Contract Expiration Dates

[jasonbigley]

When do the following show contracts expire?

Sabrina The Teenage Witch (ABC Family)
Step By Step (ABC Family)
Saved By The Bell (TBS)
Family Matters (Nick At Nite)
Full House (ABC Family)
Touched By An Angel (Hallmark)

I don't think Step By Step has too much longer on ABC Family. It has been on there since 2000. Saved By The Bell has been on TBS for 17 years now. It has been in the 7am timeslot for 11 years. I think I have seen every episode about 8 times each. I hope Hallmark keeps Touched By An Angel for a long time.

[DSfan]

I feel like Saved by the Bell will air on TBS in that morning timeslot for the rest of eternity.

As well, I believe that Step by Step will be off the ABC Family schedule come September or whenever they start a new schedule.

[TVFactFan]

I don't see Family matters going anywhere

[ekkostar]

I feel like Saved by the Bell will air on TBS in that morning timeslot for the rest of eternity.

LMAO!

[Brent88]

I feel like Saved by the Bell will air on TBS in that morning timeslot for the rest of eternity.

:brent

I remember back in the late 90's it was on the evening before Family Matters, and now it's on right after Married With Children. I can't believe it's still on there. :rolleyes:

[TVFactFan]

Saved by the Bell was actually on TBS in 1992-lol

[DSfan]

I have legitimately watched SBTB weekday mornings during the summer for the past 10 years. It's unbelievable. I couldn't even watch it on another channel it feels wrong for some reason lol

[Brent88]

Saved by the Bell was actually on TBS in 1992-lol

That's ridiculous. Has any show been on any one network for longer? :lol:

[JulieSomoski]

That's ridiculous. Has any show been on any one network for longer? :lol:

Not talking about cable, but what I find ridiculous is how Law & Order has been on the air for 20 years :eek: :lol:

How are the ratings for Saved by the Bell so high? Wouldn't people get sick of watching the same episode over and over and over and over?

[Brent88]

Not talking about cable, but what I find ridiculous is how Law & Order has been on the air for 20 years :eek: :lol:

How are the ratings for Saved by the Bell so high? Wouldn't people get sick of watching the same episode over and over and over and over?

I don't get it, they fly through the episodes(and it doesn't have that many to begin with, 100 or so, and 4 a day means only 25 days to get through all of them, yikes). I've only been watching MWC on TBS for the past 6 weeks and they've already been through the episodes TWICE I think(I always see the opening).

[TVFactFan]

Not talking about cable, but what I find ridiculous is how Law & Order has been on the air for 20 years :eek: :lol:

How are the ratings for Saved by the Bell so high? Wouldn't people get sick of watching the same episode over and over and over and over?


TBS probably is trying to attract different generations-lol

[TVFactFan]

Not talking about cable, but what I find ridiculous is how Law & Order has been on the air for 20 years :eek: :lol:

How are the ratings for Saved by the Bell so high? Wouldn't people get sick of watching the same episode over and over and over and over?


TBS probably is trying to attract different generations-lol

[JulieSomoski]

TBS probably is trying to attract different generations-lol

It's been on the network for 17 - children are watching the show now, and their parents were probably watching it back in 1992-lol

[JulieSomoski]

I don't get it, they fly through the episodes(and it doesn't have that many to begin with, 100 or so, and 4 a day means only 25 days to get through all of them, yikes). I've only been watching MWC on TBS for the past 6 weeks and they've already been through the episodes TWICE I think(I always see the opening).

They fly through the episodes. There was also awhile a couple years ago I think when they were airing the show at noon, and of course they used to air in afternoons and evenings before that. Each episode has probably aired over 1000 times by now.

[DSfan]

They fly through the episodes. There was also awhile a couple years ago I think when they were airing the show at noon, and of course they used to air in afternoons and evenings before that. Each episode has probably aired over 1000 times by now.

Forsure, but you should also remember that on Fridays it is always the College episodes and the Miss Bliss episodes are also included in the syndication package so it is not only the classic 5 seasons that people sometimes think it is. Although, 100% your point is correct just wanted to point this out.

[JulieSomoski]

Forsure, but you should also remember that on Fridays it is always the College episodes and the Miss Bliss episodes are also included in the syndication package so it is not only the classic 5 seasons that people sometimes think it is. Although, 100% your point is correct just wanted to point this out.

That's true. There were about 85 episodes of the original, 18 episodes of College Years, 13 episodes of Miss Bliss, then the 2 movies, which would be 4 episodes each. That's about 125 episodes they go through, and with 20 episodes a week, they're going through the entire series in about 6 weeks.

[factsoflife]

That's true. There were about 85 episodes of the original, 18 episodes of College Years, 13 episodes of Miss Bliss, then the 2 movies, which would be 4 episodes each. That's about 125 episodes they go through, and with 20 episodes a week, they're going through the entire series in about 6 weeks.

SBTB is just one of those shows that never gets old... If you watched it as a kid you will watch for nostaliga, and if you have kids they will get hooked because it's a fun show and the cycle continues. I have never not watched SBTB.

[DSfan]

I'm surprised that TBS has never aired the New Class episodes. You'd think they would get those 7? seasons and then have just a whole bunch of everything SBTB. I would also like it if they aired California Dreams in the mornings with SBTB.

[Buffyboy323]

I'm surprised that TBS has never aired the New Class episodes. You'd think they would get those 7? seasons and then have just a whole bunch of everything SBTB. I would also like it if they aired California Dreams in the mornings with SBTB.
California Dreams was paired with Saved By The Bell in the late '90s on TBS. This was also around the same time that USA aired Saved By The Bell: The New Class, also in the afternoon.

I believe it looked like this on weekday afternoons:

4:00 California Dreams
4:30 California Dreams
5:00 Saved By The Bell
5:30 Saved By The Bell

[factsoflife]

California Dreams was paired with Saved By The Bell in the late '90s on TBS. This was also around the same time that USA aired Saved By The Bell: The New Class, also in the afternoon.

I believe it looked like this on weekday afternoons:

4:00 California Dreams
4:30 California Dreams
5:00 Saved By The Bell
5:30 Saved By The Bell

Yes, i think this was around 1997 or 1998. USA was airing SBTB: the new class and original episodes of the then new series USA HIGH; which was produced by Peter Engell. I would REALLY love to see the shows "City Guys" and "Hang Time" out on DVD or on TBS. they would work great with reruns of SBTB.

[DSfan]

Did USA ever air the original SBTB? I definitely recall watching some version of the show on USA around 1998 or 1999 at 2PM. Can anyone confirm that?

[Scoobiedoo30]

It was Saved By The Bell The New Class

[TVFactFan]

I'm surprised that TBS has never aired the New Class episodes. You'd think they would get those 7? seasons and then have just a whole bunch of everything SBTB. I would also like it if they aired California Dreams in the mornings with SBTB.


Well it's because it was a NEW CLASS-lol They are not going to air those eps when it has no connection to the original SBTB characters.

[catsrule]

Well it's because it was a NEW CLASS-lol They are not going to air those eps when it has no connection to the original SBTB characters.Screech and Mr. Belding were on both shows.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I think Screech was The Vice President of Bayside High School.

[TVFactFan]

Screech and Mr. Belding were on both shows.


But they had minor roles