VisualSensation
05-20-2004, 11:31 AM
From Zap2it.com:
The small, but devoted followings of "Arrested Development" and "Tru Calling" will be pleased to see that their shows will be returning, as will the much larger, but no less devoted pack of fans for "American Idol." Beyond that, the only thing that's for sure is that if it's Saturday night, FOX is airing "Cops" and "America's Most Wanted." Otherwise, dust off your cartography degrees, as we map out FOX's June, November and January premieres.
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The fall will begin in November for FOX, with a two-month schedule dedicated to a mix of returning old shows, the continuation of summer offerings and the launch of several reality entries. Because every single night is in transition, it's important to take things step by step.
Sundays will begin at 7 p.m. ET with animated favorite "King of the Hill," followed by "Malcolm in the Middle" in a new, but temporary, 7:30 slot. "The Simpsons," provided the vocal talent stays happy, will remain at 8 p.m., giving a solid lead-in to "Arrested Development." The 9 p.m. hour goes to the "Apprentice"-esque legal reality series "The Partner."
The small, but devoted followings of "Arrested Development" and "Tru Calling" will be pleased to see that their shows will be returning, as will the much larger, but no less devoted pack of fans for "American Idol." Beyond that, the only thing that's for sure is that if it's Saturday night, FOX is airing "Cops" and "America's Most Wanted." Otherwise, dust off your cartography degrees, as we map out FOX's June, November and January premieres.
...
...
The fall will begin in November for FOX, with a two-month schedule dedicated to a mix of returning old shows, the continuation of summer offerings and the launch of several reality entries. Because every single night is in transition, it's important to take things step by step.
Sundays will begin at 7 p.m. ET with animated favorite "King of the Hill," followed by "Malcolm in the Middle" in a new, but temporary, 7:30 slot. "The Simpsons," provided the vocal talent stays happy, will remain at 8 p.m., giving a solid lead-in to "Arrested Development." The 9 p.m. hour goes to the "Apprentice"-esque legal reality series "The Partner."