TV Land October 2008--


Blog Story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2008/08/tv-land-october-2008-sees-many-changes.html


Regular schedule:


Generic Regular Schedule
(if any minor changes on a day, see minor adjustments below)

What's new: 3rd Rock from the Sun, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (daily play)
What's returning: Designing Women, Mad About You, Murphy Brown, Just Shoot Me!
What's expiring: Cheers
What's gone: Three's Company, Brady Bunch, Green Acres
Original Premieres: Myths & Legends Season 2

Effective Monday, October 6 (unless noted)
Weekdays
6:00a Star Trek
7:00a M*A*S*H (Mon-Thurs); Star Trek (Fri)
7:30a M*A*S*H (Mon-Thurs); Star Trek cont. (Fri)
8:00a Night Court
8:30a 3rd Rock from the Sun effect. 10/1 (replaces Cheers)
9:00a Sanford & Son
9:30a Sanford & Son
10:00a The Jeffersons
10:30a Good Times
11:00a Good Times (Tues-Fri); Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Mon)
11:30a Leave it to Beaver (Tues-Fri); Extreme Makeover: Home Edition cont. (Mon)
12:00p I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri); Gunsmoke (Mon)
12:30p I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri); Gunsmoke (Mon)
1:00p The Beverly Hillbillies (Tues-Fri); Gunsmoke (Mon)
1:30p The Beverly Hillbillies (Tues-Fri); Gunsmoke cont. (Mon)
2:00p Gunsmoke (Tues-Fri); Bonanza (Mon)
3:00p Bonanza
4:00p Hogan's Heroes
4:30p Hogan's Heroes
5:00p The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Beverly Hillbillies)
5:30p The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Beverly Hillbillies)
6:00p The Andy Griffith Show
6:30p The Andy Griffith Show
7:00p Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces The Andy Griffith Show 2x)
8:00p Cosby Show
8:30p Cosby Show
9:00p Scrubs
9:30p Scrubs
10:00p 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces M*A*S*H); Myths & Legends premiere (Wed); MovieLand (Fri)
10:30p 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces M*A*S*H); MovieLand (Fri)
11:00p Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replacs M*A*S*H 2x); MovieLand (Fri)
12:00a The Cosby Show
12:30a The Cosby Show
1:00a M*A*S*H (replaces Sanford & Son); Cosby Show (Fri)
1:30a M*A*S*H (replaces Sanford & Son); Cosby Show (Fri)
2:00a Hogan's Heroes (replaces The Jeffersons)
2:30a The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces The Jeffersons)
3:00a I Love Lucy (replaces The Beverly Hillbillies)
3:30a Leave it to Beaver (replaces The Beverly Hillbillies)
4:00a Designing Women (replaces Three's Company)
4:30a Mad About You (replaces The Brady Bunch)
5:00a Murphy Brown (replaces Leave it to Beaver)
5:30a Just Shoot Me! (replaces I Love Lucy)

Saturdays
6:00a Gunsmoke
7:00a Bonanza
8:00a Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episodes effect. 10/4 (replaces Green Acres/Andy Griffith hours)
10:00a The Andy Griffith Show (replaces I Love Lucy)
10:30a The Andy Griffith Show (replaces I Love Lucy)
11:00a I Love Lucy
11:30a I Love Lucy
12:00p I Love Lucy (replaces Beverly Hillbillies/Hogan's Heroes/Movies)
12:30p I Love Lucy (replaces Beverly Hillbillies/Hogan's Heroes/Movies)
1:00p I Love Lucy (replaces Beverly Hillbillies/Hogan's Heroes/Movies)
1:30p Myths & Legends encore (replaces Beverly Hillbillies/Hogan's Heroes/Movies)
2:00p-6:00p Movies/Marathons
6:00p The Cosby Show (replaces movies/marathons)
6:30p The Cosby Show (replaces movies/marathons)
7:00p The Cosby Show (replaces movies/marathons)
7:30p The Cosby Show (replaces movies/marathons)
8:00p Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episodes (replaces Movies/marathons and Scrubs 2x)
10:00p Scrubs (replaces Cosby Show)
10:30p Scrubs (replaces Cosby Show)
11:00p Myths & Legends encore (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
11:30p Myths & Legends encore (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition cont.)
12:00a The Cosby Show (replaces Scrubs)
12:30a The Cosby Show (replaces Scrubs)
1:00a 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces M*A*S*H)
1:30a 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces M*A*S*H)
2:00a-6:00a Marathons/Movies

Sundays
6:00a Gunsmoke
7:00a Bonanza
8:00a Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episodes effect. 10/4 (replaces Bonanza/Leave it to Beaver hours)
10:00a I Love Lucy
10:30a I Love Lucy
11:00a Beverly Hillbillies/I Love Lucy
11:30a Beverly Hillbillies/I Love Lucy
12:00p-4:00p TV Land Goes West/Movies/Marathons (replaces Hogan's Heroes)
4:00p Scrubs (replacs TV Land Goes West/Movies/Marathons)
4:30p Scrubs (replaces TV Land Goes West/Movies/Marathons)
5:00p Myths & Legends encore (replaces TV Land Goes West/Movies/Marathons)
5:30p Myths & Legends encore (replaces TV Land Goes West/Movies/Marathons)
6:00p Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episodes (replaces Marthons and Andy Griffith Show 2x)
8:00p-10:00p M*A*S*H
10:00p-12:00a Andy Griffith Show
12:00a-2:00a I Love Lucy
2:00a-4:00a Beverly Hillbillies
4:00a-6:00a Little House on the Prairie



Effective Monday, October 20, 2008

CHANGES LISTED ONLY!!!

Weekdays
4:00p The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Hogan's Heroes)
4:30p The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Hogan's Heroes)
5:00p Hogan's Heroes (replaces The Andy Griffith Show)
5:30p Hogan's Heroes (replaces The Andy Griffith Show)
7:00p The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
7:00p The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition cont)
12:00a M*A*S*H (replaces The Cosby Show); The Cosby Show (Fri)
12:30a M*A*S*H (replaces The Cosby Show); The Cosby Show (Fri)
1:00a The Cosby Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
1:30a The Cosby Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
2:00a Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces Hogan's Heroes/The Beverly Hillbillies)

Saturdays
8:00a-10:00a Andy Griffith/I Love Lucy (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
1:30p I Love Lucy/Movie (replaces Myths & Legends encore)
6:00p-8:00p 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces The Cosby Show)
8:00p-10:00p The Cosby Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
10:00p-12:00a The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Scrubs 2x/Myths & Legends 2x encores)

Sundays
7:00a Gunsmoke (replaces Bonanza)
8:00a-10:00a Bonanza (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
10:00am-1:00pm/2:00pm I Love Lucy (extended)
1:00PM-7:00PM or 2:00PM-8:00PM TV Land Goes West extended (replaces 4pm and on Scrubs 2x/Myths & Legends 2x encore/Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
7:00PM & 7:30PM The Andy Griffith Show (when TV Land Goes West ends at 7PM)
8:00p-10:00p Andy Griffith Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
10:00p-12:00a M*A*S*H (replaces Andy Griffith Show)





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Some minor one-time-only adjustments:
(does not include Movies)

Week of Sept. 29 for Extreme Makeover: Home Edition week:
Mon-Sat
1-2am Cosby Show
2-3am Scrubs
Mon-Fri
3-4am MASH (Mon-Thurs), Andy Griffith (Fri)
4-5am Beverly Hillbillies
Tues-Fri
11am-1pm Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Saturday, October 4
12-3pm Beverly Hillbillies
5-6pm Scrubs
8pm Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Sunday, October 5
3-9pm I Love Lucy
1-2am Sanford & Son
2-3am Jeffersons
3-4am Beverly Hillbillies
4am Three's Company
4:30am Brady Bunch

Monday, October 6
9am-12pm Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Friday, October 10
1a-3a Cosby Show

Saturday, October 11
5-6pm Sanford & Son
12am-6am 3rd Rock from the Sun (see below)

Sunday, October 12
12-4pm 3rd Rock from the Sun (see below)

Saturday, October 18
2-6a Beverly Hillbillies

Sunday, October 19
12pm-4pm Beverly Hillbillies

Saturday, October 25
4:30a Designing Women
5:00a Mad About You
5:30a Murphy Brown

Saturday, November 1
8am-1pm I Love Lucy
5-6pm Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, November 2
10am-2pm I Love Lucy





Specials & Marathons






- Friday Nite Movies
Every Friday starting at 10pm e/p
TV Land Friday Movies continue this winter!
We all know them and we all love them. We have all seen these movies so many times we can quote entire scenes verbatim…yet we still watch them whenever they’re on. These classic movies are back for nostalgic enjoyment this spring on TV Land.

Friday, October 3
preempted, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition week

Friday, October 10, 10p-12a
Police Academy

Friday, October 17, 10p-12a
Lethal Weapon

Friday, October 24, 10p-12a
Easy Money

Friday, October 31, 10p-12a
Police Academy


Saturday encores / premieres:
Saturday, October 4: 3-5p Lethal Weapon (Premiere)
Saturday, October 11: 1-3p See No Evil, Hear No Evil & 3-5pm Police Academy
Saturday, October 18: 2-4p Lethal Weapon & 4-6p Easy Money
Saturday, October 25: 1:30-3:30p Easy Money & 3:30p-6p/2-4:30a Saturday Night Fever
Saturday, November 1: 1-3p Sister Act II & 3-5p Police Academy

Special encores / premieres:
Sunday, October 5: 1-3p Lethal Weapon









-Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Takeover
Monday, September 29 thru Sunday, October 5
9:00pm-1:00am ET/PT each night
It's a makeover takeover on TV Land. Beginning Monday, September 29, don't miss a weeklong primetime marathon of the popular series. From the "After The Storm" specials to the 2-hour episodes and all the laughter and tears in between, TV Land brings you all the best that Ty and his gang of hardworking homebuilders have to offer. Don't forget the Kleenex.

Monday, September 29
9:00pm #419 Jones Family (encores Tuesday at 11am)
10:00pm #325 Peter Family (encores Tuesday at 12pm)
11:00pm #405 Thibodeau Family
12:00am #417 Tipton-Smith Family

Tuesday, September 30
9:00pm #404 Bliven Family (encores Wednesday at 11am)
10:00pm #407 Farina Family
11:00pm #406 Kibe Family (encores Wednesday at 12pm)
12:00am #117 Cadigan-Scott Family

Wednesday, October 1
Fan Favorites
9:00pm #403 Gilliam Family (encores Thursday at 12pm)
10:00pm #317 DeAeth Family
11:00pm #208 Burns Family
12:00am #106 Harris Family (w/Sweet Alice) (encores Thursday at 11am)

Thursday, October 2
More Fan Favorites
9:00pm #402 Hawkins Family
10:00pm #312 Nutsch Family (encores Friday at 11am)
11:00pm #215 Harper Family
12:00am #112 Imbriani Family (encores Frisday at 12pm)

Friday, October 3
After the Storm Episodes (Hurricane Katrina)
9:00pm #329 Florida
10:00pm #330 Mississippi
11:00pm #331 New Orleans (encores Saturday at 8pm)
12:00am #332 Texas

Saturday, October 4
Two-Hour Episodes
9:00pm #205 Vardon Family (also airs 8am)
11:00pm #316 Crawford-Smith Family (encores Sunday at 8am)

Sunday, October 5
More Two-Hour Episodes
9:00pm #516 Gilyeat Family
11:00pm #517 Hughes Family





-Myths & Legends Season 2
Premieres Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Wednesdays at 10:00pm ET/PT for 7 Episodes/ 6 Weeks
TV Land Myths & Legends promises to go behind the scenes to investigate the mysteries that have grown up around some of Hollywood’s most memorable stars, TV shows, films and music. In a town called the Dream Factory, where reality collides with wild imagination, there’s a blurred line between truth and fiction. Did heavy metal rocker Ozzy Osbourne bite the head off of a live bat? Was Jayne Mansfield decapitated in her fatal automobile accident? Was a comic book based on the rock band KISS printed with the blood of the band members? Is J.Lo’s butt really insured for $1 billion dollars? We’ll explore these infamous mysteries and more on TV Land Myths & Legends Season 2 as we set the record straight about some of the most confused and confounding moments in entertainment history.

Encores:
Wednesdays at 1am
Thursdays 8pm
Fridays 12a
Saturdays 1:30pm & 10p-11p
Sundays 7-8a & 5p-6p
Mondays 10-11pm
Tuesdays 12-1am
Episodes:
#201 - Pigskins, Bats & That Darn Cat
#202 – Rock Gods & Movie Stars
#203 – Curses, Corpses & Alice Cooper
#204 – Blood Evidence
#205 – Shatner, Sinatra & Oscar
#206 – Manson, Monkees & Mr. Ed
#207 – Bigfoot Phone Home



-3rd Rock from the Sun Marathon
Saturday, October 11 from 11:59pm-6am ET/PT
Sunday, October 12 from 12pm-4pm ET/PT
TV Land welcomes the band of alien explorers posing as a typical "family" of four to observe human nature and relationships on the planet earth this weekend with a 6 hour marathon on Saturday night, October 11 and a 4 hour marathon on Sunday, October 12.
This marathon will open your eyes to what it’s like to be an earthling...from an alien's point of view with hand picked episodes of some of the best alien moments. Don't miss Tom, the “"nformation officer/teenage kid", Dick, the "high commander/egotistic physics professor", Harry, the
"transmitter/idiot" and Sally, the "security officer/sensitive and aggressive woman" as they attempt to navigate the emotions and physical needs of the inhabitants of the 3rd Rock From The Sun.
The series will regularly air weekdays at 8:30am starting October 1, weekdays (except Wed, Fri) from 10-11pm and Saturday nights from 1-2am starting the week of October 6.

Saturday, October 11
11:59pm #45 – Nightmare on Dick Street (Pt. 1)
12:30a #46 – Nightmare on Dick Street (Pt. 2)
1a #47 – Fun w/ Dick & Janet (Pt. 1)
1:30a #48 – Fun w/ Dick & Janet (Pt. 2)
2a #68 – Just Your Average Dick (Pt. 1)
2:30a #69 – Just Your Average Dick (Pt. 2)
3a #96 – Dick’s Big Giant Headache (Pt. 1)
3:30a #97 – Dick’s Big Giant Headache (Pt. 2)
4a #98 – Episode 1- The Baby Menace (Pt. 3)
4:30a #132 – You Don’t Know Dick
5a #138 – The Thing That Wouldn’t Die (Pt. 1)
5:30a #139 – The Thing That Wouldn’t Die (Pt. 2)

Sunday, October 12
12p #01 - Brains and Eggs
12:30p #20 - See Dick Run (Pt. 1)
1p #21 - See Dick Run (Pt. 2)
1:30p #22 - See Dick Run (Pt. 3)
2p #83 – Two Faced Dick
2:30p #106 – The Loud Solomon Family (A Dickumentary)
3p #118 - The Big Giant Head Returns Again (Pt. 1)
3:30p #119 - The Big Giant Head Returns Again (Pt. 2)








Blog Story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2008/08/tv-land-october-2008-sees-many-changes.html

I have mixed feelings about this schedule, but in a huge way it's a step up from September, so I have to applaud TV Land! In a huge change of pace, their 2 top shows, Andy Griffith and MASH, are out of primetime - I never thought I'd see that happen! And to think, it's the more current shows like Cosby, Scrubs, and 3rd Rock that pushed them out!

I'm an avid fan of EM:HE, but 2 episodes a night is too much - 1 episode is enough, especially since it's an hour long. I think we'll be seeing an episode cut soon. And I'm thrilled that Mad About You, Murphy Brown, and Designing Women are back - granted, it's at 4am, but I guess that's what DVR's are for-LOL

And Myths and Legends is by far their best reality show and the only one I have watched to date, if the episodes are good.

way too much Home Edition

7pm Home Edition is an encore from the previous night's 11pm episode, so they are maxing their plays for it...getting their money's worth by encoring it. Remember encores within 24 hours are free plays.

Mondays 11am encores at 7pm, so that takes care of that. Weekend two-hour episodes premiere 8-10am then encore Saturday 8-10pm and Sunday 6-8pm.

7pm Home Edition is an encore from the previous night's 11pm episode, so they are maxing their plays for it...getting their money's worth by encoring it. Remember encores within 24 hours are free plays.

Mondays 11am encores at 7pm, so that takes care of that. Weekend two-hour episodes premiere 8-10am then encore Saturday 8-10pm and Sunday 6-8pm.

Still, it's one way too much. it would have been better to encore it at like 5am instead.

I bet 3rd Rock will not last 10-11pm and M*A*S*H will return within weeks, leaving 3rd Rock just 8:30am. Scrubs they will not have a short leash with, like 3rd Rock. They will make that work no matter what.

I bet 3rd Rock will not last 10-11pm and M*A*S*H will return within weeks, leaving 3rd Rock just 8:30am. Scrubs they will not have a short leash with, like 3rd Rock. They will make that work no matter what.

I don't think they'd abandon 3rd Rock that fast - I think if it doesn't work at 10pm, they'll move it to like midnight or something. Scrubs I'm not too sure on. It may be the George Lopez of TV Land - a surprise hit.

3rd Rock was a cheap buy like Just Shoot Me, from the Program Exchange.

No More Three's Company? is it doing well?

I am sorry to see Three's Company going on another Hiatus

Forgot to mention Three's Company - it had another short run before going away again. I wish they'd give this show a decent slot again - it always did well for them in the past, I wonder why they could care less about it now. They renewed it just a year ago and barely used the plays.

Forgot to mention Three's Company - it had another short run before going away again. I wish they'd give this show a decent slot again - it always did well for them in the past, I wonder why they could care less about it now. They renewed it just a year ago and barely used the plays.
You are right. It one of the best show of all time and I remember when TV Land started showing Three's Company it was one of their Top Rated shows and now i am not sure and they just Renewed it and I think puttting it at 2:00Am is not giving it a chance But aleast I have all the Seasons on DVD but i would like to know that a show I like and a great TV Classic was being aired so new Viewers can Discover it.

You are right. It one of the best show of all time and I remember when TV Land started showing Three's Company it was one of their Top Rated shows and now i am not sure and they just Renewed it and I think puttting it at 2:00Am is not giving it a chance But aleast I have all the Seasons on DVD but i would like to know that a show I like and a great TV Classic was being aired so new Viewers can Discover it.

I think if they gave it a chance in primetime, it would do well. Maybe if 3rd Rock or Scrubs bombs, they can put in Three's Company as the replacement. It's very unlikely, and they'll probably use MASH instead, but it would still be nice to see TC where it belongs.

I honestly can't remember the last time TC aired in primetime - it had to be many years ago.

Three's Company was never slated to be more than August/September. It was added last minute in August. Originally it was only slated to air three times in September on Thursday late nights.

Good to see Murphy Brown back, and good to see that they're still running Night Court.

Good to see Murphy Brown back, and good to see that they're still running Night Court.

I'm surprised Night Court is still on, but I'm glad to see it's doing well. I'm also glad they haven't abandoned MB or MAY - I thought once they were gone in August they'd be gone for good, but I'm glad they're not!

I belive Three's Company should be in a daytime Slot like 3:30 pm CT Time on TV Land.

I'm loving the 3AM-6AM block

It's very interesting though how it just seems to constantly be the CLASSICS that do well - the originals do great on their first airing but they can't air repeats of them constantly with success and the newer vintage shows (like Mad, Murphy, Just Shoot Me, 3rd Rock, etc) never pull through. I realize MAY and MB were N@N retreads but the other 2 are given a chance and either fail (JSM) or will probably fail (3rd Rock)... we'll see about Scrubs. Yet, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, M*A*S*H, Hogan's Heroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Andy Griffith, Sanford and Son, Jeffersons, Good Times, Leave it to Beaver and I Love Lucy ALL get better time slots than the aforementioned shows.... just saying ;)

thank you for posting. none of t hose shows interest me at all ! i'll have to get more blockbuster dvds.

I'm loving the 3AM-6AM block

It's very interesting though how it just seems to constantly be the CLASSICS that do well - the originals do great on their first airing but they can't air repeats of them constantly with success and the newer vintage shows (like Mad, Murphy, Just Shoot Me, 3rd Rock, etc) never pull through. I realize MAY and MB were N@N retreads but the other 2 are given a chance and either fail (JSM) or will probably fail (3rd Rock)... we'll see about Scrubs. Yet, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, M*A*S*H, Hogan's Heroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Andy Griffith, Sanford and Son, Jeffersons, Good Times, Leave it to Beaver and I Love Lucy ALL get better time slots than the aforementioned shows.... just saying ;)

I do agree that it seems like the classics do better than the "modern classics" 80's and 90's shows. But, looking at this schedule, it seems like Beverly Hillbillies isn't doing as well as we might have thought - it's primetime and evening slots are gone, and it's only airing in afternoons and latenight - still better than some other shows, but maybe it isn't holding up too well in primetime. And I'm still surprised that TAGS and MASH are out of primetime this schedule - Andy is now only evening, MASH is only latenight. I think TV Land really wants the modern classics to do well, but its the classics that end up coming back.

All i got to say is I am so glad that 3rd rock is back on TV!

I think the programmers at TV Land must be on something. I mean, every month, they change the schedule around. Shows aren't on long enough for people to find them and start watching. Shows airs 10 times a day, then 2 times a day, then once a week, then their gone....all over the course of about two or three months. Does anyone know the ratings for TV Land now? They must be losing people...:mad:

Have these people lost their mind?!?New rule:no more shows on this network unless it's more than 20 years old!The tried,overplayed movies still on,trash and junk that they couldn't give away,and now,here comes 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN.This show haven't even been run into the ground in syndication,yet it's on this network;how come I'm not surprise?!I hope like all of the modern classics,it fail and fail hard!!!Then fired the idiots that running,or in this case,ruining this network!

I think the programmers at TV Land must be on something. I mean, every month, they change the schedule around. Shows aren't on long enough for people to find them and start watching. Shows airs 10 times a day, then 2 times a day, then once a week, then their gone....all over the course of about two or three months. Does anyone know the ratings for TV Land now? They must be losing people...:mad:They are on something to think that 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN is a classic;maybe in 20 years.there needs to be a new rule;no more "morden" classics,run into the ground movies,reality shows or any other junk,trash,nor bull:censored: !!!

I am glad to see The Cosby show on again plus Murphy Brown! It looks like I will be watching more TV Land now. I will miss Threes Company also. Its a great show.

:rant: I used to wish I had TV Land because it seemed like they would always show the classics. Now they have regressed into doing what the other stations have been doing (particularly Nick at Nite), showing relatively new shows. And what is with a reality show being aired on TV Land! I thought the whole point of TV Land was to air old shows that aren't around anymore! TV has really gone downhill. Thank God for TV on DVD. Never thought I'd be excited about paying to rent something that I used to be able to watch for free! :mad:



Andrea

No more All in the Family? This sucks

This entire channel sucks wind :mad:

But then I am used to that now which is why I no longer watch it so I really don't care what they air or not. I gave up on tv several years ago save for a few select channels like Turner Classic Movies, Fox Movie Channel, and some of the History / Discovery Channels.

I love that they're still showing Night Court, but I'm unhappy that they still are neglecting episodes. One I haven't seen since 2005 was an episode from either season 2 or 3 where everyone tells Dan to dress up because they're having a costume party and he ends up being the only one at the party in a costume when he arrives (I believe he was dressed as the Scarecrow from Wizard of OZ).

They did recently play the one where Harry gets the yellow Mel Torme lunchbox and I hadn't seen that one since the marathon.

TVLand is notorious for skipping episodes of several series from what I understand. It seems they are repeating the first season or two of The Beverly Hillbillies over and over from what i can tell by my digital cable guide. I guess they don't have rights except for the first two seasons...or they have some idiot doing the programming. My guess is the later. ;)

TV Land really needs to change it's name.It resembles nothing to what it was and the audience that it courted 10 years ago.It resembles this country nowadays.Chase the dollar at all costs and don't give a damn about who brung ya to the dance in the first place.This company needs to stop hiding behind illusion they are a classic TV channel.I rarely watch TV Land anymore and that's too bad because this used to be my favorite.

i'm glad to see a network airing 3rd Rock From The Sun---that show is just way to funny to not be on. i'm actually surprised it hasn't shown up on TBS yet, it seems like a perfect fit for TBS and their brand of comedy.

"EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION" TAKES OVER TV LAND PRIMETIME IN WEEK-LONG PROGRAMMING EVENT BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 29

Robin Williams, Susan Lucci And Jeff Foxworthy Join Tim McGraw, Martina McBride, Andrea Bocelli And The Goo Goo Dolls In Week-long Marathon Of Fan Favorites


New York, NY September 22, 2008 -- TV Land assembles a marathon of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" episodes evoking laughter, tears and everything in between when the series launches daily, beginning September 29. The week-long "Extreme Makeover Takeover" event airs in primetime from Monday, September 29th through Sunday, October 5th from 9:00pm-1:00am. The "Extreme Makeover Takeover" features over 20 fan favorite episodes including one about a South Central LA super-mom, "Sweet" Alice Harris as well as episodes with some of entertainment's biggest names like Robin Williams, Martina McBride and the Goo Goo Dolls.

"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" has changed the lives of many worthy American families who have faced financial and personal tragedies. The show features Ty Pennington and his team of contractors, designers and hundreds of workers, who practically raze the old homes, repair, restore and redesign them, in a lightning fast pace of just one week. From the rousing "Good morning!" wake-up call to the exhilarating call to "move that bus" when families get their first glimpse at their new home, "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" continues to deliver to its fans a wide range of gut-wrenching emotions.

"'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'" fits perfectly in the TV Land primetime line-up," commented Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. "The show's theme of redemption and renewal resounds and deeply connects with our viewers in their 40's and 50's."

The hit series, which begins its sixth season on ABC this fall, currently features the design squad of team leader Ty Pennington, with designers Paul DiMeo, Paige Hemmis, Michael Moloney, Ed Sanders, Tracy Hutson, Eduardo Xol, John Littlefield, Rib HIllis and Didiayer.

Families featured* in the week-long "Extreme Makeover Takeover" event include:

Monday, September 29th 9pm Jones Family
Sabrena Jones is a registered nurse and single mother of three. In addition to her nursing shifts, she runs a medical apparel company and clothing donation center out of her living room. To date, her organization has given thousands of dollars to families who were hurt by Hurricane Katrina. Her family's rough living conditions have not set Sabrena or her family back, but repair to their house would certainly improve their lives.

Monday, September 29th 10pm Peter Family
Guest appearance by Susan Lucci and Fabio
The Peter Family are emigrants from Guyana who came to America in 1996 to build a new life. In December 2004, tragedy struck and their tri-level colonial home burst into flames taking all of their possessions. Penniless and without any other recourse, the Peter Family was forced to live in their burned-out house with no heat, hot water and very little electricity.

Monday, September 29th 11pm Thibodeau Family
Guest appearances by Andrea Bocelli, Damien Fahey and John Littlejohn
Twelve-year-old Siehera Thiboudeau was born with a large hole in her heart. While awaiting her fifth surgery, she experienced complications with her kidneys and lungs. Her frail body needs warmth that her family's home cannot provide.

Monday, September 29th 12am Tipton-Smith Family
Guest appearance by Jo Dee Messina
Faith Tipton-Smith is a single mother raising three children. After 25 years of working at the same job, she was finally able to afford a home for her family. In February 2005, that home, filled with memories and mementos burned to the ground. Exactly three months to the day, Faith lost her son in a horrible car accident.

Tuesday, September 30th 9pm Bliven Family
Guest appearance by Tim McGraw
A home is rebuilt for the Bliven family to accommodate their son who has cerebral palsy and must use a wheelchair. Mom Michelle started a baseball league for kids with special needs. Country music star Tim McGraw meets the family and invites them to his concert.

Tuesday, September 30th 10pm Farina Family
Guest appearance by John Littlefield
Shawna Farina grew up watching her young 29-year-old mother battle breast cancer. Three weeks before her 26th birthday, doctors confirmed what Shawna had long feared - that she too had breast cancer. The Farina family's dreams of fixing up their old farmhouse are no longer possible due to the rising medical bills.

Tuesday, September 30th 11pm Kibe Family
Life was good for the Kibe family, after moving from the city to the country to fulfill dad Shawn's dream of being a farmer and making a better life for his family of five. After a devastating fire less than a year later, the family was forced to move into a tiny one-bedroom rented trailer.

Tuesday, September 30th 12am Cadigan-Scott Family
Tragically this family of eight kids lost both their mother and father to heart problems all in a two-week span of time. The older siblings moved home to care for the younger children so that they could stay together and not be shuttled off to foster homes. In a new phase in their lives, the Cadigan-Scott family, is supported by local police officers, firefighters, teachers, church member and business owners who help the design team fix up the run-down 1400-square foot home.

Wednesday, October 1st, 9pm Gilliam Family
Maryann Gilliam and her six children of Armada Township, MI, lost their father/husband in a tragic, unexpected death on Christmas Eve. As a result of her husband's autopsy, Maryann learned that the basement of her family's home was contaminated with dangerous levels of toxic spores. The new house was built in the fastest time ever in the show's history - in 53 hours and 54 minutes - which is half the show's normal build time!

Wednesday, October 1st 10pm DeAeth Family
Guest appearance by Robin Williams
Animal lovers Dale and Melanie DeAeth of Washington, Texas, started the True Blue Animal Rescue organization, with their three children, Jessica, Cory and Colton. Their True Blue Animal Rescue organization provides a safe haven to horses, dogs and other animals that need loving care - and it's run out of their humble home.

Wednesday, October 1st 11pm Burns Family
Guest appearance by Mr. T
At 6-months-old, Benjamin Burn's sister was playing with him and accidentally fractured his arm. After several other injuries and hospital visits, Child Protective Services was called and Benjamin was separated for three months from his parents, who were accused of child abuse. Benjamin was finally diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), a genetic disorder characterized by bones that break easily and the Burns were cleared of the abuse charges and allowed to bring their son home.

Wednesday, October 1st, 12am Harris Family
"Sweet" Alice Harris was named the Lieutenant Governor's California Woman of the Year in 2002 for her endless efforts over the last 35 years to clean up the Watts neighborhood of South Central Los Angeles. When her family's home suffered water damage from a severe storm, they lost all their personal belongings and for two months had to live out of just one bedroom.

Thursday, October 2nd, 9pm Hawkins Family
In early April 2006, a massive F-3 tornado tore through firefighter Jerrod Hawkins' hometown of Henderson, TN. The Hawkins' home was completely destroyed and Jerrod's wife, Amy, was left paralyzed after heroically saving their sons lives by lying on top of them in their basement. Led by the Brentwood Fire Department, the community has rallied around the family with food, monetary and material donations.

Thursday, October 2nd, 10pm Nutsch Family
Guest appearances by Gabrielle Reece and Martina McBride
Kevin and Cathy Nutsch and their five daughters from Douglas, Kansas, lost everything that was near and dear to them when their house literally exploded due to a propane leak. It only took seconds to completely obliterate 17 years of memories for the Nutsch family.

Thursday, October 2nd, 11pm Harper Family
Guest appearance by Jeff Foxworthy
Several years ago, Patricia and Milton Harper lost their two-year-old son when he choked on his food. At the time, the family was living in the projects in Brooklyn, New York where sadly, the paramedics couldn't get to the child in time to save his life. After putting in long hours and saving up every penny they had, the Harpers packed up their children and bought their first home which turned out to be a lemon - every time a rain storm hit, their septic tank would back up and flood their suburban home.

Thursday, October 2nd, 12am Imbriani Family
Brook Imbriani, a young, divorced mother of two, moved back into her childhood home in San Bernardino, California, to help her disabled mother take care of her dying father. After her father's death, Brook stepped up to be a bone marrow donor to ten-month-old Esmerelda Ramirez, a move that saved the girl's life.

Friday, October 3rd 9pm Florida (After the Storm)
Guest appearance Chris Botti
In October 2005, Hurricane Wilma, identified as one of the most intense hurricanes in American history, tore apart homes and lives as it ripped through Florida. The design team travels to weather-ravaged Broward County to help rebuild a local woman's soup kitchen and shelter that helps heal the hearts of thousands. In addition, the team helps create a dream wedding for a young couple whose own wedding was washed out twice, first by Hurricane Wilma and then Katrina. And lastly, the home stadium of the 2003 Little League World Champions is completely refurbished just in time for opening day.

Friday, October 3rd, 10pm Mississippi (After the Storm)
With all the heartaches and devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina, a once-vibrant community now looks like a war zone: Casino barges traveled 800 feet into apartment buildings, while elsewhere neighborhood homes and businesses simply vanished. Now the design team of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" heads to Biloxi to rebuild some cornerstones of the community, including a local free medical clinic, and to erect a new memorial to the victims of Katrina.

Friday, October 3rd 11pm, New Orleans (After the Storm)
When Hurricane Katrina and the post-storm flooding hit New Orleans, the 118 year-old First Emmanuel Baptist Church was badly damaged. Design team members and a local builder renovate the church and bring the community back for its first service since the hurricane. Additionally, in Katrina's aftermath, thousands of pets were rescued and sent to foster homes and shelters nationwide. Paul DiMeo fulfills the wishes of many families in an emotional segment by reuniting them with their furry friends. Finally, in hard-hit St. Bernard Parish, Paige Hemmis helps returning residents track down irreplaceable family photos in their devastated homes and has professional photo restorers save what was thought to be lost forever.

Friday, October 3rd 12am, Texas (After the Storm)
Guest appearance by the Goo Goo Dolls
Sabine Pass, Texas, a small oil town of just 600 people, was hammered by Hurricane Rita in 2005. Firehouse No. 4 was the town's only engine serving its population in emergencies. During the storm, the heroic firefighters worked a grueling 36-hour shift to save many lives before returning to their ravaged firehouse, only to find that this home away from home had been completely destroyed.

Saturday, October 4th 9pm/10pm Vardon Family
When Stefan Vardon, 14, wrote a heart-warming school essay about his deaf parents and his blind and autistic 12-year-old brother, he had no idea that it would lead to the team from "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" showing up at his family's door. In back-to-back episodes, the design team transforms the Vardon's ordinary 980-square-foot home into a dream home outfitted with the latest communications and safety devices for people with hearing loss and sight limitations.

Saturday, October 4th 11pm Crawford-Smith Family
Once a renowned dancer with the Dance Theatre of Harlem, Carol Crawford-Smith had to abandon her passion for performing when she was stricken with multiple sclerosis. She is committed to passing along her love of dance to others, saying "I'd rather smile and keep going than cry and feel sorry for myself." Carol's dream has always been to have her home and studio in one place so she can continue to teach and spend precious time with her young boys.

Sunday, October 5th 9pm Thomas Family
On September 11, 2001, Jason Thomas helped rescue two police officers who were trapped in the debris from the twin towers. Though he risked his life to save them, his identity was a secret until he saw a trailer for a motion picture that depicted his rescue. The heroic rescue was later made into a feature film, "World Trade Center," starring Nicholas Cage as one of the rescued police officers. Thomas' heroism was finally rewarded with a new home that is safe and strong.

Sunday, October 5th 11pm Rogers Family
Betsy Rogers is a single mother who is well-known in her community for her selfless attitudes and strong morals. Because of her brother's medical problems, Betsy must take him in along with his three children. The newly-increased family of thirteen is crammed into the Rogers' two-bedroom home. The tiny house is literally falling apart around them with walls separating from each other, windows cracked and broken and a water heater which only supplies enough heat for one warm shower.

"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" is produced by Endemol USA, a division of Endemol Holding and distributed by Disney-ABC Domestic Television. David Goldberg is president of Endemol USA. The series originally premiered on ABC on December 3, 2003.

* Subject to change without notice

TV LAND INVESTIGATES HOLLYWOOD'S MOST FASCINATING MYSTERIES WITH THE PREMIERE OF "MYTHS AND LEGENDS" ON OCTOBER 8

Seven-Episode Series Will Air in TV Land PRIME

TVLand.com Provides Users a "Truly Amazing Fact-of-the-Day" Interactive Experience


New York, NY - September 22, 2008 -- TV Land takes a closer look at some of the most shocking stories that have become notorious and compelling Hollywood tales in the second season premiere of "Myths and Legends" on Wednesday, October 8 at 10 p.m. (ET/PT) (review copy available upon request). The series will debut during TV Land PRIME, the network's new primetime programming block designed to appeal to the attitudes, life stage and interests of people in their 40s and 50s. The seven-episode series examines some of pop culture's most talked about stories revolving around Hollywood's most famous entertainers such as Ozzy Osbourne, James Dean, Jennifer Lopez, Marilyn Monroe, William Shatner, Jack Nicholson and Susan Lucci. Myths and Legends will search the truth behind the rampant rumors that have circulated around Hollywood and have made tabloid headlines. Archival clips and original interviews with television, music and movie insiders, fans and those who have a direct connection with some of these fables will put to rest those frustrating questions that have loomed around Hollywood for years. Produced by Gay Rosenthal Productions, each 30-minute episode searches for the truth behind these infamous stories.

Starting on September 29th, TVLand.com will offer a "Truly Amazing Fact of the Day" that provides users with a daily fact that debunks urban myths and legends related to television, entertainment, movies, music and more. The widget is compatible with social networking sites including Facebook and MySpace, and popular start pages including iGoogle and My Yahoo!. The "Truly Amazing Fact of the Day" application can be picked up virally or from TVLand.com, and embedded into almost any web page.

The following questions will be answered in the upcoming episodes of "Myths and Legends;"

Wednesday, October 8th at 10 p.m. "PIGSKINS, BATS & THAT DARN CAT"

Did heavy metal rocker Ozzy Osbourne intentionally bite the head off a live bat, during one of his concert performances? Is comedian Phyllis Diller really the mother of soap star Susan Lucci? Did J. Edgar Hoover really organize a team of FBI agents to spy on the making of Disney's "That Darn Cat?" Is one of the most-watched programs in sports history - the Super Bowl - really the cause of a phenomenon known as the Halftime Flush? Was Hollywood's most iconic blond bomb shell, Marilyn Monroe, murdered?

Wednesday, October 15th at 10:00 p.m. "MANSON, MONKEES & MISTER ED"

Did Jennifer Lopez, one of Hollywood's most famous stars, insure one of her assets for one billion dollars? Was television's beloved talking horse, "Mr. Ed," actually played by a zebra? Did cult leader Charles Manson really audition for the pop sensation group The Monkees and did he pen a song for The Beach Boys? Did a coin toss put Richie Valens on a flight that ended his life and the life of three other rock pioneers?

Wednesday, October 22nd at 10p.m. "BLOOD EVIDENCE"

Did two of "Star Wars" most beloved characters, R2-D2 and C-3PO, make a cameo in another Steven Spielberg/George Lucas blockbuster movie "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark?" Did the woman Jack Nicholson thought to be his sister actually turn out to be his mother? Was "Hogan's Heroes" actor Bob Crane killed by his best friend? Is the comic book based on the rock band KISS printed with the blood of the band members?

Wednesday, October 29th at 10 p.m. "SHATNER, SINATRA & OSCAR"

Was William Shatner's face the inspiration behind serial killer Michael Myers' mask in the grisly "Halloween" slasher movies? Was the Academy Award statue named after Bette Davis' husband because of the similarity of their backsides or was it named by a secretary working at the Academy? Was singer Dean Torrance of Jan & Dean part of the conspiracy to kidnap Frank Sinatra Jr.? Did the U.S. military run a secret movie studio in Laurel Canyon?

Wednesday, November 5th at 10 p.m. "ROCK GODS & SUPERSTARS"

Did Pete Townshend lose part of his hearing after an explosive appearance by The Who on "The Smothers Brothers?" Did powerhouse movie studio Sony Pictures create a fictitious critic to promote their movies such as "The Animal" and "A Knight's Tale?" Was Jayne Mansfield decapitated in her fatal automobile accident? Was rock n' roll hall of famer Rick Nelson freebasing cocaine with his band when their plane caught fire, causing a fatal crash?

Wednesday November 11th at 10 p.m. "CURSES, CORPSES & ALICE COOPER"

Did Eddie Haskell, from "Leave It to Beaver," grow up to become rock star Alice Cooper? Was John Barrymore's corpse taken from the mortuary and propped up in Errol Flynn's home? Was Arnold Schwarzenegger originally cast as "The Incredible Hulk?" Was James Dean's car cursed?

Wednesday November 19th at 10 p.m. "BIGFOOT PHONE HOME"

Did the well-known household detergent, Ivory Snow, feature a young Marilyn Chambers on their box prior to her rise to fame as an adult film actress? Did Mars Inc. - makers of M&M's really turn down product placement in the 1982 hit film "E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial," paving the way for Reese's Pieces to cash in on E.T.'s success? Was Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones murdered? Is the famous grainy footage of "Bigfoot" a hoax?

"Myths and Legends" is a Gay Rosenthal Production produced exclusively for TV Land. Executive Producers are Gay Rosenthal and Paul Barrosse from Gay Rosenthal Productions and Sal Maniaci, senior vice president, development and original programming, TV Land. Nicholas Caprio of Gay Rosenthal Productions is Co-Executive Producer.

About TV Land PRIME and TV Land

TV Land PRIME is TV Land's prime time programming destination designed for people in their mid-forties and the exclusive home to the premieres of the network's original programming, contemporary television series acquisitions and movies. TV Land PRIME is part of TV Land, a network dedicated to presenting the best in entertainment on all platforms for consumers in their 40s and 50s. Consisting of original programming, acquired shows, hit movies and full-service web site, TV Land is now seen in over 93 million U.S. homes.

CMT (sister station of TV Land) will also add Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to its line-up.
The series joins with a marathon on Saturday, October 4 from 2-8PM ET. Then it will air weekdays at 5PM ET and 8PM ET starting October 6. On TV Land it will air weekdays at 7PM and 11PM ET, among other times (see first post of this thread).

http://www.cmt.com/shows/dyn/extreme_makeover_home_edition/series.jhtml

I was wondering if Extreme Makeober Home Edition to go to Another Station.

Why would you wonder that if it was on TV Land already, lol?

say for example Reno 911 was airing on WGNO-ABC26 and in May of 2008 Reno 911 moved to NOLA38 again this is just an example.

What does that have to do with anything? Extreme Home Makeover is not moving to CMT. It will ALSO air on CMT. I clearly said that in the post.

That's a lot of Extreme Makeover:HE. 4 hours every night? :eek:

That's a lot of Extreme Makeover:HE. 4 hours every night? :eek:


I don't even care anymore, it's just so funny to see how TV Land gets worse every year-lol

TV LAND reminds me of

Season 15 of the Jeffersons
Season 10 of Sanford and Son
Season 12 of Cosby Show
Season 10 of God Times

LOL

'TV Land PRIME' Hits the Airwaves Tonight, October 6

TV Land's Dynamic New Primetime Programming Block Includes The Premiere Of "3rd Rock From The Sun" And The Return Of The Network's Original Series "Myths & Legends"


NEW YORK, Oct. 6 -- This is NOT your Father's TV Land. Beginning, tonight, October 6, 2008, the network launches TV Land PRIME, a new primetime programming destination designed to appeal to the attitudes, life stage and interests of people in their 40s and 50s, catering specifically to people in their mid-40s. Equipped with a new logo, color scheme and on-air graphics, as well as the premieres of the original series "Myths & Legends" and the hit sitcom "3rd Rock From The Sun," TV Land PRIME will air Monday through Friday, 9PM to Midnight ET/PT with programming that is entertaining, engaging and escapist. Moving forward, all of TV Land's original programming, including the return of hit franchises "High School Reunion," "She's Got The Look," and the original series "The Cougar," contemporary television series acquisitions and movies will premiere solely in this daypart.

"This is a very exciting time in our channel's history," states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. "We're thrilled to have a destination where people in their 40s and 50s can go to find programming that reflects their stage of life."

TV Land PRIME kicks off this week with the following schedule:

-- Back-to-back episodes of "Scrubs" Monday through Friday from 9PM to 10PM.

-- The series premiere of "3rd Rock From The Sun" Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday with two consecutive episodes starting at 10PM. This Emmy Award-winning sitcom features four extra-terrestrial scientists sent to Earth to pose as a human family so they can study human beings.

-- The return of the TV Land original series "Myths & Legends" on Wednesday, October 8 at 10PM ET/PT. "Myths & Legends" attempts to answer all those burning questions that have been endlessly lurking in the minds of pop culture junkies for years. Questions in the premiere episode include: Did heavy metal rocker Ozzy Osbourne bite the head off a live bat? Did the FBI really investigate Disney's "That Darn Cat?" Was Marilyn Monroe murdered? The series is executive produced by Gay Rosenthal Productions ("Little People, Big World").

-- The uplifting series "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" takes over the 11PM to Midnight hour Monday through Thursday with episodes including a modern day Brady Bunch still living in separate homes.

-- The TV Land premiere of "Police Academy" at 10PM on October 10 as TV Land PRIME's "Friday Night Movie."

TV Land PRIME will also offer advertising and sponsorship opportunities beyond the traditional 30-second commercial spot. Key advertisers will be able to integrate their marketing messages into the network's programming in unique ways during TV Land PRIME, including product integration, co-branded interstitials and convergent on-air and online opportunities.

Online, viewers can visit TVLandPRIME.com to fully experience the programming in TV Land PRIME. The Web site includes a mix of features such as exclusive original and acquired video content, games, trivia, photos, entertainment news and the ability to connect with other fans to offer a rich entertainment experience.

TV Land PRIME? Sounds like a channel I used to know.

Does this mean that next year they'll change their name to TV Land TVTropolis?

Just curious...

LOL!

Sal, TV Tropolis is doing a Seinfeld marathon all day long for the Canadian Thanksgiving, can't wait!

For this weekend (Oct. 18-19) ONLY:

Changes ONLY

Saturday, October 18
8:00a-10:00a Leave it to Beaver (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
1:30p I Love Lucy (replaces Myths & Legends encore)
6:00p-8:00p 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces The Cosby Show)
8:00p-10:00p The Cosby Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
10:00p-12:00a The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Scrubs 2x/Myths & Legends 2x encores)
1:00a-2:00a The Cosby Show (replaces 3rd Rock from the Sun)

Sunday, October 19
7:00a Gunsmoke (replaces Bonanza)
8:00a-10:00a Bonanza (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
4:00p-8:00p 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces Scrubs 2x/Myths & Legends 2x encore/Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
8:00p-10:00p Andy Griffith Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
10:00p-12:00a M*A*S*H (replaces Andy Griffith Show)

Last minute changes:

Effective Monday, October 20, 2008

CHANGES LISTED ONLY!!!

Weekdays
4:00p The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Hogan's Heroes)
4:30p The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Hogan's Heroes)
5:00p Hogan's Heroes (replaces The Andy Griffith Show)
5:30p Hogan's Heroes (replaces The Andy Griffith Show)
7:00p The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
7:00p The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition cont)
12:00a M*A*S*H (replaces The Cosby Show); The Cosby Show (Fri)
12:30a M*A*S*H (replaces The Cosby Show); The Cosby Show (Fri)
1:00a The Cosby Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
1:30a The Cosby Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
2:00a Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces Hogan's Heroes/The Beverly Hillbillies)

Saturdays
8:00a-10:00a Andy Griffith/I Love Lucy (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
1:30p I Love Lucy/Movie (replaces Myths & Legends encore)
6:00p-8:00p 3rd Rock from the Sun (replaces The Cosby Show)
8:00p-10:00p The Cosby Show (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
10:00p-12:00a The Andy Griffith Show (replaces Scrubs 2x/Myths & Legends 2x encores)

Sundays
7:00a Gunsmoke (replaces Bonanza)
8:00a-10:00a Bonanza (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
10:00am-1:00pm/2:00pm I Love Lucy (extended)
1:00PM-7:00PM or 2:00PM-8:00PM TV Land Goes West extended (replaces 4pm and on Scrubs 2x/Myths & Legends 2x encore/Extreme Makeover: Home Edition two-hour episode)
7:00PM & 7:30PM The Andy Griffith Show (when TV Land Goes West ends at 7PM)
8:00p-10:00p Andy Griffith Show (replaces M*A*S*H)
10:00p-12:00a M*A*S*H (replaces Andy Griffith Show)

I know I will be watching M*A*S*H This coming Sunday at 9:00 pm CT Time along with the weeknight 11:00 pm and 11:30 pm Central Time.

Looks like Extreme Makeover: HE isn't doing that well. But, so far it seems like 3rd Rock and Cosby (especially) are doing pretty well. Bringing Andy back in to lead into TV Land PRIME doesn't sound that great, though. They're still relying on this and MASH to bring in the audience.

EM: HE is doing fine. They just pulled the two-hour ones.

EM: HE is doing fine. They just pulled the two-hour ones.

And they moved the 7pm airing to latenights. That can't be a good sign, can it?

No it isn't, but 11pm is fine. And that is the primary airing.

Great Move by TV Land, now I have no more GAP in between the 11pm and 1am Hour with the Cosby Show on at 12am.

It was nothing on but Home Improvement and it was killing me-lol