TV Land February 2010 --


Blog Story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2010/01/tv-land-february-2010-has-boston-legal.html



Regular schedule:

Schedule Changes:
What's new: Boston Legal
What's gone: Married...with Children, Brady Bunch, Little House

Mon-Fri, Effective Monday, Feb. 1, 2010
5:00PM & 5:30PM The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Andy Griffith)
10:00PM & 10:30PM Home Improvement (Mon-Tues, Thurs) (replaces Married...with Children)
1:00AM & 1:30AM Roseanne (replaces Married...with Children)
3:00AM The Cosby Show (replaces Roseanne)
3:30AM Three's Company (replaces Roseanne)

Mon-Thurs, Effective Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010
11:00PM Boston Legal (replaces Roseanne 2x)

Sundays, Effective Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010
1:00PM-5:00PM Boston Legal (replaces Bonanza/Andy Griffith)
4:00AM-6:00AM Three's Company (replaces Brady Bunch/Little House)


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 Beverly Hillbillies
5:30pm The Beverly Hillbillies
6:00pm All in the Family
6:30pm All in the Family
7:00pm Sanford & Son
7:30pm Sanford & Son
8:00pm Andy Griffith Show
8:30pm Andy Griffith Show
9:00pm Home Improvement (Mon-Thurs); TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
9:30pm Home Improvement (Mon-Thurs); TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
10:00pm Home Improvement (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
10:30pm Home Improvement (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie (Fri)
11:00pm Boston Legal (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion encore (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie or High School Reunion encore (Fri)
11:30pm Boston Legal cont. (Mon-Tues, Thurs); High School Reunion encore (Wed) TV Land PRIME Movie or High School Reunion encore (Fri)
12:00am Rosanne (Mon-Thurs); High School Reunion encore or Home Improvement (Fri)
12:30am Roseanne (Mon-Thurs); Home Improvement (Fri)
1:00am Roseanne
1:30am Roseanne
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/Sitcom 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 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
1:00pm Boston Legal
2:00pm Boston Legal
3:00pm Boston Legal
4:00pm Boston Legal
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 M*A*S*H
11:30pm M*A*S*H
12:00am Roseanne
12:30am Roseanne
1:00am Roseanne
1:30am Roseanne
2:00am Home Improvement
2:30am Home Improvement
3:00am Original encores
4:00am Three's Company
4:30am Three's Company
5:00am Three's Company
5:30AM Three's Company




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Some minor one-time-only adjustments:
(does not include Movie and Original Encores)

Friday, February 5, 2010
12:30am-2:30am Roseanne (altered time)
2:30am-3:30am Cosby Show (only 2 episodes)
3:30am-4:30am Home Improvement (altered time)
4:30am-6am Three's Company (altered time)

Saturday, February 6, 2010
1pm-4pm Sanford & Son
4pm-8pm Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, February 7, 2010
1pm-6pm Andy Griffith Show (special time)
2am-4am Brady Bunch (extended)

Friday, February 12, 2010
2am-3am Home Improvement (altered time)
3am-4am Roseanne (altered time)
4am-5am Three's Company (reduced time)

Saturday, February 13, 2010
2pm-6pm Sanford & Son
6pm-8pm Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, February 14, 2010
12pm-4pm Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (special time)
4pm-8pm Andy Griffith Show
8pm-11pm M*A*S*H

Friday, February 19, 2010
3-4am Home Improvement

Saturday, February 20, 2010
11am-4pm Boston Legal (extended)
4pm-9pm Andy Griffith Show

Monday, February 22, 2010
9am-1pm Leave it to Beaver

Tuesday, February 23, 2010
9am-1pm The Beverly Hillbillies
11pm-12am Roseanne
12am-6am High School Reunion marathon

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9am-12pm Sanford & Son
9pm-10pm Andy Griffith Show (leading into High School Reunion)

Thursday, February 25, 2010
9am-1pm Hogan's Heroes
9pm-10pm Andy Griffith Show

Friday, February 26, 2010
9am Leave it to Beaver
9:30am Gunsmoke
10:30am-5pm Bonanza (extended)

Saturday, February 27, 2010
6pm-10pm Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, February 28, 2010
11am-2pm Bewitched (premiere!)
5pm-8pm Andy Griffith
8pm-11pm MASH




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, February 5, 9p-11:30p
Baby Boom (premiere)

Friday, February 12, (Valentine Double Feature)
9p-12a You've Got Mail (premiere)
12a-2a Blind Date (premiere)

Friday, February 19, 9p-11p
The Brady Bunch Movie

Friday, February 26, 9p-11:30p
Baby Boom



Saturday encores / premieres:
Saturday, February 6: 10am-12pm The Big Picture (Premiere)
Saturday, February 13: 11am-2pm You've Got Mail
Saturday, February 20: 1pm-4pm A River Runs Through It
Saturday, February 27: none

Special encores / premieres:
Sunday, February 14: 9am-12pm You've Got Mail
Sunday, February 28: 2pm-5pm You've Got Mail





- 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 Super Bowl Marathon
Sunday, February 7, 2010
6:00pm-12:00am ET/PT
Want counter programming vs. The Super Bowl? You got it! TV Land presents a marathon of Home Improvement during the big game!




- Valentine Double Feature
Friday, February 12, 2010
9p-12a You've Got Mail (premiere)
12a-2a Blind Date (premiere)





- Boston Legal Launch Marathon
Monday, February 15, 2010
12pm-12am ET/PT
TV Land PRIME invites you to meet the attorneys of Boston Legal with a 12-hour President’s Day marathon. Don’t miss a moment of this gavel to-gavel coverage, featuring episodes representing the best cases, most outrageous moments, and most revealing storylines from this award-winning series. While this marathon is in session, TV Land PRIME will offer special character “briefs,” a series of clip-based interstitials and in-show graphics that offer key personal and professional data points that will bring you up-to-speed on everything you’d want to know about the show’s main characters. Can’t wait until February 15 to get your Boston Legal fix? No problem, tvlandprime.com is bringing you exclusive digital premieres of full streaming episodes starting February 1st! Boston Legal will air weeknights at 11:00pm and in Sunday afternoon marathons!

12p #01 – Head Cases
1p #02 – Still Crazy After All These Years
2p #11 – Schmidt Happens
3p #16 – Let Sales Ring
4p #18 – The Black Widow
5p #19 - Schadenfreude
6p #40 – Race Ipsa
7p #62 – Son Of The Defendant
8p #84 – The Mighty Rogues
9p #88 – Patriot Acts
10p #100 – Made In China
11p #101 – Last Call




- High School Reunion Season 3 Catch-Up Marathon
Saturday, February 27, 2010
11am-6pm ET/PT
Spend the day catching up with the Chaparral High School Cowboys as TV Land PRIME airs every episode of HSR season 3 that has aired thus far driving viewers to tune into remaining episode premieres and the season finale airing Wednesday, March 3.

11a #301 – Aloha Cowboys
12p #302 – Win, Lose or Draw
1p #303 – Pair Of Jokers
2p #304 – Ante Up
3p #305 – Hearts Are Wild
4p #306 – Invite Only
5p #307 – Another Wedding Day In Paradise






Blog Story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2010/01/tv-land-february-2010-has-boston-legal.html


COMING IN MARCH: BEWITCHED, EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND & FIRST LOVE, SECOND CHANCE

I can't believe they are going to bring back Bewitched, it's crazy. It's still going to be on WGN America also, right?

I gotta say, this is one of the most solid schedules we have seen out of TV Land in years. There really isn't one bad part of the entire schedule. Primetime is fantastic, and the regular schedule just makes everything better. Boston Legal at 11pm is just about as logical as you can get, HI/MWC 9-11pm is great, and MWC/Roseanne 12-3am is also great. Mornings and daytime is good, and it seems like every show gets an even amount of airtime. TV Land is already on a roll this year - fantastic to see that.

Bewitched is going to seem out of place in March, IMO. All the shows they have now are very consistent with each other, but Bewitched seems like the odd man out. It'll be interesting where it goes (my guess is sometime in daytime).

Bewitched is going to seem out of place in March, IMO. All the shows they have now are very consistent with each other, but Bewitched seems like the odd man out. It'll be interesting where it goes (my guess is sometime in daytime).

So I guess this is one of "the 2". Link has been saying the 1st of the 2 would be joining in March. I didn't think Bewitched would fit that well either, but the morning block has seemed to started transitioning from a 70s Norman Lear block to a 60s classic block (with a little Lear stuck in the middle).

My guess is All in the Family/Sanford and Son will just go to afternoons or Hogan's Heroes will be cut back or removed to fit Bewitched in. I have a hard time seeing anything besides Andy Griffith and westerns airing past 1pm until PRIME.

Interesting that on weekends besides Three's Company on Saturdays at 2am, Andy Griffith/MASH between 5pm - 11pm on Sundays and The Brady Bunch/Little House on Sunday late nights---the schedule is completely composed on PRIME programming.

- Valentine Double Feature
Friday, February 12, 2010
9p-12a You've Got Mail (premiere)What's that, a movie that's actually worth watching on TVLand? :eek:

Blog story: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2010/01/tv-land-february-2010-has-boston-legal.html

I desperately want Boston Legal to fail. I've waited so long for them to add a new drama, and THAT is what they go with? I can't imagine who's gonna be craving primetime reruns of that mess.

Bewitched, although I love it, is going to be totally out of place...will be interesting to see where they slot it in. I wouldn't drop Hogan's, because it probably fits best with Bewitched. They could do this (and keep AITF/SAS in the evening):

9-10am Beaver
10-11am Hillbillies
11-12am Bewitched
12-1pm Hogan's Heroes

Funny that Sanford and Son is kept in the evening when it is supposedly the oldest skewing show they have.

I also wonder if they'll also give Bewitched some weekend exposure. With most of the weekends being PRIME now, I wonder if Bewitched may replace Brady Bunch/Little House on late Sunday nights? I know that would be weird in that it would remove those shows from the schedule, but hey- that's TV Land for you sometimes.

I don't see Boston Legal working either. It doesn't really fit with the PRIME line-up of MWC, HI, and Roseanne. I especially don't see that Sunday afternoon block working out-I really think Bonanza and more hours of Andy will be back!

I'm real surprised this week that they are doing the HI launch from 8pm - 11pm instead of 9pm - 12am with Andy as a lead-in at 8pm instead of S&S at 7pm. I kind of see AITF and S&S making their way back to mornings exclusively at some point as I think the PRIME shows will begin to bleed into at least the 7pm/8pm hours.

I also wonder if they'll also give Bewitched some weekend exposure. With most of the weekends being PRIME now, I wonder if Bewitched may replace Brady Bunch/Little House on late Sunday nights? I know that would be weird in that it would remove those shows from the schedule, but hey- that's TV Land for you sometimes.

I don't see Boston Legal working either. It doesn't really fit with the PRIME line-up of MWC, HI, and Roseanne. I especially don't see that Sunday afternoon block working out-I really think Bonanza and more hours of Andy will be back!

I'm real surprised this week that they are doing the HI launch from 8pm - 11pm instead of 9pm - 12am with Andy as a lead-in at 8pm instead of S&S at 7pm. I kind of see AITF and S&S making their way back to mornings exclusively at some point as I think the PRIME shows will begin to bleed into at least the 7pm/8pm hours.
Yes, exactly, the weekends with BL won't last long. The westerns will be back, I'm sure.

I'd like to see Bewitched get the 7PM hour. This would be a nice schedule for March.

6AM Paid Programming
8AM The Brady Bunch 2x
9AM Leave it to Beaver 2x
10AM The Beverly Hillbillies 2x
11AM Hogan's Heroes 2x
12PM Three's Company 2x
1PM All in the Family 2x
2PM Sanford & Son 2x
3PM Gunsmoke
4PM Bonanza
5PM Bonanza
6PM Home Improvement
6:30PM Andy Griffith
7PM Bewitched 2x
8PM Andy Griffith
8:30PM Monday-Thursday Andy Griffith Friday Home Improvement
9PM Monday-Thursday Home Improvement 2x Friday originals (new night)
10PM Monday-Thursday Married with Children 2x Friday Movieland
11PM Monday-Thursday Boston Legal Friday Movieland cont.
12AM M*A*S*H 2x
1AM Married with Children 2x
2AM Monday-Thursday Roseanne 2x Friday originals encore
3AM The Cosby Show 2x
4AM Star Trek
5AM Little House on the Prairie

Yes, exactly, the weekends with BL won't last long. The westerns will be back, I'm sure.

Agreed with that. But, I think Boston Legal will do well at 11pm. 11 is the perfect hour for this show to air on TV Land's schedule, and I'm glad to see they realized that. The entire PRIME schedule will be the youngest skewing part of the entire schedule with HI and MWC, and BL will follow that same pattern. Overall, their 9pm-3am schedule is very strong.

Why does 20th Television Syndication even bother with Boston Legal? It's only shown in the late night or 10am Sunday afternoon and the syndication of it only seems to last for a month or two on any channel they give it to. I'm glad I never supported the show to begin with, it seems full of FAIL. This will be buried by MWC and Roseanne reruns in a month or so.
Good lord, TV Land, if you're going to show another show with John Larroquette, have it be The John Larroquette Show, not this failure trash.

I could see Bewitched airing some on the weekends, like the late nights - they're pretty much done with LHOTP and The Brady Bunch apparently, so that seems like a possibility. I don't know if they'd air it outside of like 2am-6am, though.

Could it be possible this would be a time-restricted deal with WGN America?

Why does 20th Television Syndication even bother with Boston Legal? It's only shown in the late night or 10am Sunday afternoon and the syndication of it only seems to last for a month or two on any channel they give it to. I'm glad I never supported the show to begin with, it seems full of FAIL. This will be buried by MWC and Roseanne reruns in a month or so.
Good lord, TV Land, if you're going to show another show with John Larroquette, have it be The John Larroquette Show, not this failure trash.

Boston Legal is only available to local stations and WGN America on weekends. ION has the weekday rights, but it didn't do that great for them. It's doing fine on locals and WGN America. TV Land will be the first cable venture for Boston Legal since WGN is just sharing the weekend play rights with local stations. John Larroquette Show? Too short lived and wouldn't generate anything for TV Land in revenue.

Agreed with that. But, I think Boston Legal will do well at 11pm. 11 is the perfect hour for this show to air on TV Land's schedule, and I'm glad to see they realized that. The entire PRIME schedule will be the youngest skewing part of the entire schedule with HI and MWC, and BL will follow that same pattern. Overall, their 9pm-3am schedule is very strong.
I don't know. I just don't see BL doing that well. I don't see it fitting with MWC and Ro much.

What's with all the Boston Legal hate? lol. If you don't like the show, do you have to trash it on this board? Go do that on your time. If you think it isn't going to do well on TV Land, that's one thing, nothing wrong with that, but if you're going to call it "failure trash," that's downright disrespectful.

I never watched BL, and don't want to. I also hope it fails on Tvland. It's a current show, it shouldn't be on Tvland. But I'm enjoying Home Improvement. For February, the schedule changes are all ok, as they mostly involve shows I don't care about and the ones I do care about are just moved. Who are all these people watching High School Reunion? It looks like crap to me. I think I'll still watch the Superbowl but might catch Home Improvement during part of it. I also like You've Got Mail but it's been on tv so much recently. Never even heard of Blind Date before. As for Bewitched...ho hum. I never liked that one. And that's already on WGN anyway.

I don't want to see Boston Legal either and could care less if it flops. It doesn't fit with Home Improvement/Roseanne/MWC.

Bewitched may be on WGN America, but WGN is on far less systems than TV Land. I have the whole series anyway on DVD, but it may be nice for the casual fan who likes the show but doesn't necessarily have to own it.

Also from what I read, WGN only airs the color seasons.....Bewitched has two excellent black and white seasons (that's 78 episodes worth!) that are not being aired and these seasons are very worthy of seeing again. In fact these two seasons help elevate Bewitched to the classic status it deserves (and yea, the last 3 seasons sorta drag that reputation down).

Not to look too much in to March, but how did TVLand ever decide to bring back "Bewitched"? First of all, why do they ALWAYS add shows seen elsewhere? Secondly, I would have thought this channel would have brought back "Petticoat Junction" by now. I'm not just throwing any old show out there. PJ was TVLand's anchor in primetime when they premiered in 1996. It was on for a long time in the 8PM prime-time slot on weeknights. Furthermore, the show would do well with it's parent show "The Beverly Hillbillies" on weekday mornings. At least we are getting a 60s show added. Maybe PJ will be the other one.

I do like the February schedule.

Not news on February, but TV Land has picked-up another original. This one launches Fall 2010 with a 6 episode order:

CELEBRITY UBER-COUPLE LISA RINNA AND HARRY HAMLIN‪

TO OPEN THEIR DOORS TO TV LAND IN NEW REALITY DOCU-SOAP

“HARRY LOVES LISA”

Six-Episode TV Land PRIME Original Series To Air In Fall 2010‪


New York, NY, January 11, 2010 -- TV Land announced today that it has greenlit a six-episode docu-soap entitled “Harry Loves Lisa” featuring pop culture sensation Lisa Rinna and her heartthrob husband, Harry Hamlin. The series will be executive produced by Jason Carbone (“Run’s House”) and centers on the relationship between Rinna and Hamlin as they navigate together through the highs and lows as a devoted family living a hectic Hollywood lifestyle. “Harry Loves Lisa” brings to life the romantic notion that opposites attract as Lisa’s playful spontaneity differs from Harry’s more reserved demeanor. Audiences will watch as the two balance their differences in the midst of insane professional lives as working actors and entrepreneurs who are parenting two pre-teen daughters. One of Hollywood’s most enduring‪ couples, the Hamlins’ contradictory personalities make for amazing chemistry both on-screen and off. The TV Land PRIME original series is scheduled to air in Fall 2010 on TV Land.

"We are thrilled to be working with TV Land!” states Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin. “Our show will shine the spotlight on the adventure that is our life and the magic that holds us together."

“There is no denying the chemistry of this amazingly beautiful, smart and sexy couple,” states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. “When I met them, I was immediately blown away by their relationship. They are so proud and supportive of each other. It's clear why this relationship works on so many levels. Our audience will love seeing their honesty, humor and often-outrageous antics.”

Rinna and Hamlin have been married for over eleven years and became fan-favorites on "Dancing With the Stars" with Lisa dancing her way into America’s living room in Season 2 and Harry in Season 3. Rinna, a spunky go-getter, is well-known for her fiery roles on “Melrose Place” and “Days of our Lives” and recently landed on the New York Times Best Seller list with her inspirational book, Rinnavation. Classically trained and Yale-educated, Harry Hamlin skyrocketed to fame over 20 years ago with his starring role in “Clash of the Titans.” His show-stealing performance on "L.A. Law" – for which he garnered three consecutive Golden Globe nominations – turned Harry into a household name, landing him the title of People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive. Most recently, Hamlin appeared in the CBS thriller series, “Harper’s Island.” In 2007, the couple costarred in the long-running Broadway hit musical, “Chicago.”

The deal for “Harry Loves Lisa” was brokered by Creative Artists Agency.


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Still no pick-up news on original sitcom pilots Retired at 35 and Hot in Cleveland. Casting has completed on both, though. See the blog later today (Jan. 12) or more.

Casting for Hot in Cleveland sitcom pilot (remember this has NOT been picked-up as series yet so there is no guarantee it will air):

TV LAND SIGNS VALERIE BERTINELLI, JANE LEEVES AND WENDIE MALICK TO STAR IN SITCOM PILOT

“HOT IN CLEVELAND”

Betty White Inks Deal For Recurring Role In Network’s TV LAND PRIME Original Series


New York, NY, January 13, 2010 -- TV Land announced today that it has signed comedic actresses Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick to star as best friends in the network’s sitcom pilot “Hot in Cleveland.” Additionally, the incomparable Emmy Award-winning Betty White has also been cast in the comedy pilot as a recurring guest star. The sitcom, which was previously announced in October along with comedy pilot “Retired at 35,” is TV Land’s foray into scripted comedy series and is a TV Land PRIME presentation.

“Hot in Cleveland” is written by Emmy Award-winning Suzanne Martin (“Frasier,” “Ellen”) and is produced by Emmy Award-winner Sean Hayes’ Hazy Mills Productions.

The new comedy revolves around three fabulous, LA women of a certain age and best friends (Bertinelli, Leeves and Malick). Their lives are changed forever when their plane unexpectedly lands in Cleveland and they soon rediscover themselves in this new “promised land.” Loving their new home, the women find themselves living under one roof and battling their sassy, property caretaker, played by Betty White.

Popular actress Valerie Bertinelli is most-remembered for her role as “Barbara Jean Cooper” on the beloved Norman Lear sitcom “One Day At A Time.” She also starred in “Touched By An Angel” for the show’s final two seasons. More recently, Bertinelli became a spokesperson for the Jenny Craig weight-loss program and in 2008 she released the autobiography Losing It: And Gaining My Life Back One Pound At A Time, which discussed her struggles with weight loss. In November 2009, Bertinelli released a fitness DVD called “Losing It and Keeping Fit” and also wrote a follow-up book called Finding It: And Satisfying My Hunger for Life without Opening the Fridge.

Jane Leeves starred for 11 seasons in the Emmy Award-winning NBC comedy “Frasier” and was also nominated for an Emmy as Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role on the series as Daphne Moon. More recently, Leeves lent her voice to The Disney Channel’s “Phineas and Ferb” and guest-starred in USA Network’s “The Starter Wife.” Leeves is also known to audiences for playing the memorable character “Marla Penney” in several episodes of "Seinfield.”

Wendie Malick was nominated for two Emmy Awards and won a Golden Globe for her role as the hilarious and beautiful fashion editor Nina Van Horn in the NBC ensemble comedy “Just Shoot Me.” She appeared as Judith Tupper Stone in the early 1990s in the HBO comedy “Dream On,” for which she won four CableACE Awards as Best Actress in a Comedy Series. Malick's work has included roles in the movies “The American President,” “Scrooged” and “Bugsy.”

One of television's most beloved and talented actresses whose career has spanned over 50 years, Emmy Award-winning actress Betty White is best known for her role in the classic sitcom “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and the beloved series “The Golden Girls.” White won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for the first season of “The Golden Girls” and was nominated every year of the show's run. The series ran from 1985 to 1992 on NBC. White has also guest-starred on a number of television programs including “Ally McBeal,” ‘The Ellen Show,” “That 70s Show” and won an Emmy in 1996 for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series, appearing as herself on a memorable episode of “The John Laroquette Show.” White had a recurring role in ABC's “Boston Legal” from 2005 to 2008 as the calculating, blackmailing gossip-monger Catherine Piper, a role she originally portrayed as a guest star on “The Practice” in 2004. Most recently, White appeared in the 2009 motion picture, “The Proposal” with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds. She will be honored with the Screen Actors Guild Achievement Award on January 23, 2010.

“Hot in Cleveland” is part of TV Land’s foray into scripted comedy series and is one of two sitcom pilots for the network. The cast of the network’s other pilot, the multicamera "Retired at 35" was announced last week with Johnathan McClain, "Saturday Night Live" alum Casey Wilson and acting veterans Jessica Walter and Christine Ebersole landing starring roles opposite previously cast George Segal. "Retired" follows David (McClain), a successful young businessman who decides to leave the New York rat race behind and move into his father Alan's (Segal) Florida retirement home.

New host for She's Got the Look launching later this year:

BROOKE BURKE NAMED NEW HOST OF TV LAND’S HIT REALITY SERIES

“SHE’S GOT THE LOOK”

Supermodel And TV Reporter Roshumba Williams Signed As Judge

Series Giving Women 35 And Older A Second Chance At Their Dreams Begins Production In Los Angeles Next Week


New York, New York - January 14, 2010 -- TV Land announced today that television personality, entrepreneur and former winner of “Dancing with The Stars” Brooke Burke will host the third season of TV Land’s original hit reality modeling competition “She’s Got The Look.” This season of “She’s Got The Look,” which begins production next week in Los Angeles, CA, sets out to discover a beautiful, sophisticated and confident woman over the age of 35 who has the potential to transform herself into a model, representing some of the most high-profile brands and highly-coveted campaigns in the fashion and beauty industries. In other casting news, the network announced that model and TV reporter Roshumba Williams is joining the series as a judge along with celebrity stylist Robert Verdi and Wilhelmina president Sean Patterson. Emmy Award-winner Allison Grodner (“Big Brother,” “Blowout”) returns as executive producer and has teamed up with executive producer Rich Meehan (“Big Brother”) in their first project together under their new banner, Fly On The Wall Entertainment. The show has also renewed partnerships with SELF Magazine and world-renowned modeling agency, Wilhelmina Models, Inc.

“This new season of ‘She’s Got The Look’ is bound to be exciting as we welcome Brooke Burke and Roshumba Williams on board, and we are introduced to an amazing roster of women 35 and older,” states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. “Brooke Burke’s passion for her work, her family and her joy in being a mother is relatable and inspiring to women everywhere. And we are thrilled that Roshumba Williams can contribute her modeling expertise and offer her own insight to these women who have all been given a second chance at a life-long dream. Viewers will be inspired by the mentoring, friendships and the transformations experienced throughout the season.”

Throughout the past three seasons of “She’s Got The Look,” contestants have ranged from the ages of 35 to 72 years-old. The exposure and success from the series has secured a variety of top-tier bookings for many of the show’s alumni with clients such as: Kmart, Verizon, AT&T, Nicole Miller Cosmetics, Hallmark, Microsoft, Toyota, Volvo and many more. These achievements fulfill the shows premise that beauty is timeless.

TV personality and former “Dancing with The Stars” winner Brooke Burke has graced numerous magazine covers, had top-selling swimsuit calendars and is regularly ranked in men's magazines as one of the sexiest women in the world today. The mother of four has most recently returned to television as the new "Mommy Correspondent" on the nationally syndicated hit daytime talk show "The Doctors." Burke serves as a liaison between mothers everywhere and the esteemed panel of doctors.

She recently became CEO of ModernMom.com, an online community for the woman behind the mom. In the fall of 2007 Burke, the entrepreneur, launched an online store called babooshbaby.com, featuring her popular post-pregnancy belly wraps, "Tauts." As a pro blogger, she offers an in-depth look into her personal life, which can be experienced on her daily blog at www.ModernMom.com.

Burke hosted "Wild On..." (1997) on E! which was seen in 120 countries and in more than 400 million homes. She teamed with CBS and executive producer Mark Burnett ("Survivor") to co-host the reality series, "Rock Star: INXS" (2005), with celebrated rock guitarist Dave Navarro (formerly of Jane's Addiction and Red Hot Chili Peppers). The following year, Burke and Navarro once again co-hosted a second installment of the series, "Rock Star: Supernova" (2006). She also hosted NBC's pre-show for the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards with Tiki Barber and Nancy O'Dell.

Roshumba Williams is best known as a model and cover-girl, a lifestyle expert, television host, reporter and author. She is a five-time Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition model and has been seen on the pages of Vogue, Elle, Essence and The New York Times Sunday magazine.

As a correspondent broadcaster and television personality she has been seen on Entertainment Tonight, VH1, CNN’s “Showbiz Tonight,” HGTV, “Hollywood Squares,” the Tennis Channel and as a host of the NBC primetime “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search,” among others. Prior to her broadcast career Williams was recognized as one of the world’s top models. For over a decade she walked the runway for designers Yves Saint Laurent, Versace and Chanel. She represented Cover Girl, Hanes and Clairol. Williams is the author of The Complete Idiots Guide To Being A Model Second Edition (Penguin 2007). The book was a top seller in its category.

Keith Cox and Sal Maniaci serve as executive producers for TV Land; Sean Patterson and Corey Preston are executive producers from Wilhelmina.

Why are they bringing such a failure of a show back?

Hope to announce TV Land March next week. Bewiched is getting a decent slot. And as of now, Married...with Children isn't listed (but that means nothing since it always comes back because it does so well).

I bet Bewitched will get something inbetween 5pm-7pm then. Move AiTF back to mornings, and put BW from 6-7? That's all I can think.

They finally get a decent looking prime-time schedule and lose Married once again. I still don't understand why they can't just get it and keep it.

The thing with Bewitched is that even if it is launched at an evening time-slot, it will just wind up in mornings within a matter of time. That's where it aired when it exited in 05 or 06, so why would it do better 4/5 years later? Of course as others have mentioned, it is surprising AITF and S&S have lasted as long as they have in evenings.

Hopefully, MWC will stay!

My impression of Sanford and Son is it has always done well, but the demographics are just too old for it, it's like the oldest show they have in that area. I never thought AITF did well, surprised it still airs in the evening. I think it will be a casuality of BW's arrival.

I see they're already promoting Everybody Loves Raymond as coming in April. With Married with Children possible leaving in March, my guess is Roseanne will take its slot until then, with Raymond filling in come April. It would be best if they dont lose MWC, though. Meanwhile, I wonder how Home Improvement is doing so far.

Bewitched, Gunsmoke, and High School Reunion and Everybody Loves Raymond....sigh....what a mess of a channel.

TheLink has posted the March schedule. Bewitched starts March 1 at 5/5:30pm Weekdays, replacing an hour of Andy Griffith (rather surprising that TAGS is down to an hour a day and AITF/S&S remain at 6pm/7pm).

MWC is no where to be seen. Roseanne replaces it Mon/Tue/Thu at 10pm and Bewitched will occupy its Saturday marathon slots for the most part. Bewitched gets quite a launch!

Biggest changes are after midnight-
M*A*S*H will air Mon - Thu 12/12:30am (still also airs 5/5:30am)
1am/1:30am- The Cosby Show
2am - 4am- Roseanne

Why is MWC gone again? :rolleyes:

I wish that they would get rid of all of it!Boring,underachiving shows that no one watch nor care for;more reality junk;just be glad that they do show the few classics left because in a few more years,they will be gone,replace by these new originals no one want to see.Who cares about HOT IN CLEVELAND nor RETRIED AT 35,or any of the stars in it?!?Winning awards does not make for a good T.V. show;I wish that people would learn that!But I say "go ahead;put on theses 'comdies'";I won't be watching them and I hope others join me.

Married...with Children is now off the schedule (very strange since it is doing well) effective Monday now (whole month earlier than planned)!

Mon-Fri, Effective Monday, Feb. 1, 2010
5:00PM & 5:30PM The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Andy Griffith)
10:00PM & 10:30PM Home Improvement (Mon-Tues, Thurs) (replaces Married...with Children)
1:00AM & 1:30AM Roseanne (replaces Married...with Children)
3:00AM The Cosby Show (replaces Roseanne)
3:30AM Three's Company (replaces Roseanne)

Roseanne airs 11pm-2am for weeks of Feb. 1 and 8, before Boston Legal takes the 11pm hour starting Feb. 15. Cosby Show will air again from 2am-3:30am and Three's Company from 3:30am-5am.

See first post of this thread for full schedule.

Why does Andy Griffith lose 5/5:30pm because Married...with Children is being dropped?

I really wish TV Land would make up their minds about MWC....

In about 40 minutes, the blog story of the day will be posted and it will address these February changes and what is going on with Married...with Children. It's interesting! Come on back in 40 min (12 noon ET).

Here it is:

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2010/01/tv-land-alters-february-2010-schedule.html

Here it is:

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2010/01/tv-land-alters-february-2010-schedule.html

That's bizarre. Don't have much reason to watch TV Land anymore.

Off topic but what time of day is Comedy Central airing it?

Could it be in the contract that it can only air on another network besides Spike for small amounts of time? Maybe it can't air any longer on TV Land, they want to air it but don't want it on Spike, so now they're moving it to Comedy Central?

IMO, it will probably do well on Comedy. Better fit than Spike..

Off topic but what time of day is Comedy Central airing it?

Hope to reveal that tomorrow. But it will be the same time that TV Land/Spike could air it for, as TBS has the late night rights from 2am-7am.

MWC starts 2/8 on Comedy Central:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2010/01/nick-at-nite-february-2010-has-week.html

But still more info to come...

Schedule change:

Sundays, Effective Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010
4:00AM-6:00AM Three's Company (replaces Brady Bunch/Little House)

See first post for complete details. Also, Bewitched actually launches Sunday, Feb. 28 from 1pm-5pm. See March thread for changes on that month as well. As for Married...with Children, it will air on Comedy Central starting Feb. 8, weekdays 5-6pm and most weekends 12-1pm.

As much as I love to see more Three's Company airings (wish they'd actually have some before 2am)---why get rid of The Brady Bunch and Little House on the Prairie's only airings?

I really don't see MWC staying gone from TV Land. It seems it is at much better use helping TV Land's evening/primetime/weekend schedule than it would be Comedy Central's afternoon/weekend schedule.

From what I hear Three's Company does excellent for them in the late night hours after 3am. I think better than anything after 12am and the morning shows (9am-12pm). Now they have it on 7 days a week instead of 6.

The Brady Bunch and Little House did always seem like odd choices for late night, but they've been airing them there for close to a year.

I wonder if this is the last we'll see of them as they join Good Times and Star Trek on the classics bench?

I don't know if any of you have Visit the TVLAND LINK Messages board on Tvland.com end of Febuary will be the tvland links last day with tvland.

http://forums.tvland.com/tvln/board/message?board.id=asktvlthelink&thread.id=7440

TV LAND SENTENCES VIEWERS TO COURTROOM DRAMA AND LAUGHTER WHEN “BOSTON LEGAL” JOINS THE

TV LAND PRIME LINE-UP ON FEBRUARY 15TH

Network To Kick Off Premiere With A Marathon Of The

Most Popular Episodes On President’s Day


New York, New York, February 10, 2010 –-- “Order, order! ‘Boston Legal’ is now in session on TV Land!” The Primetime Emmy Award-winning hit series created by David E. Kelley premieres on Monday, February 15th with a President’s Day marathon from 12pm – 12am EST/PST, showing the best cases, most outrageous moments and most creative storylines that audiences love. During the marathon, TV Land PRIME will offer special character “briefs” on viewers favorite Crane, Poole & Schmidt firm members such as Denny Crane, Alan Shore and Shirley Schmidt, and viewers will learn personal and professional information on the characters as well as everything they need to know about this popular series.

“The poignant storylines offset by humor and wit skillfully acted and delivered by the infamous and talented William Shatner and Candice Bergen have resonated with audiences making ‘Boston Legal’ a favorite,” states Jaclyn Cohen, senior vice president of programming and acquisitions for TV Land. “TV Land viewers are sure to love this addition to our schedule!”

Created by David E. Kelley (“Ally McBeal,” “The Practice”) “Boston Legal” is a one-hour dramedy which ran on ABC for five seasons. The series follows the professional and personal lives of the attorneys at high-priced Boston law firm, Crane, Poole & Schmidt. The on-goings at the firm are made thoroughly entertaining by the talented cast, starring James Spader and television veterans William Shatner and Candice Bergen. Spader garnered two Primetime Emmys for his depiction of Alan Shore, a winning attorney with at times, less-than-ethical tactics. William Shatner received an Emmy and Golden Globe for his role as the quirky Denny Crane, the leading name of the firm, Crane, Poole & Schmidt, a star litigator in his heyday and now adjusting to his evolving role at the firm as he gets older. Candice Bergen, famous for her five-time Emmy-winning portrayal of Murphy Brown stars in “Boston Legal” as Shirley Schmidt, third name in the firm title. Schmidt is a no-nonsense attorney who rejoins the team toward the end of the first season, returning from a stint in New York. Schmidt and Crane were previously involved, which adds yet another layer of entertainment to the plot.

Boston Legal Marathon Episode Descriptions:

Monday, February 15, 2010

12:00PM #001: Head Cases

A partner arrives at the office wearing no pants; Shore meets with an African-American woman who claims her daughter was passed over for a role in “Annie” because of the color of her skin; a client wants to hire a private investigator to tail his cheating wife, but Denny advises against it; sparks fly between Bad and Sally when they represent a mom fighting her ex over a custody issue.

1:00PM #002: Still Crazy After All These Years

Shore represents a former lover who tried to kill him and who is now fighting for release from a mental institution; Crane behaves strangely during a case, prompting the partners to look for an excuse to get rid of him.

2:00PM #011: Schmidt Happens

Lori files a motion against the U.S. government on behalf of a Sudanese man, trying to draw attention to the genocide in that country; Shore represents a man who killed his mother; partner Shirley Schmidt, Crane’s former flame, returns to the firm.

3:00PM #016: Let Sales Ring

Crane represents an old friend who wants to die and be cryonically frozen; Shore represents a teenager who claims that a news channel is being illegally censored at his high school.

4:00PM #018: The Black Widow

Shore and Brad represent a beautiful woman accused of poisoning her wealthy, elderly husband; Tara finds herself opposing an old flame when she defends a doctor accused of groping a mute cellist.

5:00PM #019: Schadenfreude

Crane, Shore and Brad defend Kelly Nolan, who is accused of killing her rich husband; Denise insists on handling her own divorce; Catherine worries that Bernard Ferrion will kill again; Tara assists Malcolm in representing a singer.

6:00PM #040: Race Ipsa

Crane shoots his psychiatrist; Shore recruits Chelina to help defend a client in a racial profiling case; Denise shows Brad how to kiss.

7:00PM #062: Son of the Defender

Denny Crane is forced at gunpoint to re-try his very first murder case, but this time the lives of half the firm hang on the verdict; Alan defends a working girl and ends up sharing a cell with her.

8:00PM #084: The Mighty Rogues

Shirley asks Alan to argue a case that would allow her to end her father’s fight with Alzheimer’s; Jerry’s sued for sexual assault; Sack represents Nantucket Island in the island’s quest to build an atomic bomb.

9:00PM #088: Patriot Acts

Denny and Alan are finally accepted into the Coast Guard but their friendship is tested when Alan represents a town that wants to secede from the United States; Denny represents the opposing side.

10:00PM #100: Made In China

In desperate need of funding, but against everyone’s wishes, the firm votes to be acquired by a Chinese corporation; Shirley and Sack plan their wedding; Denny makes a proposal of his own to Alan.

11:00PM #101: Last Call

Alan argues before the Supreme Court for Denny’s right to take an experimental drug to halt the effects of his advancing Alzheimer’s; Shirley, Sack, Alan and Denny prepare for their weddings.

Additionally, beginning February 15th, fans of the series can log on to www.tvland.com and enter a sweepstakes for the chance to win one of 30 "Boston Legal" Season 5 DVD box sets.

I'm looking forward to Boston Legal joining the lineup. I'll have fun watching the marathon on Monday (they chose some great episodes too!) But you know, I wish they'd they adding Murphy Brown back to the lineup. Since Candice Bergen is in BL, MB might work well in the midnight hour. And it adds more variety to the night.

Tvland still has not change a bit still moving around alot. They are looking for viewers to watch their network we are very smart & very wise over many years Tvland . Viewer knew about tvland's typical behavior (moving around alot) so they just click their remote another channel or just watch their favorite tv show dvd. Tvland just wont quit they need to check into "Obession change their mind clinic" that make sense. :cool:

Next week on TV Land, weekday mornings are marathons:

Monday, February 22, 2010
9am-1pm Leave it to Beaver

Tuesday, February 23, 2010
9am-1pm The Beverly Hillbillies
12am-6am High School Reunion marathon

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9am-12pm Sanford & Son

Thursday, February 25, 2010
9am-1pm Hogan's Heroes

Friday, February 26, 2010
9am Leave it to Beaver
9:30am Gunsmoke
10:30am-5pm Bonanza (extended)

Saturday, February 27, 2010
6pm-10pm Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, February 28, 2010
11am-2pm Bewitched (premiere!)
5pm-8pm Andy Griffith
8pm-11pm MASH

See first post for details. Also, view the March thread because the first week of March will also have weekday morning marathons.

I like the idea of that!
They should keep them, and do it on a daily basis like this from 9am-1pm Monday-Friday in March:

Monday - Leave it to Beaver
Tuesday - Hogan's Heroes
Wednesday - Bewitched
Thursday - Andy Griffith
Friday - Good Times

Couple of one time changes:

Tuesday, February 23, 2010
11pm-12am Roseanne (leading into High School Reunion marathon from 12am-6am)

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
9pm-10pm Andy Griffith Show (leading into High School Reunion)

Thursday, February 25, 2010
9pm-10pm Andy Griffith Show (Home Improvement only airs 10-11pm)

Andy Griffith will still air in the 8-9pm hour on these two dates.

I wonder how Home Improvement is doing? Funny that they put Andy Griffith as the lead-in to HSR instead. Makes me think maybe not that great.