This is the schedule I came up with. I should note that no schedule would turn the ratings around and put NBC on top. The only thing that can do that is time. This schedule would hopefully attract new viewers who would by next season put us in the top two. This is just to leave behind Zucker's work and begin our journey forward.

I've cut down Jay Leno's time (sorry Jay, you shouldn't have stayed with NBC). Instead of five times a week, he's on three times.

You'll notice there are NO reality shows.

**NBC: Fall 2009**

Sundays
8:00 - (New Situation Comedy)
8:30 - (New Situation Comedy)
9:00 - (New Situation Comedy)
9:30 - (New Situation Comedy)
10:00 - Lipstick Jungle
11:00 - The News
11:30 - (New Late Night Talk Show)

More comedies is our thing at NBC this season. Since we were lacking in that department, NBC Sundays has four brand new three-camera sitcoms. Followed by "Lipstick Jungle", which may have been canceled, I'm not sure. But I'm assuring it another season. After the news, we'll debut a Sunday only late night talk show. Not sure who the host would be, but we'd know before it debuts, lol.

Mondays
8:00 - Heroes
9:00 - Medium
10:00 - Dollhouse (We bought this from FOX, who I'm sure will cancel it)
11:00 - The News
11:30 - The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien
12:30 - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
1:30 - Last Call with Carson Daly

Mondays start with "Heroes" followed by "Medium". The big news is that we've stolen "Dollhouse" from FOX, which I'm pretty confident will be canceled. We hope it gets better ratings being on a better night. And maybe in the coming seasons, we can develop a friendly relationship with Joss Whedon and he can create a new show for NBC!

Tuesdays
8:00 - The Office
8:30 - My Name Is Earl
9:00 - (New Situation Comedy)
9:30 - 30 Rock
10:00 - The Jay Leno Show
11:00 - The News
11:30 - The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien
12:30 - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
1:30 - Last Call with Carson Daly

This is where the Thursday comedies went. In my mind, Thursday was always #1 for NBC and Tuesday was always their #2. So I wanted to keep Tuesdays as a big comedy night. "The Office", "My Name Is Earl", and "30 Rock" have moved to Tuesday, with a brand new single camera comedy. "Jay Leno" gets his first night of the week, hoping to top off a night of comedy, with Leno.

Wednesdays
8:00 - Life
9:00 - Friday Night Lights
10:00 - (New Drama)
11:00 - The News
11:30 - The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien
12:30 - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
1:30 - Last Call with Carson Daly

Originally I had this night as three all new dramas. But I decided to change it. "Life" heads the night. "Friday Night Lights" which bombs on Fridays (because Fridays are terrible for high ratings), I'm moving it to Wednesday to see how many more viewers it attracts. The primetime night ends with a brand new drama.

Thursdays
8:00 - Chuck
9:00 - (New Situation Comedy)
9:30 - (New Situation Comedy)
10:00 - The Jay Leno Show
11:00 - The News
11:30 - The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien
12:30 - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
1:30 - Last Call with Carson Daly

Our new Thursday nights kicks off with "Chuck". That's followed by two brand new sitcoms. They will be three-camera sitcoms. "Jay Leno" tops off the primetime night. Which is then followed by the news, Conan, Fallon and Carson.

Fridays
8:00 - Kings
9:00 - Dateline NBC
10:00 - The Jay Leno Show
11:00 - The News
11:30 - The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien
12:30 - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
1:30 - Last Call with Carson Daly

We know people aren't home Fridays. Or at least ratings dictate that. So I'm just slapping "Kings" and "Dateline NBC" together. I didn't put much care onto this night. Maybe *next* season, I'll try something to actually attract ratings. Oh, yeah, and "Jay Leno" gets his third night of the week on Friday.

Saturday
8:00 - Law & Order
9:00 - Law & Order: SVU
10:00 - Law & Order: Criminal Intent
11:00 - The News
11:30 - Saturday Night Live

I know "Law & Order" is a popular franchise and maybe it's dumb to put them all together on one night. But it's either this or I cancel all three shows (at at least let USA air original episodes of 'SVU' and 'CI'). And of course, "SNL" is still on the schedule.

Nice schedule. I like the no reality show concept.

Since you're running things now, could you bring back My Own Worst Enemy?

I liked that show.

Also, bring back Knight Rider and cancel it again.

Thanks. High five.

;)

Since you're running things now, could you bring back My Own Worst Enemy?

Midseason. ;)

And as for Knight Rider, I could advertisde that "Knight Rider" is coming back!!! And then air a rerun of the classic David Hasseloff series, lol. And after the episode, go "What? There was another 'Knight Rider'? I don't think so!"

Not too bad . I'm glad you kept Chuck on the schedule. It's the best thing on NBC right now. It's too bad that nobody's watching it.

7 new sitcoms. 3 returning sitcoms. That's 10 sitcoms on my schedule. I have to admit, I've never seen any of the non-sitcoms here, so I don't know which ones go well together. Just be glad I brought them back at all, lol.

Nice with the situation comedies - axe all the single-cam shows like 30 Rock and The Office (which are not the hits NBC makes them out to be), and get back the multi-cam sitcoms, and that's all NBC needs to do to get out of last place. IMO, it's the sitcoms and the bad dramas that are keeping them in the whole.

I'd keep the reality shows, just because like Biggest Loser and to a lesser extent, Celebrity Apprentice, they're doing well for the network.

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Weekday Schedule Wake Up Laughing! nothing but classics

7:00am Happy Days

7:30am Laverne And Shirley

8:00am Mork And Mindy

8:30am Threes Company

9:00am All In The Family

9:30am Jeffersons

10:00am Good Times

10:30am Maude

11:00am Welcome Back Kottor

11:30am WKRP in Cincinnati

12:00pm The Courtship of Eddie's Father

12:30pm My Favorite Martian
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1:00pm Incredible Hulk

2:00pm Knight Rider

3:00pm Dukes Of Hazzard

4:00pm Dallas

5:00pm Knots Landing

6:00pm A-Team

7:00pm Airwolf

8:00pm Magnum Pi

9:00pm Simon And Simon

10:00pm Miami Vice

11:00pm Rockford Files
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12:00am Night Court

12:30pm My Two Dads

1:00am Cheers

1:30am Cosby Show

2:00am Family Ties

2:30am Charles In Charge

3:00am Perfect Strangers

3:30am Head Of The Class

4:00am 227

4:30am Amen

5:00am Golden Girls

5:30am Empty Nest

6:00am Diff Rent Strokes

6:30am Facts Of Life

7:00am Gimme A Break

7:30am Mamas Family
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Saturday Morning Line Up.

8:00am Super Mario Bros Super Show

8:30am Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids

9:00am Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtels

9:30am Gi Joe Real American Hero

10:00am He Man And The Masters Of The Universe

10:30am Thundercats

11:00am Transformers

11:30am Voltron
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12:00pm One Day At A Time

12:30pm Too Close For Comfort

1:00pm Taxi

1:30pm Barney Miller

2:00pm Odd Couple

2;30pm Love American Style

3:00pm Alice

3:30pm Brady Bunch

4:30pm Partridge Family

5:00pm Sanford And Son

5:30pm Sanford
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6:00pm Mission Impossible

7:00pm Starsky & Hutch

8:00pm Chips

9:00pm Columbo

10:00pm Fall Guy

11:00pm Charles Angels

12:00am Wonder Woman

1:00am Baywatch

2:00am Silk Stalkings

3:00am Remington Steel

4:00am Equalizer

5:00am Mike Hammer
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Sunday Morning Line Up

6:00am Tom and Jerry Show

6:30am Popeye

7:00am Buggs Bunny

7:30am Smurfs

8:00am Yogi Bear

8:30am Inspector Gadget

9:00am Speed Racer

9:30am Bullwinkle n Rocky Show

10:00am Garfield And Friends

10:30am Heathcliff
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11:00am Gilligan's Island

11:30am Gidget

12:00pm MY Three Sons

12:30pm Patty Duke Show

1:00pm Dick Van Dyke Show

1:30pm The Donna Reed Show

2:00pm Andy Griffith Show

2:30pm The Honeymooners

3:00pm I Dream Of Jeannie

3:30pm Bewitched

4:00pm The Ghost And Mis Muir

4:30pm Munsters

5:00pm Adam 12

5:30pm Dragnet

6:00am Batman

6:30am Batman
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7:00pm Greatest American Hero

8:00pm Highlander The Series

9:00pm Lois & Clark / The Adventures of Superman

10:00pm Fantasy Island

11:00pm Eight is Enough

12:00am Love Boat

1:00am Father Dowling Mysteries

2:00am St. Elsewhere

3:00am Fame

4:00am Picket Fences

5:00am party Of Five

6:00am Touched by an Angel
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Nice with the situation comedies - axe all the single-cam shows like 30 Rock and The Office (which are not the hits NBC makes them out to be), and get back the multi-cam sitcoms, and that's all NBC needs to do to get out of last place. IMO, it's the sitcoms and the bad dramas that are keeping them in the whole.

I'd keep the reality shows, just because like Biggest Loser and to a lesser extent, Celebrity Apprentice, they're doing well for the network.

I guess NBC aired too many multi-camera clunkers in the late 90s and into the 2000s. They had more success with the single camera shows. However, that's clearly not working anymore. Keep some around. But yeah, all but one of my new comedies I'd add to the schedule are multi-camera sitcoms. Tuesday is single camera night, while Sunday and Thursday are multi-camera sitcoms.

And as for the reality shows, I'm still proud of the "zero reality show" campaign I have. :) Though I wouldn't be opposed to letting USA air new episodes of any of those shows.

I guess NBC aired too many multi-camera clunkers in the late 90s and into the 2000s. They had more success with the single camera shows. However, that's clearly not working anymore. Keep some around. But yeah, all but one of my new comedies I'd add to the schedule are multi-camera sitcoms. Tuesday is single camera night, while Sunday and Thursday are multi-camera sitcoms.

And as for the reality shows, I'm still proud of the "zero reality show" campaign I have. :) Though I wouldn't be opposed to letting USA air new episodes of any of those shows.

I wouldn't mind seeing sitcoms on Sundays again. I think CBS should do it - a nice comedy hour maybe on Sundays at 8pm. It's a shame they've ditched mutli-cams. That's just another point of how stupid Zucker really is. Seeing how successful CBS is with their sitcoms, you'd think they'd follow, but they won't. Not sure if it's stupidity or just stubborness.

And you know NBC would never get rid of Biggest Loser now - it gains a million viewers this season and all of a sudden its one of their top shows.

if it was me id bring knight rider back n keep it on

if it was me id bring knight rider back n keep it on

Knight Rider did OKAY this season - better in the fall than in the winter. Maybe for next season, since NBC has 3 open hours on Saturdays to fill, Knight Rider could be an option for Saturday.

true i just want it back on dont care what day its on

Adam, you should forward your schedule to NBC and see if they listen.

Nice schedule. It would be good to have FNL back on Wednesdays.

Nice schedule. It would be good to have FNL back on Wednesdays.

Was it on Wednesdays before, lol? I didn't know. I just randomly scheduled it there, because JT said the show did well on Monday. But I already had my Monday mapped out, so I gave it Wednesday.

Can you find a show for Carmen Electra?

Maybe a family drama/comedy to show her quirky/serious side?

I'm thinking a Gilmore Girls meets Lost with a little Dancing With The Stars thrown in.

Also, add something for the youtube crowd.

;)

So you would put all the failures NBC had on a schedule?

So you would put all the failures NBC had on a schedule?

Yes, mixed in with all new shows, which hopefully one of those would be the next Cheers-Seinfeld-Friends. Do you propose I cancel every show on the network and start from scratch. It sounds good in theory, I guess. ;)