That year had some really promising new sitcoms quality wise. DAG on NBC was the best one season sitcom ever made. It being a flop sucks, but at least NBC gave DAG a Frasier lead-in away from red hot Who Wants to be a Millionaire? competition. Bette and Welcome to New York I really liked what I saw of, but it was instant doom for them being sent against Millionaire. I also would have renewed Early Edition instead of City of Angels, that show nosedived when sent to Thursdays in its only fall slot.

Sundays
7:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Touched by an Angel
9:00 CBS Sunday Night Movie

Mondays
8:00 The King of Queens
8:30 Yes, Dear
9:00 Everybody Loves Raymond
9:30 Welcome to New York
10:00 Family Law

Tuesdays
8:00 JAG
9:00 The Fugitive
10:00 Judging Amy

Wednesdays
8:00 60 Minutes II
9:00 Bette- An hour later with heavy promotion could have helped the Millionaire audience who didn't like Drew Carey to transfer over.
9:30 Becker
10:00 Diagnosis Murder

Thursdays
8:00 48 Hours
9:00 CBS Thursday Night Movie

Fridays
8:00 That's Life
9:00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation- While it could have started out on Thursdays where CSI dominated, starting here might have helped it to do well in a less pressure situation. Fridays did not help The Fugitive though.
10:00 Nash Bridges

Saturdays
8:00 Early Edition
9:00 Walker Texas, Ranger
10:00 The District