The 10 most talked-about new TV shows right now

After TV networks decided what will stay and what will go, the carnage is now over. That means fans can breathe and focus on what survived for another year and the new shows.

To find out which new shows have most captured fans' attention, Amobee Brand Intelligence,

Here are the 10 most talked-about new shows right now:

10. "The Good Doctor" (ABC)

Fresh off finishing his run with "Bates Motel," Freddie Highmore stars on "The Good Dootor" as

9. Untitled "Grey's Anatomy" spin-off (ABC)

ABC is copying NBC's "Chicago" franchise model by ordering a spin-off of "Grey's Anatomy" set in a firehouse.

8. "Wisdom of the Crowd" (CBS)

"Wisdom of the Crowd" features "Entourage" star Jeremy Piven as a tech inventor who crowdsources an app that solves his daughter's murder and can revolutionize crime solving.

7. "Ghosted" (Fox)

On "Ghosted," executive producers and stars Adam Scott and Craig Robinson ("Parks and Recreation") play supernatural investigators who have opposite beliefs on the existence of spirits.

6. "The Gifted" (Fox)

From Marvel, "The Gifted" centers on parents, played by "True Blood" star Stephen Moyer and Amy Acker, who realize that their children have strange powers. With an anti-mutant government, the family seeks haven with an underground group of mutants.

5. "Will & Grace" (NBC)

NBC revives its "Must See TV" hit 10 years after it went off the air with all four stars returning to the comedy.

4. "Young Sheldon" (CBS)

This spin-off of "The Big Bang Theory" follows Sheldon ("Big Little Lies" actor Iain Armitage) as a nine-year-old genius who's starting out high school in Texas. Jim Parsons, who plays the adult Sheldon, will narrate.

3. "The Orville" (Fox )

Executive produced by and starring Seth MacFarlane ("Family Guy"), "The Orville" is a space drama parodying "Star Trek."

2. "Marvel’s Inhumans" (ABC)

Based on the popular comic books, "Marvel's Inhumans" follows an alien royal family that escapes to earth after a military coup threatens their lives.

1. "American Idol" (ABC)

Just one year after Fox ended the series, ABC believes it's ripe for a return. Ryan Seacrest is reportedly in talks to return as its host and Katy Perry has signed on as its lead judge.

See how the shows stack up against each other in the chart below: