TV Land January 2010 --


Blog Story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2009/12/tv-land-january-2010-home-improvement.html



Regular schedule:

Schedule Changes:

Mon-Thurs, Effective Monday, Jan. 4, 2010
1:00AM & 1:30AM Married...with Children (replaces Roseanne)

Mon-Thurs, Effective Monday, Jan. 11, 2010
9:00PM & 9:30PM Home Improvement Mon-Tues, Thurs (replaces Married...with Children); Married with Children (Wed)
10:00PM & 10:30PM Married...with Children Mon-Tues, Thurs (replaces marathon blocks); High School Reunion (Wed)

Saturdays, Effective Saturday, Jan. 16, 2010
8:00PM-10:00PM Home Improvement (replaces various)

Sunday nights, Effective Sunday, Jan. 17, 2010
2:00AM & 2:30AM Home Improvement (replaces Brady Bunch)



FULL SCHEDULE
Weekdays
6:00am Paid Programming
9:00am Leave it to Beaver
9:30am Beverly Hillbillies
10:00am Beverly Hillbillies
10:30am All in the Family
11:00am Sanford and Son
11:30am Sanford and Son
12:00pm Hogan's Heroes
12:30pm Hogan's Heroes
1:00pm Gunsmoke
2:00pm Bonanza
3:00pm Bonanza
4:00pm Bonanza
5:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
5:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
6:00pm All in the Family
6:30pm All in the Familly
7:00pm Sanford & Son
7:30pm Sanford & Son
8:00pm Andy Griffith Show
8:30pm Andy Griffith Show
9:00pm Home Improvement (Mon-Tues, Thurs); Married...with Children (Wed); TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
9:30pm Home Improvement (Mon-Tues, Thurs); Married...with Children (Wed); TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
10:00pm Married...with Children (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
10:30pm Married...with Children (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
11:00pm Roseanne (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion encore (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie or High School Reunion encore (Fri)
11:30pm Roseanne (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion encore (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie or High School Reunion encore (Fri)
12:00am Roseanne (Mon-Thurs); High School Reunion encore (Fri)
12:30am Roseanne
1:00am Married...with Children (Mon-Thurs); Roseanne (Fri)
1:30am Married...with Children (Mon-Thurs); Roseanne (Fri)
2:00am The Cosby Show
2:30am The Cosby Show
3:00am The Cosby Show
3:30am Three's Company
4:00am Three's Company
4:30am Three's Company
5:00am M*A*S*H
5:30am M*A*S*H

Saturdays
6:00am Roseanne
6:30am Roseanne
7:00am Roseanne
7:30am Roseanne
8:00am Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 2-hour episodes
10:00am Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
11:00am-8:00pm Movies/Married...with Children marathons
8:00pm Home Improvement
8:30pm Home Improvement
9:00pm Home Improvement
9:30pm Home Improvement
10:00pm Roseanne
10:30pm Roseanne
11:00pm Roseanne
11:30pm Roseanne
12:00am Roseanne
12:30am Roseanne
1:00am Roseanne
1:00am Roseanne
2:00am Three's Company
2:30am Three's Company
3:00am Three's Company
3:30am Three's Company
4:00am Three's Company
4:30am Three's Company
5:00am Three's Company
5:30am Three's Company

Sundays
6:00am Roseanne
6:30am Roseanne
7:00am Roseanne
7:30am Roseanne
8:00am Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 2-hour episodes
10:00am Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 2-hour episodes
12:00pm Bonanza
1:00pm Bonanza
2:00pm Bonanza
3:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
3:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
4:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
4:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
5:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
5:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
6:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
6:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
7:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
7:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
8:00pm The Andy Griffith Show
8:30pm The Andy Griffith Show
9:00pm M*A*S*H
9:30pm M*A*S*H
10:00pm M*A*S*H
10:30pm M*A*S*H
11:00pm Roseanne
11:30pm Roseanne
12:00am Roseanne
12:30am Roseanne
1:00am Roseanne
1:30am Roseanne
2:00am Home Improvement
2:30am Home Improvement
3:00am The Brady Bunch
3:30am The Brady Bunch
4:00am Little House on the Prairie
5:00am Little House on the Prairie




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Some minor one-time-only adjustments:
(does not include Movies, Original Encores and weekend Classic Marathons)

Friday, January 1, 2010
4:30-9pm Married...with Children

Week of Monday, Jan. 4, 2010 ONLY
Mon-Fri 5:00PM & 5:30PM Married...with Children (instead of the regular Andy Griffith)
Mon-Sun 5:00AM High School Reunion Season 2 Encores

Tuesdays, January 5, 12, 19, & 26 2010
3-4am Roseanne

Monday, January 11, 2010
1am Roseanne

Thursdays, January 14 & 21 2010
3-4am Roseanne

Friday, January 15, 2010
4-5pm Andy Griffith Show

Friday, January 22, 2010
9pm-10:30pm Married...with Children
10:30pm-12am Home Improvement
12am-2am Roseanne

Sunday, January 24 & 31, 2010
4-5am Brady Bunch

Wednesday, January 27, 2010
3-4am Roseanne

Thursday, January 28, 2010
3:30am Cosby Show

Saturday, January 30, 2010
5pm-9pm Andy Griffith Show
9pm-11pm Home Improvement (time change)





Specials & Marathons






- Friday Nite Movies
Every Friday starting at 9pm e/p
TV Land Friday Movies continue!
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 on TV Land.

Friday, January 1, 9p-11:30
Money Train (Premiere)

Friday, January 8, 9p-11:30p
Groundhog Day (premiere)

Friday, January 15, 9p-11:30p
Cliffhanger (premiere)

Friday, January 22, 9p-12a
preempted

Friday, January 29, 9p-11:30p
Groundhog Day


Saturday encores / premieres:
Saturday, January 2: 11am-1:30pm Money Train
Saturday, January 9: 11am-2pm A River Runs Through It (Premiere) and 2pm-4:30pm Groundhog Day
Saturday, January 16: 11am-1:30pm Cliffhanger
Saturday, January 23: 11am-2pm A Few Good Men
Saturday, January 30: 8am-10:30am Saturday Night Fever and 10:30am-1pm Groundhog Day

Special encores / premieres:
Friday, January 1: 9am-11:30am Twelve Angry Men (Premiere), 11:30am-2:30pm A Few Good Men (Premiere), and 2:30pm-4:30pm Armed & Dangerous
Sunday, January 3: 11am-1:30pm Saturday Night Fever and 1:30pm-3pm Peggy Sue Got Married (Premiere)
Sunday, January 10: 11am-2pm A Few Good Men
Monday, January 11: 9am-12pm Dead Poet's Society
Sunday, January 17: 12pm-2:30pm Groundhog Day
Monday, January 18: 12pm-2pm & 6-8pm The Brady Bunch Movie (Premiere)
Sunday, January 24: 1pm-3pm The Brady Bunch Movie
Friday, January 29: 11:30pm-2am Groundhog Day





- High School Reunion Season 3
Premieres Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wednesdays 10:00pm ET/PT
“Time has been good to these ladies”
--Justin (Valley High Alum ’89)
This season, the self–proclaimed “Summer Girls” clique is out to prove they have the hottest bodies on Kauai when TV Land premieres the third season of its hit reality series "High School Reunion." Beginning January 13, 2010 at 10PM ET/PT, the class of ‘89 from Chaparral High School, Las Vegas reunites and these “Sin City” classmates are sexier than ever, bringing more drama, more partying and of course, more hook-ups.





- Home Improvement Launch Marathon
Monday, January 4, 2010 through Sunday, January 10, 2010
8:00pm-11:00pm ET/PT Each Night
Home Improvement is a sitcom about Tim Taylor, the accident prone host of a Detroit, Michigan television program about tools, who raises his dysfunctional family. The series joins TV Land PRIME with a week-long marathon and then will air Mon-Sat in the 9pm hour.

Monday, January 4
8:00pm #001
8:30pm #004
9:00pm #007
9:30pm #006
10:00pm #011
10:30pm #019

Tuesday, January 5
8:00pm #021
8:30pm #022
9:00pm #025
9:30pm #037
10:00pm #042
10:30pm #047

Wednesday, January 6
8:00pm #021
8:30pm #022
9:00pm #025
9:30pm #037
10:00pm #042
10:30pm #047

Thursday, January 7
8:00pm #072
8:30pm #077
9:00pm #086
9:30pm #088
10:00pm #091
10:30pm #092

Friday, January 8
8:00pm #109
8:30pm #114

Saturday, January 9
8:00pm #115
8:30pm #124
9:00pm #125
9:30pm #154
10:00pm #159
10:30pm #163

Sunday, January 10
8:00pm #168
8:30pm #176
9:00pm #191
9:30pm #193
10:00pm #194
10:30pm #195




- Brady Bunch Marathon and Movie
Monday, January 18, 2010
9am-8pm ET/PT
It's a Brady Bunch marathon and a movie on Monday, Jan. 18! Kick things off with classic episodes at 9am and the big screen movie premiere on TV Land at 12 noon followed by more classic episodes and the movie once again at 6pm! Groovy!

9:00am Brady Bunch #005
9:30am Brady Bunch #011
10:00am Brady Bunch #061
10:30am Brady Bunch #063
11:00am Brady Bunch #066
11:30am Brady Bunch #068
12:00pm The Brady Bunch Movie (Premiere)
2:00pm Brady Bunch #084
2:30pm Brady Bunch #088
3:00pm Brady Bunch #090
3:30pm Brady Bunch #092
4:00pm Brady Bunch #095
4:30pm Brady Bunch #104
5:00pm Brady Bunch #107
5:30pm Brady Bunch #111
6:00pm The Brady Bunch Movie





Blog Story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2009/12/tv-land-january-2010-home-improvement.html


COMING IN FEBRUARY: BOSTON LEGAL

Not bad, but I wish 8-10pm could be the same every weeknight. I guess it would be stupid to interrupt Home Improvement for an hour though (with MWC from 9-10pm). Can they not air Boston Legal every night?

IMO, they should air Little House in the evening or early morning again since it's not on Hallmark. I can't remember how long it's been that it hasn't aired anywhere nationally.

That's a lot of Home Improvement. I still hate how they do these nightly marathons. I'd much rather they just switch to a normal schedule Why not just make it easy and do Home Improvement 8pm, Married with Childre 9pm, Roseanne 10pm? And Boston Legal on Mondays - whats with that? Being such a recent show for them with a decent view following, it should be getting a nightly timeslot - why not 11pm?

That's a lot of Home Improvement. I still hate how they do these nightly marathons. I'd much rather they just switch to a normal schedule Why not just make it easy and do Home Improvement 8pm, Married with Childre 9pm, Roseanne 10pm? And Boston Legal on Mondays - whats with that? Being such a recent show for them with a decent view following, it should be getting a nightly timeslot - why not 11pm?I was thinking they would want it to air in prime-time, and had thought 8pm Home Improvement, 9pm MWC, 10pm Boston Legal, 11pm Roseanne? I'm sure they paid a lot of money for it, Mondays seems odd. Must be a restriction.

They really are improving :)

I was thinking they would want it to air in prime-time, and had thought 8pm Home Improvement, 9pm MWC, 10pm Boston Legal, 11pm Roseanne? I'm sure they paid a lot of money for it, Mondays seems odd. Must be a restriction.

I think that would be good and then they could even do marathons after midnight (12am - 2am OR 3am):

Mon- Married...with Children (can't remember if it's 1am or 2am they are restricted to)
Tue- Home Improvement
Wed- Boston Legal
Thu- Roseanne
Fri-3rd Rock or M*A*S*H

I could also see them airing MWC and/or HI in the 6pm/7pm hours

If the PRIME schedule stays this way in Feb, it will look kind of dumb just having MWC Wed/Thu 9pm - 10pm. It seems like they mainly want to use MWC for weekends to begin to PRIME-ify those parts of the schedule. Notice how the "Classic marathons" are currently reduced and go away after December.

I think that would be good and then they could even do marathons after midnight (12am - 2am OR 3am):

Mon- Married...with Children (can't remember if it's 1am or 2am they are restricted to)
Tue- Home Improvement
Wed- Boston Legal
Thu- Roseanne
Fri-3rd Rock or M*A*S*H

I could also see them airing MWC and/or HI in the 6pm/7pm hours

If the PRIME schedule stays this way in Feb, it will look kind of dumb just having MWC Wed/Thu 9pm - 10pm. It seems like they mainly want to use MWC for weekends to begin to PRIME-ify those parts of the schedule. Notice how the "Classic marathons" are currently reduced and go away after December.

I agree - midnight-2am marathons are a much better idea, with a regular primetime schedule happening 8pm-midnight. What you and clj2 would pretty much work perfectly. What they have now is far too confusing for the average viewer to follow.

That's a lot of Home Improvement. I still hate how they do these nightly marathons. I'd much rather they just switch to a normal schedule Why not just make it easy and do Home Improvement 8pm, Married with Childre 9pm, Roseanne 10pm? And Boston Legal on Mondays - whats with that? Being such a recent show for them with a decent view following, it should be getting a nightly timeslot - why not 11pm?

This idea is perfect. I was going to suggest maybe HI 8-10, MWC 10-12, Roseanne 12-2 but that doesn't include Boston Legal which will be coming.

I would assume Boston Legal will air every night, maybe just on Monday will be a longer marathon (like HI has on Tuesdays).

However, having it look like this, as someone mentioned would be the best:
8-9: Home Improvement
9-10: Married with Children
10-11: Roseanne
11-12: Boston Legal

Just typing that out made me realize how well The Nanny would work in there (maybe at 9 before Roseanne). But there's no way that TV Land can air HI, MWC, Roseanne, Boston Legal, and then Nanny and Everybody Loves Raymond when that comes later on. They don't see to be planning on removing anything either. I guess that is why they don't do a regular schedule. With that many shows having to air from 8pm onwards they wouldn't be able to fit them all in.

This idea is perfect. I was going to suggest maybe HI 8-10, MWC 10-12, Roseanne 12-2 but that doesn't include Boston Legal which will be coming.

I would assume Boston Legal will air every night, maybe just on Monday will be a longer marathon (like HI has on Tuesdays).

However, having it look like this, as someone mentioned would be the best:
8-9: Home Improvement
9-10: Married with Children
10-11: Roseanne
11-12: Boston Legal

Just typing that out made me realize how well The Nanny would work in there (maybe at 9 before Roseanne). But there's no way that TV Land can air HI, MWC, Roseanne, Boston Legal, and then Nanny and Everybody Loves Raymond when that comes later on. They don't see to be planning on removing anything either. I guess that is why they don't do a regular schedule. With that many shows having to air from 8pm onwards they wouldn't be able to fit them all in.

That 8-12am schedule just sounds very reasonable to me. I don't understand why TV Land doesn't realize. Hopefully you're right, and Boston Legal will end up getting a nightly timeslot.

When Everybody Loves Raymond and The Nanny come, they could definitely have one hell of a primetime lineup. Home Improvement could shift to 7pm, Raymond could air at 8pm, 9pm would be The Nanny, 10pm would be Married with Children, with maybe Boston Legal at 11pm and Roseanne shifting to midnight. Something tells me a regular schedule like this, as reasonable as it may be, is never going to happen, though

The only thing though....why put as big of an acquisition as Boston Legal outside of prime-time at 11pm or something? Since Roseanne doesn't do that great, I'd move it (like I said previously) to 11pm-12am outside of PT and try Boston Legal 10pm-11pm.

Wow, the "classic marathons" HAVE been cut. That's a shame, especially for the Brady Bunch (I know it's having a marathon)/Good Times/Beaver/Hogan's types that don't have that great of timeslots.

Wow, the "classic marathons" HAVE been cut. That's a shame, especially for the Brady Bunch (I know it's having a marathon)/Good Times/Beaver/Hogan's types that don't have that great of timeslots.

Yeah...no "Good Times" anywhere on the schedule for January. And it's about time for a "Leave it to Beaver" marathon again (would have been great for around the holidays with families home a little more). "The Brady Bunch" may not have any airings for February as after the MLK Day Marathon, it's off Sunday nights with HI taking over 2am and HSR encores taking over 3am.

Yeah...no "Good Times" anywhere on the schedule for January. And it's about time for a "Leave it to Beaver" marathon again (would have been great for around the holidays with families home a little more). "The Brady Bunch" may not have any airings for February as after the MLK Day Marathon, it's off Sunday nights with HI taking over 2am and HSR encores taking over 3am.Yeah, The Brady Bunch expires 5/31, so that is probably its last hurrah or maybe it will have one more marathon.
I don't think they are doing "classic marathons" because they want to be distanced from classic shows, and doing that on the weekends, especially when a lot of people are home, sort of promotes that idea. I wish they would do random classic marathons on Sunday afternoons instead of Andy Griffith as it already airs daily enough.

i'm glade their cuting back on roseann. even if they just show it five hours is ok long is it not like 24 hours like they been doing. i'm glade their bring homeinprovment. thats my all time favorite show. do you know when bosten leagel , everyone love raymond or the nanny is coming to tv land?

Not Boston Legal. We DO NOT want anymore new shows on there. I want the old shows not this new stuff. Might as well call the channel Tvwasteland. Fortunately I like the Nanny and Home Improvement and Raymond. Sigh...

This idea is perfect. I was going to suggest maybe HI 8-10, MWC 10-12, Roseanne 12-2 but that doesn't include Boston Legal which will be coming.

I would assume Boston Legal will air every night, maybe just on Monday will be a longer marathon (like HI has on Tuesdays).

However, having it look like this, as someone mentioned would be the best:
8-9: Home Improvement
9-10: Married with Children
10-11: Roseanne
11-12: Boston Legal

I wish they would do that. Anything that is STEADY and generally the same would be a major help.

I don't get what they are doing with MWC, it's almost like it's filler.

The January schedule has changed. Late afternoons are back to way they are now, such as All in the Family a 6 and Sanford & Son at 7. Primetime marathons from 10p-12a are gone. PRIME will have usually hours of Home Improvement at 9, Married at 10, Roseanne at 11 & 12a, and more Married at 1am.


Mon-Thurs, Effective Monday, Jan. 4, 2010
1:00AM & 1:30AM Married...with Children (replaces Roseanne)

Mon-Thurs, Effective Monday, Jan. 11, 2010
9:00PM & 9:30PM Home Improvement Mon-Tues, Thurs (replaces Married...with Children); Married with Children (Wed)
10:00PM & 10:30PM Married...with Children Mon-Tues, Thurs (replaces marathon blocks); High School Reunion (Wed)

Saturdays, Effective Saturday, Jan. 16, 2010
8:00PM-10:00PM Home Improvement (replaces various)

Sunday nights, Effective Sunday, Jan. 17, 2010
2:00AM & 2:30AM Home Improvement (replaces Brady Bunch)

See first post for complete schedule and one-time-only dates.

That makes it a little better. I do like MWC at 1am. HSR and the movie still chop it up too much though. It would be nice if they could do the movie on Saturdays and originals on Sunday nights to keep a consistent weeknight schedule.

I wonder with this change how Boston Legal will be put into the schedule now? Weeknights at 11pm?

^ I agree about the movie and originals.

I like that prime-time schedule MUCH more. I guess The Brady Bunch, like I said earlier, is about done on a regular basis.

Very good move, and finally back to a daily schedule. Home Improvement/Married with Children/Roseanne makes a lot more sense than what they had before.

The January schedule has changed. Late afternoons are back to way they are now, such as All in the Family a 6 and Sanford & Son at 7. Primetime marathons from 10p-12a are gone. PRIME will have usually hours of Home Improvement at 9, Married at 10, Roseanne at 11 & 12a, and more Married at 1am.


Mon-Thurs, Effective Monday, Jan. 4, 2010
1:00AM & 1:30AM Married...with Children (replaces Roseanne)

Mon-Thurs, Effective Monday, Jan. 11, 2010
9:00PM & 9:30PM Home Improvement Mon-Tues, Thurs (replaces Married...with Children); Married with Children (Wed)
10:00PM & 10:30PM Married...with Children Mon-Tues, Thurs (replaces marathon blocks); High School Reunion (Wed)

Saturdays, Effective Saturday, Jan. 16, 2010
8:00PM-10:00PM Home Improvement (replaces various)

Sunday nights, Effective Sunday, Jan. 17, 2010
2:00AM & 2:30AM Home Improvement (replaces Brady Bunch)

See first post for complete schedule and one-time-only dates.

WOW, a steady primetime schedule! It's a miracle! :eek:

Love this schedule a lot better.

No Good Times and less Roseanne, good start to the new year!!!!!!!!

Aww, they got rid of Good Times. Yuck. We like the older shows the best...

Aww, they got rid of Good Times. Yuck. We like the older shows the best...


It was time for Good Times to go, been on cable for 8 straight years.

Good Times could always come back...I'd rather see it on the schedule than about 1/2 of the other classics they currently show. I think it kind of lost its place in the schedule when The Jeffersons went away (they often times put them together). AITF/S&S usually air together and those can fit in well with shows like TAGS, kind of leaving Good Times by itself.

I'd like to see it come back. Better than that reality show mess and Extreme Home Makeover stuff...

I'd like to see it come back. Better than that reality show mess and Extreme Home Makeover stuff...


How bout Good Times being replaced with another sitcomthat lasted from 1974-78 like.......Chico and The Man?-lol But we both know that would never happen

Great idea! I love Chico and the Man and would love to see it back on. Of course they probably won't show rare ones like that anymore. Sigh...

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem TV Land will be adding any 1970's shows any time soon. Everything that is supposed to be coming is either from the 1960's, 1990's or 2000's.

If TV Land doesn't renew The Brady Bunch, Good Times, and Little House on the Prairie in 2010, they'll just be down to All in the Family, Sanford and Son, Three's Company, and M*A*S*H with their 70s offerings:(

I don't think they're going to renew anything that doesn't seem to fit or do well enough on the schedule to justify it. If GT, LHOTP, or The Brady Bunch did well enough, they'd find space on the schedule for them, IMO. Beverly Hillbillies could air once and Brady Bunch could air at 9:30am and Good Times could at 10:00am. I just don't think they do well anymore.

I wouldn't mind seeing the Norman Lear shows going, myself. TV Land ran them in to the ground in 2005-2006. I'd rather see some more Bob Newhart/Mary Tyler Moore/Chico/etc type shows from the 70s, if they ever add any new ones.

I'd love to see something like Mary Tyler Moore, Taxi, Bob Newhart too. I love 70s sitcoms, but outside of the Norman Lear ones, only Three's Company and M*A*S*H seem to have continued success. Even Happy Days has kind of fallen of the face of the Earth.

The Brady Bunch just doesn't fit on TV Land too well these days. I think many adults look for more adult-oriented sitcoms and obviously many young children aren't being introduced to it these days when its primary airings have been during overnights. Unlike in the early 90s when TBS aired it afternoons with Scooby Doo and such. The only sitcom it really goes with currently on TV Land is Leave it to Beaver, but I think that draws more of an audience similar to Andy Griffith and Beverly Hillbillies.

I'm not sure about Good Times. I honestly never saw it before 2005 when it came to TV Land. Along with The Jeffersons, its always kind of taken a back seat to Sanford and Son and All in the Family. It was big when it first came to TV Land probably because a lot of people hadn't seen it too much in years. The second half of the series hardly matches up to the first half (but the same could be said about shows such as Andy Griffith).

If Brady Bunch and Good Times leave, there will really only be 4 TV Land classics I'll still watch, and Norman Lear show pretty much account for 1/2 of that number, so I'd hate to see all of his shows go.

There's A New Taylor In Town When 'Home Improvement's 'Tim 'The Tool Man' Taylor And His Family Join TV Land Beginning January 4th

Network Celebrates Launch With Week-Long Marathon of Hilarious Episodes From Series


NEW YORK, Dec. 22 -- "Does everybody know what time it is?" "TOOL TIME!" Make some room Sheriff Andy Taylor, there are new Taylors in town when the hilarious comedy "Home Improvement" joins TV Land beginning Monday, January 4, 2010 at 8:00PM ET/PT. The series kicks off with a week-long marathon featuring the accident-prone "Tim Taylor" (Tim Allen) as he amusingly tries to balance the drama and chaos of his life as a husband, father and his fix-it television show "Tool Time." Beginning January 11th, "Home Improvement" can be seen weeknights at 9:00PM ET/PT on TV Land.

"TV Land is thrilled to add another hugely popular and much-loved television family to our network," states Larry W. Jones, president of TV Land. "Men and women alike love to watch with Tim Allen's lovingly know-it-all character on the show because they either know someone just like him ... or they are married to him."

"Home Improvement" was a smashing success on ABC where it ran for eight seasons and received numerous awards and nominations including seven Emmys and a Golden Globe win for Tim Allen in 1995 for "Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical." Audiences fell in love with the hysterical and often-times relatable family dynamic between "Tim," his wife, "Jill" (Patricia Richardson) and sons "Brad" (Zachary Ty Bryan), "Randy" (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) and "Mark" (Taran Noah Smith) -- making the Taylors one of the most popular television families. Tim's partner and best friend "Al" (Richard Karn) added an additional comedic layer to the show, as did the Taylors' neighbor, "Wilson" (Earl Hindman), and the gorgeous "Tool Time" assistant, "The Tool Time Girl" (Pamela Anderson and later Debbe Dunning).

The "Home Improvement" week-long launch event schedule is as follows (all times listed are ET/PT):

Monday, January 4, 2010
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8:00PM #001 - Pilot
8:30PM #004 - Wild Kingdom
9:00PM #007 - Nothing More Than Feelings
9:30PM #006 Satellite On A Hot Tim's Roof
10:00PM #11 - Bubble, Bubble Toil & Trouble
10:30PM #019 - Baby It's Cold Outside

Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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8:00PM #021 - Birds Of A Feather Flock To Taylor
8:30PM #022 - A Battle Of The Wheels
9:00PM #025 - Read My Hips
9:30PM #037 - Bell Bottom Blues
10:00PM #042 - Bye Bye Birdie
10:30PM #047 - Birth Of A Hot Rod

Wednesday, January 6, 2010
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8:00PM #049 - To Build Or Not To Build
8:30PM #054 - This Joke's For You
9:00PM #058 - A Frozen moment
9:30PM #062 - Twas The Night Before Christmas
10:00PM #067 - The Eve Of Construction
10:30PM #071 - What You See Is What You Get

Thursday, January 7, 2010
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8:00PM #072 - Swing Time
8:30PM #077 - He Ain't heavy...
9:00PM #086 - Some Like It Hot Rod
9:30PM #088 - Twas The Night Before Chaos
10:00PM #091 - It's My Party
10:30PM #092 - Super Bowl Fever

Friday, January 8, 2010
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8:00PM #109 - Room Without A View
8:30PM #114 - Oh, Brother

Saturday, January 9, 2010
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8:00PM #115 - High School Confidential
8:30PM #124 - Mr. Wilson's Opus
9:00PM #125 - Alarmed By Burglars
9:30PM #154 - Room At The Top
10:00PM #159 - Jill's Passion
10:30PM #163 - Bright Christmas

Sunday, January 10, 2010
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8:00PM #168 - Taking Jill For Granite
8:30PM #176 - From Top To Bottom
9:00PM #191 - Knee Deep
9:30PM #193 - Young At Heart
10:00PM #194 - Love's Labor Lost pt. 1
10:30PM #195 - Love's Labor Lost pt. 2

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TV Land is airing cross promotional plays of VH-1's Secrets of Aspen on Friday, Jan. 8 at 1am & Sunday, Jan. 10 at 8:30am. That is the first episode. Second episode airs Saturday, Jan. 16 at 3am.

Starting Thursday, Jan. 21, TV Land returns off the clock times. So, this means All in the Family at 10:30am will be preempted for Sanford & Son (2 episodes still but listed from 10:30am-12pm). However, TV Land will be on the clock the entire day on Wednesdays, so All in the Family at 10:30am will air then.

So when will they get back on the clock? Dang, during the day. Too bad it can't be 12am like it normally is.

TV Land has pulled an airing of the movie A Few Good Men for this Friday (scheduled for 9pm-12am). Instead we will see this:

Friday, January 22, 2010
9pm-10:30pm Married...with Children
10:30pm-12am Home Improvement
12am-2am Roseanne

TV Land has pulled an airing of the movie A Few Good Men for this Friday (scheduled for 9pm-12am). Instead we will see this:

Friday, January 22, 2010
9pm-10:30pm Married...with Children
10:30pm-12am Home Improvement
12am-2am Roseanne

I thought TV Land was airing the Haiti telethon from 8-10?

so off the clock is only daytime or is primetime/late night affected?

As far as I know, TV Land hasn't scheduled the telethon. Off-the-clock is all day it seems (except Wednesdays). Maybe in PRIME it will be on the clock, not sure.

I hope The Entire schedule is off the clock

Ugh. I hope not.

and I could have swore TV Land had an ad last night advertising the telethon. I was kind of surprised by it, guess it was another stupid mistake, lol.

“HIGH SCHOOL REUNION” POSTS DOUBLE-DIGIT JUMPS OVER

LAST WEEK’S SEASON PREMIERE

Series Builds Momentum With Premiere Of Second Episode, Scoring Impressive Gains Across Key Demos


New York, New York, January 21, 2010 -- Wednesday night’s premiere of the second episode of TV Land’s original series “High School Reunion” scored impressive, double-digit gains across key demos over last week’s season premiere, building momentum for the popular series.

According to Nielsen Media Research, Wednesday’s installment of “High School Reunion” posted a 0.5/532,000 among A25-54, up +56% in rating and +55% in delivery over last week’s premiere. Among the network’s core A40-54 audience, the episode posted a 0.6/322,000 increasing +54% in rating and +55% in delivery over last week. The network averaged 788,000 total viewers, up +38% versus last week with a median age of 44.

The eight-episode series from Next Entertainment and Warner Horizon Television is set on the beautiful island of Kauai and reunites former classmates from Las Vegas, Nevada’s Chaparral High School Class of 1989. This season makes “High School Reunion” history with three marriage proposals and an unforgettable wedding set against a beautiful Hawaiian backdrop. Yet with all the love in the air, old rivalries lurk in the shadows and some of the classmates have come to the reunion to settle scores with their high school nemeses, reveal secrets about their past, seek acceptance from their peers and hear long-sought-after apologies from their former classmates.

The “High School Reunion” site on TVLand.com witnessed a 30% increase today – the day after last night’s premiere – versus the prior week, doubling the audience of the Season 2 average. In addition, the show’s photo page was the most popular page on TVLand.com today.

“High School Reunion” is produced for TV Land by Mike Fleiss (“The Bachelor”) through his NEXT Entertainment production company in association with Warner Horizon Television.

Ugh, TV Land was in the middle of Season 10 of MWC and now all the sudden they changed the episodes last-minute and are back at Season 2 which they've only aired 10 times before. :rolleyes:

A Sad Day in TV Land

The last surviving cast member of the beloved western series “Bonanza,” Pernell Roberts has died of cancer at the age of 81.

Roberts, known to millions as Adam Cartwright on the show, also portrayed the title role of chief surgeon, Dr. John MacIntyre in the popular “M*A*S*H” spin-off “Trapper John, MD.”

Beginning today, January 26, TVLand.com invites fans of the classic series to vote for their favorite “Bonanza” episodes.
Viewer-selected episodes will be showcased on the website for a limited run beginning February 8.

Vote here: http://www.tvland.com/fullepisodes/bonanza/


TV Land celebrated Bonanza's 50th Anniversary in September.

Set in Virginia City Nevada, Bonanza premiered on September 12, 1959 and was the first western to be televised in color. This popular series featured a family of ranchers called the Cartwrights, with widower Ben (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, Little Joe (Michael Landon), Hoss (Dan Blocker) and Adam (Pernell Roberts). As a non-traditional western, the series explored family life, hard work and the adventures of these four men. Other characters frequented the Ponderosa Ranch such as Hop Sing, (Vicor Sen Yung) the Ponderosa Cook, Candy (David Canary) and Griff King, (Tim Matheson) the ranch hands the Cartwrights hired, Dusty Rhoades, (Lou Frizzel) a friend of Ben’s, Jamie Hunter, (Mitch Vogel) an orphaned teenager the Cartwright’s took in and ended up adopting, Sheriff Roy Coffee, (Ray Teal) and Deputy Clem (Bing Russell).

Yeah it's a sad day in TV Land. They won't even do an on-air tribute anymore. I remember when they used to have prime-time marathons (even up until 2006) when somebody died and sometimes would have 48-hour ones when somebody really important died.