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While TV viewership may be in a general decline across the board, thanks to the endless amount of programming choices to choose from, it's still possible to measure a show's success

Considering its source material, Fox's Lethal Weapon does a bit of destruction. And while it's usually of the stunt variety, that's amusingly not always the case.

With hundreds of new TV series debuting this year, these were the 10 standout shows that best represent what 2016 had to offer on the small screen.

We recently asked Mel Gibson why he traded in gun-toting action heroes, from Mad Max to Martin Riggs, for a pacifist in Hacksaw Ridge. Here's what he had to say.

Fox's Lethal Weapon had the potential to be a huge flop as a reimagining of a beloved film franchise. The show has done well so far, and it just got some fantastic news.

Almost three decades after its first movie, the Lethal Weapon series continues to represent the gold standard for action franchises. Here's why.