During the spring, the network ordered full seasons for Batwoman, Nancy Drew, and Katy Keene.

Premiere dates for the first two series have now been announced for the first two weeks of October.

Ruby Rose’s incarnation of Batwoman will hit screens on October 6th. The cousin of Bruce Wayne attempts to save Gotham three years after Batman disappears and must do so while battling her own inner demons, which include a complicated family and feelings for her ex-girlfriend.

The remake of Nancy Drew will arrive three days later. The team behind Gossip Girl — Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage — are producing the series, which stars Kennedy McCann as the titular character. The first season will revolve around the murder of a local socialite, with Nancy as one of the prime suspects.

The date for the Riverdale spin-off, Katy Keene, has not yet been announced. It is set to star Lucy Hale as one of four friends who venture to New York City to follow their dreams.

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The CW is bringing the teenage detective back to screens in a new series starring Kennedy McCann.

The unknown actress will portray the titular character who thought she’d be leaving home for college following her high school graduation, but is instead held back due to a family tragedy and finds herself involved in solving a local mystery.

The series, created by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, who brought us Gossip Girl and Dynasty, featured Freddie Prinze Jr. as Nancy’s estranged father in the pilot, which has officially been picked up by the network.

However, the role has now been recast, with Scott Wolf taking over.

The Party of Five star has a rather important part to play as Nancy’s investigative work reveals unsettling secrets about the attorney’s past.

Nancy Drew will hit screens in the fall.

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During the spring, the network ordered full seasons for Batwoman, Nancy Drew, and Katy Keene.

Premiere dates for the first two series have now been announced for the first two weeks of October.

Ruby Rose’s incarnation of Batwoman will hit screens on October 6th. The cousin of Bruce Wayne attempts to save Gotham three years after Batman disappears and must do so while battling her own inner demons, which include a complicated family and feelings for her ex-girlfriend.

The remake of Nancy Drew will arrive three days later. The team behind Gossip Girl — Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage — are producing the series, which stars Kennedy McCann as the titular character. The first season will revolve around the murder of a local socialite, with Nancy as one of the prime suspects.

The date for the Riverdale spin-off, Katy Keene, has not yet been announced. It is set to star Lucy Hale as one of four friends who venture to New York City to follow their dreams.

The post The CW Announces Premiere Dates for New Shows appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The CW is bringing the teenage detective back to screens in a new series starring Kennedy McCann.

The unknown actress will portray the titular character who thought she’d be leaving home for college following her high school graduation, but is instead held back due to a family tragedy and finds herself involved in solving a local mystery.

The series, created by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, who brought us Gossip Girl and Dynasty, featured Freddie Prinze Jr. as Nancy’s estranged father in the pilot, which has officially been picked up by the network.

However, the role has now been recast, with Scott Wolf taking over.

The Party of Five star has a rather important part to play as Nancy’s investigative work reveals unsettling secrets about the attorney’s past.

Nancy Drew will hit screens in the fall.

The post Freddie Prinze Jr. No Longer Starring in “Nancy Drew” appeared first on TheDailyDay.