the first day of the winter portion of the biannual Television Critics Association press tour, when entertainment journalists convene for a weeks-long tasting of new and popular shows. Each network gets its own day to dazzle reporters and Fox drew the first straw, working some fancy footwork to spread itshit into other talents while aexecutive producer and co-creator also said he’d be open to franchising that property. Elsewhere in the TV universe, more capes and capers are in store at The CW.Masked Singer9-1-1

Got a favorite The CW show? Good news! It’s probably been renewed. The channel announced Tuesday thatandeach earned second seasons while,,,, andwill be back for third seasons and?and?will each be back for a fourth.??will return for Season 5,?and?will be around for Season 6,?and?ran away with a seventh season. (It was previously announced that, the juggernaut that resurrected the channel’s love of the comic-book hero genre, would end this year).BatwomanNancy DrewAll AmericanLegaciesRoswell, New MexicoIn the DarkCharmedDynastyBlack LightningRiverdaleDC’s Legends of TomorrowSupergirlThe FlashArrow

The CW has also ordered 13 additional episodes of. The new series, which is based on the Archie Comics character, premieres February 6 and stars.Katy KeeneLucy Hale

In a complete no-brainer move, Fox has ordered a spin-off to its secret singing sensation series,?, entitledThe Masked Dancer. Produced in conjunction withand based on the guessing game popularized on her, the press release promises that “celebrity contestants will perform unique dances, while covered from head-to-toe in elaborate costumes and face masks, leaving audiences to guess their identities.”The Masked SingerEllen DeGeneresdaytime series

“This is gonna be just as fun and suspenseful asThe Masked Singer, but with a lot more?Krumping,” DeGeneres said in the statement. “And I cannot wait!”

Because one cannot live onA Charlie Brown Christmasalone, Fox has ordered a new holiday special from Seth Green, John Harvatine IV, Matthew Senreich and Eric Towner’s Stoopid Buddy Stoodios. Written by’s Tom Root, this stop-motion animated TV movie brings together classic holiday icons, including Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, as well as stars of other holidays like Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Thanksgiving — even Daylight Saving — for what is described as a “visceral, action-packed hour of holiday insanity.” It will air this coming winter as part of Fox’s Not So Silent Nights block of holiday-themed programming.Robot Chicken

, Fox’s spin-off to its popular high-stakes procedural, will premiere January 19 and is anchored by an extremely well-bronzed and charismatic. Does this mean that there’s plans to franchise this series, a la what uber-producerdoes with hisChicagoandLaw & Orderprocedurals on rival network NBC?9-1-1: Lone Star9-1-1Rob LoweDick Wolf

“The idea is to have the brand grow in a way that feels organic and natural,” executive producer, showrunner, and co-creator Tim Minear said at TCA. “We didn’t want to jump into a new iteration of9-1-1until we felt like we had something that was part of the universe but unique and had something else to say.”

But, he added that “Am I going to ‘Dick Wolf’ the show? Hell yeah.”