Radar Magazine cornered NBC boss Ben Silverman at the premiere of the new series Lipstick Jungle to ask him about the future of the beloved Friday Night Lights. This was the exchange:
Radar: Quick question! A lot of us are happy that you've kept Friday Night Lights on the air despite lousy ratings. It's totally the best show on TV. But is there going to be another season?
Silverman: Do you watch 30 Rock? That's the best show on TV.
Not regularly. But what about FNL?
Start watching 30 Rock. It's the best show on TV.
I don't want to watch 30 Rock. I want to watch FNL. I love it.
I love it. You love it. Unfortunately, no one watches it. That's the thing with shows. People have to watch them. We're NBC, we have a reputation to uphold. And, man, with this writers' strike ... well, we'll see what we can do. But start watching 30 Rock.
Wow, that doesn't seem positive, now does it?
People, why aren't more of you watching this show???
Monday, February 04, 2008
NBC Boss Doesn't Sound So Sure About a Third Season of Friday Night Lights
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
NBC Picks Up Chuck and Life for the Full Season
Writers strike, shmiters strike! According to good ol' Michael Ausiello over at TVGuide.com, NBC has picked up freshman series Chuck and Life for the full season.
I watched both of these pilots, and was underwhelmed by both, but I've subsequently heard good things about both shows, so if this strike goes on (and on...and on...), and I start getting desperate for new shows to watch, I may actually revisit these two series.
Now back to praying the strike ends soon...
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
TV Review: The New Bionic Woman is No Hero
I love Heroes. I also loved Alias. So why don't I love Bionic Woman?
NBC was kind enough to send me a screener of the pilot for the reconfigured Bionic Woman, and while there is definite potential for interesting mythologies and stories to develop, so far I am underwhelmed.
A large part of the problem for me is Michelle Ryan as Jaimie Sommers, the titular character. Unlike Jennifer Garner in Alias or Peta Wilson on La Femme Nikita, Ryan, at least thus far, is not capable of carrying a show. She's boring! And considering what her character has been through (after a car crash she's had bionic limbs and and an eye implanted), you'd think there would be room for interesting character choices. But, no. On top of that, she's not even that pretty! I spent a good amount of time watching the pilot simply wondering why they chose to cast this girl -- it's a serious handicap to overcome, considering Ryan is in most scenes of the first episode.
The other main problem is the tone of the show -- it's simply too dark. There is no humor. None. Heroes had Hiro for laughs, and Alias could play off of the romantic triangle between Sydney, Vaughn and Will, but Bionic is just serious. Annoyingly so.
The definite highlight of the pilot is Katee Sackhoff's (Battlestar Gallactica) appearance as Sarah Corvus, the "original Bionic Woman." As of now Sackhoff is billed only as a recurring player -- hopefully the creators will figure out what's good for them, and bring her on full time.
Will I keep watching? Yeah, I will -- at least for a few more weeks to see if Ryan can step up her game, and if the show's gloominess dissipates.
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Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Fall TV Preview: Mondays at 8PM
Is there a more exciting time than the beginning of the fall TV season? To get ready for the return of favorite series, and the debut of new ones, I will be taking a look over the next couple of weeks at each hour of programming. I'll be giving my thoughts on the many pilots that I've seen, and identifying which shows I will be watching and recording. Fall TV, here we come!
Mondays at 8PM
ABC
Dancing with the Stars (premieres September 24)
Idol Thoughts readers know I love this show -- click here for a full list of postings on Dancing, including the list of this year's participants.
CBS
8:00 How I Met Your Mother (premieres September 24)
I'm not a big sitcom person, and I don't watch this show every week, but when I do happen to catch it, I generally find myself pretty amused. How could I not, with top-shelf talent like Allison Hannigan, Jason Segal and they hysterical Neil Patrick Harris on board? Mandy Moore joins the cast for a few episodes this fall.
8:30 Big Bang Theory (premieres September 24) NEW SERIES
CBS Says: Leonard and Sheldon are brilliant physicists, the kind of "beautiful minds" that understand how the universe works. But none of that genius helps them interact with people, especially women. All this begins to change when a free-spirited beauty named Penny moves in next door. Sheldon, Leonard's roommate, is quite content spending his nights playing Klingon Boggle with their socially dysfunctional friends, fellow CalTech scientists Wolowitz and Koothrappali. However, Leonard sees in Penny a whole new universe of possibilities... including love.
This is one of the fall's stronger sitcom entries, with Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons make an amusingly dorky pair, and 8 Simple Rules' Kaley Cuoco well cast as their much hipper foil. It was announced this week that Galecki's former Roseanne costar Sara Gilbert would be joining the cast for an unspecified number of episodes, which only gives the show more cachet.
Fox
Prison Break
I just received the pre-screener of the third season's first two episodes, so look for a review soon. Until then, know that I love Wentworth Miller, and that alone is enough to help me overlook some of the more implausible plot turns this show tends to take. Since 24 doesn't return until mid-season, Prison Break is sure to be my edge-of-my-seat fix for the fall.
NBC
Chuck (premieres September 24) NEW SERIES
NBC Says: From executive producer, Josh Schwartz ("The O.C.") and executive producer-director McG ("Charlie's Angels," "We Are Marshall") comes a one-hour, comedic spy thriller about Chuck Bartowski (Zachary Levi, "Less Than Perfect") - a computer geek who is catapulted into a new career as the government's most vital secret agent. When Chuck opens an e-mail subliminally encoded with government secrets, he unwittingly downloads an entire server of sensitive data into his brain. Now, the fate of the world lies in the unlikely hands of a guy who works at Buy More.
This pilot shows some promise, and Levi is an endearingly dorky lead (not to mention a dead ringer for Adam Brody's Seth Cohen character on The OC), but at the end of the 44 minutes I couldn't quite determine if this series was an action show, a comedy, or a relationship drama. If they can smooth out some of the tonal inconsistencies, it may wind up being a charming underdog for the fall season.
The CW
8:00 Everybody Hates Chris
I watched a few episodes of this series back in Season 1, but to be honest, I haven't made much of an effort to tune back in since.
8:30 Aliens in America NEW SERIES
The CW Says: Justin Tolchuck (Dan Byrd, "The Hills Have Eyes") is a sensitive, lanky 16-year old just trying to make it through the social nightmare of high school in Medora, Wisconsin, with the help of his well-meaning mom Franny (Amy Pietz, "Caroline in the City"), aspiring-entrepreneur dad Gary (Scott Patterson, "Gilmore Girls") and his beautiful and popular younger sister Claire (Lindsey Shaw, "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide"). Franny is the kind of take-charge mom who micro-manages her family, and she's come up with a plan to help Justin: she signs up for the school's international exchange student program. Picturing an athletic, brilliant Nordic teen, Franny is sure this new friendship will bestow instant coolness on her outsider son. However, when the Tolchuck's exchange student arrives, he turns out to be Raja Musharaff (Adhir Kalyan, "Fair City"), a 16-year-old Muslim from a small village in Pakistan. Despite the cultural chasm between them, Justin and Raja develop an unlikely bond that just might allow them to navigate the minefield that is contemporary high school.
What could easily be a one-joke stereotype is mined for real laughs and genuine emotion in what I think is the best new sitcom of the year. Although the pilot I saw didn't have Gilmore alum Patterson, I'm already sold on this one.
Next up: Mondays at 9PM
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Monday, July 16, 2007
NBC Announces Fall Premiere Dates
NBC has announced the premiere dates for it's fall season. Here they are!
(New shows are in capital letters)
SEPTEMBER 11
"The Biggest Loser" (8-10 PM)
SEPTEMBER 17
"Deal or No Deal" (8-9 PM)
SEPTEMBER 24
"CHUCK" (8-9 PM)
"Heroes" (9-10 PM)
"JOURNEYMAN" (10-11 PM)
SEPTEMBER 25
"The Singing Bee" (9:30-10 PM)
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (10-11 PM)
SEPTEMBER 26
"Deal or No Deal" (8-9 PM; marks Wednesday debut)
"BIONIC WOMAN" (9-10 PM)
"LIFE" (10-11 PM)
SEPTEMBER 27
"My Name Is Earl" (8-9 PM)
"The Office" (9-10 PM)
"ER" (10-11 PM)
SEPTEMBER 28
"Deal or No Deal" (moves to new day, 8-9 PM)
"Las Vegas" (9-11 PM)
OCTOBER 4
"30 Rock" (8-8:30 PM)
OCTOBER 5
"Friday Night Lights" (9-10 PM)
OCTOBER 25
"Scrubs" (9:30-10 PM)
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NBC Announces Changes to Fall Schedule
The broadcast networks take center stage at the annual TCA Summer Press Tour this week, with NBC being the first at bat, announcing several changes to their previously announced fall schedule.
According to Mediaweek, new drama Chuck, which was originally scheduled for Tuesdays at 9PM, will now lead off Monday nights at 8PM, followed by Heroes and Journeyman. The Biggest Loser, then, will expand to 90-minutes (Tuesday 8-9:30PM), leading into surprise summer hit The Singing Bee at 9:30PM. Deal or No Deal will replace The Singing Bee on Fridays at 8PM, followed by Friday Night Lights and Las Vegas (which are swapping timeslots).
Here are the three rescheduled nights on NBC (with new shows in caps):
Monday
8:00 p.m. CHUCK (new day and time)
9:00 p.m. Heroes
10:00 p.m. JOURNEYMAN
Tuesday
8:00 p.m. The Biggest Loser (90-minutes)
9:30 p.m. THE SINGING BEE (new day and time)
10:00 p.m. Law & Order: SVU
Friday
8:00 p.m. Deal or No Deal (new day)
9:00 p.m. Friday Night Lights (new time)
10:00 p.m. Las Vegas (new time)
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What is NBC Thinking? Isaiah Washington To Appear on The Bionic Woman
Hollywood is a weird, weird place. Case in point -- USA Today is reporting that NBC has hired former Grey's Anatomy star Isaiah Washington to appear in at least five episodes of their new fall series Bionic Woman.
Is there anyone out there who doesn't think Washington has made a total ass of himself in the last several weeks? Forget the incident that took place on the set of Grey's Anatomy last year -- in my opinion, Washington's "publicity tour," in which he blames his firing on his race, ranted against former co-stars and his former network, and alleged that TR Knight orchestrated the entire series of events in an attempt to beef up his role on the show, has been nothing short of embarrassing, and I am really quite surprised that NBC would want to be in business with this guy. And it seems like they really want to be in business with him -- in addition to the Bionic Woman appearances, USA Today reports that the actor has also signed a development deal with the network "to star in a potential action drama he pitched to the network for the 2008-09 TV season."
Katherine Pope, president of NBC's Universal Media Studios, is quoted as saying, "Washington is a brilliant actor...I think people watch characters on TV, not personalities." That may be true, and I am not suggesting that Washington should be blacklisted from ever working in Hollywood again. But what kind of message does the timing of all of this mean? It almost seems as though he is being rewarded for being a total ass who doesn't know when to shut up, and that leaves a bit of a bad taste in my mouth. I'm surprised NBC would want to get involved in all of this mess.
I guess it's true what they say -- no publicity is bad publicity.
What are your thoughts? Is NBC shooting themselves in the foot by working with Washington, or does the hiring make sense?
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Thursday, July 05, 2007
Monday, May 14, 2007
Idol Thoughts on NBC's Schedule
After this week is over, and all of the networks have presented their fall schedules, I will be giving my thoughts on all the new shows announced by the networks. But, for now, here are some initial thoughts on NBC's schedule (which you can view by clicking here):
-Of course, I am thrilled that Friday Night Lights will be returning (it was far and away my favorite new show of the year). Even though Friday has become a little bit of a wasteland for network shows, I actually think it is a wise move for the show to air on the day of the week featured in it's title (NBC's marketing department must be happy!) and it may actually benefit from the low expectations that come from airing on Friday night. I would have preferred the 9PM slot instead of the 10PM slot, but, hey, the show's coming back, so no complaints here.
-How sad is it that from 12 comedy pilots, NBC could only pick up one, and for midseason no less? They certainly weren't lying when they said the sitcom is dying. Having said that, the Earl/30 Rock/Office/Scrubs is a high quality combo -- if only more people would watch!
-I'm glad to see Law and Order back on the schedule (albeit at midseason), and I'm glad Law and Order: CI (my least favorite of the Law and Order family) is the show moved off-network (to USA). Supposedly the cast of the original L&O will be returning, intact.
-I can't say I'm thrilled (on paper, at least) with the new shows NBC will have in the fall. Bionic Woman sounds like the surest thing, and I'm looking forward to Lipstick Jungle (which will premiere midseason), but the supernatural slant in Journeyman and Chuck seems a bit off-putting to me. Haven't the NBC suits noticed that the ratings for Heroes (unquestionably one of this season's few success stories) have severely declined over the course of the season? These kind of shows are inherently designed for a cult audience, and if NBC is trying to put themselves back on the map, I'm not sure either of these programs will help much.
Life, on the other hand, features a strong cast (Chicago Hope's Adam Arkin, Sleeper Cell's Melissa Sagemiller, The L Word's Sarah Shahi) and an interesting spin on police procedurals.
More on these new shows later in the week...
What do you think of NBC's schedule?
NBC Announces Fall Schedule - Friday Night Lights to Fridays, Law and Order Renewed
From NBC's press release:
NBC PRIMETIME SCHEDULE FOR FALL 2007-08
*New programs in CAPS (with the exception of "ER")
MONDAY
8-9 p.m. "Deal or No Deal"
9-10 p.m. "Heroes"
10-11 p.m. "JOURNEYMAN"
TUESDAY
8-9 p.m. "The Biggest Loser"
9-10 p.m. "CHUCK"
10-11 p.m. "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
WEDNESDAY
8-9 p.m. "Deal or No Deal"
9-10 p.m. "BIONIC WOMAN"
10-11 p.m. "LIFE"
THURSDAY
8-8:30 p.m. "My Name Is Earl"
8:30-9 p.m. "30 Rock"
9-9:30 p.m. "The Office"
9:30-10 p.m. "Scrubs"
10-11 p.m. "ER"
FRIDAY
8-9 p.m. "1 vs 100"/"THE SINGING BEE"
9-10 p.m. "Las Vegas"
10-11 p.m. "Friday Night Lights"
SATURDAY
8-9 p.m. "Dateline NBC"
9-11 p.m. Drama Series Encores
SUNDAY (Fall 2007)
7-8 p.m. "Football Night in America"
8-11 p.m. "NBC Sunday Night Football"
SUNDAY (January 2008)
7-8 p.m. "Dateline NBC"
8-9 p.m. "Law & Order"
9-10 p.m. "Medium"
10-11 p.m. "LIPSTICK JUNGLE"
2007-08 NEW SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
New Dramas
"JOURNEYMAN"-- From Emmy Award-winning writer-producer Kevin Falls ("The West Wing") and Emmy Award-winning director-producer Alex Graves ("The West Wing"), "Journeyman" is a romantic mystery-drama about Dan Vasser (Kevin McKidd, "Rome"), a San Francisco newspaper reporter and family man who inexplicably begins to travel through time and change people's lives. Along the way, he also must deal with the difficulties and strife at work and home brought on by his sudden disappearances. However, his freewheeling travels through the decades reunite him with his long-lost fiance Livia (Moon Bloodgood, "Day Break") -- which complicates his present-day life with wife Katie (Gretchen Egolf, "Martial Law") and their son. Reed Diamond ("Homicide: Life on the Street") and Charles Henry Wyson ("The Curious Case of Benjamin Button") also star. "Journeyman" is a production of 20th Century Fox Television. Falls is executive producer and writer; Graves is executive producer and director of the pilot.
"CHUCK" - From executive producer, Josh Schwartz ("The O.C.") and executive producer-director McG ("Charlie's Angels," "We Are Marshall") comes a one-hour, comedic spy thriller about Chuck Bartowski (Zachary Levi, "Less Than Perfect") - a computer geek who is catapulted into a new career as the government's most vital secret agent. When Chuck opens an e-mail subliminally encoded with government secrets, he unwittingly downloads an entire server of sensitive data into his brain. Now, the fate of the world lies in the unlikely hands of a guy who works at Buy More. Instead of fighting computer viruses, he must fight assassins and international terrorists. With the government's most precious secrets in Chuck's head, Major John Casey (Adam Baldwin, "My Bodyguard") of the NSA assumes the responsibility of protecting him. His partner is the CIA's top agent (and Chuck's first date in years) Sarah Walker (Yvonne Strzechowski, "Gone"). They'll keep him safe by trading in his pocket protector for a bulletproof vest. Also starring are Joshua Gomez ("Without a Trace") as Chuck's best buddy Morgan and Sarah Lancaster ("What About Brian?") as Chuck's ever-supportive sister Ellie. Josh Schwartz and Chris Fedak wrote "Chuck," which is produced by College Hill Pictures and Wonderland Sound and Vision in association with Warner Bros. Television.
"BIONIC WOMAN" - Struggling as a bartender and surrogate mom to her teenage sister, Jaime Sommers (Michelle Ryan, "EastEnders") didn't think life could get much harder. But when a devastating car accident leaves her at death's door, Jaime's only hope for survival is a cutting-edge, top-secret technology that comes at a hefty price. With a whole new existence and a debt to re-pay, Jaime must figure out how to use her extraordinary abilities for good, while weighing the personal sacrifices she will have to make. Ultimately, it's Jaime's journey of self-discovery and inner strength that will help her embrace her new life as the Bionic Woman. Also starring are: Mae Whitman ("State of Grace") as Becca, Jaime's younger sister; Miguel Ferrer ("Crossing Jordan") as Jonas, the man who employs Jaime's boyfriend; Chris Bowers ("Rescue Me) as Will, Jaime's boyfriend, who performs the operation; Will Yun Lee ("Witchblade") as Jae, the specialized operations leader; and Molly Price ("Third Watch"), as Ruth, Jonas' second-in-command. "Bionic Woman" is produced by NBC Universal Television Studio and executive-produced by David Eick ("Battlestar Galactica"), Glen Morgan ("The X-Files"), Michael Dinner ("Kidnapped") -- who also directed the pilot -- and Jason Smilovic ("Lucky Number Slevin"). Laeta Kalogridis ("Birds of Prey") is also an executive producer on the pilot.
"LIFE" -- From Rand Ravich and Far Shariat, the executive producers of the feature film "The Astronaut's Wife," and David Semel, who directed the pilot of NBC's "Heroes," "Life" is a new drama about a detective who is given a second chance. Damian Lewis ("Band of Brothers") stars as complex, offbeat Detective Charlie Crews, who returns to the force after years in prison, thanks to close friend and attorney Constance Griffiths (Melissa Sagemiller, "Sleeper Cell"), after serving time for a crime he didn't commit. The cast also includes Sarah Shahi ("Rush Hour 3") as Charlie's skeptical, demanding partner, Robin Weigart (HBO's "Deadwood") as their hard-hitting lieutenant, and Adam Arkin ("Chicago Hope") as former cellmate Ted Early. "Life" is an NBC Universal Television Studio production. Rand Ravich is executive producer and writer; Far Shariat is executive producer; David Semel is executive producer and director on the pilot
"LIPSTICK JUNGLE" - Based on the best-selling novel by Candace Bushnell ("Sex and the City"), this fun dramedy follows three high-powered friends as they weather the ups and downs of lives lived at the top of their game. Nico (Kim Raver, "24"), editor-in-chief of a hot fashion magazine, wants to replace her boss as CEO. Movie exec Wendy (Brooke Shields, "Suddenly Susan") finds even her most earnest efforts may not be enough to balance career and family. And free-spirited designer Victory (Lindsay Price, "Beverly Hills, 90210") longs to make her dreams come true, and maybe find Mr. Right along the way. Armed with humor and strength, these three modern New York women support one another through the triumphs and tears that are all part of making it big in the Big Apple. Written by executive producers DeAnn Heline and Eileen Heisler (both for "How I Met Your Mother," "Three Sisters") and based on the book by Bushnell, "Lipstick Jungle" is from NBC Universal Television Studio. The pilot is directed by Gary Winick ("13 Going on 30").
New Comedy Series
"THE IT CROWD" - Ever wonder what's up with those quirky techies who come to fix the office computer when no one's around? "The IT Crowd" is an offbeat series, based on the critically acclaimed British comedy, that offers a humorous behind-the-scenes peek at the people who truly keep the office humming. Roy (Joel McHale, "The Soup") and Moss (Richard Ayoade, "The IT Crowd" -- U.K.) are the misunderstood masters of their high-tech domain, but they lack the people skills to befriend anyone but each other. Their company's head is Denholm (Rocky Carrol, "Chicago Hope"), who wants the IT department to stay segregated and forever banished to the basement. Executive producers are Moses Port ("Just Shoot Me"), David Guarascio ("Just Shoot Me"), Joe Port (NBC's "The Office"), Joe Wiseman ("The Office"), Graham Linehan ("The IT Crowd" -- UK) and Steve Tao ("Red Doors"). Gail Mancuso ("Scrubs," "30 Rock") directed the pilot. "The IT Crowd" is produced by NBC Universal Television Studio.
New Alternative Series
"THE SINGING BEE" - "The Singing Bee" is a variety-competition show that challenges contestants to accurately sing the lyrics to popular songs -- even when the band stops playing. In this karaoke showdown, there's no middle ground for partially correct answers -- contestants must be perfect or they're out. Family-friendly, broad in appeal and conducive to playing (and singing) along at home, "The Singing Bee" features popular, recognizable music that inspires hilarious wrong answers and amazing performances by those rare contestants who somehow manage to get every word right. "The Singing Bee" is produced by the Gurin Company and Juma Entertainment, LLC. The executive producers are Phil Gurin (NBC's "Miss Universe" franchise) and Robert C. Horowitz ("Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials Top 40 Countdown").
"WORLD MOVES" -- From executive producer Randy Jackson ("American Idol") and the creators of the World Hip Hop Championship comes one of the most visual and captivating performance competition shows ever to hit TV. Thousands of dance teams from around the world will audition for their shot to come to Los Angeles and compete for a global championship and an international touring contract. The live television event features young teams of five to seven members demonstrating their athleticism, creativity and innovative choreography in a presentation that highlights both the competition and the personal drama unfolding within each team. Viewers from across the globe will vote via the Internet, by text message, or by phone to eliminate one team each week. Ultimately, it's not just about winning a competition; "World Moves" involves stories that change lives and bring the world together. From Warner Horizon Television, the series is executive-produced by Jackson ("American Idol," Dream Merchant 21 Entertainment), Rob Lee (President, Bayonne Entertainment, "Blow Out," "House of Carters"), Howard Schwartz ("Hip Hop International, World Hip Hop Championship), Karen Schwartz (Hip Hop International, World Hip Hop Championship) and Harriet Sternberg (Dream Merchant 21 Entertainment).
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Television News
Back to the Island: Watch the Season 4 Trailer of Lost
Golden Globe Award Nominations: Television Categories
The Hills To Air Eight Bonus Episodes Early Next Year
The Hills Renewed For A Fourth Season; Top Design and Shear Genius Will Also Be Back
HBO Will Examine The Wire in Back-to-Back Specials This Month
Big Brother Will Return in February -- And This Summer!
Full List of Season and Series Premiere Dates
Omigod You Guys! MTV To Air Legally Blonde Musical
GLAAD Unveils New PSA's Featuring Knight, Walsh, Bass and Matlin
'The Office' is Coming to TBS
The Wire Star Lance Reddick Gets Lost
Friday Night Lights First Season Now on DVD -- For Cheap!
Janeane Garofalo Joins the Cast of 24
Ryan Seacrest is Taking Over the World!
Veronica Mars Star to Visit Heroes
High School Musical 2 Sets Ratings Record
HBO Renews Entourage and Flight of the Conchords
Whoopi Joins 'The View'!
Saving Grace' Looks Like a Winner for TNT
Idol Thoughts on the Emmy Nominations -- No Friday Night Lights???
Emmy Nominations Announced!
CBS Announces Fall Premiere Dates
Danny Glover Joining the Cast of 'Brothers & Sisters'
'House' Casting News: Kal Penn and Olivia Wilde Join The Cranky Doc This Fall
NBC Announces Fall Premiere Dates
NBC Announces Changes to Fall Schedule
What is NBC Thinking? Isaiah Washington To Appear on 'The Bionic Woman'
Lifetime Renews 'Army Wives' For Second Season
'Don't Forget the Lyrics' Can't Match 'The Singing Bee''s Nielsen Ratings
'The Hills' Season 3 Trailer Teases Lots of Drama
Fox Announces Premiere Dates for Fall Shows
Emmy Nomination Top 10 Finalists Revealed
Audra McDonald Replaces Merrin Dungey on Grey's Anatomy Spin-Off
Veronica Mars' Logan To 'Moonlight' This Fall
Isaiah Washington Has Lost His Mind
Predicting the Emmy Nominations: The Comedies
Rumor Mill: Will Survivor Go All-Star Again?
Predicting the Emmy Nominations: The Dramas
Isaiah Washington Fired from Grey's Anatomy
TV Ratings: Dance on Fire on June 6
TR Knight Will Return to Grey's Anatomy
TV Ratings: Dance Solid, Pirate Master Buried on May 31
TV Ratings: Dance Strong on May 30
TV Ratings: House Rules, On the Lot Continues to Fall Apart on May 29
TV Ratings: On the Lot Plummets on May 28
TV Ratings: So You Think You Can Dance Off to a Solid Start on May 24
TV Ratings: Idol Finale Blows Away the Competition on May 23
Movie Versions of Veronica Mars and Gilmore Girls in the Works?
TV Ratings: Dancing Nearly Tops Idol on Tuesday May 22
Ratings Report for Monday May 21
Idol Thoughts on The CW's Fall Schedule
Fox Announces Fall/Spring Schedule
CW Announces Fall Schedule
Idol Thoughts on CBS' Fall Schedule
Here's The Rumored CW Fall Schedule
CBS Announces Fall Schedule
Jericho Canceled; CW Picks Up 3 Dramas
Idol Thoughts on ABC's Fall Schedule
ABC Announces Fall Schedule
Veronica Mars Canceled?
Idol Thoughts on NBC's Fall Schedule
NBC Announces Fall Schedule
Summer TV Premiere Info and More
Gilmore Girls Canceled
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