Trailer Made: Fox trailers show ‘Sleepy Hollow’, ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ and ‘Almost Human’

 
A host of new videos have been released for the upcoming FOX fall line-up, including some of the most anticipated shows that will be premiering this year. Let’s take a look at the new content.
 
This fall season has a lot of familiar names, both actors and producers, including Andy Samberg and J.J. Abrams who is producing ‘Almost Human’. You can check out the trailers below and catch up on this fall’s new line-up of comedies and dramas.
 
“Sleepy Hollow”
 
Let’s start with one of the highest anticipated series coming out this year. From the co-creators and executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci. They brought you a few things you should know, like “Star Trek” and “Transformers”. The new series “Sleepy Hollow” is a new modern version of the classic take from Washington Irving.
 

 
“Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
 
This comes from the Emmy Award-winning writers/producers team of “Parks and Recreation” Dan Goor and Michael Schur. The new series will star Andre Braugher and Andy Samberg. The single-camera series focuses on an odd-couple paring of a ‘by-the-numbers’ boss and the new detective that is anything but serious.
 

 
“Almost Human”
 
This is a series we will be keeping an eye-on come fall. The action is a new police drama from producer J.J. Abrams. The story is set 35 years into the future and circles around the partnership between a part-machine cop and a part-human robot.
 

 
“Dads”
 
Dads is a change of pace. The new comedy multi-camera comedy is from Seth MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild. This was the same creative team that worked on “Ted” and “Family Guy”. The series stars Seth Green and Emmy Award nominee Giovanni Ribisi. The series focuses on two game creators and friends. The story starts when their fathers move in and their lives are turned upside-down.
 

 
“Enlisted”
 
Enlisted is bit more off the radar. It is the story of a military family with three brothers who live on a Florida army-base. The comedy is more of a stretch than the other series though shows promise with the following trailer.