Another day and another Emmy consideration billboard roundup, today it's the turn of Fox Television Group to shine a light on their diverse talent and shows.
Last year The Last Man on Earth garnered four Emmy nominations for Will Forte and his freshman offbeat comedy, but can the 'comedy with balls' repeat or better that success for its sophomore season?
This fun drunken swimming pool billboard was spied at the intersection of Overland Avenue and Pico Boulevard on June 2, 2016.
If you're a fan of the show, be sure to also check out these other cool billboards for The Last Man on Earth.
Meanwhile Fox's hit hip-hop music drama Empire received three nominations and Taraji P. Henson also won a Golden Globe for her scene-stealing, hip-smacking performance as 'Cookie Lyon'.
This Emmy consideration billboard for the show's second season, featuring the actress and her co-star Terrence Howard, was snapped along Pico Boulevard on June 2 and along West Hollywood's infamous Sunset Strip on June 6, 2016.
Speaking of music and Fox had another ratings success on their hands this season with their Grease Live! musical spectacular.
And while they stole the concept from NBC after their recent live versions of The Sound of Music, Peter Pan and The Wiz, this Rydell High extravaganza did try something different with its inventive staging, outside locations and impressive song and dance numbers.
This Emmy consideration billboard was first photographed above Olympic Boulevard on June 2, then later along La Cienega Boulevard on June 19, 2016.
They also marketed the TV event pretty well too, with this Grease Live! singing and dancing billboard installation along the Sunset Strip to draw attention and publicity for the beloved musical adaptation.
In addition to borrowing other network's ideas, Fox also enjoys revisiting old favourites to attract viewers, with The X-Files returning this year for a shorter tenth season of six new episodes (in the same vein look 24: Legacy to air soon).
'Fox Mulder' and 'Dana Scully' were back to investigate more extra-terrestrial sightings, mythical creatures and government conspiracies, and leave fans of the pop culture phenomenon as frustrated as ever with its ending.
This FYC billboard was spotted at the busy intersection of Sepulveda and Olympic Boulevards on June 2, 2016, but will it help this former Primetime Emmy winner and receipt of countless nominations find awards glory once again?
There are so many TV shows to choose from these days, and if you don't believe us make sure you check out some of the competition with these 2016 Amazon Emmy billboards, 2016 FX Emmy billboards, 2016 Netflix Emmy billboards, 2016 Hulu Emmy billboards, 2016 Starz Emmy billboards and these 2016 Universal Television Emmy billboards.
Plus stay tuned as there are many more TV shows that want your Emmy consideration this awards season from the likes of Syfy, TruTV, TBS, USA, WGN America, IFC, The CW and Comedy Central.
Last year The Last Man on Earth garnered four Emmy nominations for Will Forte and his freshman offbeat comedy, but can the 'comedy with balls' repeat or better that success for its sophomore season?
This fun drunken swimming pool billboard was spied at the intersection of Overland Avenue and Pico Boulevard on June 2, 2016.
If you're a fan of the show, be sure to also check out these other cool billboards for The Last Man on Earth.
Meanwhile Fox's hit hip-hop music drama Empire received three nominations and Taraji P. Henson also won a Golden Globe for her scene-stealing, hip-smacking performance as 'Cookie Lyon'.
This Emmy consideration billboard for the show's second season, featuring the actress and her co-star Terrence Howard, was snapped along Pico Boulevard on June 2 and along West Hollywood's infamous Sunset Strip on June 6, 2016.
Speaking of music and Fox had another ratings success on their hands this season with their Grease Live! musical spectacular.
And while they stole the concept from NBC after their recent live versions of The Sound of Music, Peter Pan and The Wiz, this Rydell High extravaganza did try something different with its inventive staging, outside locations and impressive song and dance numbers.
This Emmy consideration billboard was first photographed above Olympic Boulevard on June 2, then later along La Cienega Boulevard on June 19, 2016.
They also marketed the TV event pretty well too, with this Grease Live! singing and dancing billboard installation along the Sunset Strip to draw attention and publicity for the beloved musical adaptation.
In addition to borrowing other network's ideas, Fox also enjoys revisiting old favourites to attract viewers, with The X-Files returning this year for a shorter tenth season of six new episodes (in the same vein look 24: Legacy to air soon).
'Fox Mulder' and 'Dana Scully' were back to investigate more extra-terrestrial sightings, mythical creatures and government conspiracies, and leave fans of the pop culture phenomenon as frustrated as ever with its ending.
This FYC billboard was spotted at the busy intersection of Sepulveda and Olympic Boulevards on June 2, 2016, but will it help this former Primetime Emmy winner and receipt of countless nominations find awards glory once again?
There are so many TV shows to choose from these days, and if you don't believe us make sure you check out some of the competition with these 2016 Amazon Emmy billboards, 2016 FX Emmy billboards, 2016 Netflix Emmy billboards, 2016 Hulu Emmy billboards, 2016 Starz Emmy billboards and these 2016 Universal Television Emmy billboards.
Plus stay tuned as there are many more TV shows that want your Emmy consideration this awards season from the likes of Syfy, TruTV, TBS, USA, WGN America, IFC, The CW and Comedy Central.
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