TV Land September 2006 --


Regular schedule changes:

Sundays, effect. Sept. 9
10:00AM The Munsters (replaces Dick Van Dyke)

Effective Monday, September 11, 2006:
Everynight:
******CHANGES LISTED ONLY!!!!!!!*******
9:00PM The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Cosby Show)
10:00PM Good Times (replaces Murphy Brown)
10:30PM The Cosby Show (replaces Three's Company)
11:30PM Three's Company (replaces Good Times)
5:30AM Leave it to Beaver (replaces Andy Griffith)

Rest same as Aug. 12 schedule.








TV Land Originals Encores:
Saturdays 10:00am to 12:00 pm ET/PT

Saturday, September 2
pre-empted Jeffersons launch

Saturday, September 9
10:00AM TV Land Top 10: #6 Loveable Losers
10:30AM TV Land Confidential: #4
11:00AM TV Land Moguls: #5 The '80s

Saturday, September 16
pre-empted special Three's Company w/spinoffs 48-hour marathon

Saturday, September 23
10:00AM Living in TV Land: #3 Barry Williams
10:30AM Living in TV Land: #2 Fred Willard
11:00AM TV Land Moguls: #5 The '80s

Saturday, September 30
10:00AM TV Land Moguls: #6 The '90s
11:00AM TV Land Confidential: #3
11:30AM TV Land Confidential: #7












Specials & Marathons



- The Jeffersons 72-Hour Labor Day Weekend Marathon
Saturday, September 2 through Monday, September 4, 2006
6:00 a.m. Sept. 2 through 6:00am Sept. 5
George and Weezie are back. Along with the Willis’, Bentley and who could forget Florence to keep the wisecracks coming. Tune in as TV Land welcomes back an old favorite to its line-up…and what better time to do so than all Labor Day weekend.
The Jeffersons is a spin-off from All in the Family, in which George, Louise and Lionel Jefferson have moved to a "de-luxe apartment in the sky-yyy" in Manhattan. George is wealthy and snobbish and owns the successful Jefferson Cleaners. He and Louise, his long-suffering wife, have been married for twenty five years. The series revolves around George, a bigoted, loud-mouthed bully who barks at his wife and maid and struts like a peacock. It features the comic adventures of the Jeffersons and their neighbors the Willises, televisions first interracial couple.
And you can catch the show everynight at 9:30pm on TV Land.
(Episodes Are attached at the bottom)





- Daniel Boone
Tuesday, Sept. 5 through Friday, Sept. 8
2:00 p.m. ET/PT
Catch TVLand.com's broadband show Daniel Boone in a special four day preview on TV Land!
Broadband broadcast dates: 8/26 - 9/24
Available for download: 3 unedited episodes premiere each week
The frontier adventures of Daniel Boone (Fess Parker), his friends, and family. This show ran from 1964 to 1970 on NBC and cracked the Nielsen top 25 in two seasons. The theme song ("Daniel Boone was a man ... ") was quite popular. Veronica Cartwright, whose sister Angela was in "Lost in Space," played Daniel's daughter. His friends came and went over the years and included Ed Ames as Mingo, Roosevelt Grier as Gabe, Jimmy Dean as Josh. Guests included Ron Howard, Barbara Hershey, Kurt Russell, others. Original episodes in black & white; later in color.



- Living in TV Land Encores
Wednesdays September 6, 13, 20
10:00pm – 10:30pm (Encore at 1am)
TV Land continues to roll out its slate of originals this September and invites viewers to “spend a day in the life” with some of television’s most recognizable stars with encore episodes of Living in TV Land.

September 6 Living in TV Land: Sherman Hemsley
This episode of “Living In TV Land” follows sitcom star Sherman Hemsley (The Jeffersons, Amen) as he puts together a band to play some of his original music, makes an appearance at a Hollywood collectors show and gets hoodwinked into cooking dinner for his former cast mates by his “Jeffersons” co-star and close friend actress Marla Gibbs.
Appearing in this episode are Sally Struthers, Marla Gibbs, Stanley Livingston, Bianca Lawson, Dorien Wilson, Sally Stevens, Jay North, Elvira, Ned Wertimer, Clifton Davis, Roz Ryan, Barbara Montgomery, Anna Maria Horsford, Damon Evans and Berlinda Tolbert.

September 13 Living in TV Land: Adam West
Spend a day in the life with Adam West, former Batman and currently the voice of Mayor Adam West on “Family Guy.”

September 20 Living in TV Land: Davy Jones
Here he comes…walking down the street. Spend a day in the life with the former Monkee






- Star Trek 40th Anniversary Stunt
Friday, September 8, 2006
8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT
Captain Kirk and Crew go on a whole new voyage as they make their debut on TV Land. Grab your taser gun and clip on walkie-talkies as TV Land celebrates 40 years of this classic sci-fi favorite with 4 out-of-this world episodes. Boldly go where millions have gone and see why this show remains a cult favorite.

8pm #1 The Man Trap
Kirk and his crew are at deadly risk from an alien creature that feeds on the salt in a human body and can take on any form.
9pm #44 - The Trouble With Tribbles
Kirk must defuse a Klingon scheme to destroy a grain shipment...and cope with a seemingly benign creature known as a tribble, which reproduces at amazing speed.
10pm #65 - Plato's Stepchildren
Kirk and his crew find themselves at the mercy of powerful individuals who possess mind-over-matter powers...and plan to use the Enterprise crew for their twisted entertainment. – (features the kiss between Captain Kirk and Lt. Uhuru)






- Three's Company, The Ropers, Three's a Crowd 48 Hour Marathon
Saturday, September 16 and Sunday, September 17, 2006
6:00 a.m. Sept. 16 through 6:00 a.m. Sept. 18
TV Land presents a 48-hour showcase of the hit sitcom, Three's Company plus its two spin-offs, The Ropers and Three's a Crowd, and an unaired pilot! Viewers will be treated to back-to-back episodes of Jack, Janet, Chrissy and their wild neighbors and friends. Also, eee for the first time on TV Land one of the unaired pilots episodes!
Sprinkled into the mix are The Ropers – which follows the trio's landlords after they leave the apartment complex to pursue other adventures – and Three's a Crowd which trails Jack, his new bride, Vicky and his meddling father-in-law.
And don't forget to watch classic clips, bloopers, outtakes and more on TVLand.com:
Three’s Company
Broadband broadcast dates: 9/1 – 9/30
Available for download: up to 3 minutes of footage from each of 4 episodes premiering online every week
(Marathon episodes are attached at the bottom)





- TV Land's CASA Family Night
Sunday, September 24, 2006
9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT
Having dinner with the family helps everyone reconnect at the end of the day. The family table is often a place where families catch up on their days, share stories and problems – and eat. Whether Ward inadvertently advises Beaver on how to fight a girl or Archie unwittingly breaks bread with a draft dodger, our TV Land families are definitely sharing more than meals at their tables!
Also, on Monday, September 25 from 6-7pm TV Land will pre-empt regularly-scheduled programming to encourage family dinner time from CASA Family Day: A Day to Eat Dinner with Your Children.
9:00pm Leave it to Beaver #4 – The Black Eye
Beaver comes home one from school one day with a black eye. Ward is very upset that Beaver didn't fight back until he finds out that a girl hit his son.
9:30pm Three’s Company #61 – The Lifesaver
The trio's outrageous escapades result in an eviction notice from Furley and they get ready to move into a luxurious rent-free penthouse.
10:00pm Good Times #32 – The Dinner Party
An elderly resident of the projects appears to be living on pet food after Michael takes out her garbage. She brings a meatloaf to dinner at the Evans house and the kids suspect it is made from dog food.
10:30pm All in the Family #149 – The Draft Dodger
Christmas dinner at the Bunkers finds Archie playing host to a draft dodger and a father whose son was killed in the war. Archie’s convictions put a strain on the holiday spirit until an exchange between the father and draft dodger leaves him stunned and speechless.






- Generation Boom
Tuesday, September 26 through Friday, September 29, 2006
10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and encores 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. ET/PT
This September, TV Land will present the original series Generation Boom, a fast paced and light hearted look at the baby boomer generation from their childhood to how they continue to shape and change the world today.
Airing over four nights, each one-hour episodes will incorporate the personal stories and comments of boomer celebrities and icons, archival footage such as TV commercials, film and TV clips along with fun factoids. Each episode will focus on one central topic and show how the baby boomers approached the topic in the Fifties through today.

September 26: How We Live
Looks at the boomer lifestyle. Growing up in the suburbs, driving muscle cars, raiding Wall Street and today’s activity lifestyle covered.
September 27: How We Play
Looks at what boomers do for entertainment. Hula Hoops, the love of sports icons like Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle, groundbreaking TV shows and iconic movies are covered.
September 28: How We Love
Looks at how boomers handle love and relationships. Dating, Free Love, Marriage, Divorce, Second Marriages and Viagra are all covered
September 29: How We Wired The World
Looks at boomers fondness for hi tech & gadgets: Rocket men, the transformation of radio and TV, iPods and the internet are covered

The thread is open! Open sesame!

Oh....drat, no more Munsters at 6:30? Not even a late night airing? Must not have done well.

The Munsters did not do well early evening, that is why I was saying they would probably remove that hour. Green Acres will remain at least. The Munsters performs better in the mornings.

That's too bad. I made a post on their PSB and said to keep it then, just for the heck of it.

That really does not make it look good for 'The Munsters', just being reduced to 8am.

I was surprised to see 'Green Acres' at 6:30pm and not 'The Jeffersons'.

They should really keep 1pm - 2pm on the weekends the same. Sure will be hard to catch 'Benson', 'Night Court', and 'Cheers' (not to mention 'Wings'). 'Cheers' doesn't bother me as much because I buy the DVDs but it's still hurtful to see it only at 4am.

It will be awesome to see 'The Ropers' and 'Three's A Crowd' for the first time (outside of 'The Ropers' episodes in the TC package). 'Three's Company' is really back with a bang!

It will be awesome to see 'The Ropers' and 'Three's A Crowd' for the first time (outside of 'The Ropers' episodes in the TC package). 'Three's Company' is really back with a bang!

Bang is right. The ratings are up to the roof yet again!
As for the spinoffs, I'm so pumped. I don't have #8, 27, 28 of Ropers taped. And for Three's a Crowd I don't have #22 taped.

This is a nice schedule. Don't assume things so fast! September is when things get good anyway. I'm disappointed that the evening is the same old shows. I love the morning weekday schedule, but I'm not home in the fall in the morning. See, 227, What's Happening, and Benson will return, but may I add Benson and Cheers are in real bad slots. I like that Lucy is on when I wake up.

Hopefully the I network will fill the evening void with some great shows. If not that, I hope TBS leaves Seinfeld at 6 and Raymond at 7. They won't though.

Question: What happen to 7pm to 9pm? what show is going to be during that timeslot block? Thank you for letting us know what time Night Court and Cheer will be.

Thank you

Question: What happen to 7pm to 9pm? what show is going to be during that timeslot block? Thank you for letting us know what time Night Court and Cheer will be.

Thank you

As I mentioned on the top, whatever timeslot is not shown in the changes, that means it will remain the same as what is airing currently. So, 7-9pm remains Beaver, Andy and Little House.

JudgeStone,

7:00PM Leave it to Beaver
7:30PM Andy Griffith
8:00PM Little House on the Prairie

Hope that helps.

The 7:00 pm until 9:00 pm will have The same show that are airing now

Any word on what will replace "The Addams Family" in October? It seems like they are out of 50s and 60s shows for that time frame besides the ones that are already airing there

Overall, the schedule is not horrible. I will be back at school so I probably won't be watching much. Even though I'm not a fan of a lot of the shows, I'm glad to see that it's a FAIR schedule. Only three shows are shown 4X a day and they all include at least one overnight airing. I would be happy to see "Cheers," "Happy Days," "Benson," and "Brady Bunch" with more than 1 airing and I'd be glad to see "Wings" still on but I'll take it

I'm glad "Green Acres" is doing well. Even though i'm not a big fan of that show particularly, it gives me hope for 60s programming!

besides DVD missing sounds preety good

Any word on what will replace "The Addams Family" in October? It seems like they are out of 50s and 60s shows for that time frame besides the ones that are already airing there

October 1 at 9am is listed as TBD. So no idea yet.

I think this is a fair schedule - not as good as the one now, but FAAAR better than the September 2005 one. I'm glad Green Acres was renewed and is doing well, but I'm a little disturbed about "The Munsters" - Seems to me they would have at least kept the early morning airing or moved the show to 5PM or something like that. Good Times paired up with Green Acres - LOL, that's a first! I do wonder, though, what will become of Little House after Star Trek comes. I guess there is no choice except to air it at 5AM or something like that - which doesn't bother me, as I can see it on Hallmark.

I can't wait for the TC weekend with the spin-offs. I had a feeling that that would happen sooner or later as TC is one of the channel's hugest hits. Can't wait to see the unaired pilot. Do you know which one it is?

With "Daniele Boone" airing for a week, I hope to God that "That Girl" gets the same treatment in December when it comes to TVLand Broadband. I haven't seen the show in maybe 10 or 11 years.

I hope That Girl gets a marathon as well as a regular spot on the schedule. That would be great!

It's a pretty good schedule. The Three's Company weekend looks great! It sucks the spinoffs air in the dead of early morning, but meh, at least they're airing!

Can't wait to see the unaired pilot. Do you know which one it is?


Not yet. I was hoping both would air, since two slots: Sat 10pm and Sun 6pm...we'll see.

WOOHOO! I am so excited for Labor Day weekend!

party:

Thanks for the info, Pavanbadal. :D

I have been looking forward to The Jeffersons Returning To TV Land
ever since I heard the news that The Jeffersons were coming back to TV Land

TheLink said a little bit about "That Girl":

A contract for "That Girl" has not been finalized to the point that it can be considered a TV Land Show. I'll be following that one closely. There's discussion as to whether it will be an on-air or online or both show.

That would be good if TV Land could get The Right's to That Girl when was The last Time TV Land aired That Girl on there schedule

I think it disappeared sometime in 1998, but I'm not sure. Hopefully it'll be on-air AND online...they need some new 60s sitcoms to replace the ones that have left (Bewitched, Jeannie, Dick Van Dyke).

I agree about replacing "Bewitched," "Jeannie," and "Dick Van Dyke."

I think three good replacements would be "That Girl," "Julia," and "Family Affair," or perhaps, maybe an early 60s show like "Hazel" or "The Patty Duke Show."

I think the chances for those are slim to none, though.

Julia is another great show that I would love to see Return to The TV Land Schedule along with Family Affire as well if my Memory is Correct I belive
The last Network to air Family Affire was FX

More info from The Link. He says The Munsters was pulled from the 6:30PM airing due to contract restrictions.

"The existing contract expires at the end of October and there are a limited number of airplays remaining between now and the end of the contract. Thus, it was necessary to pull it back from the 6:30 p.m. airing. "

Im not Jefferson fan myself but I hope it closed captioned this time but the last time that tvland air Jefferson it is not closed captioned at that time.

The Jeffersons will be closed-captioned.

I forgot that The Jeffersons was not Closed Captioed.

That is good news That The Jeffersons will be Closed Captioned
I wonder why The Jeffersons was not closed Captioned
The Last Time The Jeffersons was on TV Land Schedule

Why is not closed captioned last time? is becasue need money, funded or who will sponsor closed captioned for the each show. That is good to know that Jefferson will be closed captioned this time as Im not a fan of show but I like Florence as she alway stood up Mr J.

All this Thread does is make the summer LONGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-lol

Looks good

September will be here befor you know it

WHAT HAPPENING coming back on?THE JEFFERSON too?And a marathron of DANIEL BOONE?!?omg: They dare to put on something good?!I still beleive all 50's and 60's shows will soon be a thing in the past,but there always broadband as if that's the greatest thing that have come along since slice bread.Fuzzy pictures,okay sound,and everyone do not have a computer,so how in the :cuss: you expect people to see these shows.Just another example of the brainless at work again.

WHAT HAPPENING coming back on?THE JEFFERSON too?And a marathron of DANIEL BOONE?!?omg: They dare to put on something good?!I still beleive all 50's and 60's shows will soon be a thing in the past,but there always broadband as if that's the greatest thing that have come along since slice bread.Fuzzy pictures,okay sound,and everyone do not have a computer,so how in the :cuss: you expect people to see these shows.Just another example of the brainless at work again.
What are you talking about?! Online TV is getting bigger and bigger as each year goes by. And I don't deal with it much because I have a slow computer, but I used to watch classic soap episodes all the time on this one site before it went to subscription only and the video and audio was as good as it was on the tape that it was sent in on.

This is a way for networks to show us rarer things because they don't have to seel advertising time for broadband shows. I wouldn't be surprised if TVLand soon moved all of their 50s-60s stuff to the broadband channel and made the TV channel all 70s-80s. I'd hate that, but I wouldn't be surprised.

WHAT HAPPENING coming back on?THE JEFFERSON too?And a marathron of DANIEL BOONE?!?omg: They dare to put on something good?!I still beleive all 50's and 60's shows will soon be a thing in the past,but there always broadband as if that's the greatest thing that have come along since slice bread.Fuzzy pictures,okay sound,and everyone do not have a computer,so how in the :cuss: you expect people to see these shows.Just another example of the brainless at work again.

Broadband is the new thing. I see you have never watched In2TV. DVD quality episodes. You have a computer don't you? Yet another complaint post by you.

Every time I've tried to watch in2TV it stops in episodes and I wait minutes on end for it to start back playing. Online video doesn't work well, at least for me. I hope they have a dial-up feature on the 'Broadband player.'

Try AOL-HQ, it is like popping in a DVD. Dial-up is a thing of the past, lol. That is so late 90s, lol. I got rid of it thankfully in 1999.

Every time I've tried to watch in2TV it stops in episodes and I wait minutes on end for it to start back playing. Online video doesn't work well, at least for me. I hope they have a dial-up feature on the 'Broadband player.'


I knew it was a negative-lol

Solomon you need high speed internet. In a few years a lot of things will be on broadband. It will be like digital cable...slowly things will make its transition to broadband.

Solomon you need high speed internet. In a few years a lot of things will be on broadband. It will be like digital cable...slowly things will make its transition to broadband.


Well I won't be using it-lol I hate change

Sucks they're getting rid of Wings-AGAIN :( They're just letting Dick Van Dyke show expire?

Three's Company weekend looks great :D

I've never watched in2TV either, cause I only have Windows 98, if I ever get the money for a new computer then I can finally welcome myself into the 21st Century :lol:

The broadband here's awful. Very expensive and it was always going out... just terrible terrible service. So we had to change it.

It seems that I'm not the only one that think Broadband is overhype,overrated,and just nothing more than an example of trying to get people to try out technology that not even perfected yet.I too only have Windows 98,and Dail-up,so you can see why I might have a problem with it.Not everyone have the money to upgrade,nor want to spend thousands of dollars getting a new computer just to see T.V. shows that they ought to be able to see for free(and you have to pay for cable to see N@N (N@N) T.V. LAND:( )But I see that I'm in a no win situation,so have it your way!:mad:

Computers don't cost thousands of dollars anymore. You can get a good one for less than $400.

I don't really find sitting at a computer and watching TV very amusing. lol....when will the updated September be out? Or will it stay the same?

Broadband is SO much better than Slow-Up. The only thing I've asked myself since I dumped it 3 1/2 years ago is why I didn't sooner. Open up your wallet and let some fresh air in. :lol:

I don't really find sitting at a computer and watching TV very amusing. lol....when will the updated September be out? Or will it stay the same?

You can hook the computer up to the TV...it is very easy to do it. Updated September will probably be out soon, but it'll be pretty much the same except maybe 5-6pm will be one Jeffersons instead.

You can hook the computer up to the TV...it is very easy to do it. Updated September will probably be out soon, but it'll be pretty much the same except maybe 5-6pm will be one Jeffersons instead.


Is there a way to record the tvshows on Tv land.com

Not sure yet, since it hasn't debuted yet. I'm sure many techies will figure a way to save them. I have yet to find a way to save them on In2TV, though. They air stuff uncut.

So is there any word on whether the new schedule changes will impact the September schedule?

Also - I think TV Land should honor The Dick Van Dyke Show before it departs. It is the longest running show in combined N@N/TVL history and except for two and a half months in the summer of 2000, it has aired non-stop on one of the two networks since October of 1991. It is the 2nd longest running show ever on N@N (after Donna Reed Show) and the 2nd longest currently running show on TVL (after Gunsmoke) - too bad TV Land can't even give it a proper send off

I agree, benjamoon. They've never really treated TDVDS with any respect, I think they aired it at a few decent times when it launched on TV Land but it must have faltered.
Actually - I could be wrong, but I think Leave it to Beaver is the longest running show behind Gunsmoke...I believe it debuted in May of 1998? Again, I could be wrong though. DVD is definately up there.

I agree, benjamoon. They've never really treated TDVDS with any respect, I think they aired it at a few decent times when it launched on TV Land but it must have faltered.
Actually - I could be wrong, but I think Leave it to Beaver is the longest running show behind Gunsmoke...I believe it debuted in May of 1998? Again, I could be wrong though. DVD is definately up there.


Are you telling me that Gunsmoke has been on TV LAND 8 Straight years????

Gunsmoke has been on TV Land for 8 Straight Year's that seems like a Record to me

No, 10 straight. Gunsmoke started in 1996.

now that has to be a Record Gunsmoke being on TV Land for 10 Straight Year's

No, 10 straight. Gunsmoke started in 1996.


Thanks, now it's confirmed that TV LAND is the stupidest Cable Station in America

I am just wondering what is The Record for a Show to stay on a Cable Network

Guess I made an error there, I meant LitB had been on for 8 years, not Gunsmoke.

it has been 8 year's since Leave it to Beaver has been on TV Land

You're right about LITB - and actually Andy Griffith is the 3rd longest running, premiering in Jan 2000, but DVD is still up there! and of course it is the 2nd longest running EVER on N@N

The Andy Griffith Show Debuted on Janurary 1, 2000

Well, according to TheLink, Green Acres has been renewed to run until 2009. Yay! :happyface

Green Acers is the worst show in history

Green Acers is the worst show in history

I wholeheartedly DISAGREE with you...I'm so glad Green Acres has been renewed! :)

I wholeheartedly DISAGREE with you...I'm so glad Green Acres has been renewed! :)

Yes, I just have season 3 on DVD so I am glad it got renewed too. GA is Great! :)

Im happy that TVLand renewed "Green Acres". "Green Acres" is a great show. Funny, watchable, enjoyable, great episodes, and great characters. One of the best sitcoms from the 60s. A classic. I wish TVLand would get rid of "The Andy Griffith Show" permanently and replace its timeslots with "Green Acres". Its not fair that for 6 years straight "The Andy Griffith Show" has been on the TVLand primetime schedule and "Green Acres" had to be pushed off the primetime schedule and given bad timeslots after TVLand had rights to it for not even a year. "The Andy Griffith Show" has been rerun to death on TVLand. I was mad that in October 2005, "The Andy Griffith Show" got a 48 hour marathon weekend for its 45th anniversary and "Green Acres" got NOTHING but a five hour marathon for its 40th anniversary in September 2005. That was not fair. Why is "The Andy Griffith Show" such a great show. Its one of the worst shows I have ever seen. Stupid, ********, lame, corny, boring, stupid episodes, stupid characters, sometimes depressing, and unwatchable. Its time for TVLand to finally let go of "The Andy Griffith Show". I also wish TVLand would acquire and bring back "The Beverly Hillbillies". It would be great if TVLand aired "The Beverly Hillbillies" at 9:00pm and "Green Acres" at 9:30pm back to back on the TVLand primetime schedule. "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Green Acres" are 10 times better and more funny, watchable, and enjoyable than "The Andy Griffith Show". These were the only two rural sitcoms I liked and the two best rural sitcoms in all of television.

I find "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Green Acres" incredibly corny and childish. I think the humor is at an elementary school level and although I'm happy TV Land did actually renew a 60s sitcom, I would have muuch preferred "The Dick Van Dyke Show"

While I'm not saying that TV Land has not run a LOT of "The Andy Griffith Show" - it is an all-time loved classic. It has classy writing and the characters are timeless. There's a reason why that show continues to be the most successful 60s show in syndication and TV Land certainly does not overplay it anymore even though they used to

i agree with other person.Andy Griffth is worst show in tv history be shown on tv land its lame it sucks is boring and all else.just like Leave it to beaver i hate it for same reasons

IMO,all of thses shows seems like they been playing too long.Now,they're doing it again;renewing GREEN ACERS until 2009;ARE THEY CRAZY!!!:eek2: omg: :cuss: :wallbang Why can't they rotate some of the 50's and 60's shows?!?And buying another computer isn't the point;there's a princaple to this,that being I want to see my T.V. shows clear,have the ability to record them,and no one shouldn't be held hostage by the computer in order to see thses shows.Once again,the point is miss!!!

The reason that The Andy Griffith Show remains around is because so many people do like it. It is not about TV Land being unfair, it is about TV Land being a business and The Andy Griffith Show brings in the ratings.

I'm happy that they renewed Green Acres, but till 2009 seems quite long. It seems to only receive mediocre ratings and that seems like too much of a gamble. If The Munsters does not get renewed, it will just be down to The Andy Griffith Show and Green Acres as far as 60's sitcoms. They only show 2 50's sitcoms, but I Love Lucy and Leave it to Beaver seem to be the 2 50's sitcoms that define that decade best. For the 60's, Griffith is definately one, but to just have 2 I don't know if I would go with Green Acres as the other, although I do like it. I have to agree with benjamoon and say they should have gone with The Dick Van Dyke Show instead.

The Andy Griffith Show must be like The Number 1 Show on TV Land

Green Acres renewal til 2009? Tvland is wasting their time & it not going to helped them & also it is too bad GA is not closed captioned I wont be watching it. I understand that I network is planning to air GA hopefully it closed captioned on I network.

Noooo... They can't take Wings off TV Land!! I know Season 3 comes out on DVD in Oct, but still! I would love to see another station pick it up, but I know better than to hold my breath, lol.

TheLink has posted all of the contract details for shows....seems that Happy Days/MacGyver won't be renewed and The Munsters will. I'm not surprised, I figured it would work out along the lines of that.

I don't think The Munsters is being renewed.

Well, for Happy Days at least there is WGN (although it won't be on in September).

The Munsters to ME is 50/50. I don't see why they wouldn't renew. It's a good performer. But we'll see.

I think that The Munster have a good Change to be renewed by TV Land

TheLink has posted all of the contract details for shows....seems that Happy Days/MacGyver won't be renewed and The Munsters will. I'm not surprised, I figured it would work out along the lines of that.



It's Time for Happy Days to be GONE, it's been 4 Years.

it has Been 4 Year's Since TV Land started airing Happy Day's

It's Time for Happy Days to be GONE, it's been 4 Years.

It is on in the mornings though so I never get to see it. I don't mind MacGyver leaving though. I don't get WGN so I will miss out on Happy Days. I only have 75-125 episodes too. Not even half of the series.

It is on in the mornings though so I never get to see it. I don't mind MacGyver leaving though. I don't get WGN so I will miss out on Happy Days. I only have 75-125 episodes too. Not even half of the series.


Yeah back in the summer of 2002 HD was on at 5pm and 5:30pm which is how I got to record my favorite eps. You can't program your VCR or DVD Recorder for the morning?

Yeah back in the summer of 2002 HD was on at 5pm and 5:30pm which is how I got to record my favorite eps. You can't program your VCR or DVD Recorder for the morning?

No, I can it just isn't worth it anymore because I know eventually it will all be on DVD. I do have my favorite episodes though.

No, I can it just isn't worth it anymore because I know eventually it will all be on DVD. I do have my favorite episodes though.


I thought it was mentioned on the HD board that no more seasons are coming out on DVD?

i know Happy days was a good show every other show out on dvd i can think of like who cares if the real music is not in there along as the show is good.sorry if this schould be on Hd board just had get my feelings out

The Jeffersons will now start on TV Land this SATURDAY. Part of huge changes at TV Land. Head on over to the August thread for complete details. And please read the write-up as well:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2006/08/tv-land-and-nicknite-changes-schedule.html

TV Land Journeys to The Final Frontier to Celebrate The 40th Anniversary of Star Trek on Friday, September 8

Network Airs Primetime Salute With Series' Most Memorable Episodes Star Trek to Join Regularly-Scheduled TV Land Line-up Beginning November 17

NEW YORK, Aug. 9 -- TV Land celebrates Star Trek -- the legendary, science-fiction series which continues to "live long and prosper" - - with a 40th Anniversary primetime salute on Friday, September 8, 2006 -- the very date on which the series first premiered in 1966. TV Land will showcase four of the most talked about and best remembered episodes from the series, including the show's premiere and the historic episode featuring TV's first interracial kiss from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET/PT before the show joins the TV Land roster beginning November 17, 2006. Also in November, TVLand.com's new broadband media player will stream full-length episodes of Star Trek which have previously not been available for free on the Web.

"Star Trek forever changed the landscape of television and science fiction, and to this day, remains a cornerstone of pop culture," states Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. "It continues to attract passionate fans, and we are thrilled to mark this monumental anniversary on TV Land."

"I'm thrilled that TV Land is celebrating this special anniversary of a show that means so much to me," adds William Shatner. "I am so proud of its creativity and ability to see humanity in the future. It is still amazing to see how Star Trek continues to impact generations of fans around the globe."

This futuristic series, which aired from 1966 to 1969, is set in the 23rd century and follows the adventures of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Their mission is to travel across the galaxy to explore new worlds and seek new life forms and civilizations. Commanded by James T. Kirk (William Shatner), accompanied by his first officer and best friend Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy), a half-breed Vulcan with a green complexion and pointed ears. The Enterprise encountered confrontations with alien races the Klingons and Romulans, as well as other strange forms of life. Other characters in the series include Dr. Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelley), a surgeon and diagnostician; Sulu (George Takei), the chief navigator; Uhura (Nichelle Nichols), the communications officer; Scotty (James Doohan), the chief engineer and Nurse Christine Chapel (Majel Barrett). The series aired from 1966 to 1969 on NBC and spawned a billion dollar franchise and a loyal legion of fans, otherwise known as "Trekkies."

The schedule airs as follows (all times ET/PT):

Friday, September 8

8 p.m.

#1 The Man Trap - In this very first episode ever aired of Star Trek, Captain Kirk and his crew are at deadly risk from an alien creature that feeds on the salt in a human body and can take on any form.

9 p.m.

#28 - City On The Edge Of Forever - Kirk and Spock must travel into the past in order to correct a change that will alter history in one of the series' best-remembered episodes.

10 p.m.

#44 The Trouble With Tribbles - One of the most famous episodes from this series for its humor and bizarre plot. Stanley Adams plays Cyrano Jones, a space trader who gives a tribble (a ball of fluff) to Uhura who brings it on The Enterprise. What no one knows is that tribbles are born pregnant, so the more they eat, the more they multiply, and soon the Enterprise is filled with tribbles as they produce at amazing speed, leaving Kirk and his crew to figure out how to get rid of these creatures.

11 p.m.

#65 - Plato's Stepchildren - This episode is famous because it was the first time ever on television that an interracial kiss was featured, between Captain Kirk and Uhura. Also in this episode, Kirk and his crew find themselves at the mercy of individuals who possess mind-over-matter powers...and plan to use the Enterprise crew for their twisted entertainment

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tv land should take off 75% of its programming and replace it with run for your life, mike hammer (mcgavin), one step beyond, stoney burke, the defenders, invaders, and a bunch of other series that are actually good and haven't been shown endlessly. tv land now=BORING....how many times can you watch the same episode of 3's company over and over again.

TV Land Explores How Boomers Shook the World and Redefined the Rules in Network's Four-Part Series, Generation Boom

Special Examines How Boomers Play, Live, Love and Wire the World Beginning Tuesday, September 26

Narrated by Kelsey Grammer, Special Features Celebrity Interviews with Susan Sarandon, Rob Reiner, Christie Brinkley, Connie Chung, Penny Marshall, Cheryl Tiegs, Mark Cuban & More

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 -- From growing up in the suburbs to witnessing the original moon walk and from swirling a hula hoop to playing with hi-tech gadgets, baby boomers have shaped and continue to change the world we live in today. TV Land takes an entertaining and light-hearted look at what it means to be part of the grooviest generation in history when it presents Generation Boom, a four-part original special premiering on Tuesday, September 26 at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Narrated by Emmy Award-winning actor Kelsey Grammer (Frasier, Cheers), each one-hour installment focuses on a central topic including how boomers play, live, love and wire the world. Airing over the course of four nights, Generation Boom is executive produced by Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato and is produced exclusively for TV Land by World of Wonder.

"Viewing the impact of Baby Boomers through the years is truly remarkable," states Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. "Generation Boom shows just what a force this generation is to be reckoned with. Right away, boomers demanded more -- beginning with the amount of diapers they needed. They have always insisted that the world conform to their needs and we are fully-prepared to get in line and do just that -- superserve the needs of the TV generation."

These one-hour specials -- airing over the course of four nights -- take an entertaining, fun and thorough look at the boomer generation. Throughout each one-hour installment, Generation Boom tells the story of a generation that has influenced the world like no other group and continues to stay on the move, blazing past traditional beliefs and stereotypes that get in their way. The series includes the personal stories of boomer celebrities and icons as well as archival footage such as TV commercials, film and TV clips as well as fun facts about the generation.

The specials air as follows:

Tuesday, September 26, 10 p.m. ET/PT

"How We Play"

TV Land takes a look at how movies, TV shows, musicians and sports idols have entertained the boomer generation over the last fifty years. This installment takes a look at the trailblazing ways boomers continue to play.

Wednesday, September 27, 10 p.m. ET/PT

"How We Live"

From suburban bliss and adolescent angst to the me decade and beyond, "How We Live" delves into how boomers have become the most indulged generation in history, giving them the power to take over the world and have fun every step of the way.

Thursday, September 28, 10 p.m. ET/PT

"How We Love"

This episode of Generation Boom examines how after fighting against the family values of their childhood, boomers unleashed the sexual revolution of the late 1960s. And now, even though boomers have reached middle age and beyond, they have never stopped re-writing the "book of love".

Friday, September 29, 10 p.m. ET/PT

"How We Wire The World"

From TV, 8-tracks and astronauts to amazing visions of the future, boomers were dazzled by technology as they got older. "How We Wire The World" explores how boomers took over the world, making technology their playthings and exposing it to the masses.

Celebrities featured in the special include:

Susan Sarandon, Rob Reiner, Cybil Shepherd, Tim Daly, Christie Brinkley, Jane Pauley, George Foreman, Willie Mays, Tom Clancy, Evander Holyfield, Penny Marshall, Carol Alt, Mark Cuban, Bruce Jenner, Christopher Lawford, Kathy Casey-Kirschling (The very first boomer), Don Johnson, Tony Danza, Connie Chung, Cheryl Tiegs, Joan Lunden, Kim Alexis, Dave Barry, Brian Williams and more.

World of Wonder Productions are the award-winning team behind such entertaining series as Showbiz Moms & Dads and Million Dollar Listing (both for Bravo). Most recently, World of Wonder produced the series Transgeneration for the Sundance Channel, which won the GLAAD Award for Outstanding Documentary. World of Wonder is best known for award-winning films and documentaries such as The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Party Monster (both Sundance Film Festival selections), Monica in Black and White (HBO) and The Hidden Fuhrer (Cinemax). With offices both in Los Angeles and London, World of Wonder has produced and created numerous documentaries and non-fiction programs for Court TV, VH1, AMC, MTV and A&E in the States, as well as the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, ITV and BskyB in the UK. More information about World of Wonder can be found on The WOW Report at http://www.worldofwonder.net, a daily blog which has enjoyed enormous growth and success due to its off-the-wall take on the most current news and entertainment stories.

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I am looking forward to The Three's Company Threes A Crown and The Roopers Marathron on TV Land

Last minute schedule changes, effective Monday, September 11, 2006:

Everynight:
******CHANGES LISTED ONLY!!!!!!!*******
9:00PM The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Cosby Show)
10:00PM Good Times (replaces Murphy Brown)
10:30PM The Cosby Show (replaces Three's Company)
11:30PM Three's Company (replaces Good Times)
5:30AM Leave it to Beaver (replaces Andy Griffith)

So, Three's Company is back to 11p-12a. Jeffersons-Good Times-Cosby Show block from 9:30-11.
And yes, Murphy Brown will continue to air Saturday nights from 12-4am.

it good to see The Andy Griffith Show Retuneing to it 8:00 pm Regural Time Period

So now Murphy Brown will only be on for those Sat. marathons (Unless TV Land does one of their 48-hour marathons), right? That's a bummer.

Murphy Brown will be back on Nick@Nite in daily airings at 5:30am, but for TV Land yes, only Sat nights 12-4am.

I know I will still watch urphy Brown on Saturday Night from starting at 11:00 pm

9:00PM The Andy Griffith Show
Sigh. I knew it was too good to last.

How is Cosby doing on TV Land? I guess not too good since it's been bumped to 10:30PM? It's a decent show, but has been and still is horribly overplayed...no show is good enough to be on 4 different channels plus most locals!

Not sure, but it probably didn't bring in the same ratings as what aired before at 9:00PM. It probably didn't bomb, as it is still on at a good slot. Good Times will probably help it. If not, I expect Jeffersons to take 10:30 and Sanford & Son to come back to 9:30.

Any idea when (or if) Night Court will have more airings than the 9:30am Sunday slot (when it's not preempted by a marathon)?

Kevin...

No other changes, so Night Court will just be 9:30am Sundays.

Is The Jeffersons doing good numbers?

I have a Feeling The Jeffersons is getting very Good Ratings for TV Land.

What happened to Benson?

Benson is still on TV Land Tuesday Mornings from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm Central Time and Friday Night's from 11:10 pm until 3:00 am Central Time.

can i grab ep13 a freiend in deeds from you of 3 a crowd

CASA* and TV Land/Nick at Nite Report Finds: Teens Having Two or Fewer Family Dinners Per Week Twice as Likely to Smoke Daily and Get Drunk Monthly

Family Dinners Proven Proxy for Parental Engagement

NEW YORK, Sept. 19 -- Teens who have infrequent family
dinners (two or fewer per week) are twice as likely to smoke daily and get
drunk monthly, compared to teens who have frequent family dinners (at least
five per week), according to a new report from The National Center on
Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University and sponsored
by TV Land and Nick at Nite's Family Table. This is the first time the
study has examined the relationship between a teen's current tobacco and
alcohol use and family dinners.
The report, The Importance of Family Dinners III, also reveals that,
compared to teens who have five or more family dinners per week, those who
have two or fewer are:
* More than twice as likely to have tried cigarettes;

* One and a half times likelier to have tried alcohol;

* Twice as likely to have tried marijuana; and

* More than twice as likely to say future drug use is very or somewhat
likely.
Findings in The Importance of Family Dinners III draw from CASA's 11th
annual back-to-school survey, released this past August.
Parental Engagement
The report's findings underscore the significance of family dinners as
a proxy for parental engagement.
Compared to parents who say their families have dinners together
frequently, those who have infrequent family dinners are:
* Five times likelier to say they have a fair or poor relationship with
their teen;

* One and a half times likelier to say they know the parents of their
teen's friends not very well or not at all;

* More than twice as likely to say they do not know the names of their
teen's teachers; and

* Twice as likely to say that parents deserve not very much blame or no
blame at all when a teenager uses illegal drugs.
"This year's findings prove that family dinners and the communication
that occurs over the course of a meal are critical in building a
relationship with your children and to understanding the world in which
they live," said Joseph A. Califano, Jr., CASA's chairman and president and
former U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. "Parents who have
frequent family dinners are those who take the time to know their child's
friends and the parents of these friends, know their child's teachers and
chaperone their parties, and have healthier kids."
"Once again, the study's findings serve as a wake-up call to the
benefits of engaging kids consistently at the family table," states Larry
W. Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. "At TV Land and Nick at
Nite, our Family Table initiative serves to spread the word on why families
need to make sharing meals a priority. Each year, the Importance of Family
Dinners study reminds us that making the commitment to eat together on a
regular basis can influence your kids lives more than anything else you do.
We're honored to put this messaging on our air and feel privileged to host
familytable.info for participants around the country to register their
family, friends and loved ones to celebrate Family Day."
Too Busy for Dinner
This year, 58 percent of teens report having dinner with their families
at least five times a week, the same proportion CASA has observed over the
past several years. Consistent with what teens report, 59 percent of
parents say they have frequent family dinners.
This year, for the first time the study asked teens and parents who
have infrequent family dinners to tell us the main reason why their family
does not have dinner together more often. More than one in five of these
parents and teens say they are too busy to have dinner together more often.
The reason most commonly given by parents for why family dinners are not
more frequent is because of conflicting schedules, while the most common
reason given by teens is because one or both parents work late.
Family Dining and Academic Performance
Teens who have frequent family dinners are likelier to get better
grades in school, and higher academic performance is associated with lower
substance abuse risk.
Teens who have dinner with their families five or more times a week are
likelier to say that they receive either all A's or mostly A's and B's in
school compared to teens who have dinner with their families fewer than
three times a week (63 percent vs. 49 percent). Teens who typically receive
grades of C or lower are at twice the risk of substance abuse as those
receiving all A's or mostly A's and B's.
Other Findings

* Family dinners mostly take place at home: more than 90 percent of teens
and parents say they have fewer than three family dinners per week at a
restaurant or someplace other than their home.

* Family dinners are also more common than family breakfasts: only 17
percent of teens and 13 percent of parents say they eat breakfast with a
family member five or more times per week.

* Twenty-six percent of 17-year olds have family dinners seven nights per
week compared to 51 percent of 12-year olds and 40 percent of 13-year
olds.

* Teens who have frequent family dinners are more than twice as likely to
say that parents are always home during the house parties they attend.

* Compared to teens who have five or more family dinners per week, those
who have two or less are twice as likely to report that half or more of
their friends use marijuana and are one and a half times likelier to say
half or more of their friends drink alcohol.
"Of course there are no silver bullets; teen substance abuse can strike
any family. But one factor that does more to reduce teens' substance abuse
risk is parental engagement and one of the simplest and most effective ways
for parents to be engaged in their teens' lives is by having frequent
family dinners," Califano concluded.
QEV Analytics conducted The National Survey of American Attitudes on
Substance Abuse XI: Teens and Parents from March 9 to April 30, 2006. The
firm interviewed at home by telephone a nationally representative random
sample of 1,297 12- to 17-year olds (591 boys, 706 girls) and 562 parents
(84 percent of whom were parents of teens surveyed). Sampling error is +/-
three percent for teens, +/- four percent for parents.
CASA and TV Land and Nick at Nite's Family Table: Share More Than Meals
-- Classic TV's very first pro-social initiative -- are encouraging
Americans to commit to eating dinner together as a family on Family Day - A
Day To Eat Dinner With Your Children(TM) on Monday, September 25, 2006.
Visit http://www.FamilyTable.info to pledge to have dinner as a family on
Family Day. CASA created Family Day in 2001 as a national effort to promote
parental engagement as a simple, effective way to reduce youth substance
abuse and raise healthier children. For more information, visit
http://www.CASAFamilyDay.org.
CASA is the only national organization that brings together under one
roof all the professional disciplines needed to study and combat all types
of substance abuse as they affect all aspects of society. CASA has issued
62 reports and white papers, published one book, conducted demonstration
projects focused on children, families and schools at 158 sites in 64
cities and counties in 27 states plus Washington, DC and a Native American
tribal reservation, and has been testing the effectiveness of drug and
alcohol treatment, in a variety of programs and drug courts. For more
information visit http://www.casacolumbia.org.
TV Land & Nick at Nite's Family Table: Share More Than Meals was
created by the two networks in 2003 and seeks to remind its viewers about
the emotional and social benefits that come from taking the time to sit
down and share with one another. Through a series of promotional spots --
which both networks air in regular rotation daily -- the networks encourage
viewers to experience the benefits of dining together.

Don't Tune-In to TV Land on September 25 at 6 p.m. (ET/PT)

Classic TV Network Pre-Empts Regular Programming to Encourage Families to
Eat Dinner Together on Family Day(TM)

NEW YORK, Sept. 19 -- As part of its commitment to Family
Day -- A Day To Eat Dinner With Your Children(TM), TV Land will pre-empt
regularly-scheduled programming and "go dark" on September 25, from 6 p.m.
to 7 p.m. (ET/PT) to encourage families to dine together. Over the last
several months, people committed to eating together on Family Day have been
registering participation at http://www.FamilyTable.info for their family,
friends and loved ones. The Family Day Dinner Hour will feature photos
submitted to the website of various families sharing meals and spending
time together. Packaged like a scrapbook, the hour will display montages of
the photos along with Family Day graphics, all set to easy-listening
Americana and Jazz music.
Findings from a new report released on September 19th by CASA and
sponsored by TV Land and Nick at Nite's Family Table -- The Importance of
Family Dinners III -- reveals that teens who have dinner together less than
three nights a week are more likely to have tried alcohol, tobacco and
marijuana. The study also reveals that the amount of dinners parents share
with their kids has a direct link to parental engagement and their
relationship with their teen, how well they know the parents of their
teen's friends, and the names of the children's teachers.
"Pre-empting TV Land's normal programming schedule is a symbolic
gesture on our part to remind families of the importance of eating dinner
together and sharing more than just meals at the table," states Larry W.
Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. "Supporting Family Day was a
natural fit for us and is just one part of TV Land and Nick at Nite's
overall commitment to furthering our viewers' education on the importance
of family dinners."
TV Land and Nick at Nite's Family Table: Share More Than Meals --
Classic TV's very first pro-social initiative -- has teamed up with The
National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia
University to encourage Americans to register to pledge to have dinner as a
family on September 25th and, hopefully, use Family Day as a catalyst to
make family dinners a regular part of their lives. CASA's Family Day, which
was created in 2001, is a national effort designed to promote the benefits
that come from families dining together on a consistent basis.
TV Land & Nick at Nite's Family Table was created by the two networks
in 2003 and seeks to remind its viewers about the emotional and social
benefits that come from taking the time to sit down and share with one
another. Through a series of promotional spots -- which both networks air
in regular rotation daily -- TV Land and Nick at Nite have committed over
$11 million in on-air time annually to encourage viewers to experience the
benefits of dining together.
TV Land, Nick at Nite and all related logos and titles are trademarks
of Viacom International, Inc.

Schedule change for the this weekend:

Saturday, Sept. 23
6:00AM-8:00PM Bonanza
8:00PM-6:00AM The Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, Sept. 24
6:00AM-9:00PM Gunsmoke
9:00AM-11:00PM CASA Family Night Stunt
11:00PM-6:00AM The Andy Griffith Show

Schedule change for the this weekend:

Saturday, Sept. 23
6:00AM-8:00PM Bonanza
8:00PM-6:00AM The Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, Sept. 24
6:00AM-9:00PM Gunsmoke
9:00AM-11:00PM CASA Family Night Stunt
11:00PM-6:00AM The Andy Griffith Show
That's all the CASA Family Nite Stunt is;a stunt!Do they really beleive that by taking off all of Nick At Nite&Nite At Nite T.V.Land shows for all of those hours that that will slove all of the ills of these teenagers?How about putting on T.V. shows that doesn't insult their intellengent instead of the usuall teen dramas that shows nothing more than too good to be true teens in farces so unbeleiveable that even the teen themsleves rebel against such images.And don't get me started about Disney and other networks that carter to teens;what they know about teen they can write on a peice of toilet paper!Someone need to tell these people to wise up and stop trying to police everyone lives,in other words;MIND YOUR OWN :cuss: BUSINESS and see about their own kids;I bet their kids are suffering whild they are out trying to save the world,and I'm willing to be these people doesn't pratice what they preach!

I know I am going to be watching The Andy Griffith Show on Saturday, September 23, 2006 from 7:00 pm until I can stay up
but will The Sunday, September 24, 2006 Marthron still happen from 11:10 pm until 3:00 am

Has TV Land gotten rid of Murphy Brown altogether? B/c I don't see those Saturday night marathons scheduled anymore, and I was really counting on them to continue taping. Or are they just doing more 48-hour marathons? *Sigh*

The Andy Griffith Show must be like The Number 1 Show on TV Land
Did you guys know The Beverly Hillbillies will be back on Tv Land in December 2007.I think they should put it back on this year.I think Petticoat Junction should come back on Tv Land to.It has been off for five years.I think they should put The Beverly Hillbillies and Pettiecoat Junction back on October 13,2006.I think they have been off Tv Land for a long time.The Beverly Hillbillies has been off since December 31,2002.Petticoat Junction has been off since some time in 2001.

Where did you here that The Beverly Hillinbilles will be coming back to TV Land in Decembr of 2007

Where did you here that The Beverly Hillinbilles will be coming back to TV Land in Decembr of 2007
wikipedia.

Wikipedia has false information. There is this user that keeps entering false information.

so someone started a Rumor that The Beverly Hillibilles is coming in December of 2007

Wikipedia has false information. There is this user that keeps entering false information.
Its not false its true.I am not going a round teling rumors.Just go to user talk:24.7.77.145. wikipedia the free encyclopedia.I am right about that.

that user was banned.

I would like to see The beverly Hillbillies back on Tv Land this year.

That would be nice if The Beverly Hillbilles would come to TV Land