ABC keeps chugging along with their soapy dramas like Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy and Revenge and are adding a bunch of new comedies to try and balance things out this Fall.

Without further interruption, we give you Zack Snyder’s Batman and Batmobile from the forthcoming Batman vs. Superman.

After the action packed premiere, the character relationships are the focus this episode as Jack and Chloe try to track Simone and President Heller readies for Parliament.

You can get the historic Wrestlemania 30 this week along with critically acclaimed Her, incredibly dumb I Frankenstein, all the Fast & Furious movies and much more.

Fox has a bunch of new dramas like the trippy looking Wayward Pines, Ancient Egyptian set Hieroglyph and BBC remake Gracepoint but also comedies like Mulaney, starring, obviously, John Mulaney.

NBC is on fairly solid footing with their dramas like The Blacklist, Grimm and Hannibal so it seems like their main focus this fall is new comedies.

Spider-Man fell to the combined power of Zac Effron and Seth Rogen as Neighbors had one of the best R rated comedy openings of all time while the other two releases bombed horribly.

Hitting the same year as the movie, Weird Al turned Jimmy Webb’s “MacArthur Park” into “Jurassic Park” for the main single off of the Alapalooza album.

NBC’s addition to DC Comics take over of Fall TV is Constantine, with a pitch perfect looking Matt Ryan bringing the hellbound sorcerer to the small screen.

Suffering from Partially Deceased Syndrome, former zombie Kieren Walker tries to go back to living a normal life in his small town in England on the BBC’s refreshing zombie show, In the Flesh, which starts it’s second season on BBC America this Saturday.