Does anyone have a link to when shows actually premiere? I see the schedule, but no dates. Thanks.
Okay, so after sifting through the new fall schedules, here is what I think I might be watching.
Monday: Heroes
Tuesday: Biggest Loser and the new 90210
Wednesday: Pushing Daisies
Thursday: Survivor, My Name Is Earl and Smallville
The thing is, I just don't know enough about most of the new shows to really make a decision on them. I'm kind of sticking with my old shows, other than 90210 ( I'm interested in seeing how they bring back this show as I was a fan of the first 4 seasons).
Originally Posted by Patrick Sun
Life on Friday in the 10-spot is ridiculous, to say the least. Just cancel the show and be done with it.
The good news is that the first season told a pretty much self-contained story. I feel like I've already gotten closure if the show doesn't last.
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Originally Posted by Walter C
Why, oh why is According to Jim coming back? Just makes the other ABC cancellations more difficult to deal with.
The main reason is that Jim Belushi was smart enough to know that when ABC came to him and told him he'd need to take a salary cut to keep the show alive they meant it. This last season the show ran on a much leaner budget than previous seasons -- and in my opinion was better for it. The cast was knocked down to Belushi, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Larry Joe Campbell, and the three kids. The other cast members became less expensive recurring characters. Even though the show is dumb as a brick, I enjoy it. Thorne-Smith's real-life pregnancy was the best thing that ever happened to the show; it made Jim Belushi's character have to actually be a parent with his onscreen kids. The two daughters have stepped up this season and doing a good job holding their own with more demanding comedic timing. The show is junkfood for the soul that syndicates well, particularly in late night slots where people are too tired to do much thinking.
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Originally Posted by SDRANGER619
Knight Rider coming back ehh? Sweet.
It's going to be interesting to watch it as a series. Even though they're keeping the same cast and car design, the production team will be completely different than the people responsible for the TV movie. They brought the Fast & the Furious guy over from Las Vegas to be showrunner, knocking the miniseries writer down to regular writing staff.
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Originally Posted by Jason Seaver
They apparently haven't even shot any pilots, and Reaper is apparently the only thing on its bench. I half-suspect that Beauty and the Geek is on tap, too, but that's all kinds of weak, especially if Smallville crashes and burns without half its cast (especially if they lose Allison Mack).
Thank God Reaper is on their bench though. Since giving up on Smallville it's the only CW show I'm still loyal to. More and more, the CW is feeling like a failed experiment.
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Originally Posted by Jason Seaver
Check it out - Fox. For some reason, they seem to really want to move Bones to Friday at 8pm; that was part of the plan last year. They've flip-flopped Terminator and Prison Break and don't seem to have either penciled in for spring.
I have a feeling that Terminator is going to get crushed against Chuck. I really enjoy both shows and so will tape Terminator and watch Chuck but I bet a lot of others who enjoy both will drop Terminator for Chuck. The Bones move makes no sense to me. Not only did Bones and House fit each other well as character-driven science mystery shows, but they also share a sense of humor. I never really set aside the time to watch Bones, but when I got home early for House I wouldn't hesitate to watch it. Fox isn't even in my headspace on Wednesdays.
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Til Death appears to be more evidence that dumb guy/tolerant woman comedies simply cannot be killed despite the fact that it's hard to find people who actually like them.
I would have been bummed that Til Death survived and Back to You was killed until the producers of the latter worked so hard to ruin it upon returning from the strike. Now I can go back to just ignoring Fox sitcoms all together.
My current schedule for the fall:
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday8:00Chuck (NBC)Terminator... (Fox) [Tape]House (Fox)Knightrider (NBC)My Name is Earl (NBC)Ugly Betty (ABC) [Online]Crusoe (NBC)8:30Project Gary (CBS) [Tape]30 Rock (NBC)9:00Heroes (NBC)Fringe (Fox) he Office (NBC) 9:30 10:00 Lfe on Mars (ABC)Life (NBC)10:30 Returning Show New Timeslot New howBench: [*][COLOR= #FFCC33]According[/COLOR] to Jim (ABC)
[*]Scrubs (ABC)
[*]Reaper (CW)
[COLOR= #FF33FF]Dollhouse (Fox)[/COLOR]
To DVD-ville - Brothers & Sisters, The Unit, The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, Boston Legal, Terminator: SCC, NCIS, Law & Order: SVU, Ugly Betty, 30 Rock, My Name is Earl, CSI, Supernatural, Numb3rs
NBC has announced their fall debut dates. This includes a few shuffles to the schedule as well, like "America's Toughest Jobs" moved up to the fall, and "Kath & Kim" moving to Thursday.
Well, with two network favorites cancelled (as well as one Canadian and two summer cable series that won't be returning), my fall schedule looks like this:
Sunday The Unit
Monday Corner Gas (CTV - the final season)
Tuesday nothing
Wednesday nothing
Thursday Lost (on the bench)
Friday Numb3rs Friday Night Lights (NBC - on the bench) Monk (winter season) Psych (winter season)