TV Land October 2007 -- Designing Women Joins; Beaver's 50th; Marathons of Lucy & S&S

[Pavan]

TV Land October 2007 --


Regular schedule changes:


What's new: Designing Women
What's back: Night Court, Brady Bunch, Wings
What's gone: Little House on the Prairie, Knight Rider

Effective Monday, October 1, 2007

Mon-Fri
6:00AM Star Trek
7:00AM Night Court effect. Oct. 15
7:30AM Wings effect. Oct 15
8:00AM Cheers
8:30AM The Jeffersons
9:00AM Sanford & Son
9:30AM All in the Family
10:00AM Good Times
10:30AM Green Acres; Designing Women effect Oct. 15
11:00AM Bonanza (Mon); Brady Bunch (Tues-Fri)
11:00AM Bonanza cont. (Mon); The Munsters (Tues-Fri)
12:00PM Bonanza (Mon); The Addams Family (Tues-Fri)
12:30PM Bonanza cont. (Mon); Leave it to Beaver (Tues-Fri)
1:00PM Bonanza (Mon); I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri); Green Acres (Tues-Fri) effect. Oct. 16
1:30PM Bonanza cont. (Mon); I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri)
2:00PM Gunsmoke (Mon); Bonanza (Tues-Fri)
3:00PM Gunsmoke
4:00PM Gunsmoke (Mon); Cheers (Tues-Fri)
4:30PM Gunsmoke cont. (Mon); All in the Family (Tues-Fri)
5:00PM The Jeffersons
5:30PM Good Times
6:00PM I Love Lucy
6:30PM I Love Lucy
7:00PM The Andy Griffith Show
7:30PM The Andy Griffith Show
8:00PM M*A*S*H effect. Oct. 15
8:30PM M*A*S*H effect. Oct. 15
9:00PM-11:00PM Marathons EFFECT. OCT 15: Designing Women (Mon); The Andy Griffith Show (Tues); Sanford & Son (Wed); Good Times (Thurs)
9:00PM M*A*S*H (Fri) effect. Oct. 19
9:30PM M*A*S*H (Fri) effect. Oct. 19
10:00PM TV Land Movie (Fri)
10:30PM TV Land Movie cont. (Fri)
11:00PM M*A*S*H; TV Land Movie cont. (Fri)
11:30PM M*A*S*H; TV Land Movie cont. (Fri)

Every night:
12:05AM The Andy Griffith Show
12:35AM The Andy Griffith Show
1:10AM Three's Company (extra Three's Company at 1:30am on Sat)
1:45AM Three's Company; Designing Women (effect. Oct. 15)
2:20AM The Jeffersons
2:55AM Good Times
3:30AM Good Times; Sanford & Son effect Oct. 15
4:00AM Sanford & Son; Three's Company effect. Oct. 15
4:30AM Three's Company; The Brady Bunch effect. Oct. 15
5:00AM Leave it to Beaver
5:30AM I Love Lucy

Weekends
6:00AM M*A*S*H (Sat); Gunsmoke ( Sun)
6:00AM M*A*S*H (Sat); Gunsmoke cont. (Sun)
7:00AM Gunsmoke
8:00AM Green Acres
8:30AM The Addams Family
9:00AM Leave it to Beaver
9:30AM Leave it to Beaver
10:00AM I Love Lucy
10:30AM I Love Lucy
11:00AM I Love Lucy
11:30AM I Love Lucy
12:00PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Bonanza (Sun)
12:30PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Bonanza cont. (Sun)
1:00PM TV Land Movie (Sat); Bonanza (Sun)
2:00PM TV Land Movie cont. (Sat); Bonanza (Sun)
3:00PM TV Land Movie (Sat); Gunsmoke (Sun)
4:00PM TV Land Movie cont. (Sat); Gunsmoke (Sun)
5:00PM Good Times effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); Gunsmoke (Sun)
5:30PM Good Times effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); Gunsmoke cont. (Sun)
6:00PM The Jeffersons effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
6:30PM The Jeffersons effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
7:00PM Sanford & Son effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
7:30PM Sanford & Son effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
8:00PM-10:00PM Marathons The Andy Griffith Show (Sat); M*A*S*H (Sun)
10:00PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Sanford & Son (Sun)
10:30PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Sanford & Son (Sun)
11:00PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Sat); The Jeffersons (Sun)
11:30PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition cont. (Sat); The Jeffersons (Sun)





Specials & Marathons









- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Every Tuesday at 11 p.m. ET/PT
Millions watched the weekly heart-filled stories of families in need unfold. Now it can be seen on TV Land, reinforcing the gift of giving! Extreme Makeover: Home Edition started on August 7, and airs every Tuesday night at 11pm.
This Emmy Award-winning reality series -- which premiered in 2003 -- follows a team of designers, workmen, neighbors and friends as they race against time to completely renovate an entire house for a deserving family who has faced hardship in just seven days. Every single room, as well as the exterior and landscaping, is overhauled and customized for all family members.







- Friday Nite Movies
Every Friday starting at 10pm e/p
TV Land Friday Movies continue this fall!
We all know them and we all love them. We have all seen these movies so many times we can quote entire scenes verbatim…yet we still watch them whenever they’re on. These classic movies are back for nostalgic enjoyment this spring on TV Land.

Friday, October 5 10p-12:35a
The Blues Brothers (1980)
Jake Blues, just out from prison, puts together his old band to save the Catholic home where he and brother Elwood were raised.

Friday, October 12 10p-1:10a
Rain Man
(Encores: Sat. Oct 13 at 11pm and Sun. Oct 14 at 8pm)

Friday, October 19 10p-12:05a
Throw Momma From a Train

Friday, October 26 10p-12:05a
Crocodile Dundee II

Saturday encores:
Saturday, Oct. 6: 1PM The Blues Brothers & 3PM The Longest Yard (1974)
Saturday, Oct. 13: 1PM Major League & 3PM The Blues Brothers
Saturday, Oct. 20: 1PM Throw Momma from the Train & 3PM Crocodile Dundee II
Saturday, Oct. 27: 1PM Crocodile Dundee II & 3PM Throw Momma from the Train



- TV Land Fall Marathons: The Andy Griffith Show Marathon
Monday,Sept. 24 through Friday, Sept. 28, 2007
7:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT each night (10pm on Friday)
Catch a week-long fall marathon of Lucy.

Monday, Sept. 24
7 PM/6C Episode #9: A FEUD IS A FEUD
Andy strives to end a long-running feud between two neighboring families.
7:30 PM/6:30C Episode #10: ELLIE FOR COUNCIL
Ellie's decision to run for town council sparks a battle of the sexes.
8 PM/7C Episode #18: ANDY THE MARRIAGE COUNSELOR
Andy counsels a Mayberry couple who are constantly bickering with each other
8:30 PM/7:30C Episode #77 MAN IN A HURRY
A harried Charlotte businessman finds himself stranded in Mayberry. A Mayberry classic.
9:00 PM/8C Episode #125: BARNEY AND THELMA LOU, PHFFTT
When Barney starts taking Thelma Lou for granted, she tosses him a curve by going out with Gomer Pyle!
9:30 PM/8:30C Episode #134: MAN IN THE MIDDLE
It's mayhem in Mayberry when Andy tries to console Barney after an argument with Thelma Lou.
10:00 PM/9C Episode #9: A FEUD IS A FEUD
Andy strives to end a long-running feud between two neighboring families.
10:30 PM/9:30C Episode #10: ELLIE FOR COUNCIL
Ellie's decision to run for town council sparks a battle of the sexes.
11:00 PM/10C Episode #18: ANDY THE MARRIAGE COUNSELOR
Andy counsels a Mayberry couple who are constantly bickering with each other
11:30 PM/10:30C Episode #77 MAN IN A HURRY
A harried Charlotte businessman finds himself stranded in Mayberry. A Mayberry classic.

Tuesday, Sept. 25
7 PM/6C Episode #7: ANDY THE MATCHMAKER
Andy, trying to lift Barney's spirits, stages a minor robbery and tries to match his deputy with a shy seamstress.
7:30 PM/6:30C Episode #24: THE NEW DOCTOR
A handsome new doctor arouses suspicion in Aunt Bee and Barney and jealousy in Andy
8 PM/7C Episode #59: THREE'S A CROWD
Andy would like to spend some time alone with Mary Simpson, but Barney keeps turning up like a bad penny.
8:30 PM/7:30C Episode #100: BRISCOE DECLARES FOR AUNT BEE
Attracted by her "rose poetry" and fine cooking, Briscoe Darling kidnaps Aunt Bee.
9:00 PM/8C Episode #190: OPIE'S GIRLFRIEND
Opie doesn't get along with Helen's visiting niece from West Virginia.
9:30 PM/8:30C Episode #7: ANDY THE MATCHMAKER
Andy, trying to lift Barney's spirits, stages a minor robbery and tries to match his deputy with a shy seamstress.
10:00 PM/9C Episode #24: THE NEW DOCTOR
A handsome new doctor arouses suspicion in Aunt Bee and Barney and jealousy in Andy
10:30 PM/9:30C Episode #59: THREE'S A CROWD
Andy would like to spend some time alone with Mary Simpson, but Barney keeps turning up like a bad penny.

Wednesday, Sept. 26
7 PM/6C Episode #3: THE GUITAR PLAYER
Andy schemes to help a young local guitarist (James Best).
7:30 PM/6:30C Episode #31: THE GUITAR PLAYER RETURNS
Mayberry guitarist Jim Lindsey (James Best), a success as a solo artist, returns to a hero's welcome. However, Andy suspects trouble.
8 PM/7C Episode #52: BARNEY AND THE CHOIR
Barney joins the Mayberry choir, which isn't exactly "music" to his fellow choir members' ears
8:30 PM/7:30C Episode #71: THE MAYBERRY BAND
Andy schemes to get the ragtag Mayberry Band into a Raleigh band festival.
9:00 PM/8C Episode #83: RAFE HOLLISTER SINGS
Farmer Rafe Hollister auditions for the Ladies League Musicale and snobbery rears its ugly head.
9:30 PM/8:30C Episode #181: LOOK PAW, I'M DANCING
Opie doesn't want to go to this year's school party, because it is going to be a dance and he has two left feet.
10:00 PM/9C Episode #3: THE GUITAR PLAYER
Andy schemes to help a young local guitarist (James Best).
10:30 PM/9:30C Episode #31: THE GUITAR PLAYER RETURNS
Mayberry guitarist Jim Lindsey (James Best), a success as a solo artist, returns to a hero's welcome. However, Andy suspects trouble.
11:00 PM/10C Episode #52: BARNEY AND THE CHOIR
Barney joins the Mayberry choir, which isn't exactly "music" to his fellow choir members' ears
11:30 PM/10:30C Episode #71. THE MAYBERRY BAND
Andy schemes to get the ragtag Mayberry Band into a Raleigh band festival.

Thursday, Sept. 27
7 PM/6C Episode #2: THE MANHUNT
The state police ask Andy and Barney to step aside while they search for an escaped convict in Mayberry.
7:30 PM/6:30C Episode #43: THE PICKLE STORY
Andy, Barney and Opie find themselves in a real pickle when they pretend to love Aunt Bee's homemade "kerosene cucumbers."
8 PM/7C Episode #61: ANDY ON TRIAL
A simple speeding ticket so enrages an out-of-town newspaper publisher, he sends an undercover reporter to Mayberry to dig up dirt on Sheriff Taylor
8:30 PM/7:30C Episode #64: MR. MCBEEVEE
Andy and Barney believe Opie is letting his imagination get the best of him when the boy describes a new friend who jingles when he walks and has twelve extra hands.
9:00 PM/8C Episode #74: CONVICTS-AT-LARGE
Barney and Floyd become the unwitting (and hilarious) victims of three female escapees.
9:30 PM/8:30C Episode #96: OPIE THE BIRDMAN
Opie kills a mother bird with his slingshot and is forced to become her babies' surrogate mother.
10:00 PM/9C Episode #2: THE MANHUNT
The state police ask Andy and Barney to step aside while they search for an escaped convict in Mayberry.
10:30 PM/9:30C Episode #43: THE PICKLE STORY
Andy, Barney and Opie find themselves in a real pickle when they pretend to love Aunt Bee's homemade "kerosene cucumbers."
11:00 PM/10C Episode #61: ANDY ON TRIAL
A simple speeding ticket so enrages an out-of-town newspaper publisher, he sends an undercover reporter to Mayberry to dig up dirt on Sheriff Taylor
11:30 PM/10:30C Episode #64: MR. MCBEEVEE
Andy and Barney believe Opie is letting his imagination get the best of him when the boy describes a new friend who jingles when he walks and has twelve extra hands.

Friday, Sept. 28
7 PM/6C Episode #37: BARNEY ON THE REBOUND
A scheming young couple victimizes Barney, after a tiff with Thelma Lou.
7:30 PM/6:30C Episode #38: OPIE'S HOBO FRIEND
A ne'er-do-well vagrant Dave Brown has a bad influence on Opie, but he sets things straight before leaving town.
8 PM/7C Episode #45: THE FARMER TAKES A WIFE
A gregarious farmer comes to town to choose a wife. Unfortunately for Barney, he chooses Thelma Lou.
8:30 PM/7:30C Episode #48: THE MANICURIST
A voluptuous manicurist sets up shop in Mayberry and unintentionally provokes trouble between husbands and wives.
9:00 PM/8C Episode #37: BARNEY ON THE REBOUND
A scheming young couple victimizes Barney, after a tiff with Thelma Lou.
9:30 PM/8:30C Episode #38: OPIE'S HOBO FRIEND
A ne'er-do-well vagrant Dave Brown has a bad influence on Opie, but he sets things straight before leaving town.




-Leave it to Beaver's 50th Anniversary
Saturday, October 6 and Sunday, October 7, 2007
8:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET/PT 24-hour marathon
Beaver is turning 50 years old! Join us as we celebrate a beloved television classic. Tune in for favorite episodes of Beaver including a rarely seen unaired pilot as a bonus. Think that’s all…no. Also available online will be streaming footage of the show as chosen by fans and other Beaver experts.

Saturday, October 6, 2007
Leave Beaver
8:00PM Pilot (P)
8:30PM #234 "Family Scrapbook"
9:00PM #001 "Beaver Gets Spelled"
9:30PM #006 "New Neighbors"
10:00PM #027 "My Brother's Girl"
10:30PM #038 "Beaver Runs Away"
11:00PM #047 "The Shave"
11:30PM #087 "Teacher Comes to Dinner"
12:05AM #093 "Larry Hides Out"
12:35AM #097 "Wally's Election"
1:10AM Pilot (P)
1:45AM #234 "Family Scrapbook"
2:20AM #001 "Beaver Gets Spelled"
2:55AM #006 "New Neighbors"
3:30AM #027 "My Brother's Girl"
4:00AM #038 "Beaver Runs Away"
4:30AM #047 "The Shave"
5:00AM #087 "Teacher Comes to Dinner"
5:30AM #093 "Larry Hides Out"

Sunday, October 7, 2007
6:00AM #097 "Wally's Election"
6:30AM #098 "Beaver & Andy"
7:00AM #133 "Ward's Millions"
7:30AM Pilot (P)
8:00AM #002 "Captain Jack"
8:30AM #039 "Beaver's Guest"
9:00AM #044 "Beaver & Chuey"
9:30AM #054 "The Grass Is Always Greener"
10:00AM #062 "The Haunted House"
10:30AM #067 "Beaver's Hero"
11:00AM #072 "Dance Contest"
11:30AM #081 "School Bus"
12:00PM #109 Mother's Day Composition"
12:30PM #134 "Beaver's Secret Life"
1:00PM Pilot (P)
1:30PM TBD
2:00PM #002 "Captain Jack"
2:30PM #039 "Beaver's Guest"
3:00PM #044 "Beaver & Chuey"
3:30PM #054 "The Grass Is Always Greener"
4:00PM #062 "The Haunted House"
4:30PM #067 "Beaver's Hero"
5:00PM #072 "Dance Contest"
5:30PM #081 "School Bus"
6:00PM #109 Mother's Day Composition"
6:30PM #134 "Beaver's Secret Life"
7:00PM #133 "Ward's Millions"
7:30PM Pilot (P)









- TV Land Fall Marathons: I Love Lucy Marathon
Monday, October 1 through Friday, October 5, 2007
8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT each night (10pm on Friday)
Catch a week-long fall marathon of Lucy.

Monday, October 1:
8 PM/7C-Episode #18 : Breaking The Lease
8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #42 : The Courtroom
9 PM/8C-Episode #54 : Club Election
9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #57: No Children Allowed
10 PM/9C-Episode #66: Never Do Biz With Friends
10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #069: Lucy & Ethel Buy The Same Dress

Tuesday, October 2:
8 PM/7C-Episode #1: The Girls Want to go to a Nightclub
8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #38: The Anniversary Present
9 PM/8C-Episode #15: Lucy Plays Cupid
9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #20: Young Fans
10 PM/9C-Episode #46: Pregnant Women Are Unpredictable
10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #64: The Camping Trip

Wednesday, October 3:
8 PM/7C-Episode #10: Lucy is Jealous of Girl Dancer
8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #12: The Adagio
9 PM/8C-Episode #13: The Benefit
9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #37: The Saxophone
10 PM/9C-Episode #73: The French Revue
10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #77: Lucy Has Eyes Examined

Thursday, October 4:
8 PM/7C-Episode #4: Lucy Thinks Ricky Is Trying To Murder Her
8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #21: New Neighbors
9 PM/8C-Episode #30: Lucy Does A TV Commercial
9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #36: Job Switching
10 PM/9C-Episode #51: Lucy Goes To the Hospital
10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #150: Lucy's Italian Movie

Friday, October 5:
8 PM/7C-Episode #125: Lucy & Harpo Marx
8:30 PM/7:30C- Episode #129: Lucy & John Wayne
9 PM/8C-Episode #146 - Lucy & Charles Boyer
9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #154:Lucy & Bob Hope





- TV Land Fall Marathons: Sanford & Son Marathon
Monday, October 8 through Friday, October 12, 2007
8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT each night (10pm on Friday)
Catch a week-long fall marathon of Fred Sanford.






- Myths & Legends Marathon
Sunday, October 28, 2007
8pm to 10pm ET/PT
Join TV Land as we celebrate Halloween with a mini-marathon of its hit original series TV land’s Myths & Legends.

8p #001- The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
What former lover was the inspiration for Carly Simon's #1 hit, You're So Vain? Is that really the ghost of a nine-year-old boy seen through a window in the film Three Men and a Baby? Did the cast of Green Acres barbecue and eat the pig that played Arnold Ziffel?
8:30p #002 – Munchkins & Misbehavior
Was Barry Williams really high on the set of a 1973 episode of The Brady Bunch? Did famed TV chef Julia Child once drop a chicken, retrieve it, and advise her audience, “Remember, you’re alone in the kitchen?” Can the body of a suicidal munchkin be seen hanging from a tree in The Wizard of Oz?
9p #005 – Superstars & Sudden Deaths
Did Mama Cass of The Mamas and The Papas die when she choked on a ham sandwich? Did a punch in the stomach kill magician Harry Houdini? Did Superman George Reeves really leap from a tall building to his death?
9:30p #006 – Graves, Gilligans & Groucho
Is there really a Poltergeist curse? What sexual innuendo did Groucho Marx get away with on You Bet Your Life? Were Hollywood legend Charlie Chaplin’s remains dug up and held for ransom?

[catsrule]

Designing Women won't last more than two weeks in primetime.

[USATVFAN]

Designing Women won't last more than two weeks in primetime.
will it has 1 timeslot in ptrimetime so they probably don't think it will last.

[Scoobiedoo30]

yes I noticed that 8:00 pm CT right

[Pavan]

TV Land is playing it safe with Designing Women and Knight Rider it seems. They can easily go back to The Jeffersons in DW's prime slot and Three's Company in DW's late slot. And Knight Rider can EASILY be repladed by Bonanza at 10am, leading into Gunsmoke at 11am.

So, don't be surprised if that happens.

[USATVFAN]

TV Land is playing it safe with Designing Women and Knight Rider it seems. They can easily go back to The Jeffersons in DW's prime slot and Three's Company in DW's late slot. And Knight Rider can EASILY be repladed by Bonanza at 10am, leading into Gunsmoke at 11am.

So, don't be surprised if that happens.
I am Happy With The Schedule And iam Happy they Left The Jeffersons in One Of The 9:00 And 9:30 Slot And I Don't Really Care For Desining Women Ayway So If They Fail I Don't Care.

[chris31989]

9PM isn't a problem for me anyway. Who's the Boss? on ION is where I am at, and it looks as if it will be staying for the long run due to the high ratings. I wish they would have put a sitcom at 5pm though.

[JulieSomoski]

9PM isn't a problem for me anyway. Who's the Boss? on ION is where I am at, and it looks as if it will be staying for the long run due to the high ratings. I wish they would have put a sitcom at 5pm though.

I'm usually watching WTB too, so that slot really doesn't matter. If anything, by the beginning of November, DW wil lbe replaced by The Jeffersons at 9pm, but it'll probably keep it's 1:45 slot.

I'm glad to see I Love Lucy is really doing well. Getting a weeklong marathon, in PRIMETIME, is great.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I am wondering that same Question

[TVFactFan]

The 9pm Slot for DW maybe a problem because it will have to compete with WTB on ION which is doing well. So 9pm won't work for me

[Scoobiedoo30]

I will be watching Who's The Boss? at 8:00 pm CT Time

[Kristen]

Can't wait for DW. I'm planning to tape my faves in case Sony takes their time w/ season sets. *Rolls eyes*

[Rezny@gmail.com]

And what has TVLand's Myths and Legends have to do with Halloween?There are lots of TV shows from the 1950's and 1960's,with Halloween-themed episodes that TVLand COULD air instead:Examples:The Addams Family had two,Bewitched,The Dick Van Dyke Show,etc.,all had Halloween-themed episodes.But the decision was theirs,NOT ours.

[JulieSomoski]

And what has TVLand's Myths and Legends have to do with Halloween?There are lots of TV shows from the 1950's and 1960's,with Halloween-themed episodes that TVLand COULD air instead:Examples:The Addams Family had two,Bewitched,The Dick Van Dyke Show,etc.,all had Halloween-themed episodes.But the decision was theirs,NOT ours.

I'd much rather watch Myth's and Legends than Munsters or Addams Family.

[Rezny@gmail.com]

What if all the movies and TVLand Originals (the ONLY ones I like are "Inside TVLand" and "TVLand Confidential"because they at least have something to do with TV-the rest of them I could care less about)were to bomb in the ratings?Then maybe-just maybe-TVLand will return to the way they were in the beginning.Besides,this is NOT "Movie Land" (yes,I am aware some people LIKE them) as TVLand says "TVLand is Movie Land Fridays at 10PM)or,as some posters have said ,"Reality Land".It's TVLand.-I repeat-TV Land.WE viewers know that.THEY(The .TVLand powers that be)do NOT.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I just noticed that Leave it to Beaver is turning 50 Year's old

[Rezny@gmail.com]

And notice in the "Leave it to Beaver"50th Anniversary marathon,they are NOT showing ANY fifth and sixth season (1961-1962 or 1962-1963 episodes with the exception of the last show of the series,1963's"Family Scrapbook")episodes?

[storrs19]

Thank heavens for ALN (formerly Nostalgia Channel) is showing Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart, WKRP In Cincinnati, and Newhart on Monday nights. Sure beats the usual crap tvland is still trying to shove at us. As for ION: I will believe they expand when I see it. (Like I will believe TVLand goes back to regular starting times when it actually happens).

[factsoflife]

Will "DW" still be playing on ION?

[JulieSomoski]

Will "DW" still be playing on ION?

just a guess, but I'd say no.

[tanquant]

I am glad to see DW on Tv Land because I like that show but not in the place of Three's Company. GEESH! Will Three's Company still be airing? Now what will they take off to put on this new reality show that they have coming out about the over 35 year old models? I hope not LITB or TC or TAGS. TV land just loves to follow the crowd and cannot remain original :rolleyes:

[Pavan]

We announced the new November schedule the other day, now that schedule will start in October! Some minor changes, too, like Night Court 7-8am on Wednesdays:

Effective Monday, October 1, 2007

Mon-Fri
6:00AM Star Trek
7:00AM M*A*S*H (Mon-Tues, Thurs-Fri); Night Court effect. Oct. 17 (Wed)
7:30AM M*A*S*H (Mon-Tues, Thurs-Fri); Night Court effect. Oct. 17 (Wed)
8:00AM Cheers
8:30AM The Jeffersons
9:00AM Sanford & Son
9:30AM All in the Family
10:00AM Good Times
10:30AM Green Acres
11:00AM Bonanza (Mon); Green Acres (Tues-Fri); Designing Women Effect. Oct. 15 (Tues-Fri)
11:00AM Bonanza cont. (Mon); The Munsters (Tues-Fri)
12:00PM Bonanza (Mon); The Addams Family (Tues-Fri)
12:30PM Bonanza cont. (Mon); Leave it to Beaver (Tues-Fri)
1:00PM Bonanza (Mon); I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri)
1:30PM Bonanza cont. (Mon); I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri)
2:00PM Gunsmoke (Mon); Bonanza (Tues-Fri)
3:00PM Gunsmoke
4:00PM Gunsmoke (Mon); Cheers (Tues-Fri)
4:30PM Gunsmoke cont. (Mon); All in the Family (Tues-Fri)
5:00PM The Jeffersons
5:30PM Good Times
6:00PM I Love Lucy
6:30PM I Love Lucy
7:00PM The Andy Griffith Show
7:30PM The Andy Griffith Show
8:00PM-10:00PM Marathons EFFECT. OCT 15 : Designing Women (Mon); The Cosby Show (Tues); M*A*S*H (Wed); Good Times (Thurs); Sanford & Son (Fri)
10:00PM Sanford & Son (Mon-Thurs); TV Land Movie (Fri)
10:30PM Sanford & Son (Mon-Thurs); TV Land Movie cont. (Fri)
11:00PM M*A*S*H (Mon, Thurs); Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Tues); Sanford & Son (Wed); TV Land Movie cont. (Fri)
11:30PM M*A*S*H (Mon, Thurs); Extreme Makeover: Home Edition cont. (Tues); The Andy Griffith Show (Wed); TV Land Movie cont. (Fri)

Every night:
12:05AM The Andy Griffith Show (except Tues); Three's Company (Tues at 12am)
12:35AM The Andy Griffith Show (except Tues-Wed); Three's Company (Tues at 12:30am, Wed)
1:10AM Three's Company (except Tues); The Andy Griffith Show (2 episodes 1-2am on Tues)
1:45AM Three's Company; Designing Women (effect. Oct. 15)
2:20AM The Jeffersons
2:55AM Good Times (except Tues); M*A*S*H (Tues)
3:30AM Good Times (except Tues); M*A*S*H (Tues)
4:00AM Sanford & Son
4:30AM Three's Company
5:00AM Leave it to Beaver
5:30AM I Love Lucy

Weekends
6:00AM M*A*S*H (Sat); Gunsmoke ( Sun)
6:00AM M*A*S*H (Sat); Gunsmoke cont. (Sun)
7:00AM Gunsmoke
8:00AM Green Acres
8:30AM The Addams Family
9:00AM Leave it to Beaver
9:30AM Leave it to Beaver
10:00AM I Love Lucy
10:30AM I Love Lucy
11:00AM I Love Lucy
11:30AM I Love Lucy
12:00PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Bonanza (Sun)
12:30PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Bonanza cont. (Sun)
1:00PM TV Land Movie (Sat); Bonanza (Sun)
2:00PM TV Land Movie cont. (Sat); Bonanza (Sun)
3:00PM TV Land Movie (Sat); Gunsmoke (Sun)
4:00PM TV Land Movie cont. (Sat); Gunsmoke (Sun)
5:00PM Good Times effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); Gunsmoke (Sun)
5:30PM Good Times effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); Gunsmoke cont. (Sun)
6:00PM The Jeffersons effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
6:30PM The Jeffersons effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
7:00PM Sanford & Son effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
7:30PM Sanford & Son effect. Sept. 29 (Sat); The Andy Griffith Show (Sun)
8:00PM-10:00PM Marathons The Andy Griffith Show (Sat); M*A*S*H (Sun)
10:00PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Sanford & Son (Sun)
10:30PM I Love Lucy (Sat); Sanford & Son (Sun)
11:00PM I Love Lucy (Sat); The Jeffersons (Sun)
11:30PM I Love Lucy (Sat); The Jeffersons (Sun)

[MikeL]

yes night court is back hope it stays on for while and not a month at good time 2 thanks this is great

[Seth]

Night Court?! Upped for a DVR at EXACTLY the right time

[JulieSomoski]

Good to see Night Court's back. Wish it could have been daily, but Wednesdays is fine with me.

[Buffyboy323]

The schedule still looks decent (I would have thought TVLand would have changed everything already, LOL).....The only thing I can't stand is all these shows, sharing timeslots. I think it's the most irritating thing. They should have a permanent lineup for a few months.

[JulieSomoski]

The schedule still looks decent (I would have thought TVLand would have changed everything already, LOL).....The only thing I can't stand is all these shows, sharing timeslots. I think it's the most irritating thing. They should have a permanent lineup for a few months.

Yeah, that does bug me. The only thing that bugs me on this schedule, a huge surprise. Especially in the primetime and morning hours. Some days they have one show airing. Other days they have a different show airing, in the same timeslot. That's where it's hard for viewers to keep track of what's on that day.

[KJH278]

BOO No More Knight Rider

[ekkostar]

Yeah, um, hey TV Land, how about having Night Court on EVERY morning?

How do I get the feeling that all the episodes will be from the last season and they'll just wash/rinse/repeat until they find something to replace it?

[Pavan]

Night Court will be starting with the pilot.

[thebloodyscot]

It'll be great to see Night Court again.

[MadonnasManOne]

Here are the I Love Lucy marathon episodes:

http://www.tvland.com/marathon/ilovelucy/

Monday, October 1st:

8 PM/7C-Episode #18 : Breaking The Lease

8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #42 : The Courtroom

9 PM/8C-Episode #54 : Club Election

9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #57: No Children Allowed

10 PM/9C-Episode #66: Never Do Biz With Friends

10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #069: Lucy & Ethel Buy The Same Dress

Tuesday, October 2nd:

8 PM/7C-Episode #1: The Girls Want to go to a Nightclub

8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #38: The Anniversary Present

9 PM/8C-Episode #15: Lucy Plays Cupid

9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #20: Young Fans

10 PM/9C-Episode #46: Pregnant Women Are Unpredictable

10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #64: The Camping Trip

Wednesday, October 3rd:

8 PM/7C-Episode #10: Lucy is Jealous of Girl Dancer

8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #12: The Adagio

9 PM/8C-Episode #13: The Benefit

9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #37: The Saxophone

10 PM/9C-Episode #73: The French Revue

10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #77: Lucy Has Eyes Examined

Thursday, October 4th:

8 PM/7C-Episode #4: Lucy Thinks Ricky Is Trying To Murder Her

8:30 PM/7:30C-Episode #21: New Neighbors

9 PM/8C-Episode #30: Lucy Does A TV Commercial

9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #36: Job Switching

10 PM/9C-Episode #51: Lucy Goes To the Hospital

10:30 PM/9:30C-Episode #150: Lucy's Italian Movie

Friday, October 5th:

8 PM/7C-Episode #125: Lucy & Harpo Marx

8:30 PM/7:30C- Episode #129: Lucy & John Wayne

9 PM/8C-Episode #146 - Lucy & Charles Boyer

9:30 PM/8:30C-Episode #154:Lucy & Bob Hope

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I can't wait! When I Love Lucy is on, I am there!

[Pavan]

This might be just for two weeks, but The Brady Bunch is coming back to TV Land. The Brady Bunch has been added to the schedule airing Tues-Fri at 11am starting Tuesday, October 2. It might be just for weeks of Oct. 1 and 8 (replacing a second Green Acres), as Designing Women is slated to still launch Tues-Fri at 11am starting Oct. 15.

[JulieSomoski]

This might be just for two weeks, but The Brady Bunch is coming back to TV Land. The Brady Bunch has been added to the schedule airing Tues-Fri at 11am starting Tuesday, October 2. It might be just for weeks of Oct. 1 and 8 (replacing a second Green Acres), as Designing Women is slated to still launch Tues-Fri at 11am starting Oct. 15.

Good news! It's funny, because lately, there's been a lot of requesting and asking when Brady Bunch will be back. Good to see it's on for at least 2 weeks!

[Pavan]

No, it is for two weeks at least.

[Scoobiedoo30]

maybe if it does well for the 2 week's TV Land will Keep The Brady Bunch on and just moveit to another Time Period

[JulieSomoski]

maybe if it does well for the 2 week's TV Land will Keep The Brady Bunch on and just moveit to another Time Period

I'm hoping.

[Pavan]

Some more updates:

The 50th Anniversary of Leave it to Beaver marathon extends into Monday, October 8 from 11:00am-5:00pm.

For week of Oct. 8 only, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, will air on Saturday, October 13 at 11:00p instead of Tuesday the 9th at 11, with Rain Man following at 12:00a.

[Pavan]

Gee, Wally!! TV Land Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Leave It To Beaver With 24 Hour On-Air Salute Beginning Saturday, October 6th



Marathon Features Show's Rarely-Seen 1957 Pilot, 'It's A Small World'
TV Land.com Offers Full Streaming Episodes, Exclusive Photos and
Sweepstakes

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 -- TV Land celebrates the 50th anniversary of one of television's beloved family sitcoms, Leave It To Beaver with a 24 hour marathon beginning on October 6th at 8:00PM ET/PT concluding on Sunday, October 7th at 8:00PM ET/PT. The marathon includes the rarely-seen 1957 pilot entitled "It's a Small World" that features Jerry Mathers as the Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver; Paul Sullivan as Wally and Barbara Billingsley and Max Showalter as the parents June and Ward Cleaver.
Additionally, veteran comedic actor Harry Shearer is seen in one of his very first roles as Frankie, a neighborhood tough guy.

Leave It To Beaver is one of the first sitcoms to take a look at life from a seven-year old's point of view. Much to the dismay of his parents, Ward and June, "Beaver" got himself into and out of one childhood jam after another. In addition to the All-American Cleavers, audiences fondly remember the shenanigans of Eddie Haskell who tried hard to sweet talk the adults all the while bullying Beaver and his pals. The show premiered on October 4, 1957 and followed "Beaver" and his brother, Wally through their adolescent years, with the series ending September 12, 1963 with Wally going off to college and "Beaver" starting his teenage years.

"Leave It To Beaver is one of the most beloved sit-coms in television history and we are thrilled to air the rarely-seen Leave It To Beaver pilot, "It's A Small World" as part of our 24-hour celebration of the show's 50th anniversary," stated Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land. "Generations of people continue to be drawn to the stories of Wally and "The Beav" and over 6 million viewers continue to enjoy this wonderful comedy on TV Land weekly."

In the weeks leading up to the October 6th marathon, TV Land.com will be the home to all things Leave It To Beaver. The site will feature the best of Leave It To Beaver clips along with streaming the original 1957 pilot, "It's A Small World" as well as four bonus episodes chosen by TVLand.com users. In addition to the exclusive video content, tvland.com offers its users a chance to win the series on DVD. Finally, the site will be filled with a special photo gallery and a mind-bending Leave It To Beaver trivia game.

The schedule for Leave it to Beaver is as follows (all times listed are ET/PT):

Saturday October 6, 2007
8p It’s A Small World
This rarely-seen 1957 pilot features Wally and Beaver trying to collect hundreds of bottle caps in order to win a shining new bike from a local milk company.
8:30p #001 - Beaver Gets “Spelled”
Beaver’s new teacher, Miss Canfield hands him a note after school. The other kids convince him that a note home means he's getting kicked out of school. Beaver hides the note and Miss Canfield finds it the next day. Wally types a reply from Mrs. Ward Cleaver assuring the teacher that Beaver has been punished for his wrongdoings at school. Miss Canfield calls home to find out why Beaver was punished as a result of her request that he play Smokey Bear in the Fire Prevention Pageant. Guest Star(s): Doris Packer
9p #234 - Family Scrapbook
This whole episode is comprised of reminiscing over incidents from a photo album that June has found while cleaning out the cabinet. It covers such memories as Beaver's first note from school to Wally running for class president.
9:30p #006 - New Neighbors
Beaver is sent over to the Donaldson's house to deliver flowers from June. While over there, Mrs. Donaldson kisses Beaver on the cheek. Wally and Eddie tell Beaver that he has done something terrible by letting her do that, and that Mr.
Donaldson is going to kill him. Beaver runs away from the Donaldson's every time he sees them until Ward figures out what is going on and explains to Beaver that he really didn't do anything wrong.
10p #027 - My Brother’s Girl
Wally's school is holding an eighth grade dance, but Wally doesn't want to go with a girl because he hates girls. Wally wants to go with Eddie, but Mary Ellen Rogers wants to go with Wally and she will do whatever it takes to get him to go with her.
10:30p #038 - Beaver Runs Away
After Ward scolds Beaver for using his tools even though he told him not to, Beaver packs his things and decides to run away. Before leaving, he tells his father his plans to run away, but when his father wishes him well, Beaver realizes that he doesn't really want to be out on the streets, but he goes anyway to prove a point.
11p #047 - The Shave
Wally is upset because he feels he is the only boy in school who isn't shaving yet. After he attempts to shave himself and nicks his own face, he father yells at him telling Wally that it is unhealthy to shave everyday. Ward thinks this will discourage Wally from wanting to shave, but it actually encourages him.
11:30p #087 - Teacher Comes To Dinner
Beaver thinks that Miss Landers is a wonderful teacher and invites her over for dinner one night. Larry and a few others spy on the teacher eating, and Beaver becomes embarrassed when they are spotted. However, it works out in the end because all of the little spies are invited to stay for desert and all are forgiven.


Sunday October 7, 2007
12a #093 - Larry Hides Out
Larry gets in trouble at home because he was reading his sister's diary, so he decides to run away to Beaver's house. Beaver is able to convince his parents that Larry is not staying in their house, even though Larry was living in their bathtub.
Eventually Ward finds Larry by spotting his luggage and brings him home to his mother.
12:30a #097 - Wally’s Election
When Wally was first nominated for the position of class president, he wanted nothing to do with it. However, Ward gets him so excited about it that Wally turns into a cocky politician and winds up losing the election.
1a It’s A Small World
This rarely-seen 1957 pilot features Wally and Beaver trying to collect hundreds of bottle caps in order to win a shining new bike from a local milk company.
2a #109 - Mother’s Day Composition
In honor of Mother's Day, Beaver is assigned to write an essay about his mother's life for a school paper. He finds that her life was boring, so he makes up an extravagant story about her and hands it in. The teacher knows that it's not true and confronts both Beaver and June about it.
2:30a #112 - Beaver The Model
After sending his picture into a magazine advertised model agency, Beaver receives a letter stating that he has been selected as a top prospect in the modeling field, and is invited to have his picture placed in a model's directory. It isn't long before Beaver receives another letter from the agency, now requesting payment of $30, their fee.
3a #114 - Beaver and Ivanhoe
Beaver reads ""Ivanhoe"" which was one of Ward's favorite childhood stories. It gives Beaver new ideas about knighthood and chivalry, and especially about helping ladies in distress. One day Beaver gets into a fight at the bus stop trying to help a young girl he thought was in trouble. It turned out the boy giving her trouble was her older brother, and he gave Beaver a piece of his mind for butting in.
3:30a #123 - Beaver’s Freckles
Beaver becomes very self - conscious of his freckles to the point where he hates them. He tries to sandpaper his face and even wears his mother's make - up around the house. It isn't until Clyde Appleby sheds some light on the subject that Beaver begins to like his freckles again.
4a #133 - Ward’s Million
Beaver decides that he wants his father Ward to become a millionaire, so he buys him a book called ""I Became a Millionaire in Twelve Months."" Ward pretends to be thankful but knows he will never read it. Beaver's feelings are hurt when he finds this out, but the two have a touching father and son talk at the end that makes everything all right.
4:30a #141 - The Dramatic Club
Beaver joins Miss Lander’s dramatic club and gets the lead in the play. He is excited until he learns that he has to kiss a girl on stage. After learning that, he no longer wants to be in the play, but he sacrifices for his parents. During the kissing scene, he pretends he is kissing his uncle Billy.
5a #146 - Wally’s Dream Girl
Wally thinks he has finally met his dream girl - a transfer student named Ginny Townsend who is a year older than him. June decides to get involved by inviting Ginny on a family picnic. During this picnic, Wally realizes that he doesn't like her that much because she is allergic to chicken, doesn't eat, and breaks out in lumps when playing in the sun.
5:30a #169 - Beaver’s First Date
Beaver asks Betsy Patterson out on a date. It was the first time he ever asked out a girl. Everything went well until Betsy asked another boy to dance and left Beaver to entertain himself. He found Whitey and Gilbert and they all hung out until the dance was over. Beaver decided he wasn't ready for another date for quite some time.
6a #171 - Farewell To Penny
Beaver and Penny always get into brutal fights with each other, and that's why both were in shock when Penny's mother invited Beaver to their farewell party. It turns out that they both had a good time at the party and even agreed that they like each other. However, once Penny learned that she wasn't really leaving school, the two went back to their old fighting ways.
6:30a #174 - Beaver’s Long Night
Beaver is allowed to have a sleep over with Gilbert while June and Ward go out leaving them without a baby - sitter. The boys get really scared by a gangster movie that they watch and
wind up calling the police to have people arrested that are walking around his house outside. He accidentally has Lumpy and Bill arrested, and has to apologize to their families the next day.
7a #180 - Wally Stays At Lumpy’s
Wally asked to sleep over Lumpy's the night he was throwing a party, but his parents said that he had to come home after the party and that he couldn't sleep over. However, Lumpy begs Wally to sleep over after he discovered that somebody stained the rug. He new he wouldn't get yelled at if Wally was around. Wally agrees and decides to pay the consequences later.
7:30a #202 - Tell It To Ella
Beaver wants to go to a jalopy race on a school night, and his parents won't let him. He decides to write a letter to ""Tell It To Ella"" which is an advice column in the school paper. He is shocked when Ella agrees with his parents’ decision and does everything to make sure that they don't read it.
8a #210 - The Mustache
Wally girl dumps him for a more sophisticated transfer student with a mustache. Wally decides to grow one himself, but it looks awful and everyone laughs at him. Julie does return to Wally, but she asks that he never grow a mustache again.
8:30a #218 - Box Office Attraction
Wally falls for an older woman who works in the box office at a movie theater. He soon finds out she is not his type when he sees her drinking beers and smoking cigarettes. By the end of the show he realizes that this dream girl is just not his type.
9a #230 - Beaver’s Graduation
Beaver is looking through the packet of diplomas when he realizes his is not there. He begins to panic and asks Mrs. Rayburn if there has been some kind of mistake. She assures him that he is graduating, but he is going to be in the ceremony so she is holding his aside.
9:30a #234 - Family Scrapbook
This whole episode is comprised of reminiscing over incidents from a photo album that June has found while cleaning out the cabinet. It covers such memories as Beaver's first note from school to Wally running for class president.
10a It’s A Small World
This rarely-seen 1957 pilot features Wally and Beaver trying to collect hundreds of bottle caps in order to win a shining new bike from a local milk company.
10:30a #001 - Beaver Gets “Spelled”
Beaver’s new teacher, Miss Canfield hands him a note after school. The other kids convince him that a note home means he's getting kicked out of school. Beaver hides the note and Miss Canfield finds it the next day. Wally types a reply from Mrs. Ward Cleaver assuring the teacher that Beaver has been punished for his wrongdoings at school. Miss Canfield calls home to find out why Beaver was punished as a result of her request that he play Smokey Bear in the Fire Prevention Pageant. Guest Star(s): Doris Packer
11a #002 - Captain Jack
The boys send away for a genuine Florida alligator and decide to keep it secretly in their bathroom. Eventually it outgrows the bathroom and is moved to the basement where the boys charge ten cents to the neighborhood kids for a quick peak. They name him after Captain Jack, who owned an alligator farm and advised the boys on how to take care of their alligator until June found out. Guest Star(s): Edgar Bushanan
11:30a #004 - The Black Eye
Beaver comes home one from school one day with a black eye. Ward is very upset to learn that Beaver didn't fight back until he found out that is was Violet Rutherford that hit his son. Ward then taught Beaver how to defend himself against his aggressors. Later on that day, Beaver and Violet were found playing together in the park and had apparently forgotten about the fight earlier. Guest Star(s): Richard Deacon
12p #005 - The Haircut
Beaver has lost the haircut money that Ward had given him, so he locks himself in the bathroom and decides to cut his own hair. The results are disastrous, and now Beaver and Wally have to figure out how to hide his new hair cut from Ward and June until it grows out.
12:30p #011 - Wally’s Girl Trouble
A girl has come between Wally and Beaver and Beaver feels he has lost his brother. Beaver asks Ward what he can do to win his brother back, and Ward suggests getting Wally's girlfriend something nice because then she will like him. When Beaver decides to give Penny his favorite frog, Penny dumps Wally and Beaver gets his brother back.
1p #014 - Voodoo Magic
Against their parents orders, Wally and Beaver decide to go to a double feature about Voodoo magic. Eddie was the person who convinced them to go because they won't get caught. Of course they get caught and Beaver puts a curse on Eddie because he is so mad.
2p #034 - Beaver’s Bad Day
Beaver goes out to play wearing his new gray flannel suit, but rips it on a nail while getting off a see-saw.
2:30p #039 - Beavers Guest
Beaver has his friend Larry Mondello stay with him for the weekend. However, after only a few hours of being there, Larry wants desperately to go home because he accuses Beaver of punching him in the stomach. Larry's stomach does hurt, but the truth is that it is because Larry ate too many candy bars before he came over and now he feels sick.
3p #044 - Beaver and Chuey
Beaver has a new friend named Chuey Varela who only speaks Spanish. Beaver goes to Eddie to help him speak it since Eddie took Spanish in school, but Eddie plays a mean joke on Beaver. Instead of telling Beaver nice things to say to his friend, Eddie tells Beaver how to say ""you have the face of a pig"" to his new friend Chuey.
3:30p #054 - The Grass Is Always Greener
Beaver and Wally learn a valuable lesson which is to not take what they have for granted after they become friends with two young boys who have less than they do.
4p #097 - Wally’s Election
When Wally was first nominated for the position of class president, he wanted nothing to do with it. However, Ward gets him so excited about it that Wally turns into a cocky politician and winds up losing the election.
4:30p #109 - Mother’s Day Composition
In honor of Mother's Day, Beaver is assigned to write an essay about his mother's life for a school paper. He finds that her life was boring, so he makes up an extravagant story about her and hands it in. The teacher knows that it's not true and confronts both Beaver and June about it.
5p #115 - Wally’s Play
Wally has joined a male club at school and learns that they are putting on a play and he's disappointed when he learns that the part he's to play is that of a chorus girl. Later, Beaver and Gilbert make matters worse when they discover that Wally's costume is a dress.
5:30p #130 - Beaver’s Accordion
Beaver goes behind his parents back and orders an accordion for a five day trial period. He winds up keeping the accordion for a lot longer than that, and when a man comes to collect it he gets in trouble with his parents. His mother accidentally breaks the accordion, but Beaver will have to pay for the damages because he lied to them.
6p #133 - Ward’s Million
Beaver decides that he wants his father Ward to become a millionaire, so he buys him a book called ""I Became a Millionaire in Twelve Months."" Ward pretends to be thankful but knows he will never read it. Beaver's feelings are hurt when he finds this out, but the two have a touching father and son talk at the end that makes everything all right.
6:30p #149 - In The Soup
Beaver and Whitey become fascinated by a billboard they see of a woman holding a cup full of soup. Beaver climbs up the cup and looks in to prove that there is no soup in the cup, but then he falls in and is too short to get out. The fire department has to come to get Beaver out of the empty cup of soup.
7p #234 - Family Scrapbook
This whole episode is comprised of reminiscing over incidents from a photo album that June has found while cleaning out the cabinet. It covers such memories as Beaver's first note from school to Wally running for class president.
7:30p Pilot - It’s A Small World
Beaver and Wally collect hundreds of milk bottle caps in hopes
of winning a new bike. Unbeknownst to them, the contest was a joke played on them by neighborhood tough guy Frankie and they learn a valuable lesson about earning
rewards.

[MadonnasManOne]

Pavanbadal, you should be able to update the I Love Lucy marathon schedule on the first page of this thread. I posted the episodes, along with the link from TVLand.com, a few posts above.

[MadonnasManOne]

...or not.

[Pavan]

Schedule changes week of Oct. 15 include Brady Bunch staying at 11am, and also now encoring at 4:30am:

Mon-Fri 10:30AM Designing Women (replaces Green Acres)
Tues-Fri 1:30PM Green Acres (replaces I Love Lucy)
Tuesdays 8-10PM The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Cosby Show)
Tuesdays 11 & 11:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
Saturdays 11:00PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces I Love Lucy 2x)
Mon-Sun 3:30AM Sanford & Son (replaces Good Times)
Mon-Sun 4:00AM Three's Company (replaces Sanford & Son)
Mon-Sun 4:30AM The Brady Bunch (replaces Three's Company)

Note: Tuesday nights will be back to off the clock now, but Saturday nights will be on the clock, with an extra Three's Company episode in the 1-2am time period.

[JulieSomoski]

Schedule changes week of Oct. 15 include Brady Bunch staying at 11am, and also now encoring at 4:30am:

Mon-Fri 10:30AM Designing Women (replaces Green Acres)
Tues-Fri 1:30PM Green Acres (replaces I Love Lucy)
Tuesdays 8-10PM The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Cosby Show)
Tuesdays 11 & 11:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
Saturdays 11:00PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces I Love Lucy 2x)
Mon-Sun 3:30AM Sanford & Son (replaces Good Times)
Mon-Sun 4:00AM Three's Company (replaces Sanford & Son)
Mon-Sun 4:30AM The Brady Bunch (replaces Three's Company)

Note: Tuesday nights will be back to off the clock now, but Saturday nights will be on the clock, with an extra Three's Company episode in the 1-2am time period.

This is definitely great news. I just hope Brady Bunch doesn't go away after it begins airing, which TVLand does very often. Pavan, do you know how well EM: HE is doing? Since it was moved to Saturday nights, not sure if that is a move to improve ratings, or get the ratings for Saturday night up.

[thebloodyscot]

Good to see Designing Women on the channel now, although it's unnecessary with it being on pax. I assume it'll go off of Nick at Nite when that happens, though. Too bad about The Cosby Show, at least that's on other channels. It'll be good to see Three's Company more in earlier hours, and it being on the clock more.

[Tubehead]

What time does night court come on?

[Scoobiedoo30]

7:00 am Central Time

[MikeL]

and 7:30 eastern for hour

[Kristen]

So DW will only be on once a day, at 10:30AM? Or am I mis-reading something? I hope it's on more than that, at least, so I can tape the eps!

[Pavan]

Designing Women will be weekdays at 10:30am, every night at 1:45am (Saturdays at 2am) and Mondays 8-10pm.

[JulieSomoski]

Designing Women will be weekdays at 10:30am, every night at 1:45am (Saturdays at 2am) and Mondays 8-10pm.

Maybe not the best slots oveall, but still it's on quite a bit each week. Since I'm not a huge fan of this show, I most likely won't be watching on TVLand. It's still on ION at 7pm, a good time for me.

[JulieSomoski]

The 4:30 AM episode is a different episode than the 11:00 AM. for the brady bunch.

I was talking about Designing Women, but thanks anyways. I"'m definitely gonna try to watch Brady Bunch whenever ai find the time, but morning's aren't always best for me.

[JulieSomoski]

Sorry, i was lazy and didn't finish my sentence. I was correcting Pavan, because he said it was an encore. I think an encore means the same episode, :confused:

Got it. And yeah, encore means repeat.

[Jack1000]

The LITB marathon is very good, but not great as it is lacking any Season 5-6 episodes, spare "Family Scrapbook." It also would have been nice to make an announcement and show them uncut to commemorate the anniversary of this classic series, like they did when I Love Lucy turned 50.

When oh when is Gunsmoke going to be put out to pasture? I don't know how long that show has been on TV Land's schedule, but it seems like an eternity!

I can't understand how these edited commercial ridden movies do well for TV Land. With premium channels, on Demand, and DVD's who would want to watch these? TV Land should go back to exclusive showings of Classic TV sitcoms and series. (50's-80's only.) Forget the other stuff!

Jack

[storrs19]

"TV Land should go back to exclusive showings of Classic TV sitcoms and series. (50's-80's only.) Forget the other stuff!"

I agree whole-heartedly but I fear it will never happen. Just look at the long list of networks to go down the drain: TVLand, N@N, Hallmark (once known as Odyssey), Game Show Network, MTV (remember when they were 24 hour video channel?), VH1 Classic , Comedy Channel (once known as Ha!), Biography, WGN, WTBS, ESPN Classic (used to be Classic Sports TV), and the list goes on and on.

American Life Network (once known as the Nostalgia Channel) is the only one left that has not been ruined...yet. I have made the decision that the only way I am going to see the shows I want is to buy them on dvd, studio release or "grey" area from places like I-Offer. Other than watching current sports I have given up on television.

[Rezny@gmail.com]

Schedule changes week of Oct. 15 include Brady Bunch staying at 11am, and also now encoring at 4:30am:

Mon-Fri 10:30AM Designing Women (replaces Green Acres)
Tues-Fri 1:30PM Green Acres (replaces I Love Lucy)
Tuesdays 8-10PM The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Cosby Show)
Tuesdays 11 & 11:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
Saturdays 11:00PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces I Love Lucy 2x)
Mon-Sun 3:30AM Sanford & Son (replaces Good Times)
Mon-Sun 4:00AM Three's Company (replaces Sanford & Son)
Mon-Sun 4:30AM The Brady Bunch (replaces Three's Company)

Note: Tuesday nights will be back to off the clock now, but Saturday nights will be on the clock, with an extra Three's Company episode in the 1-2am time period.The changes look pretty good.,and obviously Extreme Makeover:Home Edition is NOT doing well in the ratings(or is it?),because it's been moved from Tuesday Nights to Saturday Nights.Maybe they'll move it to REAL late at night,in the wee hours of the morning,or get rid of it altogether.

[Rezny@gmail.com]

The "Leave it to Beaver"marathon,thankfully,DID include a 1961-1962 episode -"Beaver's Long Night"and 1962-1963's "Tell it to Ella","Beaver's Graduation",and the very good episode "The Mustache".

[JulieSomoski]

The changes look pretty good.,and obviously Extreme Makeover:Home Edition is NOT doing well in the ratings(or is it?),because it's been moved from Tuesday Nights to Saturday Nights.Maybe they'll move it to REAL late at night,in the wee hours of the morning,or get rid of it altogether.

That's what I'm wondering too. I thought it was doing pretty well. Moving it to Saturday nights could have been to help boost the Saturday night ratings, but that's just a thought.

[Rezny@gmail.com]

And could it be with the marathon this week of "Sanford and Son"(all week,by the way),that TVLand has decided NOT to renew "Sanford and Son"?

[smokey45]

Well I watched Leave to Beaver marathon on Saturday for the last time to make sure for myself then I gotten bored watching it YAWN I know it doesnt work parent and kids doesnt listen to Mr & Mrs Cleaver today. But there sure is alot of "Eddie Haskell" today. I retired watching LITB good bye Beaver for good. Also I watched I love lucy maraton to make sure for myself it is very boring for me I have seen so many time I got bored not funny anymore YAWN good bye Lucy forever no more 50 & 60's tv show it too boring for me & too old YAWN. Do you think in couple of more year 50's & 60's tv show gone for good or stayed?

Then I flip to 7th Heaven wedding Marathon on Fam channel on sunday now that how it happen today.

[Pavan]

Some more changes to the schedule starting Oct. 15:

Weekdays
7:00AM Night Court (replaces M*A*S*H)
7:30AM Wings (replaces M*A*S*H)
8:00PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)
8:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)

Mon-Thurs
9:00PM-11:00PM Shifted Primetime block of marathons to start at 9PM instead of 8PM and ending 11PM instead of 10PM (10PM replaces Sanford & Son)

Wednesday
9:00PM-11:00PM Sanford & Son (replaces M*A*S*H)

Fridays
9:00PM & 9:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Sanford & Son)

Movie Changes:
Saturday, October 20 3PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Major League)
Friday, October 27 10:00PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Blues Brothers)

[thebloodyscot]

It's moving back to how it was, which is good. Readding their currently off the schedule shows will only improve the channel.

[JulieSomoski]

Some more changes to the schedule starting Oct. 15:

Weekdays
7:00AM Night Court (replaces M*A*S*H)
7:30AM Wings (replaces M*A*S*H)
8:00PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)
8:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)

Mon-Thurs
9:00PM-11:00PM Shifted Primetime block of marathons to start at 9PM instead of 8PM and ending 11PM instead of 10PM (10PM replaces Sanford & Son)

Wednesday
9:00PM-11:00PM Sanford & Son (replaces M*A*S*H)

Fridays
9:00PM & 9:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Sanford & Son)

Movie Changes:
Saturday, October 20 3PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Major League)
Friday, October 27 10:00PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Blues Brothers)

Good to hear Wings is back! Looks like TVLand is trying to give us some more variety. We actually have good blocks of shows on this schedule, rather than the 6 hour blocks of Andy Griffith like we seemed to get every day.

[factsoflife]

Good to hear Wings is back! Looks like TVLand is trying to give us some more variety. We actually have good blocks of shows on this schedule, rather than the 6 hour blocks of Andy Griffith like we seemed to get every day.

nice to see wings back! btw, i am wondering in which season of Wings does Amy Yasbeck first appear as Casey?

[clj2]

Good to see them bringing some more shows in, they're not the best choices, but good to see them add something new. I like it, even though I probably won't be watching them much, except for maybe I Love Lucy at night.

My gut feeling is this schedule won't last. It's just not TVL. There's just too much variety for them these days, they'll blame bad ratings and start overloading us with Sanford and Son, M*A*S*H, and Andy Griffith again and lots of double takes and marathons like they have in the past. I hope this isn't the case, but it's just how I feel.

[JulieSomoski]

Good to see them bringing some more shows in, they're not the best choices, but good to see them add something new. I like it, even though I probably won't be watching them much, except for maybe I Love Lucy at night.

My gut feeling is this schedule won't last. It's just not TVL. There's just too much variety for them these days, they'll blame bad ratings and start overloading us with Sanford and Son, M*A*S*H, and Andy Griffith again and lots of double takes and marathons like they have in the past. I hope this isn't the case, but it's just how I feel.

But that's the good thing about it. For the first time all year, we're actually getting tons of variety. We get an entire morning block, 3 straight hours of 6 different sitcoms. What could be better? Plus we get the afternoon bloc, a good overnight schedule.

[Kristen]

nice to see wings back! btw, i am wondering in which season of Wings does Amy Yasbeck first appear as Casey?

That'd be Season 6. So it'll be awhile till we get to those eps.

Now for my question. I just looked on my digital cable guide for Mon, it seems TV Land is showing random eps of DW. When are they going to start a regular cycle, so I can record them in order?

- Kristen

[TKMetal]

Looking forward to Night Court's return, even though it prob won't last long.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I am also looking forward to Night Court

[Pavan]

TV Land Relaunches TVLand.com as Ultimate Entertainment Site for Baby Boomers

TVLand.Com Acquires First Official Streaming Rights for the Andy Griffith
Show, Gunsmoke and Leave It To Beaver
Site Engages Fans of Music and Movies with Over a Dozen Radio Stations,
Movie Trailer Database and Much More

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 -- In its continued effort to superserve the entertainment needs of people in their 40s and 50s, TV Land today announced a relaunch of the network's website TVLand.com. Officially live on Thursday, October 4, weekend gains drove TVLand.com to its most visited week ever with the weekend posting a 132% gain from the prior four week average. The new TVLand.com features special areas devoted to all aspects of entertainment including television, music and movies. Each section delivers unique attractions such as movie trailers to films like The Blues Brothers and Rain Man, radio stations such as "Vinyl Connection" and "8 Track Shack" and full-length episodes of beloved classic television shows including The Andy Griffith Show and Gunsmoke.

"TVLand.com is evolving beyond classic TV into an entertainment destination targeting a generation," explains Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land. "The revitalized TVLand.com site will give viewers seeking fun-filled entertainment targeted to their age group an experience that goes above and beyond classic TV and into music, games, movies and original TV Land Productions."

The new TVLand.com offerings include:
* Full-length episodes of classic TV series: TVLand.com is the first
official website to license full-length, free, streaming episodes of
classic television series' The Andy Griffith Show, Leave It To Beaver
and Gunsmoke. Additionally, in the coming months, the site will feature
The Beverly Hillbillies, Hogan's Heroes and Just Shoot Me. Television
fans will be able to access these series online as select episodes are
showcased on the site.

* Music: Headlined by a radio player offering over a dozen channels,
this portion of the site is devoted to giving music fans access to
their favorite artists. Musical genres include disco, alternative and
pop rock, soul, classic oldies, 80s, and much more. Additionally,
visitors can read former senior editor of Rolling Stone Ben Fong-
Torres' blog about his thoughts and memories of the music of the TV
Generation. The site also offers classic TV theme songs, TV musical
moments and a special section spotlighting the King of Rock 'n' Roll,
Elvis Presley.

* Movie Trailers: Fans can find their favorite movie trailers on
TVLand.com in this portion of the site. Hundreds of trailers will be
available by the end of the year and beginning immediately, fans can
log on to see previews of some of the films they grew up with ranging
from Rain Man to Throw Mama From the Train to Major League.

* Photo Galleries: From Princess Diana to The Beatles, 70s cultural
moments to JFK, visitors can take a trip through time with photos of
some of the most monumental events and people of the past and present.

* TV Land Original Programming: In addition to accessing casting
opportunities for upcoming originals, visitors to the site will be able
to view clips from TV Land's original series including TV Land Myths
and Legends, the TV Land Awards, I Pity The Fool and Sit Down Comedy
with David Steinberg. Additionally, fans will be able to find sneak
peeks and full-length episodes of upcoming original programming.

* Wireless Access Protocol (WAP) site: Beginning November 1, TVLand.com will be available on any portable device with the channel's specially designed WAP site. The site will allow users to experience photo galleries, TV Land trivia, view the channel's schedule and more.
TVLand.com has been serving fans online for over ten years -- and
winning an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Enhanced Television in 2005
-- offering classic TV clips allowing fans to see their favorite scenes
from America's beloved series like M*A*S*H, Three's Company and The Brady
Bunch and dozens of exclusive celebrity interviews including Drew Carey,
Jaclyn Smith and Cedric the Entertainer. Additionally, in partnership with
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation's (ATASF) Archive of
American Television, TVLand.com features extensive interviews with
celebrities and show creators regarding their indelible mark on the
television landscape.

[Scoobiedoo30]

Awsome news

[clj2]

At least something's up for this network. I haven't watched it in forever...guess it's time for a new name, huh. LOL

[thebloodyscot]

Good to hear Wings is back!
It'll be great to see Wings again

[DirtyHarry]

I'm curious as to why TV Land doesn't show "WKRP" or "Barney Miller"? Both of these are funny 70's sitcomes that should do good in primtime. Designing Women? Please don't! At least not in primetime. They need to put Star Trek in a better time slot. Maybe weekends in primetime or at 9p or 10pm (CDT). How many people are up at 5am (CDT)?

Please kill "Extreme Makeover"! TV Land is in danger of losing their base if they continue to show some of these things. I mean last night they ran "Rain Man". Is their anyone who hasn't seen it? Or hasn't had a chance to see it a million times?

[Rezny@gmail.com]

I'm curious as to why TV Land doesn't show "WKRP" or "Barney Miller"? Both of these are funny 70's sitcomes that should do good in primtime. Designing Women? Please don't! At least not in primetime. They need to put Star Trek in a better time slot. Maybe weekends in primetime or at 9p or 10pm (CDT). How many people are up at 5am (CDT)?

Please kill "Extreme Makeover"! TV Land is in danger of losing their base if they continue to show some of these things. I mean last night they ran "Rain Man". Is their anyone who hasn't seen it? Or hasn't had a chance to see it a million times?The reason TVLand airs their mostly overplayed shows they air now,is because they get good ratings,and as long as they keep getting good ratings,they will continue to play them,whether WE viewers like it or not,because,(and this is 100%true )the TVLand higher ups(programming executives)have the FINAL SAY as to what TVLand does and does not air.,and when it airs a show.And I,too,wish they'd get rid of "Extreme Makeover:Home Edition",but obviously SOMEBODY IMPORTANT is watching,because if NOBODY watched the show,TVLand would get rid of it in a heartbeat.And why "Designing Women"?ION already airs it,and will probably continue airing it.And as I've said numerous times before,this is TVLand,NOT-I repeat-NOT Movie Land.

[Scoobiedoo30]

Barney Miller Contract with TV Land Expired and I also Think WKRP Contract with TV Land also Expired

[Scoobiedoo30]

Hey I just notice that TV Land has a new Bug and under The Bug it say's Major League this TV Land Bug is much Nicer.

[Pavan]

Aaron, that is because the movie Major League is on...

They show the name of all the movies, on the bug now...

The bug has not changed on the real shows.

[Scoobiedoo30]

Do you think TV Land will ever get a new bug

[Pavan]

TV Land Braves Mysterious Myths and Legends with Halloween Marathon on Sunday, October 28



NEW YORK, Oct. 23 -- TV Land goes bobbing for answers to some of entertainment's darkest mysteries on Sunday, October 28 from 7PM - 10:30PM (all times ET/PT) with a special Halloween marathon of TV Land's hit original series, TV Land Myths and Legends. Celebrate All Hallow's Eve with over three hours of Hollywood's most mystifying secrets and bizarre rumors.
From deceased munchkins and the Poltergeist curse to haunted film sets and lifeless Bond girls, TV Land will have you on the edge of your seat.

TV Land Myths and Legends features appearances by celebrities -- many of whom had a direct connection to these legendary stories. Each episode explores extraordinary tales about Hollywood's most memorable stars, TV shows, films and music. The series examines the origin of these myths and rumors -- shedding light on some of pop culture's most baffling mysteries.

The TV Land Myths and Legends Halloween Special schedule is as follows (all times ET/PT):

7 p.m. - "The Ghost & Mrs. Gabor"
Is that really the ghost of a nine-year-old boy seen through a window in
the film Three Men and a Baby? Who really inspired Carly Simon's #1 hit,
You're So Vain? What shocking, sexual innuendo heated up late night when Johnny Carson asked Zsa Zsa Gabor to remove her pet cat from her lap?
We'll explore these mysteries and more on this episode of TV Land Myths
and Legends.

7:30 p.m. - "Super Stars & Sudden Deaths"
Did television Superman George Reeves really leap from a tall building to
his death? Did Mama Cass of The Mamas and The Papas really die by choking on a ham sandwich? Did Joan Rivers truly reveal Victoria Principal's home phone number live on The Late Show?

8 p.m. - "Film Frights & Red Scares"
Is Long Island's Amityville Horror house really haunted? Was Lucille Ball
ever a Communist? Did an unemployed ice cream truck driver win over
$100,000 on the game show Press Your Luck by memorizing the supposedly
random patterns on the game board?

8:30 p.m. - "Secret Agents & Game Shows"
Did a beautiful Bond girl die of suffocation when her entire body was
painted gold for a scene in Goldfinger? Is it true that Gong Show host
and producer Chuck Barris was also a trained CIA assassin? What stunning
x-rated answer did a contestant give Bob Eubanks on The Newlywed Game?

9 p.m. - "Graves, Gilligan & Groucho"
Is there really a Poltergeist curse? Was Gilligan's Island a metaphor for
hell? Were the recently buried remains of legendary film comedian Charlie
Chaplin dug up by grave robbers and held for ransom? What sexual innuendo did Groucho Marx get away with on You Bet Your Life?

9:30 p.m. - "Munchkins & Misbehavior"
Can the body of a suicidal munchkin really be seen hanging from a tree in
The Wizard of Oz? Was Barry Williams really high on the set of a 1973
episode of The Brady Bunch? Did famed TV chef Julia Child actually drop a
chicken, pick it up, and advise her audience, "Remember, you're alone in
the kitchen?"

10 p.m. - "Elvis"
Thirty years after Elvis has "left the building," TV Land takes an in-
depth look at some of the most popularly held mysteries about the King of
Rock 'n' Roll and dissects them to separate fact from fiction. Are Oprah
Winfrey and Elvis really related? Did he really approach President Nixon
in the hopes of becoming a federal drug agent? These, and many other
mysteries will be answered in this special edition of TV Land Myths and
Legends.

TV Land Myths and Legends is a Gay Rosenthal Production produced
exclusively for TV Land. Executive Producers are Gay Rosenthal and Paul
Barrosse from Gay Rosenthal Productions and Sal Maniaci, Senior Vice
President, TV Land, Development and Original Production. Nicholas Caprio of
Gay Rosenthal Productions is Co-Executive Producer.

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