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The CW Spring Premiere Dates; Henry Winkler Heads to HISTORY Channel

The CW Network announced spring premiere dates for new and returning programming, including the new drama series Sherlock & Daughter and returning favorites Sullivan's Crossing and Children Ruin Everything.

The new mystery thriller series Sherlock & Daughter, starring Emmy(R) Award-nominee David Thewlis (The Artful Dodger, Fargo) as the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes, premieres on Wednesday, April 16 (9:00-10:00pm ET/PT). Inspirational women from across the country are recognized in the one-hour special Remarkable Women on Sunday, April 20 (9:00-10:00pm ET/PT). The hit series Sullivan's Crossing, starring Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray and Scott Patterson returns for its third season on Wednesday, May 7 (8:00-9:00pm ET/PT). Family comedy Children Ruin Everything, starring Meaghan Rath and Aaron Abrams, resumes its fourth and final season with two new back-to-back episodes on Wednesday, June 18 (9:00-9:30pm ET/PT, 9:30-10:00pm ET/PT).

The HISTORY Channel(TM) greenlights the new nonfiction series Hazardous History with Henry Winkler, to be executive produced, hosted and narrated by Emmy Award(R) winning actor Henry Winkler (Barry, Happy Days). The eight-episode fast-paced, nostalgia-fueled series produced by A+E Factual Studios(TM) group in association with GroupM Motion Entertainment, will take viewers on a thrilling ride through America's past, uncovering the reckless and dangerous pastimes, practices and products you would never see today but were once a part of everyday Americana.

In each hour-long episode, Winkler dives into the unsupervised and often perilous activities of the past, revealing things people used to do for fun, money, or even out of boredom, that are unthinkable in today's modern world. From doctors who prescribed cigarettes and sodas laced with cocaine and lithium to radioactive toys and toxic refrigerators - this series unveils a forgotten era of America when irresponsible and hazardous products and practices were common occurrences.

Posted by Pavan -- SitcomsOnline.com at 12:00 PM

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Labels: Barry, Children Ruin Everything, Happy Days, History, The CW