Broadcasting & Cable - May 21, 2012

Who killed, what flopped and why so many network executives were hopping mad last week. B&C examines the best -- and the worst -- of the 2012 upfronts.

• News
• Currency
• Buyers See Plenty of Content, But No Sure Hits
• Programming
• ABC: Lee Looks to Build on Drama Successes
• CBS: Key Shifts for 'Two and a Half Men,' '2 Broke Girls'
• Fox: Taking Another Swing at Four-Comedy Tuesday
• CW Shifts Six of Its Seven Returning Series
• USA: Expanding Beyond Drama
• Univision: Getting Into the TV Everywhere Game
• Turner Presents New Video Strategy, With No Glitches
• ESPN: Promoting 'Face' Value
• Telemundo Media Hopes to Capture 'Duality' of Hispanic Audience
• Discovery en Español Gets in the Game
• Fox Hispanic Media: Breaking the Hispanic Network Mold
• NBC: Betting Big on Comedy, 'The Voice'
• Station to Station
• Philly Station Puts New 'Twist' on Dance Show
• Washington Watch
• NCTA Co-Chairs: Cable Must Keep Innovating, Differentiating

• Opinion
• Editorial
• Editorial: Defining Patience