View Full Version : 2004 Syndication Comedies and More
Although the new syndication season is 3 months away, there is a lot of information available.
Here's the basic lineup for Fall 2004 with NYC channels and times:
Off-Network Half Hours
- Malcolm in the Middle (Twentieth) [NY: WNYW & WWOR] Debuts 9/13/04; *WNYW: 12:00AM, WWOR: 6:00PM*
- Yes, Dear (Twentieth) [NY: WWOR] 9/13/04 *10:00AM & 10:30AM*
- Girlfriends (Paramount) [NY: WWOR] 9/13/04 *7:30PM & 11:00PM*
Off-Network Hours
- Fear Factor (NBC) [NY: WWOR] 9/20/04; *4:00PM & 12:00AM*
Off-Network Weeklies
- CSI (King World) [WCBS/WLNY] 9/18/04 *WCBS: Sat & Sun nights 11:35PM; WLNY: Sat 7:00PM*
- "New" Twilight Zone (Tribune) [WPIX] 9/6/04 *Saturdays 4PM*
Talk Shows/Reality
- The Jane Pauley Show (NBC) [WNBC] 8/30/04 *11:00AM*
- Life & Style (Sony) [WLNY55/WPIX] 9/13/04 WLNY: *9:00AM*; WPIX: *3:00AM*
- The Tony Danza Show (Buena Vista) [WABC] 9/13/04 *10:00AM*
- Home Delivery (Universal) [WPIX] 9/13/04 *1:00PM*
- Pat Croce: Moving In (Sony) [WWOR] 9/13/04 *2:00 & 2:30PM*
- The Insider (Paramount) [WCBS] 9/13/04 *7:00PM*
- The Larry Elder Show (Telepictures) [WCBS] 9/13/04 *9:00AM*
- Dance 360 (Paramount) 8/30/04 (Limited Regional Rollout on Viacom stations)
- Live Like a Star (Twentieth) [WWOR] 6/21/04 (Limited Regional Rollout on select Fox-owned stations) *3:00PM* in June; *12:30PM* in Fall
- Design Invasion (Twentieth) [WWOR] 9/13/04 (Limited Regional Rollout on select Fox-owned stations) *12:00PM*
Definite Cancellations
- Hollywood Squares
- Pyramid
- The 5th Wheel
- Extreme Dating
- Crossing Over with John Edward
- Wayne Brady Show
- Living It Up with Ali and Jack
- Ricki Lake
- Sharon Osborne Show
- On Air with Ryan Seacrest
Sitcoms Expiring on Locals
3rd Rock from the Sun
The Hughleys
Pavanbadal, if any of this is incorrect or if you need to change anything, go right ahead. I figured many people here would be interested in this information.
Pavan 06-14-2004, 02:18 PM Looks good. I think Boston Public won't be coming this fall though; I guess it didn't sell. Ricki Lake is canceled too, which I know you know but I guess forgot to list it. I think they'll make Fear Factor into two half hours though? Maybe I'm wrong on that.
My bets for the sitcoms in NY:
I am betting Malcolm will be on BOTH WNYW and WWOR. Yes, Dear will probably be just WWOR, same goes for Girlfriends.
Originally posted by pavanbadal
I think they'll make Fear Factor into two half hours though? Maybe I'm wrong on that.
I'm not sure about Fear Factor. I think FX is airing it as an hour, so that's what I'm going by. I remember reading somewhere about 14 minutes of advertising per episode, which would indicate hour long but I'm still not 100%.
vashti1999 06-14-2004, 02:40 PM Any info on any new syndicated dramas, in the vein of Star Trek Deep Space Nine or VIP, or do they not even make those types of shows anymore?
"South Park" is also debuting in syndication in Fall 2005. It hasn't found a home in NY yet. It will air on KCAL Los Angeles, WCIU Chicago, WPSG Philadelphia, WSBK Boston, and KBHK San Francisco, among others. My guess is that it will air late nights.
Pavan 06-30-2004, 04:23 PM Hmm maybe America's Funniest Home Videos is coming to locals this fall? WGN is going to add it this fall.
Brent88 06-30-2004, 05:48 PM Originally posted by pavanbadal
Hmm maybe America's Funniest Home Videos is coming to locals this fall? WGN is going to add it this fall.
The Bob Saget episodes(that PAX airs) or the newer sucky episodes?
Pavan 06-30-2004, 08:56 PM Originally posted by Brent88
The Bob Saget episodes(that PAX airs) or the newer sucky episodes?
The newer ones I believe, with Bergeron (who is better than Saget).
Originally posted by pavanbadal
Hmm maybe America's Funniest Home Videos is coming to locals this fall? WGN is going to add it this fall.
I remember hearing about this last January and it was for fall 2003 but it never happened. I guess it's happening now.
Scoobiedoo30 07-01-2004, 02:00 AM That is good That America's Funniest Home Video's is coming to WGN.
Sitcomwriter 07-01-2004, 02:56 PM I guess this means Grounded for Life comes next year and Scrubs the year after that, right?
Pavan 07-01-2004, 04:00 PM Originally posted by Sitcomwriter
I guess this means Grounded for Life comes next year and Scrubs the year after that, right?
I don't know yet about locals, but Grounded for Life is coming to ABC Family in January.
EmoJoe 07-01-2004, 04:05 PM Originally posted by pavanbadal
I don't know yet about locals, but Grounded for Life is coming to ABC Family in January.
Really? That doesnt excatly fit the "family" theme. Grounded for Life is TV-14, right? My guess is ABC Family will butcher it, like they did with Who's The Boss?, which is only TV-PG.
Brent88 07-01-2004, 05:19 PM Originally posted by Rurry007
Really? That doesnt excatly fit the "family" theme. Grounded for Life is TV-14, right? My guess is ABC Family will butcher it, like they did with Who's The Boss?, which is only TV-PG.
ABC Family butchers everything, LOL
factsoflife 07-03-2004, 01:05 AM Could you please tell us which shows will be starting syndication on the cable networks? any?
factsoflife 07-03-2004, 01:07 AM Oh and The Sharon Osbourne show has also been canceled.
Any news on On-Air w/ Ryan Seacrest, canceled or renewed? oh and isn't Malcom coming to FX? and when does Reba start Syndication?
Pavan 07-03-2004, 10:51 AM Originally posted by factsoflife
Oh and The Sharon Osbourne show has also been canceled.
Any news on On-Air w/ Ryan Seacrest, canceled or renewed? oh and isn't Malcom coming to FX? and when does Reba start Syndication?
Yes, Sharon is canceled, you're right. Ryan Seacrest was renewed. Malcolm starts on FX in 2007. Reba starts in syndication in fall 2006 on Lifetime and local channels.
factsoflife 07-03-2004, 03:47 PM Thanks so much!
Lifetime seems to be picking up a lot of great shows, next they have Will and Grace coming then Frasier after that and Reba!
PPatters 07-03-2004, 04:36 PM "On Air" has not been renewed; Ryan's contract for another season of a talk show has been renewed. What that means for "On Air" is skeptical; a major overhaul may be in store according to zap2it.com.
factsoflife 07-04-2004, 12:07 AM Ok thanks. That makes more sense. It seems to me like On Air is a blatan rip-off of TRL. Same type of stuido, in fact almost an exact replica except for the color scheme. But its not as much fun as TRL.
James 07-04-2004, 07:52 PM Originally posted by JTC
Definite Cancellations
- Hollywood Squares
- Pyramid
- The 5th Wheel
- Extreme Dating
- Crossing Over with John Edward
- Wayne Brady Show
- Living It Up with Ali and Jack
- Ricki Lake (I was bound to miss a few, lol)[/B]
I'm very surprised Jerry Springer is not on the list. That's been on the air thirteen years too long. :eek:
spunkygirl 07-04-2004, 09:56 PM Originally posted by JTC
Although the new syndication season is 3 months away, there is a lot of information available.
Definite Cancellations
- Hollywood Squares
- Pyramid
- The 5th Wheel
- Extreme Dating
- Crossing Over with John Edwards- Wayne Brady Show
- Living It Up with Ali and Jack
- Ricki Lake (I was bound to miss a few, lol)
I am still in shock over Wayne Brady being cancelled, he is so talented, and he actually had one of the very few great talk shows out there, were his ratings that bad?
I wish Millionaire with Meredith Viera were cancelled, I cannot stand her or that show, she is def. no Regis :rolleyes: I can't believe they keep her on and get rid of Wayne's show :cuss:
Brent88 07-05-2004, 04:25 PM Originally posted by Topanga
I am still in shock over Wayne Brady being cancelled, he is so talented, and he actually had one of the very few great talk shows out there, were his ratings that bad?
I wish Millionaire with Meredith Viera were cancelled, I cannot stand her or that show, she is def. no Regis :rolleyes: I can't believe they keep her on and get rid of Wayne's show :cuss:
I hate the Meredith Millionaire as well. :mad:
Dean Winchester 07-05-2004, 05:12 PM Originally posted by factsoflife
Ok thanks. That makes more sense. It seems to me like On Air is a blatan rip-off of TRL. Same type of stuido, in fact almost an exact replica except for the color scheme. But its not as much fun as TRL.
I agree, I watched Ryan's show a few times for the guests and it sucked. It was way too TRL-structured.
What else I hate is that he makes the ASSumption that everyone watching his talk show are obviously AI fans... Carson Daly knows better than to use his talk show as a TRL promo, because he realizes a lot of the people who might watch Last Call may not like TRL.
EmoJoe 07-05-2004, 05:15 PM Originally posted by Brent88
ABC Family butchers everything, LOL
True, they edited out a scene in Full House just because they showed Michelle in her diaper- LOL :lol:
They BUTCHERED Whos The Boss?, though. :(
spunkygirl 07-05-2004, 05:18 PM Originally posted by Rurry007
True, they edited out a scene in Full House just because they showed Michelle in her diaper- LOL :lol:
They BUTCHERED Whos The Boss?, though. :(
Yeah I read they hacked WTB so bad it wasn't worth watching :mad: I am shocked though cause they are hardly editing much on Boy Meets World, just a bit for time not content.
EmoJoe 07-05-2004, 05:20 PM Originally posted by Topanga
Yeah I read they hacked WTB so bad it wasn't worth watching :mad:
Sadly, its all true :(
I cant believe thats how I got into watching WTB?. ABC Family also put WTB? in horrible timeslots.
Central Perk 07-06-2004, 03:53 PM Originally posted by Topanga
I can't believe they keep her on and get rid of Wayne's show :cuss:
Actually, if you want to be mad at any talk show you should be mad at The Tony Danza Show. That's the show that's replacing Wayne Brady, and he was cancelled in favor of it.
spunkygirl 07-06-2004, 04:58 PM Originally posted by Central Perk
Actually, if you want to be mad at any talk show you should be mad at The Tony Danza Show. That's the show that's replacing Wayne Brady, and he was
cancelled in favor of it.
:eek: But I like Tony Danza, and am gonna watch his show, Meredith's show is a waste of airspace IMO. Her version will never be as popular as Regis' was :lol:
Pavan 07-21-2004, 04:27 PM Originally posted by JTC
"South Park" is also debuting in syndication in Fall 2005. It hasn't found a home in NY yet. It will air on KCAL Los Angeles, WCIU Chicago, WPSG Philadelphia, WSBK Boston, and KBHK San Francisco, among others. My guess is that it will air late nights.
Syndicated "South Park" getting ready for fall 2005 launch
Broadcast stations reaching 85% of the country have signed up for a fall 2005 syndication launch of Comedy Central's animated hit "South Park," to be distributed by Tribune Broadcasting. The biggest market clearances include WPIX New York, KCAL Los Angeles and WCIU Chicago.
I think it can only air after 11 p.m. ... but this is in 2005, not this fall.
Dean Winchester 07-21-2004, 04:44 PM Originally posted by pavanbadal
Syndicated "South Park" getting ready for fall 2005 launch
Broadcast stations reaching 85% of the country have signed up for a fall 2005 syndication launch of Comedy Central's animated hit "South Park," to be distributed by Tribune Broadcasting. The biggest market clearances include WPIX New York, KCAL Los Angeles and WCIU Chicago.
I think it can only air after 11 p.m. ... but this is in 2005, not this fall.
what is the point of syndicating South Park? Comedy Central ALWAYS airs the old episodes, so there's no real point
barwars 07-21-2004, 05:14 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
what is the point of syndicating South Park? Comedy Central ALWAYS airs the old episodes, so there's no real point
For people without cable.
But if you dont have cable.... you dont DESERVE South Park.
Dean Winchester 07-21-2004, 05:58 PM Originally posted by barwars
For people without cable.
But if you dont have cable.... you dont DESERVE South Park.
rofl, I agree.
I was just thinking it's funny to "syndicate" SP when it's on cable... considering the big hype about putting Sex And The City on TBS. IMO, once you're on cable, you've basically are in syndication. I do kinda miss the days when CC aired Sports Night reruns tho
factsoflife 07-21-2004, 07:05 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
rofl, I agree.
I was just thinking it's funny to "syndicate" SP when it's on cable... considering the big hype about putting Sex And The City on TBS. IMO, once you're on cable, you've basically are in syndication. I do kinda miss the days when CC aired Sports Night reruns tho
I also miss when E! ran reruns of Kate and Allie and Too Close For comfort.
Dean Winchester 07-21-2004, 07:20 PM Originally posted by factsoflife
I also miss when E! ran reruns of Kate and Allie and Too Close For comfort.
E! used to be so cool in the mid-late 90's, and then they decided the audience would rather just watch endless specials about Britney Spears than other programs.
I still like True Hollywood Story tho
Even with the late hour broadcasts, I'm sure the syndicated South Park will come include edits and more bleeps.
There are a number of episodes I can't even see them including in the package.
Dean Winchester 07-21-2004, 07:45 PM Originally posted by AKA
Even with the late hour broadcasts, I'm sure the syndicated South Park will come include edits and more bleeps.
There are a number of episodes I can't even see them including in the package.
if Comedy Central can show it, I don't see why another channel couldn't. It's not like the difference between cable and pay-cable (like shows like Sex And The City and Queer As Folk would have to be edited to be shown on regular television)
Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
if Comedy Central can show it, I don't see why another channel couldn't. It's not like the difference between cable and pay-cable (like shows like Sex And The City and Queer As Folk would have to be edited to be shown on regular television)
The different is that cable (premium and basic) isn't under FCC jurisdiction. Broadcast TV is.
factsoflife 07-21-2004, 08:57 PM Originally posted by AKA
The different is that cable (premium and basic) isn't under FCC jurisdiction. Broadcast TV is.
This is true, but if Bush and FCC Chairman Powelle have their way that will be changed. their is a bill in congress being considered that would change it so that cable would be under FCC jurisdiction. Its scary and thats one reason why i hope Kerry is elected because the democrates have historically been more lineunet when it comes to the FCC. This Janet Jackson/Superbowl thing has really thrown Powelle and the FCC into a frenzy.
spunkygirl 07-21-2004, 09:04 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
rofl, I agree.
I was just thinking it's funny to "syndicate" SP when it's on cable... considering the big hype about putting Sex And The City on TBS. IMO, once you're on cable, you've basically are in syndication. I do kinda miss the days when CC aired Sports Night reruns tho
:lol: In the new tv guide they have a little spot where they ask actors what show they're watching this week. I can't remember who said it, but they said they loved Sex and the City, but won't watch it on TBS because they've cut out all good stuff, which is so true :lol:
Skywalker 07-21-2004, 10:00 PM Originally posted by barwars
For people without cable.
But if you dont have cable.... you dont DESERVE South Park.
I have cable, I just don't have Comedy Central. And you can keep South Park, cause I sure as heck don't want it. LOL.
Dean Winchester 07-21-2004, 10:13 PM Originally posted by factsoflife
This is true, but if Bush and FCC Chairman Powelle have their way that will be changed. their is a bill in congress being considered that would change it so that cable would be under FCC jurisdiction. Its scary and thats one reason why i hope Kerry is elected because the democrates have historically been more lineunet when it comes to the FCC. This Janet Jackson/Superbowl thing has really thrown Powelle and the FCC into a frenzy.
I think as long as the series airs after a certain time (like South Park never airs before 9, and I've never seen Nip/Tuck before 10 EST), the content should be excused. Not everything is meant for kids and people who are out of the age range to watch these shows SHOULD BE ASLEEP AT THE TIME.
Dean Winchester 07-21-2004, 10:25 PM Originally posted by factsoflife
I totally agree with you. I mean why should we make shows kid-friendly if they air at 1opm or later. kids have control of the tv for most of the day (except for talk shows and soaps) and adults need shows that are for them too. i am 22 and if i want to watch Nip/Tuck or Sex and the City i should be allowed to.
I remember back in the "old days", the pay-cable channels never aired any R-rated movies before 8 pm EST. I think it's very reasonable and that is how it should be handled with "mature programming". I agree that a show like Sex And The City does not belong in the daytime, but at 10, it's at a time where most parents should be sending their kids to bed.
A little off topic, but also on topic in a way. I hate the way Disney Channel has changed in recent years. I remember in the mid/late 90's, after about 9 pm, they aired movies, tv shows, documentaries and concert specials intended for the PARENTS, while the daytime was for the kids (kinda like Nick At Nite, but a little different), but yet now, Disney airs the kiddy crap 24 hours a day. I highly doubt you have many college students deciding to take a break from mid-terms who are going to turn on That's So Raven in the middle of the night, like they would an old Roseanne rerun or something. Disney used to be entertaining, but now it's catered to pre-teens 24 hours a day, instead of putting some stuff in the evening/night hours for ADULTS to enjoy also.
factsoflife 07-22-2004, 01:14 AM Once again i agree with you TOTALLY! Its so true. I remember when Disney used to be centred on the whole family not just the kids. it seems like the term "Family Friendly" has been whorped into "Only for kids". its a shame too.
DollaBill 07-22-2004, 05:06 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
I remember back in the "old days", the pay-cable channels never aired any R-rated movies before 8 pm EST. I think it's very reasonable and that is how it should be handled with "mature programming". I agree that a show like Sex And The City does not belong in the daytime, but at 10, it's at a time where most parents should be sending their kids to bed.
A little off topic, but also on topic in a way. I hate the way Disney Channel has changed in recent years. I remember in the mid/late 90's, after about 9 pm, they aired movies, tv shows, documentaries and concert specials intended for the PARENTS, while the daytime was for the kids (kinda like Nick At Nite, but a little different), but yet now, Disney airs the kiddy crap 24 hours a day. I highly doubt you have many college students deciding to take a break from mid-terms who are going to turn on That's So Raven in the middle of the night, like they would an old Roseanne rerun or something. Disney used to be entertaining, but now it's catered to pre-teens 24 hours a day, instead of putting some stuff in the evening/night hours for ADULTS to enjoy also.
I know plenty of college kids here in Florida who do it, I'm one. Plus it's the summer time and most kids don't follow sleeping schedules during the summer, so that's one of the reasons for them changin TV schedules.
I think too many of us "grown up" people complain alot, there's my agreement.
Dean Winchester 07-22-2004, 05:16 PM Originally posted by DollaBill
I know plenty of college kids here in Florida who do it, I'm one. Plus it's the summer time and most kids don't follow sleeping schedules during the summer, so that's one of the reasons for them changin TV schedules.
I think too many of us "grown up" people complain alot, there's my agreement.
well, Disney Channel was better back in the 90's when after the evening hours, the put stuff for the adults to enjoy. Kinda like the way Nick At Nite attracts an audience that never watches Nickelodeon. If Nickelodeon decided to can Nick At Nite so they could air Fairly Oddparents at 3 am, there would be a huge backlash.
Most of the shows on Disney Channel at night do not generally appeal to older people (even Nick At Night never airs Full House between 10-5, except in marathons... why? because it's not exactly a show adults are gonna watch without their kids) and Nick kinda dumbed down by airing Lizzie McGuire and the sort at night, instead of the programming they used to air.
If they're going to censor tv and clean it up, then I think we have the right to complain about that most adults don't wanna watch this kinda programming at midnight. Kids have their daytime and evenings... adults have earned the right to the night.
Absolutely. It's not TV's job to babysit your kids.
I think that after 10 pm, all bets should be off.
factsoflife 07-22-2004, 05:32 PM Originally posted by AKA
Absolutely. It's not TV's job to babysit your kids.
I think that after 10 pm, all bets should be off.
ITA.
Edited the first post to reflect the cancellation of "On Air with Ryan Seacrest." The last new episode will air on 9/17. See more info on the Talk Shows board.
Also, a couple of times are rolling in for syndicated shows in New York, especially those on WCBS. The first post also reflects these.
9:00AM WCBS Larry Elder Show (replaces Living It Up)
7:00PM WCBS The Insider (replaces Hollywood Squares)
If anyone else has seen any promos for any new shows to syndication, especially the 3 sitcoms, post them here.
Moonlit_Suburb 07-27-2004, 11:48 PM Shows I'm looking forward to in syndication...
Malcolm in the Middle - (local channels) I'm recording all the episodes on VHS till the other seasons are released on DVD
Gilmore Girls - ABC Family
Grounded for Life - ABC Family
Pavan 08-04-2004, 08:45 PM OK New Yorkers, I have found out that "Yes, Dear" will air on WWOR at Noon and 12:30 PM. Malcolm in the Middle will air at 6 PM on WWOR and 12 AM on WNYW. Full details on everything and this are on the first post of this thread, posted by JTC.
vashti1999 08-04-2004, 09:31 PM Originally posted by pavanbadal
OK New Yorkers, I have found out that "Yes, Dear" will air on WWOR at Noon and 12:30 PM. Malcolm in the Middle will air at 6 PM on WWOR and 12 AM on WNYW. Full details on everything and this are on the first post of this thread, posted by JTC.
Slightly off topic, but since there was no mention of A Different World as one of the shows expiring on locals, would that mean WWOR or some other station here in NYC will still be showing it in the fall?
Pavan 08-04-2004, 09:56 PM Originally posted by vashti1999
Slightly off topic, but since there was no mention of A Different World as one of the shows expiring on locals, would that mean WWOR or some other station here in NYC will still be showing it in the fall?
It could be expiring just for WWOR, but the two shows that were listed there are expiring nationwide. I don't think Different World is expiring on WWOR though, and I expect it on their fall line-up (probably the same 9-10am slots). The fall lineup isn't available just yet.
vashti1999 08-04-2004, 09:59 PM Originally posted by pavanbadal
It could be expiring just for WWOR, but the two shows that were listed there are expiring nationwide. I don't think Different World is expiring on WWOR though, and I expect it on their fall line-up (probably the same 9-10am slots). The fall lineup isn't available just yet.
Okay, thanks for the info.
Scoobiedoo30 08-05-2004, 01:05 PM Starting in September A Different World will be airing Weekday's at 4:00 pm Central Time on WUPL.
Pavan 08-11-2004, 06:15 PM A little note for WLNY-TV55 in NYC adding a show that is not that new to local syndication:
Starting the weekend of September 18/19, WLNY will air Walker, Texas Ranger on Saturdays from 1:00 to 2:00 a.m. (actually early Sunday morning) and on Sunday afternoons from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Pavan 08-12-2004, 12:01 PM The full WLNY-TV55 line-up is in! I'll list the changes:
Starting Sept. 13
Weekdays
9:00AM Life & Style (replaces Martha Stewart Living)
(Everything else remains the same)
Saturday nights
1:00AM Walker, Texas Ranger (replaces Larry Sanders Show)
Sundays
3:00PM Walker, Texas Ranger (replaces MOVIE)
4:00PM Matlock (replaces MOVIE cont.)
7:00PM CSI (replaces Matlock)
gOoSe 08-12-2004, 12:26 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
Most of the shows on Disney Channel at night do not generally appeal to older people (even Nick At Night never airs Full House between 10-5, except in marathons... why? because it's not exactly a show adults are gonna watch without their kids) and Nick kinda dumbed down by airing Lizzie McGuire and the sort at night, instead of the programming they used to air.
If they're going to censor tv and clean it up, then I think we have the right to complain about that most adults don't wanna watch this kinda programming at midnight. Kids have their daytime and evenings... adults have earned the right to the night.
you would be suprised "even stevens" was popular among college students and had a drinking game at certain campuses
but buffy, after 9pm on disney back in the 90's was not too much different than the daytime, it was still something the family could watch together.
Dean Winchester 08-12-2004, 03:08 PM Originally posted by gOoSe
you would be suprised "even stevens" was popular among college students and had a drinking game at certain campuses
but buffy, after 9pm on disney back in the 90's was not too much different than the daytime, it was still something the family could watch together.
true, but it was adult movies and specials that weren't inappropriate for kids to watch... but were still geared for the adults. You'd never see any R-rated movies on there, or "questionable" music special, but still they showed movies and music specials that the parents would be able to enjoy. Now Disney is tween-central 24/7, even at 3 in the morning.
ShawnieMac 08-19-2004, 06:25 PM Starting September 6th in Los Angeles, Frasier moves from KCOP to KCAL, and will air 30 minutes later (from 10:30pm on KCOP to 11pm on KCAL).
barwars 08-19-2004, 06:40 PM Originally posted by ShawnieMac
Starting September 6th in Los Angeles, Frasier moves from KCOP to KCAL, and will air 30 minutes later (from 10:30pm on KCOP to 11pm on KCAL).
haha.
on the show Frasier, Frasier works at KACL.
I know, its different -- but the same letters.
Pavan 08-25-2004, 11:31 AM Originally posted by vashti1999
Slightly off topic, but since there was no mention of A Different World as one of the shows expiring on locals, would that mean WWOR or some other station here in NYC will still be showing it in the fall?
Good news and bad news on this. Good news: Different World will be airing 4 times a day starting Aug. 30. Weekdays at 9am-10am AND 4-5pm. Bad news: It will be temporary. Probably just until 9/13, when Fear Factor takes 4PM.
This is how the week of 9/6 looks on WWOR:
9-10am Different World/Pyramid (only on 9/7)
10-11am Pyramid
11am Just Shoot Me
11:30am Spin City
12pm Blind Date
12:30pm Hughleys
1pm Live Like a Star
1:30pm Ambush Makeover
2pm Live Like a Star
2:30pm Ambush Makeover
3pm Cops
3:30pm Cops
4pm Different World/Steve Harvey (only on 9/7)
4:30pm Diffrerent World/Hughleys (only on 9/7)
5pm Steve Harvey
5:30pm Hughleys
6-7pm King of Queens
7-8pm The Parkers
WWOR's fall line-up starts on Sept. 13. What I do know so far is that Yes, Dear will air at 12-1pm; Pat Croce will air 2-3pm; Fear Factor will air 4-5pm; Malcolm in the Middle at 6pm, King of Queens moves to 6:30 & 7pm; and Girlfriends will air at 7:30pm & 11pm. So if I had to take a guess at the Fall line-up, this is how it might be:
9-10am Different World?, 10-11am TBA (Pyramid is gone this fall), 11am Just Shoot Me, 11:30am Spin City, 12-1pm Yes, Dear, 1-2pm Cops?; 2-3pm Pat Croce, 3pm Live Like a Star?, 3:30pm Ambush Makeover?; 4pm Fear Factor; 4:30pm Blind Date?; 5pm Steve Harvey?, 5:30pm The Parkers?; 6pm Malcolm in the Middle, 6:30pm King of Queens, 7pm King of Queens, 7:30pm Girlfriends, 11pm Girlfriends, 11:30pm Steve Harvey or Drew Carey?, 12am Fear Factor, 12:30am Blind Date?, 1am 5th Wheel?, 1:30am EX-treme Dating?
All the question marks are my "guesses." That morning 9-11am block could be interesting. I wonder what they will air? Hopefully some 80s sitcoms, but I doubt it. I bet it'll be shows like Steve Harvey or King of the Hill or even worse, Blind Date.
WWOR's fall line-up should be available next week.
Scoobiedoo30 08-25-2004, 01:00 PM Do you know if any of The New Talk Show's and The Insider have a Website yet.
Pavan 08-25-2004, 01:33 PM Originally posted by agmfox8@yahoo.com
Do you know if any of The New Talk Show's and The Insider have a Website yet.
Talk Shows/Reality
- The Jane Pauley Show -- www.thejanepauleyshow.com
- Life & Style -- www.lifeandstyletv.com
- The Tony Danza Show -- www.thetonydanzashow.com
- Home Delivery -- ???
- Pat Croce: Moving In -- www.patcrocetv.com
- The Insider -- www.ETonline.com (no other website yet)
- The Larry Elder Show -- www.larryeldertv.com
- Dance 360 -- www.paramount.com/television/dance-360 www.dance360.net
- Live Like a Star -- www.therobnelsonshow.com
James 08-28-2004, 08:17 PM Originally posted by barwars
For people without cable.
But if you dont have cable.... you dont DESERVE South Park.
I don't have cable, but I don't WANT South Park. :lol:
musicradio77 08-28-2004, 09:10 PM Originally posted by RurryMicelli
True, they edited out a scene in Full House just because they showed Michelle in her diaper- LOL :lol:
I have the WPIX copy including the opening scene where Claire was at the house meeting Danny that it was seen on ABC Family was also butchered except the Michelle's diaper scene was intact.
Pavan 08-31-2004, 09:48 AM WWOR Fall Line-Up, Effective September 13:
Weekdays
7:00 AM Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
7:30 AM Ace Lightning
8:00 AM Who's the Boss?
8:30 AM Who's the Boss?
9:00 AM King of the Hill Week of 9/13 only; The Cosby Show starts week of 9/20
9:30 AM King of the Hill Week of 9/13 only; The Cosby Show starts week of 9/20
10:00 AM Yes, Dear
10:30 AM Yes, Dear
11:00 AM Just Shoot Me
11:30 AM Spin City
12:00 PM Design Invasion
12:30 PM Live like a Star
1:00 PM Ambush Makeover
1:30 PM Ambush Makeover
2:00 PM Pat Croce: Moving In
2:30 PM Pat Croce: Moving In
3:00 PM Cops
3:30 PM Cops
4:00 PM Different World Week of 9/13 only; Fear Factor starts week of 9/20
4:30 PM Different World Week of 9/13 only; Fear Factor cont. starts week of 9/20
5:00 PM The Parkers
5:30 PM The Parkers
6:00 PM Malcolm in the Middle
6:30 PM King of Queens
7:00 PM King of Queens
7:30 PM Girlfriends
8:00 PM Primetime
10:00 PM News
11:00 PM Girlfriends
11:30 PM The Drew Carey Show
12:00 AM Blind Date Week of 9/13 only; Fear Factor starts week of 9/20
1:00AM TBA
1:30AM TBA
spunkygirl 08-31-2004, 10:54 AM Originally posted by pavanbadal
WWOR Fall Line-Up, Effective September 13:
Weekdays
7:00 AM Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
7:30 AM Ace Lightning
8:00 AM Who's the Boss?
8:30 AM Who's the Boss?
9:00 AM King of the Hill Week of 9/13 only; The Cosby Show starts week of 9/20
9:30 AM King of the Hill Week of 9/13 only; The Cosby Show starts week of 9/20
10:00 AM Yes, Dear
10:30 AM Yes, Dear
11:00 AM Just Shoot Me
11:30 AM Spin City
12:00 PM Design Invasion
12:30 PM Live like a Star
1:00 PM Ambush Makeover
1:30 PM Ambush Makeover
2:00 PM Pat Croce: Moving In
2:30 PM Pat Croce: Moving In
3:00 PM Cops
3:30 PM Cops
4:00 PM Different World Week of 9/13 only; Fear Factor starts week of 9/20
4:30 PM Different World Week of 9/13 only; Fear Factor cont. starts week of 9/20
5:00 PM The Parkers
5:30 PM The Parkers
6:00 PM Malcolm in the Middle
6:30 PM King of Queens
7:00 PM King of Queens
7:30 PM Girlfriends
8:00 PM Primetime
10:00 PM News
11:00 PM Girlfriends
11:30 PM The Drew Carey Show
12:00 AM Blind Date Week of 9/13 only; Fear Factor starts week of 9/20
1:00AM TBA
1:30AM TBA
Thanks Pav, wish I had WWOR, hopefully I'll get WTB in local syndication in my area :D
Pavan 09-01-2004, 10:02 AM Looks like WPIX is changing a bit, week of Sept. 13:
We knew about this:
1:00PM Home Delivery (replaces Sharon Osbourne)
Here are the other changes
6:30PM Will & Grace (replaces Frasier)
1:00AM Frasier (replaces Inside Edition)
2:00AM Inside Edition (replaces Three's Company)
3:00AM Life & Style (replaces Honeymooners/Taxi)
Everything else remains the same. So 3 Will & Grace's now (6-7pm and 12am), Frasier is now back-to-back late nights (1230am and 1am), Three's Company, Taxi, and The Honeymooners are gone, though The Odd Couple remains at 2:30am, and Life & Style is also on WPIX at 3am (in addition to 9am on WLNY).
WNYW's schedule changes a bit, too, week of Sept. 13:
12:00AM Malcolm in the Middle (replaces That '70s Show)
1:00AM That '70s Show (replaces Just Shoot Me)
1:30AM Just Shoot Me (replaces King of the Hill)
So, That '70s Show hour is moved up a half hour, from 12-1am to 12:30am-1:30am. Just Shoot me moves up a half hour, too. King of the Hill is gone, but it can be seen 9-10am on WWOR for this week ONLY.
ShawnieMac 09-01-2004, 08:17 PM Here's what we got in Los Angeles (starting Sept. 13th)
KTLA WB 5
5am News
9am Maury Povich
10am Jerry Springer (back-to-back)
12pm Home Delivery
1pm Jerry Springer
2pm Maury Povich
3pm Kids WB
5pm Sabrina, The Teenage Witch
5:30 Fresh Prince
6pm Everybody Loves Raymond
6:30 Will & Grace
7pm Friends
7:30 Everybody Loves Raymond
8pm WB Primetime
10pm News
11pm Friends
11:30 Will & Grace
12am Just Shoot Me
12:30 Taxi
1am Entertainment Studios.com (maybe just a one time thing)
2am Infomericals
4:30 Andy Griffith
KCAL 9
5am Infomerical
5:30 Beliver's Voice of Victory (religious)
6am This is Your Day (religious)
6:30 Changing Your World (religious)
7am Infomerical
7:30 Jack Hanna
8am Infomericals
9am Life & Style
10am Judge Joe Brown (back-to-back)
11am Judge Mathis
12pm News
1pm The People's Court
2pm News
3pm News
3:30 Inside Edition
4pm Ripley's Believe It or Not
4:30 That's Funny
5pm Elimidate
5:30 Dance 360
6pm Elimidate
6:30 9 on the Town
7pm Family Feud
7:30 Who Wants to be a Millionaire
8pm News
9pm News
10pm News
10:45 Sports Central (sports news)
11pm Frasier
11:30 Entertainment Tonight (same-day replay from KCBS)
12am Insider (same-day replay from KCBS)
12:30 The 5th Wheel
1am Celebrity Justice
1:30 Street Smarts
2am Infomericals
4:30 Celebrity Justice (replay from 1am)
KTTV Fox 11
5am News
7am Good Day L.A.
9am Good Day Live
10am Ambush Makeover (back-to-back eps)
11am Design Invasion
11:30 Live Like a Star
12pm I Love Lucy (back-to-back eps)
1pm Divorce Court (back-to-back)
2pm Montel Williams
3pm Cops (back-to-back)
4pm Home Improvement
4:30 Married...with Children
5pm King of the Hill (back-to-back)
6pm The Simpsons
6:30 Malcolm in the Middle (back-to-back)
7:30 The Simpsons
8pm Fox Primetime
10pm News
11pm The Simpsons
11:30 Drew Carey
12am Married...with Children
12:30 M*A*S*H
1am 10pm News Replay
2am Infomericals
4am Cops (back-to-back)
KCOP UPN 13
6am Infomericals
7am Ace Lightning
7:30 Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
8am Infomericals
9am Montel Williams
10am Pat Croce: Moving In
10:30 Judge Hatchett
11am Texas Justice (back-to-back)
12pm Cops
12:30 Dharma & Greg
1pm A Different World
1:30 Yes, Dear
2pm A Different World (back-to-back, probably temporary)
3pm Blind Date
3:30 A Different World
4pm Girlfriends (back-to-back)
5pm The Parkers (back-to-back)
6pm The King of Queens (back-to-back)
7pm That 70s Show
7:30 Seinfeld
8pm UPN Primetime
10pm Seinfeld
10:30 That 70s Show
11pm News
11:30 Dharma & Greg
12am Spin City
12:30 Yes, Dear
1am Blind Date
1:30 Infomericals
Dr. John Becker 09-01-2004, 09:48 PM [
Definite Cancellations
- Hollywood Squares
- Pyramid
- The 5th Wheel
- Extreme Dating
- Crossing Over with John Edward
- Wayne Brady Show
- Living It Up with Ali and Jack
- Ricki Lake
- Sharon Osborne Show
- On Air with Ryan Seacrest
Sitcoms Expiring on Locals
3rd Rock from the Sun
The Hughleys
Pavanbadal, if any of this is incorrect or if you need to change anything, go right ahead. I figured many people here would be interested in this information. [/B][/QUOTE]
Man, I hope X-Treme dating dosen't get the boot. At least FX still shows the reruns:(
Pavan 09-01-2004, 11:21 PM Originally posted by Dr. John Becker
Man, I hope X-Treme dating dosen't get the boot. At least FX still shows the reruns:(
FX will stop it the week of Sept 20, too.
musicradio77 09-02-2004, 09:59 PM Originally posted by Angela Micelli
Thanks Pav, wish I had WWOR, hopefully I'll get WTB in local syndication in my area :D
Wow! "Who's the Boss?" returns to WWOR-TV.:eek: That show really digs you back in time since it was on back in the early 90's.:) I like to see that show again since channel 9 used to be on years ago. I hope Nick at Nite still has the show. What a great comeback to WWOR-TV. "Who's the Boss?" on channel 9 is back!!! Thanks a lot, Pav for the info.;)
Scoobiedoo30 09-04-2004, 11:30 AM Who's The Boss is airing were I Live but only for a Week
From Monday, September 6, 2004 until Friday, September 10, 2004 at 10:00 am and 10:30 am Central Time.
spunkygirl 09-04-2004, 11:35 AM Originally posted by agmfox8@yahoo.com
Who's The Boss is airing were I Live but only for a Week
From Monday, September 6, 2004 until Friday, September 10, 2004 at 10:00 am and 10:30 am Central Time.
I don't get why networks do that, what's the point of airing it at all? :(
Originally posted by agmfox8@yahoo.com
Who's The Boss is airing were I Live but only for a Week
From Monday, September 6, 2004 until Friday, September 10, 2004 at 10:00 am and 10:30 am Central Time.
What station? I'm in the same area, and I'd be interested in watching WTB on something other than NAN...if only for a week.
Scoobiedoo30 09-05-2004, 01:00 AM Who's The Boss will be airing on WVUE-TV-FOX-8 from Monday September 6, 2004 until Friday September 10, 2004
Pavan 09-06-2004, 09:57 AM WCBS Saturday Nights:
11:35 PM CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
12:35 AM The West Wing
1:35 AM The Insider
2:05 AM Urban Latino
2:35 AM To Be Announced
3:05 AM Elimidate
4:05 AM Unexplained Mysteries
Scoobiedoo30 09-06-2004, 03:00 PM CSI: Crime Sence Investiation will air on Saturday Night's at 6:00 pm Central Time on WNOL-WB-38 WNOL and on Sunday Night's at 10:30 pm Central Time on WGNO-TV-ABC-26 WGNO
Originally posted by agmfox8@yahoo.com
CSI: Crime Sence Investiation will air on Saturday Night's at 6:00 pm Central Time on WNOL-WB-38 WNOL and on Sunday Night's at 10:30 pm Central Time on WGNO-TV-ABC-26 WGNO
Hmm, that sounds about right.
I just discovered that WHNO-Ind-20 is now airing "Little House on the Prairie" every afternoon at 4pm central (I'm watching it as I type!). I am DELIRIOUSLY happy about this! I haven't watched WHNO regularly since they took off "Marcus Welby MD" and before that I watched "The Lucy Show," both of which I hope return.
"Malcolm in the Middle" will air on WNOL-WB-38 (channel 11 in my area) at 5 and 5:30 pm every afternoon. That's a good slot for it, especially if I try to get back into it.
"Fear Factor" will be replacing an hour of classic "Cops" on WGNO-ABC-26 (channel 7 here) at 3pm everyday.
Scoobiedoo30 09-08-2004, 01:00 AM I was wondering when did Marcus Welby M.D. Leave WHNO-TV-20.
musicradio77 09-08-2004, 05:16 PM I was posting it on the "Honeymooners" board this morning that Pav mentioned that the "Honeymooners" will be gone at 3 AM starting September 13th with "Life & Style".:( The other shows "Three's Company" and "Taxi" are both gone from WPIX. That was sad news. The only 70's show left is "The Odd Couple" at 2:30 AM. That's the only show you'll watch.
TJHooker 09-09-2004, 02:14 AM I was just going through my TIVO listings and it appears that Bosom Buddies is airing on Sunday mornings on channel 59 WCTX in Hartford, CT
jamesanthony 09-09-2004, 12:26 PM Originally posted by Full House
I was posting it on the "Honeymooners" board this morning that Pav mentioned that the "Honeymooners" will be gone at 3 AM starting September 13th with "Life & Style".:( The other shows "Three's Company" and "Taxi" are both gone from WPIX. That was sad news. The only 70's show left is "The Odd Couple" at 2:30 AM. That's the only show you'll watch.
I had to go to TVguide.com to realize this since the magazine doesn't list what airs on any channel between 2 and 6 am which is a shame.
I was wondering why WB11's schedule is so stale. They haven't added any new off network comedies or dramas in the last 2 years. At least last season they resusciated those old sitcoms in the 2-4 am block. This year only Odd Couple and the same old same old Frasier, Friends, Raymond etc. Very very boring. I'm guessing it is because in the NYC area Rupert Murdoch's channels 5 and 9 have more clout and they can afford the newer off network shows like Yes Dear, Girlfriends etc. WB11's main attraction in the daytine still seems to be Jerry Springer which is pathetic.
BTW I still can't get used to 5 and 9 sharing shows like Malcolm, Just Shoot Me and others. This was unheard of years ago.
On the plus side Ricki Lake is gone, talk shows that exploit regular people (paternity tests, cheating etc) are on the wane and UPN9 has a mostly sitcom rerun lineup in the daytime (including Who's the Boss I think) although it looks like A Different World is leaving and Steve Harvey checks out after just two years in syndication. If I had my druthers I'd have kept these and threw out The Parkers or King of the Hill.
jamesanthony 09-09-2004, 01:56 PM Good to see the Cosby Show back on wwor in nyc 2x a day. It started on this channel in the fall of 1988 and ran there for 11 years I believe. At one point it came on like 4x a day.
I have a question about Becker. In NYC it comes on at something like 2:35 am on wcbs2 (I forgot if it is going to continue there this fall). This is a very strange timeslot for a sitcom in its first year in reruns (especially for a show that was still airing fresh episodes in primetime when it was syndicated). What is the story behind that weird timeslot? Does CBS have some sort of deal with this show that it can only air on a cbs affiliate station? I would think this would be in prime access timeslots in early evening or against the 11 oclock news and the Tonight Show the way King of Queens and The Parkers have been.
Originally posted by jamesanthony
Good to see the Cosby Show back on wwor in nyc 2x a day. It started on this channel in the fall of 1988 and ran there for 11 years I believe. At one point it came on like 4x a day.
I have a question about Becker. In NYC it comes on at something like 2:35 am on wcbs2 (I forgot if it is going to continue there this fall). This is a very strange timeslot for a sitcom in its first year in reruns (especially for a show that was still airing fresh episodes in primetime when it was syndicated). What is the story behind that weird timeslot? Does CBS have some sort of deal with this show that it can only air on a cbs affiliate station? I would think this would be in prime access timeslots in early evening or against the 11 oclock news and the Tonight Show the way King of Queens and The Parkers have been.
Basically, Paramount, who distributes Becker, had a very hard time getting any stations in NYC (and LA for the matter) to buy the show, so they had to settle for late night runs on WCBS. It also airs late night in LA on KCBS.
jamesanthony 09-09-2004, 02:28 PM Originally posted by JTC
Basically, Paramount, who distributes Becker, had a very hard time getting any stations in NYC (and LA for the matter) to buy the show, so they had to settle for late night runs on WCBS. It also airs late night in LA on KCBS.
Oh, OK. I would think this show would've been seen as being more of a commodity for one thing it's set in New York. At least CBS channel 2 still has some offnetwork reruns like this and Home Improvement (which also airs in a gravedigger's timeslot). The local nbc affiliate doesn't waste its time with syndicated reruns (except for Providence on Monday mornings at like 2:30), and abc7 only has the E/R theatre back to back on Sat night/Sun morning. ABC used to throw on a very obscure western like The Guns of Will Sonnett on Sat morning in the wee hours.
When I was growing up in the 70s and 80s all the non-pbs stations had off network reruns taking up healthy portions of their schedules. The CBS, NBC and ABC stations would air reruns of shows that were still on in prime time like Jeffersons, Laverne and Shirley, Golden Girls, Growing Pains, Brady Bunch and they would carry offnetwork reruns too like Mary Tyler Moore, Here's Lucy, Barnaby Jones etc. This was back in the days when Donahue was the only talk show in syndication that had noncelebrity guests and you had Mike Douglas, Dinah Shore doing sit down talk shows that were more akin to Jay Leno than the shows like Montell with the real people in them. Economics and cable have forever changed the landscape of tv.
Originally posted by jamesanthony
Oh, OK. I would think this show would've been seen as being more of a commodity for one thing it's set in New York. At least CBS channel 2 still has some offnetwork reruns like this and Home Improvement (which also airs in a gravedigger's timeslot). The local nbc affiliate doesn't waste its time with syndicated reruns (except for Providence on Monday mornings at like 2:30), and abc7 only has the E/R theatre back to back on Sat night/Sun morning. ABC used to throw on a very obscure western like The Guns of Will Sonnett on Sat morning in the wee hours.
Tell me about it. I was hoping Becker would switch channels but WCBS has a contract to air the show for another 3 years, like every other channel who has it. Home Improvement only airs on weekends (Sundays at 1AM I think). WWOR's schedule, although improved now, would look even better if it had both of these shows.
spunkygirl 09-09-2004, 05:15 PM Originally posted by JTC
Basically, Paramount, who distributes Becker, had a very hard time getting any stations in NYC (and LA for the matter) to buy the show, so they had to settle for late night runs on WCBS. It also airs late night in LA on KCBS.
Do mean just local syndication? Cause I thought Becker aired on WGN :confused:
Scoobiedoo30 09-10-2004, 01:20 AM Becker can beseen weeknight's at 10:00 pm and 10:30 pm Central Time on WGN
ShawnieMac 09-10-2004, 02:58 PM Originally posted by JTC
Basically, Paramount, who distributes Becker, had a very hard time getting any stations in NYC (and LA for the matter) to buy the show, so they had to settle for late night runs on WCBS. It also airs late night in LA on KCBS.
Becker also airs twice a day on KDOC, an UHF indie based in near-by Orange County. Also, Becker sorta rotated between KCAL and KCBS before finally settling on KCBS. KCBS/KCAL gave no promotion of that show when they picked up the syndication rights. KDOC and WGN, however, did.
Madness 09-14-2004, 02:27 AM Originally posted by agmfox8@yahoo.com
Do you know if any of The New Talk Show's and The Insider have a Website yet.
http://insider.tv.yahoo.com/
VIPERNATION23 04-30-2018, 10:15 PM WXWZ-LP(23.1 IND)Puerto Rico TV Program Schedule Fall 2004
Monday-Friday
2:00am Paid Program
10:00am Cops
10:30am Cops
11:00am The People's Court
12:00pm King of The Hill
12:30pm King of The Hill
1:00pm The Simpsons
1:30pm The Simpsons
2:00pm Yes Dear
2:30pm Yes Dear
3:00pm Tony Danza Show
4:00pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
4:30pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
5:00pm Kim Possible
5:30pm Kim Possible
6:00pm Braceface
6:30pm Braceface
7:00pm Fear Factor
8:00pm Jeopardy
8:30pm Wheel of Fortune
9:00pm Newscenter32
9:30pm Celebrity Justice
10:00pm Spin City
10:30pm Spin City
11:00pm The Beach Life(Local)
12:00am America's Funniest Home Videos
12:30am America's Funniest Home Videos
1:00am Providence
Saturday
2:00am Paid Program
2:00pm The Twilight Zone
3:00pm The Twilight Zone
4:00pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
4:30pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
5:00pm Kim Possible
5:30pm Kim Possible
6:00pm Braceface
6:30pm Braceface
7:00pm Jeopardy
7:30pm Wheel of Fortune
8:00pm Celebrity Justice
9:00pm Newscenter32
9:30pm Spin City
10:00pm Video Music Box
11:00pm Charmed
12:00am Charmed
1:00am The Beach Life(Local)
Sunday
2:00am Paid Program
10:00am American Latino TV
10:30am Missing
11:00am Paid Program
12:00pm The Simpsons
12:30pm The Simpsons
1:00pm King of The Hill
1:30pm King of The Hill
2:00pm Yes Dear
2:30pm Yes Dear
3:00pm Fear Factor
4:00pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
4:30pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
5:00pm Kim Possible
5:30pm Kim Possible
6:00pm Braceface
6:30pm Braceface
7:00pm Jeopardy
7:30pm Wheel of Fortune
8:00pm Celebrity Justice
9:00pm Newscenter32
9:30pm Spin City
10:00pm America's Funniest Home Videos
10:30pm America's Funniest Home Videos
11:00pm Providence
12:00am Providence
1:00am The Beach Life(Local)
VIPERNATION23 05-15-2018, 05:29 PM CIHC-TV[5.1 WB]TV PROGRAM SCHEDULE FALL 2004
WEEKDAYS
4:00AM PAID PROGRAM
5:00AM WB5 WAKE-UP SHOW
7:00AM GOOD DAY NORTHWEST CANADA
9:00AM HOTEL CABO
10:00AM JERRY SPRINGER[SECONDARY]
11:00AM WB5 NEWS@11AM
11:30AM BAYCHESTER POLICE
12:00PM JERRY SPRINGER[PRIMARY]
1:00PM MAURY PIVOCH
2:00PM KIDS WB
4:00PM WILL AND GRACE
4:30PM WILL AND GRACE
5:00PM WB5 NEWS@5PM
5:30PM BAYCHESTER POLICE
6:00PM JEOPARDY
6:30PM WHEEL OF FORTUNE
7:00PM THE WB PRIMETIME
9:00PM WB5 NEWS@9PM
10:00PM SEINFELD
10:30PM SEINFELD
11:00PM DHRAMA AND GREG
11:30PM DHRAMA AND GREG
12:00AM ELIMI-DATE
12:30AM ELIMI-DATE
1:00AM BLIND DATE
1:30AM BLIND DATE
2:00AM DIFF'RENT STROKES
2:30AM DIFF'RENT STROKES
3:00AM FRASIER
3:30AM FRASIER
WEEKENDS
4:00AM PAID PROGRAM
6:00AM GOOD DAY NORTHWEST CANADA
9:00AM THE LITTLES[SAT]/WSJ REPORT[SUN]
9:30AM THE LITTLES[SAT]/GAMERS UNLEASHED[SUN]
10:00AM KIDS WB
12:00PM BAYCHESTER POLICE[2X]
1:00PM ANGEL[SAT]/HOTEL CABO[SUN]
2:00PM GIRLS:HAWAII[SAT]/WILL AND GRACE[2X][SUN]
3:00PM GIRLS:HAWAII[SAT]/3PM-JEOPARDY THEN 3:30PM WHEEL OF FORTUNE[SUN]
4:00PM WB5 MOVIE[SAT]/THE WB "EASYVIEW" SHOWS[SUN]
6:00PM 106 AND PARK[SAT]/THE WB PRIMETIME[SUN]
7:00PM 106 AND PARK[SAT]/THE WB PRIMETIME[SUN]
8:00PM CANUCKS GAME-DAY[SAT]/THE WB PRIMETIME[SUN]
9:00PM WB5 NEWS@9PM
10:00PM CANUCKS AFTER THE GAME[SAT]/HOTEL CABO[SUN]
11:00PM ANGEL[SAT]/SEINFELD[2X][SUN]
12:00AM ELIMI-DATE
12:30AM ELIMI-DATE
1:00AM BLIND DATE
1:30AM BLIND DATE
2:00AM FRASIER
2:30AM FRASIER
3:00AM DHRAMA AND GREG
3:30AM DIFF'RENT STROKES
Retro: Wilmington, NC, Thursday, November 11, 2004
from Wilmington Star-News
Some titles are partial due to grid format
3 WWAY ABC Wilmington
5 WRAL CBS Raleigh
6 WECT NBC Wilmington
7 WITN NBC Washington
9 WNCT CBS Greenville
10 WILM CBS Wilmington
11 WTVD ABC Durham
12 WCTI ABC New Bern
13 WBTW CBS Florence
26 WSFX Fox Wilmington
39 WUNJ PBS Wilmington
Morning
7.00
3-11-12 Good Morning America (interviews with Pierce Brosnan and Andrea Bocelli; medical report)
5-10 The Early Show (Phil Keoghan discusses his new book; chef Bruce Aidell on cooking and serving pork)
6-7 Today (interviews with Elton John and Kate Hudson; modern-day challenges for parents)
9-13 News
26 Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
39 Zoboomafoo
7.30
26 Paid programming
39 Arthur
8.00
9-13 The Early Show
26 Paid programming
39 Clifford the Big Red Dog
8.30
26 Paid programming
39 Dragon Tales
9.00
3 Your Hometown Show (local show; it's still on the air, but on WWAY's CBS subchannel)
5-13 Dr. Phil (the aftermath of an unfaithful doctor and his pregnant mistress)
9-10-11 Regis and Kelly (guests Pierce Brosnan, Adam Brody and Tony Bennett; Real People Recap Week continues)
12 Jane Pauley (recreating favorite family recipes in half the time without compromising the taste)
26 Judge Hatchett
39 Caillou
9.30
3 Paid programming
26 Judge Hatchett
39 Barney and Friends
10.00
3 Dharma and Greg
5-6-13 Jane Pauley (see 12, 9am)
7 Maury Povich (broken trust)
9 700 Club
10 Pat Croce (a man is fed up with his girlfriend's controlling and overbearing personality)
11 Tony Danza (guest Mischa Barton)
12 Judge Judy
26 Divorce Court
39 Sesame Street
10.30
3 Frasier
10 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
12 Judge Judy
26 Divorce Court
11.00
3-11-12 The View (guest Laura Linney; holiday toys; wedding dress design)
5-9-10-13 Price is Right
6 Montel Williams (mothers reunite with their first loves)
7 Starting Over
26 Judge Joe Brown
39 Teletubbies
11.30
26 Judge Joe Brown
39 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Afternoon
12.00
3-5-6-7-9-10-11-12-13 News
26 Home Delivery
39 Between the Lions
12.30
3 Paid programming
6 Extra
7 Family Feud
9-10-13 Young and the Restless
11 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
12 Extra
39 Reading Rainbow
1.00
3-11-12 All My Children
5 Texas Justice
6-7 Days of Our Lives
26 Paid programming
39 Zoom
1.30
5-9-10-13 Bold and the Beautiful
39 Various programming
2.00
3-11-12 One Life to Live
5-9-10-13 As the World Turns
6-7 Passions
26 Jerry Falwell
2.30
39 GED
3.00
3-11-12 General Hospital
5-9-10-13 Guiding Light
6 Dr. Phil (see 5, 13, 9am)
7 Judge Mathis
26 Maury Povich (overweight babies)
36 George Shrinks
3.30
39 Cyberchase
4.00
3 Judge Judy
5 Young and the Restless
6-11-12-13 Oprah Winfrey (fatal mistakes)
7 People's Court
9 Montel Williams (see 6, 11am)
10 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
26 Family Feud
39 Postcards from Buster
4.30
3 Judge Judy
10 Texas Justice
26 Family Feud
39 Arthur
5.00
3-5-6-7-11-12-13 News
9 Dr. Phil
10 Varied programming
26 The Simpsons
39 Maya and Miguel
5.30
6-12-13 Inside Edition
26 King of the Hill
39 Dragon Tales
Evening
6.00
3-5-6-7-9-11-12-13 News
10 Varied programming
26 Malcolm in the Middle
39 Clifford the Big Red Dog
6.30
3-11-12 ABC News
6-7 NBC News
5-9-13 CBS News
26 That '70s Show
39 Newshour with Jim Lehrer
7.00
3-9 Entertainment Tonight (interview with Kirstie Alley)
5 Inside Edition
6-7-13 Wheel of Fortune
10 CBS News
11 Jeopardy!
12-26 Friends (I assume that this episode is "The One with the Cake"; it's simply described by the paper as "X-rated cake is delivered"; in case of being that episode, could an episode which originally aired in 2003 be carried in syndication one year later?)
7.30
3-5 The Insider (report on Madonna)
6-7-13 Jeopardy!
9 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
10 Access Hollywood (report on the movie "A Very Long Engagement")
12 Frasier "The Ski Lodge"
26 Everybody Loves Raymond
39 North Carolina Now
8.00
3-11-12 Movie "Saving Private Ryan"
5-9-10-13 Survivor "Gender Wars... and It's Getting Ugly" (the 10th contestant is voted off the island)
6-7 Joey "Joey and the Dream Girl" (part 2 of 2)
26 The O.C. "The Way We Were"
39 Keeping Up Appearances
8.30
6-7 Will and Grace "Saving Grace Again" (part 1 of 2)
39 My Hero
9.00
5-9-10-13 CSI "Formalities"
6-7 The Apprentice "Runaway Pride" (the candidates open competing bridal shops)
26 North Shore "Illusions"
39 North Carolina Weekend
9.30
39 Matisse
10.00
5-9-10-13 Without a Trace "Nickel and Dimed" (part 2 of 2)
6-7 ER "Time of Death"
26 News
39 Great Old Amusement Parks
10.30
26 Everybody Loves Raymond "Net Worth"
11.00
5-6-7-9-10-13 News
26 Seinfeld "The Bubble Boy" (guest Jessica Lundy)
39 BBC World News
11.20
3-11-12 News
11.30
26 Seinfeld "The Fatigues"
39 Charlie Rose
11.35
5-9-10-13 Late Show with David Letterman (guests Matthew Broderick, Rosario Dawson and Los Lonely Boys)
6-7 Tonight Show with Jay Leno (guests Dana Carvey, Jamie Oliver and Stray Cats)
11.55
3-11-12 Nightline
Late night
12.00
26 Blind Date
12.25
3-11-12 Jimmy Kimmel Live! (guests Bobby Brown and Dick Clark)
12.30
26 Ambush Makeover
39 North Carolina Now
12.35
5-9-10-13 Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (guests Venus Williams, Tegan and Sara and Craig Ferguson)
6-7 Late Night with Conan O'Brien (guests Pierce Brosnan, Paget Brewster and Beastie Boys)
1.00
26 Street Smarts ("The Surreal Life" contestants)
39 EastEnders
1.25
3 sign-off
11 Oprah Winfrey (repeat of 4pm)
12 Blind Date
1.30
26 Spin City
39 EastEnders
1.35
5 Inside Edition
6-7 Last Call with Carson Daly (guest Jerry O'Connell)
9 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
10 EntertainmentStudios.com
13 Fully Charged (joined in progress)
1.55
12 Paid programming
2.00
26 Becker
39 Astronomy
2.05
5 News
6 Fully Charged (joined in progress)
7 Tonight Show with Jay Leno (guests Senator John McCain, Eva Longoria and Ruben Studdard)
9 The Insider
10 CBS News Up to the Minute
2.20
39 Astronomy
2.25
11 EntertainmentStudios.com
12 Paid programming
2.30
26 Just Shoot Me!
2.35
9 Seinfeld
2.40
5 CBS News Up to the Minute
2.55
11 News
3.00
26 Paid programming
39 Astronomy
3.05
7 Late Night with Conan O'Brien (guests Jay-Z and Jerry O'Connell)
9 CBS News Up to the Minute
3.30
11-12 ABC World News Now
39 American Deserts
4.00
6-13 Coin Vault
7 Living Single
26 Paid programming
39 Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
4.30
5-10 CBS News
6-7 Early Today
11 ABC News
13 AgDay
39 Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
Early morning
5.00
3-12 ABC News
5-7-10-11 News
6 Carolina in the Morning
9-13 CBS News
26 Shepherd's Chapel
39 Whole Child: Caregiver's Guide
5.30
3 Good Morning Carolina
9-12-13 News
39 Whole Child: Caregiver's Guide
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