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2005
2005/06 – American Idol was #1 on FOX Tuesday, third year running.
Note: Any BOLD shows were cancelled in 2005 season; Everwood was cancelled in the fourth season.
Anniversary:
Access Hollywood celebrated ten years in syndication.
7th Heaven celebrated ten years on WB.
Dateline NBC celebrated fifteen years on NBC.
Entertainment Tonight celebrated twenty–five years in syndication.
Late Night celebrated twenty–five years on NBC.
Announcement:
After eleven long years, WB and UPN finally call it quits. Then again, they didn't quit at all. They just joined up together as one new network, The CW. They felt like it was best for both parties involved. Both networks closed their doors on September 18, 2006, the same day CW premieres. The CW's schedule contained the most popular shows from both networks and two original CW programs – The Game and Runaway.
FOX will have a new mini network, My Network TV, starting on Tuesday, September 5, 2006. This network is going the telenovelas way – soaps that run for 65 episodes each till the next one comes along. The telenovelas are very popular among the Spanish viewers on Telemundo and Univision. The first telenovelas are Desire and Fashion House; they will have weekly recaps on Saturday nights.
Biggest New Hit: Deal Or No Deal was #13 on NBC Mondays. Well, NBC has another hit game show on their hands. Then again, what's up with the three episodes a week? It seems like that NBC is pulling a Millionaire. We know all about Millionaire and ABC fiasco. The Millionaire started out great; ABC ran it to the ground with five episodes each week. Hello, NBC! Wake up before it's too late.
British Ties:
The Office was based on BBC's The Office, starring Ricky Gervis. Stephan Merchant and Ricky created the series.
Death: John Spencer died from a heart attack on December 16, 2005, four days before his fifty-nine birthday. His death was written in The West Wing as Leo McGarry suffered the same fate. Both of them are alcoholics and divorcee. John was actually the first actor cast in The West Wing.
Movies 2 TV: Blade: The Series was based on the 1998 Wesley Snipes movie.
Name Change:
WWE Smackdown to WWE Friday Night SmackDown because the move to Friday Nights.
The Return:
David Boreanaz returned in Bones after a year absence. He was previous on Angel, the very popular Buffy spin off. Bones became another big hit for him.
Jennifer Finnigan returned in Close To Home. She was previous on the NBC failed comedy, Committed, last year. She was well known for her three-time Emmy winning soap role, Bridget Forrester, on The Bold & The Beautiful in the early 2000's.
John Carroll Lynch returned in Close To Home. He was on the failed 2003 CBS series, The Brotherhood of Poland, N.H. John was best known for the cross dressing brother (That's me!) on The Drew Carey Show.
Thomas Gibson returned in Criminal Minds after a three-year absence. His last hit was ABC's Dharma & Greg.
Shemar Moore returned in Criminal Minds. He was in the failed WB series, Birds Of Prey, in 2002. He hosted the popular Soul Train for four years. He was best known for his role, Malcolm Winters, on the daytime soap, The Young & The Restless.
Jennifer Love Hewitt returned to TV in Ghost Whisperer. She was best known for her role, Sarah Reeves, on Party Of Five, and the failed spin off, Time Of Your Life.
Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, and Bob Saget returned in How I Met Your Mother on CBS. Alyson was famous for Willow, the Wiccan lesbian, on Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Neil was famous for Doogie Howser M.D. Bob was famous for Full House & the first host of America's Funniest Home Videos.
Spain Ties: The One: Making A Music Star was based on Operación Triunfo. The worldwide brand is well known as Star Academy.
Spin Off:
Tidbits:
Chris Rock based Everyone Hates Chris on his experiences as a child. Chris also narrated the program.
Shannon Doherty was originally star in Love, Inc., but she was dropped from the role; Busy Philipps took her place.
Shaun Cassidy is the creator of Invasion.
So You Think You Could Dance has a new host, Cat Deeley. The original host, Lauren Sanchez has a bun in the over.
My Name Is Earl was first pitched to Fox, but it was turned down. NBC ordered the series eighteen months later.
Sex, Love & Secrets' original name was Sex, Lies & Secrets.
Jennifer Lopez was one of the executive producers on South Beach.
2005/06 Fall Season
Season One (2005/06)
Bones – 2005–present, FOX, drama, David Boreanaz, Emily Deschanel
Close to Home – 2005–present, CBS, police drama, Jennifer Finnigan, John Carroll Lynch
Crimetime Saturday reruns – 2005–present, various CBS shows
Criminal Minds – 2005–present, CBS, police drama, Thomas Gibson, Shemar Moore
Everybody Hates Chris – 2005/06, UPN; 2006–present, CW, comedy, Tyler James Williams
Ghost Whisperer – 2005–present, CBS, supernatural, Jennifer Love Hewitt
How I Met Your Mother – 2005–present, CBS, comedy, Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, Bob Saget
My Name Is Earl – 2005–present, NBC, comedy, Jason Lee, Ethan Surpee
Prison Break – 2005–present, FOX, action/drama, Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell
Supernatural - 2005/06, UPN; 2006–present, CW, supernatural, Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles
The War at Home 2005–present, FOX, comedy, Michael Rapaport, Anita Barone, Kyle Sullivan
Cancelled TV Series
The Apprentice: Martha Stewart – NBC, reality, Martha Stewart
Commander in Chief – ABC, political drama, Geena Davis, Donald Sutherland
E-Ring – NBC, military drama, Benjamin Bratt, Dennis Hopper & Kerr Smith
Freddie – ABC, comedy, Freddie Prinze Jr., Brian Austin Green
Head Cases – FOX, comedy/drama, 2 episodes, the first cancellation, Chris O'Donnell, Adam Goldberg, Krista Allen
In Justice – ABC, police drama, Jason O'Mara, Kyle MacLachlan
Inconceivable – NBC, medical drama, 2 episodes, Ming-Na, Angie Harmon
Invasion – ABC, sci-fi/drama, William Fichtner, Eddie Cibrian
Just Legal – WB, legal drama, 3 episodes, Don Johnson, Jay Baruchel
Kitchen Confidential – FOX, comedy, Bradley Cooper, Nicholas Brendon
Killer Instinct – FOX, police drama, Johnny Messner
Love, Inc. – UPN, comedy, Holly Robinson Peete, Busy Philipps
Out of Practice – CBS, comedy, Henry Winkler, Stockard Channing
Reba Beginnings reruns – WB, comedy, Reba McEntire
Related – WB, comedy/drama, Jennifer Esposito & Kiele Sanchez
Reunion – FOX, drama, Will Estes, Sean Feris
Sex, Love & Secrets – UPN, drama, 4 episodes, Denise Richards, Eric Balfour
Surface – NBC, sci-fi, Lake Bell
Three Wishes – NBC, reality, Amy Grant
Threshold – CBS, sci-fi/drama, Carla Gugino, Charles S. Dutton
Twins – WB, comedy, Sara Gilbert, Molly Stanton, Mark Linn-Baker, Melanie Griffith
11 out of 32 new series SURVIVED for 2006/07
ABC – 0/4,
CBS – 5/7, Close To Home, Crimetime Saturday, Criminal Minds, Ghost Whisperer, How I Met Your Mother
FOX – 3/7, Bones, Prison Break, The War At Home
NBC – 1/6, My Name Is Earl
WB – 1/5, Supernatural
UPN – 1/3, Everyone Hates Chris
Mid season shows
America's Got Talent – June 2006–present, NBC, talent, Regis Philbin
American Inventor – March 2006–present, ABC, reality, Matt Gallant
Deal Or No Deal - December 2005–present, NBC, game, Howie Mandel
The Loop – March 2006–present, FOX, comedy, Brett Harrison, Sarah Mason
The New Adventures of Old Christine – March 2006–present, CBS, comedy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Skating With The Celebrities – FOX, reality, Scott Hamilton
The Unit – March 2006–present, CBS, action/drama, Dennis Haysbert, Scott Foley, Robert Patrick
What About Brian – April 2006–present, ABC, drama, Barry Watson, Rosanna Arquette
Cancelled Mid Season Shows
Courting Alex – CBS, comedy, 8 episodes, Jenna Elfman, Dabney Coleman
Crumbs – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Fred Savage, Jane Curtin
Emily's Reasons Why Not – January 9, 2006, ABC, comedy, 1 episode, Heather Graham
Gameshow Marathon – CBS, game, 7 episodes, Ricki Lake
Hot Properties – ABC, comedy, 13 episodes, Nicole Sullivan
The One: Making A Music Star – ABC, talent, 4 episodes, George Stroumboulopoulos
South Beach – UPN, drama, 8 episodes, Vanessa L. Williams
Treasure Hunters – NBC, reality, Laird Macintosh
Tuesday Night Book Club – CBS, reality, 2 episodes
Windfall – NBC, drama, 13 episodes, Luke Perry, D.J. Cotrona
Cable
Blade: The Series – Spike, sci fi, Jill Wagner
Dog Bites Man – June 2006–present, Comedy Central, comedy, Matt Walsh
Falcon Beach – June 2006–present, ABC Family, soap, Steve Byers
Hannah Montana – March 2006–present, Disney, comedy, Miley Cyrus
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia – August 2005–present, FX, comedy, Charlie Day
The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency – Oxygen, reality, Janice Dickinson
Kyle XY – June 2006–present, ABC Family, sci fi, Matt Dallas
Lovespring International – June 2006–present, Lifetime, comedy, Jack Plotnick
Lucky Louie – June 2006–present, HBO, comedy, Louie C.K.
Making The Band 3 – October–December 2005, MTV, rock documentary
Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From The Stories Of Stephen King – TNT, horror/drama, 8 episodes
Psych – July 2006–present, USA, comedy/drama, James Roday
Saved – TNT, drama, Thomas Everett Scott
The Surreal Life – March–May 2006, VH1, reality
Weeds – 2005–present, Showtime, comedy, Mary–Louise Parker
Whistler – June 2006–present, The N, drama, Nicolas Lea
Reality TV
The Amazing Race 8: Family Edition – September–December 2005, CBS, reality/adventure
The Amazing Race 9 – February–May 2006, CBS, reality/adventure
America's Next Top Model – September–December 2005, UPN, reality
America's Next Top Model – March–May 2006, UPN, reality
The Apprentice – September–December 2005, NBC, reality
The Apprentice – February–May 2006, NBC, reality
The Bachelor: Paris – January–February 2006, ABC, romance reality
Big Brother 7: All Stars – July–September 2006, CBS, reality/competition
The Biggest Loser – September–November 2005, NBC, reality
The Biggest Loser: The Special Edition – January–March 2006, NBC, reality
The Contender – July–September 2006, ESPN, reality
Growing Up Gotti – August 2005–December 2005, A&E, reality
Last Comic Standing 4 – May–August 2006, NBC, talent, Anthony Clark
Rock Star: Supernova – July–September 2006, CBS, talent
The Simple Life 4: Til Death Do Us Apart – June–July 2006, E!, reality
Survivor: Guatemala – The Mayan Empire – September–December 2005, CBS, adventure/competition
Survivor: Panama – Exile Island – February–May 2006, CBS, adventure/competition
Two Seasons (2004/05)
American Dad! – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon
Battlestar Galactica – 2004–present, Sci Fi, sci fi
Blue Collar TV – 2004–2006, WB, comedy
Boston Legal – 2004–present, ABC, legal drama
CSI: NY – 2004–present, CBS, police drama
The Closer – June 2005–present, TNT, crime drama
Cuts – 2004–2006, UPN, comedy
Dancing With the Stars – June 2005–present, ABC, dancing
Desperate Housewives – 2004–present, ABC, soap
Family Guy – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon
Grey's Anatomy – March 2005–present, ABC, medical drama
Hell's Kitchen – May 2005–present, FOX, reality
House – 2004–present, FOX, medical drama
Jake in Progress – March 2005–2006, ABC, comedy
Joey – 2004–2006, NBC, comedy
Kathy Griffin: My Life On D–List – August 2005–present, Bravo, reality
Living with Fran – April 2005–2006, WB, comedy
Lost – 2004–present, ABC, adventure
Medium – January 2005–present, NBC, drama
Nanny 911 – November 2004–present, FOX, reality
Numbers – January 2005–present, CBS, police drama
The Office – March 2005–present, NBC, comedy
One Tree Hill – 2004–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, soap
So You Think You Could Dance – July 2005–present, FOX, dancing
Stacked – April 2005–2006, FOX, comedy
Supernanny – January 2005–present, ABC, reality
Veronica Mars – 2004–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, mystery
Wife Swap – 2004–present, ABC, reality
Zoey 101 – January 2005–present, Nickelodeon, comedy
Three Seasons (2003/04)
All of Us – 2003–2006, UPN, 2007–present, CW, comedy
Arrested Development – 2003–2006, FOX, comedy
Cold Case – 2003–present, CBS, police drama
Deadwood – March 2004–2006, HBO, western
Entourage – July 2004–present, HBO, comedy
Eve – 2003–2006, UPN, comedy
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – February 2004–present, ABC, reality
The 4400 – July 2004–present, USA, sci fi
Hope & Faith – 2003–2006, ABC, comedy
Las Vegas – 2003–present, NBC, drama
NCIS – 2003–present, CBS, drama
Nip/Tuck – 2003–present, FX, drama
Queer Eye For The Straight Guy – July 2003–present, Bravo, reality
Reno 911! – July 2004–present, Comedy Central, comedy
Rescue Me – July 2004–present, FX, drama
Trading Spouses – July 2004–present, FOX, reality
Tru Calling – 2003–2005, FOX, sci-fi/drama
Two and a Half Men – 2003–present, CBS, comedy
Four Seasons (2002/03)
The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon
CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama
Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama
Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Half & Half – 2002–2006, UPN, comedy
Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk
Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy
Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama
Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality
Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2002–present, Showtime, comedy
Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy
That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy
What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy
Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama
Five Seasons (2001/02)
According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy
Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage
American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent
Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy
Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama
ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk
Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy
Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy
Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy
The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama
Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure
24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage
Six Seasons (2000/01)
America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama
Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality
Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW
Primetime Live – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine
Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama
Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional
Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy
Seven Seasons (1999/2000)
Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating
Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama
Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling
The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama
Eight Seasons (1998/99)
Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy
The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy
That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy
Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy
Nine Seasons (1997/98)
The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom
South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon
Ten Seasons (1996/97)
Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine
7th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
Eleven Seasons (1995/96)
The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy
King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon
Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy
Twelve Seasons (1994/95)
ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama
Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk
Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson – January 2005–present, CBS, talk
Thirteen Seasons (1993/94)
Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk
Fifteen Seasons (1991/92)
Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine
Sixteen Seasons (1990/91)
Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama
Seventeen Seasons (1989/90)
America's Funniest Home Videos – Jan 1990–present, ABC, comedy
The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon
Eighteen Seasons (1988/89)
COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality
Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine
Nineteen Seasons (1987/88)
America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service
48 Hours Mystery – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Twenty Seasons (1986/87)
Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary
Twenty-two Seasons (1984/85)
The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights
Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game
Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion
Twenty-three Seasons (1983/84)
Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game
Twenty-five Seasons (1981/82)
Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip
Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk
Twenty-nine Seasons (1977/78)
20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine
Thirty-one Seasons (1975/76)
Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety
Thirty-six Seasons (1970/71)
Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports
Thirty-eight Seasons (1968/69)
60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Fifty two Seasons (1954/55)
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety
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Friday, September 29, 2006
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2004
2004/05 – American Idol was #1 on FOX Tuesday, second year running.
Note: Any BOLD shows were cancelled in 2004 season; NYPD Blue was cancelled in the twelfth season.
Anniversary:
JAG celebrated ten years on TV; it was their last year.
King Of The Hill celebrated ten years on FOX.
Mad TV celebrated ten years on FOX.
Law & Order celebrated ten years on NBC.
The Daily Show celebrated ten years on Comedy Central.
Saturday Night Live celebrated thirty years on NBC.
Monday Night Football celebrated thirty-five years on ABC.
Biggest New Hit: Desperate Housewives was #4 on ABC Sunday. ABC found it footing with those nutty housewives and the Lost castaways. HBO, CBS, NBC, FOX, Showtime and Lifetime turned down Desperate Housewives. ABC stuck it gold with Desperate Housewives and Lost; both shows revived ABC's fortunes. Their last major hit was Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. Ironically, Lifetime started to rerun the show in August 2006; ABC owns Lifetime 50%.
British Ties:
Dancing With The Stars was based on BBC's Strictly Comes Dancing. It's a worldwide sensation. Most countries use the name, Dancing With The Stars.
Hell's Kitchen was based on ITV's Hell's Kitchen, both starring Gordon Ramsay.
Hit Me Baby One More Time was based on ITV's Hit Me Baby One More Time, both hosted by Vernon Kay. Former singers sang their hit songs and one of Today's hit songs; the fans voted on the winner. Tiffany, Haddaway & Howard Jones performed on both versions.
The Sketch Show was based on ITV's The Sketch Show. Lee Mack starred in both versions.
Supernanny was based on Channel 4's Supernanny, both starring Jo Frost.
Wife Swap was based on Channel 4's Wife Swap. Husbands swipe wives for two weeks. ABC accused FOX of ripping of the format with Trading Spouses: Meet Your New Mommy. In FOX's defense, FOX didn't because Trading Spouses was on the air first, just like Nanny 911.
Name Change:
1–800–Missing to Missing.
48 Hours Investigates to 48 Hours Mystery.
Primetime Thursday to Primetime Live, the show's original title. Then, it became Primetime in July 2005.
The Return:
Family Guy returned to FOX after a three-year absence. The reruns were extremely popular on The Cartoon Network and the DVDs made millions of dollars. FOX bowed down to the fans' pleads. It made a triumph returned to FOX! Also, Family Guy brought some company with him – American Dad! Seth McFarlane created both cartoons.
Darius McCrary returned in a failed NBC series, Committed. He was best known for Family Matters as Laura Winslow's older brother, Eddie.
Tom Poston was Darius' costar on Committed. Tom guest starred three times on Darius' big hit, Family Matters, as Mr. Looney. Tom was best known for Newhart in the 1980's.
Simultaneous: John Goodman was on two series – Center of the Universe & Father Of The Pride.
Spin Off:
Boston Legal from The Practice – After Alan Shore won his last case against his legal firm; he went to work in Boston for the lawyer, Denny Crane, who represented him in the case.
Joey from Friends – Joey moved to Hollywood to further his acting career. It was the biggest flop of the season; it was even worst in the second and final season.
Stargate: Atlantis from Stargate SG–1.
Switch Networks: The Surreal Life went from WB to VH1.
Tidbits:
The Mountain's Oliver Hudson is the brother of Kate Hudson and the son of Goldie Hawn & Bill Hudson.
Keith Carradine is related to his half brother David Carradine, the star of Kung Fu TV series.
North Shore's Kristoffer Polaha's wife, Julianne Moore, was Jay Kenneth Johnson's costar on Days Of Our Lives. She was on Days from 1998 – 2002; Jay was on from 2000 – 2002. North Shore was Jay's first primetime series.
Craig Killborn departed The Late Late Show in August 2004. The next few months, CBS tried out guest hosts to compete for the host seat. It came down to four finalists – Craig Ferguson, Adam Carolla, Michael Ian Black and D.L. Hughley. CBS announced that Craig Ferguson was the new host on December 2004. His series premiered on January 5, 2005. Craig was best known for his role on The Drew Carey Show as Drew's boss, Mr. Wick.
Second Time Around's Boris Kodjoe & Nicole Ari Parker is married in real life. They became parents to a baby girl in March 2005.
The Benefactor's Mark Cuban is a billionaire and the owner of Dallas Mavericks.
Renovate My Family's Jay McGraw is the son of Dr. Phil McGraw, the host of the popular daytime hit, Dr. Phil.
Simon Fuller & Nigel Lythgoe created So You Think You Could Dance and American Idol. Nigel is one of three judges on the show.
All That finally ended on Nickelodeon after ten seasons. That's...all that!
FOX cancelled My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss after five episodes in December 2004. FOX released the five remaining episodes online in March 2005.
The Law Firm lasted two episodes on NBC. Bravo aired the remaining episodes.
2004/05 Fall Season
One Season (2004/05)
Blue Collar TV – 2004–2006, WB, comedy, Jeff Foxworthy
Boston Legal – 2004–present, ABC, legal drama, James Spader, William Shatner
CSI: NY – 2004–present, CBS, police drama, Gary Sinise & Melina Kanakaredes
Desperate Housewives – 2004–present, ABC, soap, Marcia Cross, Felicity Huffman, Eva Longoria & Terri Hatcher
House – 2004–present, FOX, medical drama, Hugh Laurie& Lisa Edelstein
Joey – 2004–2006, NBC, comedy, Matt LeBlanc & Drea de Matteo
Lost – 2004–present, ABC, adventure, Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly & Dominic Monaghan
One Tree Hill – 2004–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, soap, Chad Michael Murray & James Lafferty
Rodney – 2004–2006, ABC, comedy, Rodney Carrington
Veronica Mars–2004–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, mystery, Kristen Bell & Enrico Colantoni
Wife Swap – 2004–present, ABC, reality
Cancelled TV Series
The Benefactor – ABC, reality, 6 episodes, Mark Cuban
Center of the Universe – CBS, comedy, John Goodman, Jean Smart, & Diedrich Bader
Complete Savages – ABC, comedy, Keith Carradine
Father of the Pride – NBC, cartoon, John Goodman, Danielle Harris & Carl Reiner
Hawaii – NBC, police drama, 7 episodes, Sharif Atkins & Ivan Sergei
Jack & Bobby – WB, political drama, Christine Lahti & Matt Long
Kevin Hill – UPN, legal drama, Taye Diggs & Jon Seda
LAX – NBC, drama, Heather Locklear, Blair Underwood & Paul Leyden
Life of Luxury – ABC, reality, George Hamilton
Listen Up – CBS, comedy, Jason Alexander & Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Life As We Know It – ABC, drama, Sean Faris, Jon Foster & Kelly Osbourne
My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss – FOX, reality, 5 episodes
Medical Investigation – NBC, medical drama, Neal McDonough & Kelli Williams
North Shore – FOX, soap, Brooke Burns, Kristoffer Polaha & Jay Kenneth Johnson
Quintuplets – FOX, comedy, Andy Richter, Rebecca Creskoff
The Rebel Billionaire – FOX, adventure, reality, Richard Branson
Renovate My Family – FOX, reality, Jay McGraw
Second Time Around – UPN, comedy, Boris Kodjoe & Nicole Ari Parker
The Mountain – WB, drama, Oliver Hudson
Totally Outrageous Behavior – FOX, reality
World's Craziest Videos – FOX, reality
11 out of 32 new series SURVIVED for 2005/06
ABC – 5/9, Boston Legal, Desperate Housewives, Lost, Rodney & Wife Swap
CBS – 1/3, CSI: NY
FOX – 1/8, House
NBC – 1/5, Joey
UPN – 1/3, Veronica Mars
WB – 2/4, Blue Collar TV & One Tree Hill
Mid season shows
American Dad! – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon, Seth McFarlane, Scott Grimes
Cuts – February 2004–2006, UPN, comedy, Shondrella Avery, Marques Houston
Dancing With the Stars – June 2005–present, ABC, dancing, LIVE, Tom Bergeron
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition: How'd They Do That? – January/May 2005, ABC, reality, Ty Pennington
Family Guy – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon, Seth McFarlane, Seth Green, Milo Kunis
Hell's Kitchen – May 2005–present, FOX, reality, Gordon Ramsay
Grey's Anatomy – March 2005–present, ABC, medical drama, Sandra Oh, Patrick Dempsey, Katherine Heigl
Living with Fran – April 2005–2006, WB, comedy, Fran Drescher, Ryan McPartlin
Jake in Progress – March 2005–2006, ABC, comedy, John Stamos, Ian Gomez, Wendi Malick
Medium – January 2005–present, NBC, drama, Patricia Arquette, Jack Weber
Nanny 911 – November 2004–present, FOX, reality, Deborah Carroll
Numbers – January 2005–present, CBS, police drama, Rob Morrow, Judd Hirsch
The Office – March 2005–present, NBC, comedy, Steve Carrell, Jennifer Fischer
The Sketch Show – March/April 2005, FOX, variety, 4 episodes, Kelsey Grammer, Mary Lynn Rajskub
So You Think You Could Dance – July 2005–present, FOX, dancing, Lauren Sanchez
Stacked – April 2005–2006, FOX, comedy, Pamela Anderson, Christopher Lloyd
Supernanny – January 2005–present, ABC, reality, Jo Frost
Cancelled Mid Season Shows
Blind Justice – ABC, police drama, Ron Eldard, Rena Sofer
Brat Camp – ABC, reality, 7 episodes
Committed – NBC, comedy, 13 episodes, Jennifer Finnigan, Tom Poston
The Cut – CBS, reality, 13 episodes, Tommy Hilfiger
Empire – ABC, drama, 6 episodes, Jonathan Clark
Hit Me Baby One More Time – June 2005, NBC, music, Vernon Kay
The Inside – FOX, crime drama, 7 episodes, Rachel Nichols
The Law Firm – NBC, reality, 2 episodes, Roy Black
Life On A Stick – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Amy Yasbeck
The Princes Of Malibu – FOX, reality, 6 episodes, David Foster
Tommy Lee Goes To College – NBC, reality, 6 episodes, Tommy Lee
Cable:
Battlestar Galactica – 2004–present, Sci Fi, sci fi, Edward James Olmos
Being Bobby Brown – Bravo, reality, 10 episodes, Bobby Brown, Whitney Houston
The Closer – June 2005–present, TNT, crime drama, Kyra Sedgwick
The Comeback – HBO, comedy, 13 episodes, Lisa Kudrow
Fight For Fame – E!, reality
Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive – E!, reality, Noah Blake
The Girls Next Door – August 2004–present, E!, reality, Hugh Hefner
Growing Up Gotti – August 2004–December 2004, A&E, reality
Growing Up Gotti – January–April 2005, A&E, reality
Hogan Knows Best – July 2005–present, VH1, reality, Hulk Hogan
Hopeless Pictures – IFC, cartoon, Michael McKean, Lisa Kudrow
Kathy Griffin: My Life On D–List – August 2005–present, Bravo, reality, Kathy Griffin
Laguna Beach – September 2004–present, MTV, reality
Making The Bank 3 – March–May 2005, MTV, rock documentary
Minding The Store – TBS, reality, 10 episodes, Paula Shore
Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – January–March 2005, MTV, reality
The Osbournes – January–March 2005, MTV, reality
Over There – FX, drama, 13 episodes, Erik Palladino
Queer Eye For The Straight Girl – January–May 2005, Bravo, reality
The Real Gilligan's Island – November–December 2004, WTBS, reality
The Real Gilligan's Island – June–July 2005, WTBS, reality
Situation Comedy – Bravo, reality, 7 episodes, Sean Hayes
Stargate: Atlantis – 2004–present, Sci Fi, sci fi, Joe Flanigan
Starved – FX, comedy, 6 episodes, Eric Schaeffer
Stella – Comedy Central, comedy, Michael Ian Black
Strange Love – VH1, reality, Flavor Flav, Brigett Nielson
Super Agent – Spike, reality, Shaun Cody
The Surreal Life – October–December 2004, VH1, reality
The Surreal Life – January–April 2005, VH1, reality
The Surreal Life – July–October 2005, VH1, reality
30 Days – June 2005–2006 FX, reality, Morgan Spurlock
Venus & Serena: For Real – ABC Family, reality, Venus Williams
Wanted – TNT, crime drama, 13 episodes, Gary Cole
Wildfire – June 2005–present, ABC Family, drama, Genevieve Cortese
Wild 'N Out – July 2005–present, MTV, reality, Nick Cannon
Zoey 101 – January 2005–present, Nickelodeon, comedy, Jamie Lynn Spears
Reality TV
The Amazing Race 6 – November 2004–February 2005, CBS, reality/adventure
The Amazing Race 7 – March–May 2005, CBS, reality/adventure
America's Next Top Model – September–December 2004, UPN, reality
America's Next Top Model – March–May 2005, UPN, reality
The Apprentice – September–December 2004, NBC, reality
The Apprentice – January–May 2005, NBC, reality
Average Joe: The Joes Strike Back – June–July 2005, NBC, reality
The Bachelor – September–November 2004, ABC, romance reality
The Bachelorette – January–February 2005, ABC, romance reality
The Bachelor – March–May 2005, ABC, romance reality
Big Brother 6 – July–September 2005, CBS, reality/competition
The Biggest Loser – October 2004–January 2005, NBC, reality
The Contender – March–May 2005, NBC, reality, Sylvester Stallone, Sugar Ray Leonard
I Want To Be A Hilton – June–August 2005, NBC, reality, Kathy Hilton
Last Comic Standing 3 "The Battle Of The Best" – August–October 2004, NBC, talent
My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss – FOX, reality, 5 episodes, August Caimi
On The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott – January–March 2005, UPN, talent
R U The Girl With T–Boz & Chilli – UPN, reality, 9 episodes, Tionne Watkins
The Real World: Philadelphia – 1992–present, MTV, reality
Rock Star: INXS – July–September 2005, CBS, talent
The Simple Life 3: Interns – January–May 2005, FOX, reality
Survivor: Vanuatu – September–December 2004, CBS, adventure/competition
Survivor: Palau – February–May 2005, CBS, adventure/competition
Two Seasons (2003/04)
All of Us – 2003–2006, UPN, 2006–present, CW, comedy
Arrested Development – 2003–2006, FOX, comedy
The Ashlee Simpson Show – June 2004–2005, MTV, reality
Blow Out – June 2004–present, Bravo, reality
Bridezillas – June 2004–present, WE, reality
Cold Case – 2003–present, CBS, police drama
Deadwood – March 2004–2006, HBO, western
Dr. 90210 – June 2004–present, E!, reality
Entourage – July 2004–present, HBO, comedy
Eve – 2003–2006, UPN, comedy
Extreme Dodgeball – June 2004–2005, GSN, game
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – February 2004–present, ABC, reality
The 4400 – July 2004–present, USA, sci fi
Hope & Faith – 2003–2006, ABC, comedy
Joan of Arcadia – 2003–2005, ABC, drama
Las Vegas – 2003–present, NBC, drama
Missing – 2003–2006, Lifetime, crime drama
NCIS – 2003–present, CBS, drama
Nip/Tuck – 2003–present, FX, drama
The O.C. – 2003–present, FOX, soap
Queer Eye For The Straight Guy – July 2003–present, Bravo, reality
Reno 911! – July 2004–present, Comedy Central, comedy
Rescue Me – July 2004–present, FX, drama
Star Search – January 2003–2004, CBS, talent
Steve Harvey's Big Time – 2003–2005, WB, talent
Summerland – June 2004–2005, WB, drama
The Swan – April 2004–2005, FOX, reality
Trading Spouses – July 2004–present, FOX, reality
Tru Calling – 2003–2005, FOX, sci-fi/drama
Two and a Half Men – 2004–present, CBS, comedy
Wild Card – 2003–2005, Lifetime, drama/comedy
Three Seasons (2002/03)
The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon
American Dreams – 2002–2005, NBC, comedy/drama
CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama
Celebrity Justice – 2002–2005, syndication, legal
8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter – 2002–2005, ABC, comedy
Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama
Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Girls Behaving Badly – 2002–2005, Oxygen, reality comedy
Half & Half – 2002–2006 – UPN, comedy
Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk
Kim Possible – 2002–2005, Disney, cartoon
Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy
Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama
Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality
Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent
Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – August 2003–2005, MTV, reality
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2003–present, Showtime, comedy
Real Time With Bill Maher – February 2003–present, HBO, talk, LIVE
Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy
Sue Thomas, F.B.Eye – 2002–2005, PAX, crime drama
That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy
What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy
The Wire – June 2002–2005, HBO, drama
Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama
Four Seasons (2001/02)
According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy
Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage
All That – December 2001–2005, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety
American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent, LIVE
Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy
Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama
ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk
Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy
Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy
Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy
The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama
Smallville – 2001–2005/06, WB; 2007–present, CW, adventure
Star Trek: Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi
24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage
Five Seasons (2000/01)
America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy
Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci-fi
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama
Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality
Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy
Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2007–present, CW
My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy
Primetime Live – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine
Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama
Six Feet Under – June 2001–2005, HBO, comedy/drama
Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz
Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama
Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional
Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy
Six Seasons (1999/2000)
Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating
Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz
Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 2000–present, NBC, police drama
Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy
The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy
Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama
WWE Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling
The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama
Seven Seasons (1998/99)
Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy
The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy
60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine
That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy
Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy
Eight Seasons (1997/98)
The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom
South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon
Stargate SG–1 – 1997–2002, Showtime; 2002–2007, Sci Fi, sci fi
Nine Seasons (1996/97)
Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine
Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy
7th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
Ten Seasons (1995/96)
The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy
JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama
King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon
Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy
Eleven Seasons (1994/95)
ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama
Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk
Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip
The Late Late Show – CBS, talk
Twelve Seasons (1993/94)
Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk
NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama
Fourteen Seasons (1991/92)
Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine
Fifteen Seasons (1990/91)
Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama
Sixteen Seasons (1989/90)
The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon
Seventeen Seasons (1988/89)
COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality
Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine
Eighteen Seasons (1987/88)
America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service
48 Hours Mystery – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Nineteen Seasons (1986/87)
Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary
Twenty-one Seasons (1984/85)
The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights
Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game
Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion
Twenty-two Seasons (1983/84)
Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game
Twenty-four Seasons (1981/82)
Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip
Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk
Twenty-eight Seasons (1977/78)
20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine
Thirty Seasons (1975/76)
Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety
Thirty-five Seasons (1970/71)
Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports
Thirty-seven Seasons (1968/69)
60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Fifty one Seasons (1954/55)
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety
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Thursday, September 28, 2006
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2003
2003/04 – American Idol was #1 on FOX Tuesday.
Note: Any BOLD shows were cancelled in 2003 season; Frasier was cancelled in the eleventh season.
Anniversary:
ER celebrated ten years on NBC.
Entertainers With Byron Allen celebrated ten years in syndication.
Extra celebrated ten years in syndication.
Friends celebrated ten years on NBC; it was their last year.
The Late Late Show celebrated ten years on CBS.
America's Funniest Home Videos celebrated fifteen years on ABC.
The Simpsons celebrated fifteen years on FOX.
The George Michael Sports Machine celebrated twenty years on TV.
Jeopardy celebrated twenty years in syndication.
Larry King Live celebrated twenty years on CNN.
The Tonight Show celebrated fifty years on NBC.
Biggest New Hit: The Apprentice was #4 on NBC Thursdays.
British Ties: Coupling was based on the most popular one, Coupling.
Movies 2 TV: Karen Sisco from Out Of Sight, the 1998 George Clooney/Jennifer Lopez movie.
Name Change:
Dragnet to LA Dragnet
Enterprise to Star Trek: Enterprise
The Return:
Spin Off: NCIS from Jag – the special agents from NCIS of the US Navy.
Tidbits:
2003/04 Fall Season
One Season (2003/04)
All of Us – 2003–2006, UPN, 2006–present, CW, comedy, Tony Rock
Arrested Development – 2003–2006, FOX, comedy, Jason Bateman, Jeffrey Tambor
Cold Case – 2003–present, CBS, police drama, Kathryn Morris, Danny Pino
Eve – 2003–2006, UPN, comedy, Eve
Hope & Faith – 2003–2006, ABC, comedy, Faith Ford & Kelly Ripa
Joan of Arcadia – 2003–2005, ABC, drama, Amber Tamblyn & Jason Ritter
Las Vegas – 2003–present, NBC, drama, James Caan & Josh Duhamel
NCIS – 2003–present, CBS, drama, Mark Harmon & Lauren Holly
The O.C. – 2003–present, FOX, soap, Ben McKenzie, Adam Brody, Mischa Barton
Steve Harvey's Big Time – 2003–2005, WB, talent, Steve Harvey
Tru Calling – 2003–2005, FOX, sci-fi/drama, Eliza Dushka
Two and a Half Men – 2003–present, CBS, comedy, Charlie Sheen & Jon Cryer
Cancelled TV Series
A Minute with Stan Hooper – FOX, comedy, 6 episodes, Norm MacDonald
All About the Andersons – WB, comedy, Anthony Anderson, Roz Ryan
Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire – CBS, drama, 5 episodes, John Carroll Lynch
Coupling – NBC, comedy, Rena Sofer
The Handler – CBS, police drama, Hill Harper
Happy Family – NBC, comedy, John Larroquette & Christine Baranski
Jake 2.0 – UPN, sci-fi, Christopher Gorham
Karen Sisco – ABC, drama, Carla Gugino
Like Family – WB, comedy, Holly Robinson Peete
Luis – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Luis Guzman
The Lyon's Den – NBC, legal drama, 6 episodes, Rob Lowe
I'm With Her – ABC, comedy, Teri Polo
It's All Relative – ABC, comedy, Harriet Sansom Harris
Married to the Kellys – ABC, comedy, Sam Anderson
Miss Match – NBC, comedy/drama, Alicia Silverstone &Ryan O'Neal
The Mullets – UPN, comedy, Loni Anderson, John O'Hurley
Primetime Monday – ABC, newsmagazine
Rock Me Baby – UPN, comedy, Dan Cortese, Carl Anthony Payne
Run of the House – WB, comedy, Joey Lawrence
Skin – FOX, drama, 3 episodes, D.J. Cotrona & Olivia Wilde
Smallville Beginnings reruns – WB, adventure, Tom Welling
Tarzan – WB, adventure/drama, 8 episodes, Travis Fimmel & Lucy Lawless
10-8 – ABC, police drama, Danny Nucci & Travis Schuldt
Threat Matrix – ABC, police drama, James Denton, Kelly Rutherford
Whoopi – NBC, comedy, Whoopi Goldberg
12 out of 37 new series SURVIVED for 2004/05
ABC – 1/8, Hope & Faith
CBS – 4/6, Cold Case, Joan Of Arcadia, NCIS & Two And Half Men
FOX – 3/6, Arrested Development, The O.C, & Tru Calling
NBC – 1/6, Las Vegas
UPN – 2/5, All Of Us & Eve
WB – 1/6, Steve Harvey's Big Time
Mid season shows
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – February 2004–present, ABC, reality, Ty Pennington
The 4400 – July 2004–present, USA, sci fi, Joel Gretsch
Star Search – January 2003–2004, CBS, talent, Arsenio Hall
Summerland – June 2004–2005, WB, drama, Lori Loughlin, Jesse McCartney
The Swan – April 2004–2005, FOX, reality, Amanda Bryam
Trading Spouses – July 2004–present, FOX, reality
Cancelled Mid Season Shows
The Help – WB, comedy, 7 episodes, Tori Spelling, Mindy Cohn
Method & Red – FOX, comedy, 9 episodes, Anna Maria Horsford
The Tracey Morgan Show – NBC, comedy, Tracey Morgan
The Will – January 8, 2004, CBS, reality/competition, 1 episode, Tony Noakes
Cable
Deadwood – March 2004–2006, HBO, western, Ian McShane
Entourage – July 2004–present, HBO, comedy, Kevin Connolly, Jeremy Piven
Making The Band 2 - March–May 2004, MTV, rock documentary
Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – August–October 2003, MTV, reality
Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – January–November 2004, MTV, reality
Nip/Tuck – 2003–present, FX, drama, Dylan Walsh
The Osbournes – January–May 2004, MTV, reality
Queer Eye For The Straight Guy – July 2003–present, Bravo, reality
Reno 911! – July 2004–present, Comedy Central, comedy, Thomas Lennon
Rescue Me – July 2004–present, FX, drama, Denis Leary
Wild Card – 2003–2005, Lifetime, drama/comedy, Joely Fisher
Reality TV
The Amazing Race 5 – July–September 2004, CBS, reality/adventure
America's Next Top Model – January–March 2004, UPN, reality
Amish In The City – July–September 2004, UPN, reality
The Apprentice – January–April 2004, NBC, reality, Donald Trump
Average Joe – November–December 2003, NBC, reality
Average Joe: Hawaii – January–March 2004, NBC, reality
Average Joe: Adam Returns – March–April 2004, NBC, reality
The Bachelor – September–November 2003, ABC, romance reality
The Bachelorette – January–February 2004, ABC, romance reality
The Bachelor – April–May 2004, ABC, romance reality
Big Brother 5 – July–September 2004, CBS, reality/competition
Celebrity Mole Yucatan – January–February 2004; ABC, adventure/game
For Love Or For Money – June–July 2004, NBC, romance reality
For Love Or For Money – July–August 2004, NBC, romance reality
Forever Eden – March–April 2004, FOX, romance reality
Last Comic Standing 2 – June–August 2004 NBC, talent
Joe Millionaire – October–November 2003, FOX, reality
My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiancé – January–February 2004, FOX, reality, 6 episodes
Next Action Star – June–July 2004, NBC, reality
Playing It Straight – March 2004, FOX, 3 episodes
The Simple Life – December 2003–January 2004, FOX, reality
The Simple Life 2: Road Trip – June–August 2004, FOX, reality
Superstar USA – May–June 2004, WB, talent
The Surreal Life – January–February 2004, WB, reality
Survivor: Pearl Islands – September–December 2003, CBS, adventure/competition
Survivor: All Stars – February–May 2004, CBS, adventure/competition
Who Wants To Marry My Dad? – June–August 2004, NBC, reality
Two Seasons (2002/03)
The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon
American Dreams – 2002–2005, NBC, comedy/drama
Boomtown – 2002–2004, NBC, drama
CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama
Celebrity Justice – 2002–2005, syndication, legal
Chappelle's Show – January 2003–2004, Comedy Central, comedy
8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter – 2002–2005, ABC, comedy
Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama
Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Girls Behaving Badly – 2002–2005, Oxygen, reality comedy
Good Morning, Miami – 2002–2004, NBC, comedy
Hack – 2002–2004, CBS, adventure
Half & Half – 2002–2006, UPN, comedy
Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk
Kim Possible – 2002–2005, Disney, cartoon
LA Dragnet – February 2003–2004, ABC, police drama
Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy
Life With Bonnie – 2002–2004, ABC, comedy
The Michael Essany Show – March 2003–2004, E!, comedy
Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama
Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality
Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent
Oliver Beene – March 2003–2004, FOX, comedy
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2002–present, Showtime, comedy
She Spies – 2002–2004, syndication, espionage
Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy
Sue Thomas, F.B.Eye – 2002–2005, PAX, crime drama
That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy
Pyramid – 2002–2004, syndication, quiz
Wanda at Large – March–November 2003, FOX, comedy
What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy
The Wire – June 2002–2005, HBO, drama
Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama
Three Seasons (2001/02)
According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy
Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage
All That – December 2001–2005, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety
American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent
Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy
Crime & Punishment – June 2002–2004, NBC, legal documentary
Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
Crossing Over With John Edwards – 2001–2004, syndication, psychic
The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama
ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating
EX–Treme Dating – July 2002–2004, syndication, dating
The 5th Wheel – 2001–2004, syndication, dating
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
The Guardian – 2001–2004, CBS, legal drama
Jamie Kennedy Experiment – January 2002–2004, WB, comedy
Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk
Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
Mutant X – 2001–2004, syndication, sci fi
One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy
The Proud Family – 2001–2004, Disney, cartoon
Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy
Samuri Jack – 2001–2004, Cartoon, cartoon
Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy
The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama
Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure
Star Trek: Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi
24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage
Four Seasons (2000/01)
America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy
Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci-fi
Boston Public – 2000–2004, FOX, school drama
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama
The District – 2000–2004, CBS, police drama
The Division – January 2001–2004, Lifetime, crime drama
Doc – March 2001–2004, PAX, medical drama
Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality
Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy
Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW
My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy
Primetime Thursday – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine
Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama
Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz
Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama
Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional
Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy
Five Seasons (1999/2000)
Angel – 1999–2004, WB, supernatural drama
Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating
Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz
Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama
Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy
The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy
The Parkers – 1999–2004, UPN, comedy
Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama
WWE Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling
The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama
Six Seasons (1998/99)
Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy
Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy
The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy
Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy
60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine
That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy
Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy
Seven Seasons (1997/98)
Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2001–2004, PAX, humor
The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom
South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon
Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–2004, ABC, comedy/quiz
Eight Seasons (1996/97)
Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine
Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy
The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama
7th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
Nine Seasons (1995/96)
The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy
The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy
JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama
King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon
Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy
Ten Seasons (1994/95)
ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama
Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk
Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip
Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy
The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk
Eleven Seasons (1993/94)
Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy
Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk
NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama
Thirteen Seasons (1991/92)
Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine
Fourteen Seasons (1990/91)
Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama
Fifteen Seasons (1989/90)
The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon
Sixteen Seasons (1988/89)
COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality
Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine
Seventeen Seasons (1987/88)
America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service
48 Hours Investigates – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Eighteen Seasons (1986/87)
Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary
Twenty Seasons (1984/85)
The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights
Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game
Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion
Twenty-one Seasons (1983/84)
Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game
Twenty-three Seasons (1981/82)
Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip
Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk
Twenty-seven Seasons (1977/78)
20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine
Twenty-nine Seasons (1975/76)
Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety
Thirty-four Seasons (1970/71)
Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports
Thirty-six Seasons (1968/69)
60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Fifty Seasons (1954/55)
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety
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Wednesday, September 27, 2006
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2002
2002/03 – CSI: Crime Scene Investigation was #1 on CBS Thursday.
Note: Any BOLD shows were cancelled in 2002 season; Futurama was cancelled in the fifth season.
Anniversary:
Frasier celebrated ten years on NBC.
Late Show With David Letterman celebrated ten years on CBS.
NYPD Blue celebrated ten years on ABC.
COPS celebrated fifteen years on FOX.
Inside Edition celebrated fifteen years in syndication.
60 Minutes celebrated thirty-five years on CBS.
Biggest New Hit: Joe Millionaire was #3 on FOX Monday. This show hooked the viewers since it first aired. It was intrigue and suspenseful. Were the ladies really in it for love or for money? Sure, he was handsome and has lots of money. In "reality," there was something up – he has the looks, but no money. He wasn't a real life millionaire like all the ladies believed. He was an average Joe with a construction job. It was a ratings success that the producer extended the Joe Millionaire format overseas next season. It didn't do anything good; nobody was watching the so-called NEW Joe Millionaire. The reality show was a one-time thing.
Death: Lynn Thigpen died of cerebral hemorrhage on March 12, 2003. She was on The District with Craig T. Nelson.
Movies 2 TV
My Big Fat Greek Life was based on the 2002 Nia Vardalos movie, My Big Fat Greek Wedding. The entire cast reprised their roles for the movie, except John Corbett. John was in the Lucky series in the same season. Either My Big Fat Greek Life or Lucky didn't make it to a second season. Lucky premiered on April 8, 2002. A week later, My Big Fat Greek Life was cancelled.
Tremors was based on the 1990 Kevin Bacon movie. Michael Gross reprised his role for the series.
Name Change: 48 Hours to 48 Hours Investigates.
Remakes: WB's Family Affair – Nobody was willing to watch the new one like many failed remakes from years ago. The Fugitive. Fantasy Island. The Twilight Zone. Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Come on, Hollywood writers! Give us something new and refreshing to watch!
The Return:
American Bandstand returned to network TV after a thirteen-year absence. No kidding, dude! Really, it is partly true. Dick Clark was the producer of the new 1960's show American Dreams. He had a great ideal to incorporate old American Bandstand footage in the show; one of the characters, Meg Ryan, was a dancer on American Bandstand. Some Today's popular singers and actors portrayed the famous singers of the 1960's – Wayne Brady (Jackie Wilson), Kelly Clarkson (Brenda Lee), Chris Isaak (Roy Orbison), Usher (Marvin Gaye) & Brandy Norwood (Gladys Knight).
David Caruso – Yep, he's back! He failed miserly with his last series, Michael Hayes, not the fabulous Freebird wrestler, in 1997. LOL. David was an original cast member of the controversial police drama, NYPD Blue. As soon as David became famous, he ditched NYPD Blue for a failed movie career. This time around, David won't give up a good thing in CSI: Miami. He learned from his mistake the last time.
Richard Karn replaced Louie Anderson on Family Feud. Richard was best known on Home Improvement as Tim Allen's sidekick.
NBC revived Hunter with the original actors, Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer. Hunter was last seen on NBC from 1984–1991.
Let's Make a Deal returned to prime time after a thirty–two year absence.
The $100,000 Pyramid returned to syndication as Pyramid after a eleven-year absence.
Spin Off:
American Juniors from American Idol – less popular spin off for the kids to be in a band.
CSI: Miami from CSI – the same show, different city. At least, Law & Order is NOT doing the same show. Every Law & Order show is different.
Switch Networks: Grounded For Live went from FOX to WB.
Tidbits:
Monk started on USA Network in July 2002 & ABC the next month. Monk lasted on ABC till December 2002, while continued to be a huge hit on USA Network. Monk always started their seasons in July.
Kim Delaney was fired from CSI: Miami; she was the worst criminologist ever. PERIOD. Really, she had no chemistry with David.
Courage The Cowardly Dog ended on my brother's birthday.
Tom Everett Scott and David Bulliard, what can I say? Except for one thing, please "do over, that was then." The past is the past no matter what. Even so, we need to learn from our mistakes.
Joey McIntyre, the former New Kids On The Block, joined Boston Public as a teacher, Colin Flynn. This was his first acting role in a series, besides the New Kids On The Block cartoon in 1990. My grandmother died on his birthday, December 31. Like they said, "Out with the old, in with the new."
Joey's former NKOTB mate, Donnie Wahlberg, starred in a new NBC series, Boomtown, this season. Donny's brother is the famous Marky Mark, a movie star and singer.
All American Girl did very poorly in the ratings that ABC finished the series on ABC Family Channel.
Firefly lasted for three full months from September 20–December 20.
Jeannie Garth and Amanda Bynes of What I Like About You shared the same birthday, April 3rd.
John Woo's Once A Thief finally aired in the states after four long years. Canada's CTV aired the series in the 1997/1998 season.
Lance Bass and Joey Fatone of N'Sync were in separated NBC talent series. Lance was the regular judge for America's Most Talented Kid, hosted by Mario Lopez. Joey was the host of Fame. Both series didn't last long for either of them.
NBC previewed She Spies in the summer of 2002. It was quickly pulled after three episodes, then it begun a two year run in syndication.
Jesse James claimed to be a relative of the outlaw, Jesse James. Sandra Bullock and Jesse was married on July 16, 2005 in Santa Barbara.
2002/03 Fall Season
One Season (2002/03)
American Dreams – 2002–2005, NBC, comedy/drama, Brittany Snow, Will Estes
Boomtown – 2002–2004, NBC, drama, Donnie Wahlberg
CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama, David Caruso, Kim Delaney
8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter – 2002–2005, ABC, comedy, John Ritter, Katey Sagal
Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama, Treat Williams
Good Morning, Miami – 2002–2004, NBC, comedy, Suzanne Pleshette, Jere Burns
Hack – 2002–2004, CBS, adventure, Andre Braugher
Half & Half – 2002–2006 – UPN, comedy, Thelma Hopkins
Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy Sara Rue, Andy Dick
Life With Bonnie – 2002–2004, ABC, comedy, Bonnie Hunt, Mark Derwin
Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy, Mark Addy
What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy, Jennie Garth, Amanda Bynes
Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama, Anthony LaPaglia
Cancelled TV Series
Birds Of Prey – WB, sci-fi, Shemar Moore
Bram And Alice – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Alfred Molina, Traylor Howard
Cedric The Entertainer Presents – FOX, comedy variety, Cedric The Entertainer
Do Over – WB, comedy, Tom Everett Scott
Family Affair – WB, comedy, Gary Cole & Tim Curry
Fastlane – FOX, police drama, Bill Bellamy, Peter Facinelli, Tiffani Thiessen
Firefly – FOX, sci-fi, Adam Baldwin, Ron Glass
Gilmore Girls Beginnings reruns – 2002/03, WB, drama, Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel
Girls Club – FOX, legal drama, 2 episodes, Gretchen Mol
Greetings From Tucson – WB, comedy, Pablo Santos
Hidden Hills – NBC, comedy, Kristin Bauer
Haunted – UPN, supernatural drama, Matthew Fox
In-Laws – NBC, comedy, Jean Smart, Dennis Farina
John Doe – FOX, sci-fi, Dominic Purcell
MDs – ABC, medical drama, William Fichtner
Presidio Med – CBS, medical drama, Dana Delany
Push, Nevada – ABC, drama, 8 episodes, Derek Cecil
Robbery Homicide Division – CBS, police drama, Tom Sizemore
That Was Then – ABC, comedy/drama, 2 episodes, Jeffrey Tambor, Bess Armstrong
The Twilight Zone – UPN, sci-fi anthology, Forest Whitaker
13 out of 33 new series SURVIVED for 2003/04
ABC – 3/6, 8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter, Less Than Perfect & Life With Bonnie
CBS – 4/7, CSI: Miami, Hack, Still Standing & Without A Trace
FOX – 0/5,
NBC – 3/5, American Dreams, Boomtown & Good Morning, Miami,
UPN – 1/3, Half & Half
WB – 2/7, Everwood & What I Like About You
Mid season shows
Black Sash – WB, adventure, Russell Wong
Dragnet – February 2003–2004, ABC, police drama, Ed O'Neil, Ethan Embry
Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality
Oliver Beene – March 2003–2004, FOX, comedy, Grant Shaud, Andrew Lawrence
Wanda at Large – March–November 2003, FOX, comedy, Wanda Sykes
Cancelled Mid Season Shows
A.U.S.A. – NBC, comedy, Scott Foley
Abby – UPN, comedy, Kadeem Hardison
All American Girl – ABC, talent, Mitch Mullany
American Juniors – FOX, talent, Ryan Seacrest
America's Most Talented Kid – NBC, talent, Mario Lopez, Lance Bass
Are You Hot? The Search For America's Sexiest People – ABC, reality, J.D. Roberto
Dinotopia – ABC, fantasy/adventure, Erik von Detten
Fame – NBC, talent, Joey Fatone, Debbie Allen
Hunter – NBC, crime drama, Fred Dryer, Stepfanie Kramer
Let's Make A Deal – NBC, quiz, Billy Bush
Lost At Home – ABC, comedy, Gregory Hines
Married By America – FOX, romance/reality, 7 episodes, Sean Valentine
Miracles – ABC, supernatural, 6 episodes, Skeet Ulrich
Mister Sterling – NBC, political drama, 9 episodes, Josh Brolin
My Big Fat Greek Life – CBS, comedy, 7 episodes, Nia Vardalos
On The Spot – WB, comedy, 5 episodes, Tim Conway, Chip Esten
The Pitts – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Dylan Baker
Platinum – UPN, soap, 6 episodes, Jason George
Profiles From The Front Line – ABC, documentary, 3 episodes
Queens Supreme – CBS, legal comedy/drama, 3 episodes, Oliver Platt
Regular Joe – ABC, comedy, 4 episodes, Judd Hirsch, Daniel Stern
Veritas: The Quest – ABC, adventure, 4 episodes, Alex Carter
Cable
The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon, Debi Derryberry
Body & Soul – PAX, medical drama, William B. Davis
Chappelle's Show – January 2003–2004, Comedy Central, comedy, Dave Chappelle
Clone High, USA – MTV, cartoon, Will Forte, Nicole Sullivan
Cram – GSN, quiz, Graham Elwood
Dirty Rotten Cheater – PAX, quiz, Bill Dwyer
The Dream Team With Annabelle And Michael – Sci Fi, talk, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Lennox
Final Justice – Lifetime, documentary, Erin Brockovich
For The People – Lifetime, legal drama, Debbie Morgan
Girls Behaving Badly – 2002–2005, Oxygen, reality comedy, Tori Meyer
Just Cause – PAX, legal drama, Richard Thomas
Kim Possible – 2002–2005, Disney, cartoon, Christy Carlson Romano
Lucky – FX, comedy, 13 episodes, John Corbett
Making The Band 2 – October–December 2002, MTV, rock documentary
Making The Band 2 – June–September 2003, MTV, rock documentary
The Michael Essany Show – March 2003–2004, E!, comedy, Michael Essany
Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality, Jesse James
My Life Is A Sitcom – ABC Family, comedy reality, Dave Coulier, David Faustino
Narrow Escapes – PAX, magazine
The Osbournes – November 2002–February 2003, June–August 2003, MTV, reality
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2002–present, Showtime, comedy, Penn Jillette
Ren & Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon – Spike, cartoon, Billy West
Scratch + Burn – MTV, comedy, Gregory Qaiyum
Sue Thomas, F.B.Eye – 2002–2005, PAX, crime drama, Deanne Bray
Taboo – TNN, quiz, Chris Wylde
That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy, Raven–Symone
3–South – MTV, cartoon, Brian Dunkleman, Jeffrey Tambor
Transformers Armada – Cartoon, cartoon, Kirby Morrow
Tremors – Sci Fi, sci fi, Michael Gross
Trigger Happy TV – Comedy Central, comedy, Dom Joly
The Wire – June 2002–2005, HBO, drama
Syndication
Celebrity Justice – 2002–2005, syndication, legal, Holly Herbert
John Woo's Once A Thief – syndication, adventure, Ivan Sergei
Livin' Large – syndication, magazine, Carmen Electra, Kadeem Hardison
She Spies – 2002–2004, syndication, espionage, Carlos Jacott
Pyramid – 2002–2004, syndication, quiz, Donny Osmond
Reality TV
The Amazing Race 3 – October–December 2002, CBS, reality/adventure
The Amazing Race 4 – May–August 2003, CBS, reality/adventure
America's Next Top Model – May–July 2003, UPN, reality
Big Brother 4 – July–September 2003, CBS, reality/competition
Celebrity Mole – January–February 2003; ABC, adventure/game
Cupid – July–September 2003, CBS, romance reality
The Family – March, July–September 2003, ABC, reality/competition
For Love Or For Money – June–July 2003, NBC, romance reality
For Love Or For Money – July–September 2003, NBC, romance reality
Last Comic Standing – June–August 2003, NBC, talent, Jay Mohr
Joe Millionaire – January–February 2003, FOX, reality
Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent
The Real Roseanne Show – August 2003, ABC, reality, 4 episodes
The Surreal Life – January–February 2003, WB, reality
Survivor: Thailand – September–December 2002, CBS, adventure/competition
Survivor: The Amazon – February–May 2003, CBS, adventure/competition
Temptation Island 3 – August–September 2003, FOX, dating/reality
Who Wants To Marry My Dad? – July–August 2003, NBC, reality
Late Night
Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk, Jimmy Kimmel
Up Close – ABC, interview, Ted Koppel
Two Seasons (2001/02)
According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy
The Agency – 2001–2003, CBS, foreign intrigue
Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage
All That – December 2001–2005, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety
American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent
Andy Richter Controls The Universe – March 2002–2003, FOX, comedy
Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy
Crime & Punishment – June 2002–2004, NBC, legal documentary
Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
Crossing Over With John Edwards – 2001–2004, syndication, psychic
The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama
Dexter's Laboratory – 2001–2003, Cartoon, cartoon
Dog Eat Dog – June 2002–2003, NBC, game
ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating
Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi
EX–Treme Dating – July 2002–2004, syndication, dating
The 5th Wheel – 2001–2004, syndication, dating
George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy
Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
The Guardian – 2001–2004, CBS, legal drama
Jamie Kennedy Experiment – January 2002–2004, WB, comedy
Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk
Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama
Meet My Parents – January–August 2003, romance/reality
Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama
Mutant X – 2001–2004, syndication, sci fi
The Nick Cannon Show – January 2002–2003, Nickelodeon, comedy
Off Centre – 2001–October 2002, WB, comedy
One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy
The Proud Family – 2001–2004, Disney, cartoon
The Pulse – July 2002–2003, FOX, newsmagazine
Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy
Russian Roulette – June 2002–2003, GSN, game
Samuri Jack – 2001–2004, Cartoon, cartoon
Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy
Shipmates – 2001–2003, syndication, dating
The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama
Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure
30 Seconds To Fame – July 2002–2003, FOX, talent
24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage
Watching Ellie – February 2002–2003, NBC, comedy
Three Seasons (2000/01)
America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy
Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci fi
Boston Public – 2000–2004, FOX, school drama
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama
The District – 2000–2004, CBS, police drama
The Division – January 2001–2004, Lifetime, crime drama
Doc – March 2001–2004, PAX, medical drama
Ed – 2000–2003, NBC, comedy/drama
Even Stevens – 2000–2003, Disney, comedy
Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality
Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW
Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy
My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy
Primetime Glick – June 2000–2003, Comedy Central, comedy
Primetime Thursday – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine
Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama
Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz
Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama
Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional
Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy
Four Seasons (1999/2000)
Angel – 1999–2004, WB, supernatural drama
Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating
Courage The Cowardly Dog – 1999–2002, Cartoon, cartoon
Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz
Family Law – 1999–2003, CBS, legal drama
Farscape – March 1999–2003, Sci Fi, sci fi
Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama
Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy
The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy
The Parkers – 1999–2004, UPN, comedy
Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama
WWE Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling
The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama
Five Seasons (1998/99)
Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy
Change Of Heart – 1998–2003, syndicated, dating
Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy
Futurama – March 1999–2003, FOX, cartoon
The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy
Providence – January 1999–December 2002, NBC, serial drama
Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy
60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine
That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy
The Wild Thornberrys – 1998–2003, Nickelodeon, cartoon
Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy
Six Seasons (1997/98)
Behind The Music – 1997–2003, VH1, documentary
Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2001–2004, PAX, humor
Dawson's Creek – January 1998–2003, WB, drama
The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom
South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon
Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–20004, ABC, comedy/quiz
Win Ben Stein's Money – 1997–2003, Comedy Central, quiz
Seven Seasons (1996/97)
Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine
Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural
Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy
Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy
The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy
7th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama
Eight Seasons (1995/96)
The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy
The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy
JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama
King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon
Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy
Nine Seasons (1994/95)
ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama
Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk
Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip
Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy
The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk
Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy
Ten Seasons (1993/94)
Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy
Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk
NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama
Twelve Seasons (1991/92)
Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine
Thirteen Seasons (1990/91)
Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama
Fourteen Seasons (1989/90)
The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon
Supermarket Sweep – April 1999–2003, PAX, quiz
Fifteen Seasons (1988/89)
COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality
Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine
Sixteen Seasons (1987/88)
America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service
48 Hours Investigates – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Seventeen Seasons (1986/87)
Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary
Nineteen Seasons (1984/85)
The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights
Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game
Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion
Twenty Seasons (1983/84)
Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game
Twenty-two Seasons (1981/82)
Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip
Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk
Twenty-six Seasons (1977/78)
20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine
Twenty-eight Seasons (1975/76)
Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety
Thirty-three Seasons (1970/71)
Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports
Thirty-five Seasons (1968/69)
60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine
Forty nine Seasons (1954/55)
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety
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2001
2001/02 – Friends was #1 on NBC Thursday.
Note: Any BOLD shows were cancelled in 2001 season; The X Files was cancelled in the tenth season.
Anniversary:
America's Most Wanted celebrated fifteen years on FOX.
48 Hours celebrated fifteen years on CBS.
20/20 celebrated twenty-five years in ABC.
Biggest New Hit: Leap Of Faith was #9 on NBC Thursday, tied with Will & Grace. Here's a theory – Having a top 10 hit DOES NOT mean you have a top 10 hit. Leap Of Faith didn't receive a second season. Chicken Soap was a big time flop in 1989; it was #13. Even that show didn't last a season. All together now, "Having a top 10 hit DOES NOT mean you have a top 10 hit." Case closed.
British Ties:
American Idol was based on Pop Idol; Simon Cowell was the judge too. Will Young won the first Pop Idol.
As If was based on Channel 4 series with Emily Corrie reprised her role in the states.
Dog Eat Dog was based on Dog Eat Dog; Ulrika Jonsonn was the BBC host. It lasted from 2001–2003.
My Guide To Becoming A Rock Star was based on The Young People's Guide To Becoming A Rock Star, a Channel 4 series.
Never Mind The Buzzcocks was based on the hugely popular BBC Two series.
Movies 2 TV: The Dead Zone was based on the 1983 Christopher Walken movie. UPN passed on the pilot; USA Network picked up the series.
Name Change:
WWF Smackdown to WWE Smackdown in May 2002 – WWF changed their company name to WWE to avoid any more conflict with WWF, World Wildlife Fund, who had the WWF name longer than WWE. World Wrestling Federation became World Wresting Entertainment. Please get the "F" out!
Wednesday 9:30 (8:30 Central) was pulled after two weeks. It returned as My Adventures In Television in May 2002.
The Return:
Primetime Live returned as Primetime Thursday after 20/20 went back to one night on Fridays. Thou, 20/20 Downtown continued as a separated series for one more year.
John Schneider returned in Smallville after a three-year absence. He was previously on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. He was well known as Bo Duke on The Dukes Of Hazzard.
Courtney Thorne-Smith returned in According To Jim after a one-year absence. She was previously on Melrose Place & Alley McBeal in the 1990's.
Gil Bellows returned in The Agency after a one-year absence. He was previously on Alley McBeal in the late 1990's.
Jerry O'Connell returned in Crossing Jordan after a three-year absence. He was previously on Sliders.
Jason Alexander returned in a failed series, Bob Patterson, after a three-year absence. He was previously on Seinfeld.
Cartoon Network revived Dexter's Laboratory for two more seasons. It last aired in 1996–1998.
All That returned to Nickelodeon with new cast members; the series skipped the 2000 season for a complete overhaul. Since they took a year off, it will begin at season one again. All That begins their seventh season.
Simultaneous: Jerry Orbach was in Law & Order and Encounters With The Unexplained.
Switch Network:
Buffy, The Vampire Slayer went from WB to UPN.
Making The Band went from ABC to MTV for the last season.
The Outer Limits went from Showtime to Sci-Fi Channel.
Roswell went from WB to UPN.
CBS pulled Wolf Lake off the schedule for low ratings in October 2001; UPN started to show it in April 2002.
Tidbits:
24 do 24 hours in a day nonstop. It is the most action packed end of the seat show that you can't turn around for a minute. For Jack Bauer, every minute counts. He won't take a restroom break and a snack break for neon second. From terrorist attacks to the assassination of a former president, Jack can't stop till he saves the day…again and again and again…
Enterprise is the first Star Trek series without Star Trek in the title and has a theme song too.
Emeril was Emeril Lagasse's first sitcom. Man, Emeril better stick to what he does best – cooking. Kick it up a notch! Bam!
Reba was Reba McEntire's first sitcom. Unlike Emeril, Reba was a pretty good actress; she fits just right at home.
Crossing Over With John Edwards originally started in July 2001 on Sci Fi Channel.
Mark Burnett produced Combat Missions. One of the Survivor contestants, Rudy Boesch, was the base commander on the series. Rudy was in the third place on Survivor in 2000.
Judge Marilyn Milian replaced Judge Jerry Sheindlin on The People's Court.
2001/02 Fall Season
One Season (2001/02)
According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy, James Belushi, Courtney Thorne-Smith
The Agency – 2001–2003, CBS, foreign intrigue, Gil Bellows, Beau Bridges
Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage, Jennifer Garner, Victor Garber
Crossing Jordan – 2002–present, NBC, police drama, Jill Hennessy, Jerry O'Connell, Miguel Ferrer
Bernie Mac – 2001–2006, FOX, comedy, Bernie Mac
Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi, Scott Bakula
Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama, Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel
The Guardian – 2001–2003, CBS, legal drama, Si | | |
