TV Land September 2004 --

Schedule changes ONLY:
What's expiring: The Bob Newhart Show

Effective: Monday, September 27
Mini-marathons:
Mondays 5-8PM All in the Family (replaces Three's Company)
Tuesdays 5-8PM The Munsters (replaces Addams Family)
Thursdays 5-8PM Sanford & Son (replaces Family Ties)

Weekdays
8:00AM MacGyver (replaces Mr. Ed/I Dream of Jeannie)
9:00AM Happy Days (replaces Bewitched)
9:30AM The Brady Bunch (replaces Green Acres)
10:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show (replaces I Love Lucy)
10:30AM I Love Lucy (replaces Dick Van Dyke)
11:00AM Mr. Ed (replaces Mini-marathons)
11:30AM I Dream of Jeannie (replaces Mini-marathons)
12:00PM Bewitched (replaces Mini-marathons)
12:30PM Green Acres (replaces Mini-marathons)




TV Land Originals Saturday Morning Encores:
Saturdays 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM ET/PT
Saturday, September 4
9:00AM ET in TV Land: Cheers
10:00AM TV Land Moguls: The '60s
11:00AM TV Land Legends: The 60 Minutes Interviews - Mel Brooks

Saturday, September 11
9:00AM ET in TV Land: Family Ties
10:00AM TV Land Moguls: The '70s Part I
11:00AM TV Land Legends: The 60 Minutes Interviews - Jim Burrows

Saturday, September 18
9:00AM ET in TV Land: TV's Greatest Scandals
10:00AM TV Land Moguls: The '70s Part II
11:00AM TV Land Legends: The 60 Minutes Interviews - Candice Bergen







- Specials & Marathons


- Bewitched Labor Day Marathon: McMann and Tate Labor Day
Monday, September 6
8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT
Join Darrin and Larry for some Labor Day fun in the sun fun at the office.
8:00pm #11 "It Takes One to Know One"
8:30pm #46 "Junior Executive"
9:00pm #49 "My Boss, The Teddy Bear"
9:30pm #59 "Double Tate"
10:00pm #64 "Double Split"
10:30pm #69 "A Bum Wraps"
11:00pm #94 "The Corn Is As High As A Guernesy's Eye"
11:30pm #110 "Business, Italian Style"









- Bonanza 45th Anniversary Marathon
Sunday, September 12
3:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT
Tune in for a nine episode salute for the 45th Anniversary of Bonanza!
#1 "A Rose For Lotta"
#18 "House Divided"
#59 "The Gift"
#68 "Springtime"
#121 "The Hayburner"
#146 "Hoss And The Leprechauns"
#165 "The Dark Past"
#183 "The Flapjack Contest"
#197 "To Own The World"







- CBS Premiere Week Stunt
Monday, September 13 through Friday, September 17
8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Synopsis TBA

Monday, September 13
8:00pm The Dick Van Dyke Show #1 "The Sick Boy and the Sitter"
8:30pm All in the Family #1 "Meet The Bunkers"
9:00pm Three's Company #1 "A Man About The House"

Tuesday, September 14
8:00pm Happy Days #40 "Fonzie Moves In"
8:30pm Leave it to Beaver #118 "Beaver Won't Eat"
9:00pm The Andy Griffith Show #160 "Aunt Bee, The Swinger"

Wednesday, September 15
8:00pm The Brady Bunch #96 "Adios, Johnny Bravo"
8:30pm All in the Family #38 "Archie and the Editorial"
9:00pm Sanford & Son #15 "By the Numbers"

Thursday, September 16
8:00pm The Brady Bunch #26 "The Dropout"
8:30pm The Addams Family #1 "The Addams Family Goes to School"
9:00pm The Andy Griffith Show #190 "Opie's Girlfriend"

Friday, September 17
8:00pm Bonanza #1 "A Rose For Lotta"
9:00pm Cheers #96 "The Proposal"










- Emmy's Greatest Moments
Premieres: Wednesday, September 15 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
TV Land has been granted rare one-hour access to the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ vaults to look back at Emmy Awards highlights where the television community came together to honor its own and invited us along for the ride. The show is executive produced by Gary Smith (AFI’s 100 Years…100 Movies). Encores: Wednesday, Sept 15 11:00PM; Wednesday, Sept 15 1:00AM (early Sept 16); Thursday, Sept 16 8:00AM; Friday, September 17 5:00PM; Saturday, Sept 18 8:00PM; Sunday, Sept 19 12:00PM.







- Bewitched 40th Anniversary Marathon
Sunday, September 19
3:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT
Tune in for an eighteen episode salute for the 40th Anniversary of Bewitched!
3:00pm #1 "I, Darrin Take This Witch Samantha"
3:30pm #4 "Mother, What's His Name?"
4:00pm #6 "Little Pitchers Have Big Fears"
4:30pm #14 "Sam Meets the Folks"
5:00pm #19 "A Nice Little Dinner Party"
5:30pm #29 "Abner Kadabra"
6:00pm #37 "Alias Darrin Stephens"
6:30pm #54 "And Then There Were Three..."
7:00pm #55 "My Baby, The Tycoon"
7:30pm #66 "Follow That Witch, I"
8:00pm #67 "Follow That Witch, II"
8:30pm #82 "Dangerous Diaper Dan"
9:00pm #83 "The Short Happy Circuit of Aunt Clara"
9:30pm #90 "Soapbox Derby"
10:00pm #92 "Hoho the Clown"
10:30pm #111 "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble"
11:00pm #203 "The Salem Saga"
11:30pm #204 "Samantha's Hot Bed Warmer"






- The Munsters 40th Anniversary Marathon
Friday, September 24
3:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT
Tune in for an eighteen episode salute for the 40th Anniversary of The Munsters!
3:00pm #1 Munster Masquerade
3:30pm #7 Tin Can Man
4:00pm #10 Autumn Croakus
4:30pm #13 Family Portrait
5:00pm #15 Herman's Rival
5:30pm #20 Bats of a Feather
6:00pm #22 Dance with Me, Herman
6:30pm #24 Love Locked Out
7:00pm #25 Come Back, Little Googie
7:30pm #28 Movie Star Munster
8:00pm #30 Country Club Munster
8:30pm #34 Munster the Magnificent
9:00pm #36 Hot Rod Herman
9:30pm #44 Happy 100th Anniversary
10:00pm #50 Will Success Spoil Herman Munster?
10:30pm #55 Just Another Pretty Face
11:00pm #67 A House Divided
11:30pm #70 A Visit from the Teacher







- The Brady Bunch 35th Anniversary 48 Hour Marathon
Saturday, September 25 & Sunday, September 26
6:00 a.m. Sept. 25 through 6:00 a.m. Sept. 27 ET/PT
Tune in for a 48 hour marathon salute for the 35th Anniversary of The Brady Bunch! An all-new one-hour reunion airs Wednesday, September 26 & 29 at 10pm!

Saturday, September 25
6:00 #2 Dear Libby
6:30 #3 Eenie, Meenie, Mommy, Daddy
7:00 #4 Alice Doesn’t Live Hear Anymore
7:30 #5 Katchoo
8:00 #7 Kitty Karry-All is Missing
8:30 #9 Sorry, Right Number
9:00 #10 Every Boy Does It Once
9:30 #11 Vote For Brady
10:00 #12 The Voice of Christmas
10:30 #13 Is There a Doctor in the House
11:00 #14 Father of the Year Brady Original
11:30 #15 54-40 and Fight
12:00 #17 The Undergraduate #73 The Fender Benders
12:30 #19 The Big Sprain #77
1:00 #20 Brace Yourself
1:30 #21 The Hero
2:00 #22 The Possible Dream
2:30 #24 The Grass Is Always Greener
3:00 #26 The Dropout
3:30 #27 The Babysitters
4:00 #30 Going Going Steady
4:30 #33 Fistful of Reasons
5:00 #39 Where There's Smoke
5:30 Pop Up #43 Our Son The Man
6:00 Pop up #55 The Personality Kid
6:30 Pop Up #59 Her Sister's Shadow
7:00 Pop Up #61 Getting Davey Jones
7:30 Pop Up #1 The Honeymoon Pop Up
8:00 #50 Ghost Town USA #1
8:30 #51 Grand Canyon or bust
9:00 #52 The Brady Braves
9:30 #37 Confessions, Confessions #76
10:00 #61 Getting Davey Jones Brady
10:30 #66 Dough-Re-Mi "
11:00 #55 The Personality Kid
11:30 #34 The Not So Ugly Duckling
12:00 Pop Up #1 The Honeymoon
12:30 Pop Up #43 Our Son The Man
1:00 Pop up #55 The Personality Kid Brady
1:30 Pop Up #59 Her Sister's Shadow "
2:00 Pop Up #61 Getting Davey Jones
2:30 #40 Will The Real Jan Brady
3:00 #42 Coming Out Party
3:30 #43 Our Son The Man
4:00 #44 The Liberation of Marcia Brady
4:30 #46 The Winne
5:00 #47 Double Parked
5:30 #49 Tell it Like it Is

Sunday, September 26
6:00 #54 My Sister Benedict Arnold
6:30 #56 Juliet is the Sun
7:00 #57 And Now a Word From Our Sponsor
7:30 #60 Click
8:00 #62 The Not-So-Rose-Colored Glasses
8:30 #63 The Teeter-Totter Caper
9:00 #64 Big Little Man
9:30 #65 Law and Disorder
10:00 #67 Jan's Aunt Jenny
10:30 #68 The Big Bet
11:00 "Still Brady After All These Years"
11:30 (cont)
12:00 #73 The Fender Benders
12:30 #77 Today I Am a Freshman
1:00 #78 Cyrano de Brady
1:30 #79 Fright Night
2:00 #80 The Show Must Go On
2:30 #81 Jan, The Only Child
3:00 #82 Career Fever
3:30 #83 Goodbye, Alice, Hello
4:00 #85 Everybody Can't Be George Washington
4:30 #86 Love and the Older Man
5:00 #87 Greg Gets Grounded
5:30 # 64 Big Little Man
6:00 #66 Dough-RE-Mi
6:30 #96 Adios Johnny Bravo
7:00 #106 The Cincinnati Kids
7:30 #117 The Hair Brained Scheme
8:00 #1 The Honeymoon (Brady Bunch premiered 35 years ago this very time)
8:30 #74 Hawaii Bound
9:00 #75 Pass The Tabu
9:30 #76 The Tiki Caves
10:00 "Still Brady After All These Years"
10:30 (cont)
11:00 #88 Amateur Night
11:30 #90 The Subject Was Noses
12:00 Pop Up # 64 Big Little Man 12:00
12:30 Pop Up #66 Dough-RE-Mi 12:30
1:00 "Still Brady After All These Years"
1:30 (cont)
2:00 #96 Adios Johnny Bravo
2:30 #106 The Cincinnati Kids
3:00 #117 The Hair Brained Scheme
3:30 #97 Mail Order Hero
4:00 #99 Never Too Young
4:30 #100 Peter and The Wolf
5:00 #102 Marcia Gets Creamed
5:30 #104 Quarterback Sneak






- Brady Bunch 35th Anniversary Reunion Special: Still Brady After All These Years
Sunday, September 26
10:00PM-11:00PM ET/PT
Encores: Sunday, September 26 11:00am & 1:00am; Wednesday, September 29 10pm & 1am; Thursday, Sept. 30 at 9:00am; Friday, Oct. 1 at 5pm;
“Still Brady After All These Years” will feature rarely seen behind-the-scenes footage, current interviews with the show’s surviving cast members -- who also discuss their favorite episodes -- and will showcase several of the series’ most memorable moments, celebrity guest stars and popular storylines. The special will also take a lighthearted look at the show’s continued popularity and its role in pop culture and in television. The hosted special feature interviews with several Hollywood notables who discuss their views about various Brady family members, favorite “Brady Bunch” moments and their personal feelings about why the show continues to resonate with audiences. The special will be taped in Los Angeles in August.






COMING IN OCTOBER: INSIDE TV LAND: PRIMETIME POLITICS; AND TV LAND TOP 10: TV CARS.

A Brady marathon. I can't wait.

GOOD:

TV Land Originals Saturday Morning Encores:
Saturday, September 11
9:00AM ET in TV Land: Family Ties
11:00AM TV Land Legends: The 60 Minutes Interviews - Jim Burrows

Saturday, September 18
9:00AM ET in TV Land: TV's Greatest Scandals
11:00AM TV Land Legends: The 60 Minutes Interviews - Candice Bergen

Bewitched Labor Day Marathon: McMann and Tate Labor Day

TV Land Emmy Week

Emmy's Greatest Moments

Bewitched 40th Anniversary Marathon

The Munsters 40th Anniversary Marathon

The Brady Bunch 35th Anniversary 48 Hour Marathon

Saturday, September 25
5:30PM Pop Up #43 Our Son The Man
6:00PM Pop up #55 The Personality Kid
6:30PM Pop Up #59 Her Sister's Shadow
7:00PM Pop Up #61 Getting Davey Jones
7:30PM Pop Up #1 The Honeymoon Pop Up

Sunday, September 26
8:00PM #1 The Honeymoon (Brady Bunch premiered 35 years ago this very time)
10:00PM "Still Brady After All These Years"
12:00PM Pop Up # 64 Big Little Man
12:30PM Pop Up #66 Dough-RE-ME
1:00 "Still Brady After All These Years"


BAD:
Schedule changes ONLY:
What's expiring: The Bob Newhart Show
Effective, Sept. 5
Sundays 9:00AM Addams Family (replaces Bob Newhart)

Bonanza 45th Anniversary Marathon






And one question about....TV Land Emmy Week
Does this mean Emmy winning shows, or previous Emmy Award Show??

Is Get Smart ever gonna come back? I REALLY miss that show :(

For All in the Family fans -- good news! TV Land has renewed the contract. Terms and number of years is not available. As of now, AITF will air the same times as it does now in October. More info on October will be posted soon. Including All in the Family mini-marathons! Mini-marathons are changing a bit in October.

I am so glad that TV Land has Renewed All In The Family Contract This is Good News.

im glad about these marathons but im happy to see they picked up the ALF series. I hope they dont rush future episodes as much as the pilot

"YOU…SON-OF-A-GUN!!!"
TV Land Celebrates Labor Day with “Bewitched: McMann & Tate” Marathon


Santa Monica, CA, August 26, 2004 – In honor of the hard-working men and women in America, this Labor Day TV Land will salute one of television's funniest and most unforgettable advertising teams of Darrin Stevens and Larry Tate in the "Bewitched: McMann and Tate Labor Day” marathon. Beginning Monday, September 6 at 8:00pm (all times ET/PT) viewers will be treated to eight episodes featuring some of Darrin and Larry's most memorable advertising campaigns and their biggest blunders.

This celebration also highlights the many antics of Samantha's (Elizabeth Montgomery) eccentric relatives including her menacing mother Endora (Agnes Moorehead), who zaps Darrin's (Dick York) anguished boss -- Larry Tate (David White) -- into an inanimate object and the zany adventures of Aunt Clara's (Marion Lorne) disappearing acts.

The following is the schedule for Bewitched: McMann and Tate Labor Day marathon (all times ET/PT):

8:00pm #11 "It Takes One to Know One"
Darrin hires a beautiful model for the Jasmine Perfume account and has Larry chaperone to keep him from getting into trouble.

8:30pm #46 "Junior Executive"
Endora turns Darrin into an eight year old. When a client sees the boy in the office, he tells Larry that he likes the idea of a young boy working on the ad campaign for the toy model ship.

9:00pm #49 "My Boss the Teddy Bear"
When Darrin does not think Larry will give him time, Endora suggests turning Larry into an inanimate object. This makes Darrin suspicious when he sees a teddy bear in his office.

9:30pm #59 "Double Tate"
Endora decides to make three of Darrin's wishes come true for his birthday, only he is unaware of her birthday present. Darrin says aloud "I wish I were Larry Tate for just one day" and poof...he's Larry.

10:00pm #64 "Double Split"
Samantha and Louise try to bring Darrin and Larry back together after they have an argument.

10:30pm #69 "Divided He Falls"
When Darrin cannot escape from work to go on vacation with Samantha, Endora has the perfect solution. She creates two Darrins; Darrin #1 (the work-a-holic who bores Larry) and Darrin #2 (the vacation-holic who wears Samantha out).

11:00pm #94 "The Corn is as High as a Guernsey's Eye"
Larry tells Darrin to forget the Morton Milk account -- another agency plans to promote Morton's famous Guernsey cow in McMann and Tate's office building lobby. Meanwhile, Aunt Clara disappears and Sam thinks that she has turned herself into a cow.

11:30pm #110 "Business, Italian Style"
Darrin and Larry plan a campaign with Mr. Arcarius to introduce Chef Romani foods to the American market. Mr. Arcarius feels that Mr. Romani would give the account to McMann & Tate if Darrin knew some Italian. Larry implies that Darrin is fluent in the language and orders him to learn Italian immediately.


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TV LAND SALUTES THE EMMY AWARDS® WITH TV LAND PRESENTS: EMMY’S GREATEST MOMENTS

Jason Bateman Hosts One-Hour Special Celebrating the Awards Show’s Most Memorable Highlights on Wednesday, September 15


Santa Monica, CA, August 25, 2004 – TV Land continues to roll out its line-up of original specials this Fall and celebrates The Primetime Emmy Awards with an unprecedented look back at some of the show’s most memorable televised highlights over the last 50 years as the network premieres TV Land Presents: Emmy’s Greatest Moments on Wednesday, September 15 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

Hosted by Jason Bateman, star of FOX’s hit comedy Arrested Development, TV Land, in association with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, was granted rare access to the Television Academy’s vast archive collection to look back at past Emmy Awards where television history was made. Great moments, some of which have not been seen since they first aired, will be showcased in this one-hour special, including clips from 1955, the year of The Emmys’ first national broadcast hosted by Steve Allen, to 1977, when the year in television could be summed up in one word: Roots, to 2001, when the Emmy Awards were postponed twice and ultimately aired to prove once again that laughter is the best medicine. The show is executive produced by Dann Netter (AFI’s 100 Years…100 Movies specials) and Gary Smith (Executive Producer, 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards) in conjunction with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ executive producer Michael Rosen and Television Academy Governor (Production Executives Peer Group) Barbara Wellner. Gary Smith also directs.

“Television history unfolds every year at The Primetime Emmy Awards,” explains Sal Maniaci, Vice President, Development and Production, TV Land and Nick at Nite. “The event itself has become a global affair, and with the help of the Television Academy, TV Land has been able to compile a special which highlights some of the most unforgettable, funniest and moving moments from these awards shows.”

“For more than 50 years, the Emmys have been a landmark event in television,” Television Academy Chairman Dick Askin commented. “Every generation of television viewers has favorite memories from the telecast, and this is the best way to combine these exciting moments.”

TV Land Productions was created in 2003 to create original programming that complements the network’s successful acquired programming slate. TV Land Productions is headed by Sal Maniaci, Vice President of Development and Production, TV Land and Nick at Nite. In addition to this production, TV Land Productions has also produced The TV Land Awards Show: A Celebration of Classic TV (March 2003 and 2004) and the Emmy-nominated The Dick Van Dyke Show, Revisited, the network’s first original special for broadcast, which premiered on CBS in May. For more information about TV Land’s original Wednesday night line-ups, visit www.tvland.com .

CBS premiere week info is in:


CBS Premiere Week Stunt
Monday, September 13 through Friday, September 17
8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Synopsis TBA

Monday, September 13
8:00pm The Dick Van Dyke Show #1 "The Sick Boy and the Sitter"
8:30pm All in the Family #1 "Meet The Bunkers"
9:00pm Three's Company #1 "A Man About The House"

Tuesday, September 14
8:00pm Happy Days #40 "Fonzie Moves In"
8:30pm Leave it to Beaver #118 "Beaver Won't Eat"
9:00pm The Andy Griffith Show #160 "Aunt Bee, The Swinger"

Wednesday, September 15
8:00pm The Brady Bunch #96 "Adios, Johnny Bravo"
8:30pm All in the Family #38 "Archie and the Editorial"
9:00pm Sanford & Son #15 "By the Numbers"

Thursday, September 16
8:00pm The Brady Bunch #26 "The Dropout"
8:30pm The Addams Family #1 "The Addams Family Goes to School"
9:00pm The Andy Griffith Show #190 "Opie's Girlfriend"

Friday, September 17
8:00pm Bonanza #1 "A Rose For Lotta"
9:00pm Cheers #96 "The Proposal"

Originally posted by barwars
I dont get it.
Is it on CBS??

I don't have the synopsis for this special yet. It's on TV Land and has a tie in for CBS's primetime schedule, which premieres a wek after this TV Land stunt. Probably lots of CBS promos during this period. Maybe a tie-in with the Emmys, too.

Originally posted by barwars
I dont get it.
Is it on CBS??

Here is the explanation ...


September 7, 2004

CBS STARS SHINE ON TV LAND
IN "TV LAND'S CBS PREMIERE WEEK"
BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 -- CBS and TV Land announced today that the two networks will partner on-air the week of September 13-17 -- a week before the new CBS Fall schedule premieres -- for "TV Land's CBS Premiere Week." The week-long primetime salute will feature more than a dozen stars from new and established CBS shows as they celebrate premiere episodes and season opening episodes from some of Classic TV's most beloved programs. The partnership, which represents the latest such effort since the two networks became corporate siblings in 2000, will combine the star power of the current CBS line-up, including Everybody Loves Raymond and The King Of Queens, with the hit Classic TV sitcoms like The Andy Griffith Show and All in the Family seen daily on TV Land.

Throughout the week, viewers tuning into TV Land from 8PM - 10PM (ET/PT) will hear from CBS performers as they set up the classic TV episode and offer their own insights into each shows' continued popularity. Stars from the CBS line-up slated to appear on TV Land include Kevin James (King Of Queens), Brad Garrett (Everybody Loves Raymond), Peter Boyle (Everybody Loves Raymond), Jerry Stiller (King Of Queens), Jami Gertz (Still Standing), Mare Winningham (Clubhouse), Jason Alexander (Listen Up), Charlie Sheen (Two And A Half Men), Jon Cryer (Two And A Half Men), Malcolm Jamal-Warner (Listen Up) and several others. Among the shows TV Land will present throughout the week include The Andy Griffith Show, The Brady Bunch, Cheers, Happy Days, Three's Company, Leave It To Beaver and Sanford and Son.
¡°This premiere week stunt is part of our overall marketing strategy to generate valuable exposure and excitement as we lead right into the new season,¡± said George Schweitzer, Executive Vice President, Marketing and Communications, CBS. ¡°By combining CBS¡¯s top talent with the TV Land¡¯s top programs -- many of them CBS classics -- it will be fun for our stars and fun for our viewers.¡±

"For TV Land viewers, there's nothing better than to see your favorite stars from today alongside the shows you've loved all your life," explained Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. "Quite frankly, without CBS, there would be no TV Land to air great shows like I Love Lucy, The Andy Griffith Show and All in the Family. TV Land is honored to work with CBS to make this week a reality for our viewers."



TV Land's CBS Premiere Week Schedule is as follows:

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13
TV LAND SHOW CBS SHOW/TALENT
8:00pm Dick Van Dyke #1
Listen Up ¨C Jason Alexander and Malcolm -Jamal Warner
8:30pm All in the Family #1 King of Queens ¨C Kevin James (TBD)
9:00pm Three's Company #1 Still Standing ¨C Mark Addy and Jami Gertz

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 14
8:00pm Happy Days #40
Two and a Half Men ¨C Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen
8:30pm Leave it to Beaver #118
Still Standing ¨C Mark Addy and Jami Gertz
9:00pm Andy Griffith #160 Listen Up - Jason Alexander and Malcom Jamal Warner

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15
8:00pm Brady Bunch #96 Clubhouse ¨C Jeremy Sumpter and Mare Winningham
8:30pm All in the Family #38 Listen Up - Jason Alexander and Malcom Jamal Warner

9:00pm Sanford and Son #15
King of Queens ¨C Kevin James (TBD)

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16
8:00pm Brady Bunch #26 Clubhouse - Jeremy Sumpter and Mare Winningham

8:30pm Addams Family #1 Still Standing ¨C Mark Addy and Jami Gertz
9:00pm Andy Griffith #190 Two and a Half Men - Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17
8:00pm Bonanza #1 Everybody Loves Raymond ¨C Brad Garrett and Peter Boyle
9:00pm Cheers #96 Two and a Half Men - Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen

EXTRA INTROS
Leave it to Beaver #79 Everybody Loves Raymond - Brad Garrett and Peter Boyle
Dick Van Dyke #128 Everybody Loves Raymond ¨C Brad Garrett and Peter Boyle

TV Land and all related logos and titles are trademarks of Viacom International Inc.

CBS Television is comprised of the CBS Television Network -- with more than 200 owned and affiliated stations reaching virtually every television home in the United States; the Network¡¯s programming arms CBS Entertainment, CBS News and CBS Sports; and CBS Enterprises, a global leader in distribution.

Now seen in over 82 million U.S. homes, TV Land¡¯s program mix features popular dramas, sitcoms, westerns, Retromercials and a TV-referential interstitial environment, all programmed with a specific audience in mind ¨C the first generation of Americans to grow up watching television and features all-time Classic hits like ¡°All in the Family,¡± ¡°I Love Lucy,¡± ¡°The Andy Griffith Show,¡± ¡°Three's Company,¡± ¡°The Carol Burnett Show¡± and ¡°Bonanza.¡±

TV LAND CELEBRATES THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY
OF BEWITCHED WITH A TWILIGHT MARATHON

Network to Commemorate “Bewitched” September 17, 1964 Debut

Santa Monica, CA, September 9, 2004 -- TV Land will celebrate the 40th Anniversary of "Bewitched" with a nine-hour block featuring some of the greatest episodes from this celebrated classic TV sitcom. Beginning Sunday, September 19, at 3:00pm (all times ET/PT) fans can enjoy the very first episode "I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha".

Bewitched, which premiered on ABC September 17, 1964, follows the lives of Samantha Stephens (Elizabeth Montgomery), a suburban housewife and witch who possesses magical powers. Her husband, Darrin (Dick York, then later, Dick Sargent) is an irritable advertising executive who insists that his wife refrain from using her powers. Samantha is regularly annoyed by her imposing mother, Endora, (Agnes Moorehead) and an endless stream of odd relatives who tempt Samantha to take advantage of her witchcraft.

TV Land's celebration includes memorable episodes in which Darrin's menacing mother-in-law Endora, zaps him into an inanimate objects, nosy neighbors Gladys (Alice Pearce, then later Sandra Gould) and Abner Kravitz (George Tobias) threatens to expose the weird goings-on in the Stephens' household and the magical birth of Samantha and Darrin's first child, Tabitha (Erin and Diane Murphy). Also making appearances are wacky all time favorites including absent minded Aunt Clara (Marion Lorne) and zany cousin Serena.

The following is the schedule for Bewitched 40thAnniversary Marathon (all times ET/PT):

3:00PM #01 "I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha" - Samantha and Darrin decide to marry. On their wedding night, Samantha must confess to Darrin that he unknowingly married a witch.

3:30PM #04 "Mother, Meet What’s His Name" - Gladys convinces the neighborhood welcoming committee about the weird goings-on at the Stephens home.

4:00PM #06 "Little Pitchers Have Big Fears" - Samantha tries to boost 10 year-old Marshall Burns' confidence by encouraging him to join a junior league baseball team. Marshall's overprotective widowed mother becomes furious with Samantha.

4:30PM #14 "Samantha Meets The Folks" - Darrin's parents meet Samantha for the first time. An unexpected visit from Aunt Clara stirs the meeting up a bit.

5:00PM #19 "A Nice Little Dinner Party" - Darrin's parents meet Endora for the first time.

5:30PM #29 "Abner Kadabra" - To stop Gladys Kravitz from spreading the news of Samantha's powers, Samantha convinces Gladys that she has Extra-Sensory Perception.

6:00PM #37 "Alias Darrin Stevens" - On Samantha and Darrin's first anniversary, Aunt Clara arrives with presents and accidentally turns Darrin into a chimpanzee

6:30PM #54 "And Then There Were Three" - Samantha has a baby girl and Endora offers to show Samantha and Darrin what the baby will look like when she is grown-up.

7:00PM #55 "My Baby The Tycoon" - Gladys and Abner Kravitz give Tabatha a share of stock in Poughkeepsie Woolens. When the stock rapidly goes up, Darrin suspects his daughter has her mother's powers of witchcraft.

7:30PM #66 "Follow That Witch Pt. 1" - A private detective, hired by a new client of Darrin's, threatens to expose Samantha as a witch unless she makes him wealthy.

8:00PM #67 "Follow That Witch Pt. 2" - Darrin learns of the detective's threats and rejects the new client's account.

8:30PM #82 "Dangerous Diaper Dan" - Diaper Dan, secretly working for the A.J. Kimberly Advertising Agency, gives Samantha a baby rattle.

9:00PM #83 "The Short, Happy Circuit of Aunt Clara" - Darrin lets Aunt Clara baby-sit when he and Sam are invited to the Tates to meet Mr. MacElroy, a shoe client. Aunt Clara accidentally knocks out the lights across the Eastern Seaboard.

9:30PM #90 "Soapbox Derby" - Samantha helps twelve year old Johnny Mills get his Soap Box Derby Racer to the practice race.

10:00PM #92 "Ho Ho, The Clown" - Sam and her mother take Tabitha to a live taping of TV's Ho Ho, the Clown show, which is sponsored by Darrin's client, the Solow Toy Company.

10:30PM #111 "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble" - Queen Samantha holds witch proceedings in the wee hours. Endora and Serena conspire to dispose of Darrin.

11:00PM #203 "The Salem Saga Part 1" - En route to the Witches Convention in Salem, Massachusetts, Endora appears on the wing of Darrin and Samantha's airplane.

11:30M #204 "Sam’s Hot Beadwarmer Part.2" - Samantha and Darrin are followed back to their motel by the bedwarmer!


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:woohoo: Good for TV Land, its nice that they're celebrating anniversarus for their shows

Here is a brief report on how TV Land did this past summer. Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Three's Company (not in that order, nor did I say these are the top 3 shows) are among their shows that do well:

TV LAND'S MONTH IN REVIEW: August (July 26th – August 29th)

Among A25-54 this month, TVL (.24) surpassed both Hallmark (.21) and Bravo (.18). TVL ranked # 19 (tied w/HGTV&DSNY), Hallmark came in at #24 while Bravo ranked #27 vs. basic cable networks in total day.
In prime, TVL was tied with Bravo while surpassing Hallmark. TVL and Bravo (.35) ranked #23 while Hallmark paced well behind with a .28, ranking #27 vs. basic cable networks.

Weekends (2p-8p) The Western marathons performed well this month. The marathons, airing for three weeks now, have evidently been driven by Sunday’s Gunsmoke (.44). Averaging a solid .36 among A25-54, the block posted a +33% increase over last month. Bonanza also saw solid ratings, averaging a .28 among A25-54, up +4% from last month.

Late Night: The block continues to deliver solid ratings. With Three’s Company continuing as the frontrunner, the block averaged a .37 among A25-54 in August, flat to its average this quarter and ahead of last August levels, up +16%.

shouldnt this be unstickied??