Sunday-Thursday:
9:00 PM - Home Improvement
9:30 PM - George Lopez
10:00 PM - AFV
10:30 PM - Full House
11:00 PM - Fresh Prince
11:30 PM - Growing Pains
12:00 AM - Roseanne
12:30 AM - Cosby Show
1:00 AM - Cosby Show
1:30 AM - Home Improvement
2:00 AM - George Lopez
2:30 AM - AFV
3:00 AM - Full House
3:30 AM - Fresh Prince
4:00 AM - Growing Pains
4:30 AM - Random N@N Show
5:00 AM - Roseanne
5:30 AM - Roseanne

Friday-Saturday:
10:00 PM - Fresh Prince
10:30 PM - Roseanne
11:00 PM - Growing Pains
11:30 PM - Cosby Show
12:00 AM - Home Improvement
12:30 AM - Home Improvement
1:00 AM - George Lopez
1:30 AM - George Lopez
2:00 AM - AFV
2:30 AM - AFV
3:00 AM - Full House
3:30 AM - Full House
4:00 AM - Fresh Prince
4:30 AM - Random N@N Show
5:00 AM - Roseanne
5:30 AM - Cosby Show

You're right. It is better. here's the schedule I'd make:

9:00 Growing Pains
9:30 A Different World
10:00 Home Improvement
10:30 George Lopez
11:00 Mad About You
11:30 Roseanne
12:00 Murphy Brown
12:30 Fresh Prince
1:00 The Cosby Show
1:30 The Cosby Show
2:00 Roseanne
2:30 Roseanne
3:00 Fresh Prince
3:30 Fresh Prince
4:00 George Lopez
4:30 Home Improvement
5:00 Full House
5:30 AFV

Fri-Sat:
10:00 Home Improvement
10:30 George Lopez
11:00 Fresh Prince
11:30 Roseanne
12:00 The Cosby Show
12:30 Murphy Brown
1:00 Mad About You
1:30 Designing Women
2:00 A Different World
2:30 Growing Pains
3:00 Roseanne
3:30 Fresh Prince
4:00 George Loperz
4:30 Home Improvement
5:00 Full House
5:30 AFV

Remove Fresh Prince from your schedules, and it would be perfect! ;)

Oh, and put Roseanne on earlier and more often. Also, give Full House another showing.

Not enough overplaying for nick@nite to actually adopt a schedule like this

Friendcarr, almost ANY schedule is better than Nick @ Nite`s these days.

If I were in charge of programing Nick @ Nite, here's how I would schedule the shows each night (only using the shows they currently have):

9:00 Home Improvement
9:30 Home Improvement
10:00 George Lopez
10:30 George Lopez
11:00 The Fresh Prince
11:30 The Fresh Prince
12:00 Full House
12:30 Full House
1:00 The Cosby Show
1:30 The Cosby Show
2:00 Roseanne
2:30 Roseanne
3:00 Murphy Brown
3:30 Murphy Brown
4:00 Mad About You
4:30 Mad About You
5:00 Designing Women
5:30 Designing Women

*With this schedule, EVERY show would be treated fairly, even the shows that did bad (what ratings are they getting from 3am to 6am anyway?)

*I pushed the newer shows to earlier slots, leaving the older shows in the middle, and the poorly rated show closing out the night.

Friendcarr, almost ANY schedule is better than Nick @ Nite`s these days.

If I were in charge of programing Nick @ Nite, here's how I would schedule the shows each night (only using the shows they currently have):

9:00 Home Improvement
9:30 Home Improvement
10:00 George Lopez
10:30 George Lopez
11:00 The Fresh Prince
11:30 The Fresh Prince
12:00 Full House
12:30 Full House
1:00 The Cosby Show
1:30 The Cosby Show
2:00 Roseanne
2:30 Roseanne
3:00 Murphy Brown
3:30 Murphy Brown
4:00 Mad About You
4:30 Mad About You
5:00 Designing Women
5:30 Designing Women

*With this schedule, EVERY show would be treated fairly, even the shows that did bad (what ratings are they getting from 3am to 6am anyway?)

*I pushed the newer shows to earlier slots, leaving the older shows in the middle, and the poorly rated show closing out the night.

That's a schedule NAN should consider. I actually like your last 3 hours the most, but you also left off shows like A Different World and Growing Pains, which I also like. I tried to fit every show they had to air on before 2am. That way, everyone would be happy. But, fo course, everything today is so ratings conscious. Not even 1 million for shows like Roseanne is enough for NAN.

That's a schedule NAN should consider. I actually like your last 3 hours the most, but you also left off shows like A Different World and Growing Pains, which I also like. I tried to fit every show they had to air on before 2am. That way, everyone would be happy. But, fo course, everything today is so ratings conscious. Not even 1 million for shows like Roseanne is enough for NAN.
I LOVE Growing Pains, and A Different World is okay, but I didn't add them because I only included shows currently airing on Nick @ Nite.

And I agree, it's all about ratings, which of course it should be, but they should at least give a show 2 or 3 weeks to prove itself, rather than yanking it off their lineup if it doesn't do too well the first few nights it's there.

I LOVE Growing Pains, and A Different World is okay, but I didn't add them because I only included shows currently airing on Nick @ Nite.

And I agree, it's all about ratings, which of course it should be, but they should at least give a show 2 or 3 weeks to prove itself, rather than yanking it off their lineup if it doesn't do too well the first few nights it's there.

I think 2-3 weeks is even a bit short to let a show prove itself. There are many shows airing orignally that weren't ratings winners right off the bat. Full House, for example, took 3 seasons to break into the top 30, while Seinfeld and Everybody Loves Raymond were also very lowly rated it's first couple seasons.

hey this is always fun!

here's my idea:

M-F:
400pm: Full House
430: The Facts Of Life
500pm: Who's The Boss?
530: Family Matters
600: Growing Pains
630pm: Grace Under Fire
7pm: Home Improvement
730pm: The George Lopez Show
8pm: The Cosby Show
830: Family Ties
9pm: Kate & Allie
930: Everybody Loves Raymond
10pm: The King Of Queens
1030: Designing Women
11pm: Murphy Brown
1130: Mad About You
Midnight: A Different World
1230: Family Matters
1am: Full House
130am: Home Improvement
2am: Grace Under fire
230am: Family Ties
3am: Growing Pains
330: Who's The Boss
4am: Home Improvement
430: Everybody Loves Raymond
5am: Desinging Women

Saturday:
4pm: Sabrina, The Teenage Witch
430: Sister, Sister
5pm: Family Matters
530: Step By Step
6pm: Blossom
630: Moesha
7pm: Reba
730: The Nanny
8pm: According To Jim
830: The King Of Queens
9pm: Everybody Loves Raymond
930: Still Standing
10pm: Yes, Dear
1030: Cybill
11pm: Suddenly, Susan
1130: The Nanny
Midnight: Caroline In The City
1230: Designing Women
1am: Mad About You
130: Sister, Sister
2am: A Different World
230: The George Lopez Show
3am: Roseanne
330: Home Improvement
4am: A Different World
430: Home Improvement
5am: Murphy Brown

Sunday:
400pm: Hanging With Mr. Cooper
430: The Steve Harvey Show
500: The Parenthood
530: According To Jim
6pm: Friends
630: The Nanny
7pm: 7th Heaven
8pm: Touched By An Angel
9pm: The Wonder Years
10pm: The Golden Girls
1030: Empty Nest
11pm: One Day At A time
1130: Too Close For Comfort
Midnight: Gimme A Break!
1230: Roseanne
1am: The Cosby Show
130: The Nanny
2am: The Wonder Years
3am: According To Jim
330: Who's The Boss?
4am: The Golden Girls
430: Empty Nest
5am: One Day At A time

I think 2-3 weeks is even a bit short to let a show prove itself. There are many shows airing orignally that weren't ratings winners right off the bat. Full House, for example, took 3 seasons to break into the top 30, while Seinfeld and Everybody Loves Raymond were also very lowly rated it's first couple seasons.
3 weeks is a bit short, but we are talking about Nick @ Nite here....How many shows over the last 3 years have they aired for a few weeks, then just threw it to the 3am slot? It's horrible, really.

3 weeks is a bit short, but we are talking about Nick @ Nite here....How many shows over the last 3 years have they aired for a few weeks, then just threw it to the 3am slot? It's horrible, really.

The only show in the last 3 years NAN actually aired for longer than 3 weeks was A Different World. They aired it for about 3 months actually. It was airing in a summer marathon, then had a week long marathon, they aired at 9pm for awhile.