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One is Glee, the Fox musical comedy series I hope you've already seen, and added to your weekly viewing list.
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And how about Fox sensation Glee?
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With a new software update coming in November, fans of the Fox show Glee, for example, will be able to rent an episode, start watching on their iPhones during the morning commute, watch some more on the PC during lunch, and finish up after work with the iPad or Apple TV.
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Though Fox's "Glee, " a music-laced show about a high-school glee club, remains in the top 20 for viewers between the ages of 18 and 49, it has seen its rating drop 25% in that group so far this TV season compared with a year earlier, according to Nielsen data provided by Fox. (Fox, like The Wall Street Journal, is owned by News Corp.) This could signal a challenge for "Smash, " Mr. Adgate says.
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Those stations relay Fox programming such as "Glee" and "Family Guy" for free over the airwaves in local markets and add their own local news and other programming.
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Fox (720p) has Glee at 9 p.m.
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In the other, Fox will have the same combination with American Idol and Glee.
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Fox programming executives have shrewdly used the series as a platform to launch or boost other Fox shows, including Fringe, House, Lie to Me and Glee.
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