Yep. I was looking through my new TV Guide, and Columbo is scheduled to air from 12:30 - 2:00pm, where then Hill Street Blues airs. So, Moonlighting and St. Elsewhere are gone, and Cold Feet airs Monday - Friday at 11:00am, pushing Antiques Roadshow to 3:00pm.

Pardon me if I'm not thinking of the right show, but is the 'Cold Feet' show you listed the one that aired in 1999 or sometime around that year? Is it the one with Anthony Starke? I only thought that lasted for 2 or 3 episodes.

I've never watched 'Cold Feet' but it's most likely the first version, the one that lasted longer. I believe it was a British version, or something like that, but it's definately not the NBC one from 1999.

Originally posted by TVJunkie101
I've never watched 'Cold Feet' but it's most likely the first version, the one that lasted longer. I believe it was a British version, or something like that, but it's definately not the NBC one from 1999.

Oh okay. Thanks for your reply TVJunkie. :)

Originally posted by Jenny


Oh okay. Thanks for your reply TVJunkie. :)

Not a problem :)

Originally posted by TVJunkie101
Yep. I was looking through my new TV Guide, and Columbo is scheduled to air from 12:30 - 2:00pm, where then Hill Street Blues airs. So, Moonlighting and St. Elsewhere are gone, and Cold Feet airs Monday - Friday at 11:00am, pushing Antiques Roadshow to 3:00pm.

I knew it was going to happen sooner or later. Bravo will probably show Columbo for a while and bring back Moonlighting. They did the same exact thing last time.

Originally posted by IheartMoonlighting


I knew it was going to happen sooner or later. Bravo will probably show Columbo for a while and bring back Moonlighting. They did the same exact thing last time.

Yeah, you're probably right. Look at that 'Cold Feet' show; it was gone for a while, now it's back again. So, unless Bravo lost the rights, both shows could return.

Oh, and Columbo starts at 12:00, not 12:30, but on some days, it is 12:30.

St. Elsewhere is hardly ever rerun on any channel, & when sombody puts it on, it just gets taken off :mad:

Is it the 70s Columbo or the ones from the late 80s that A&E airs?

Originally posted by JT
Is it the 70s Columbo or the ones from the late 80s that A&E airs?

Hmm... I honestly don't know. I was home today, and was going to try and watch to see, but I forgot all about it. I am assuming it's the 70s, but it could also be the late 80s ones. I think Bravo has show lists, maybe that would help...

Wait, here is the episode they aired today. I guess find an episode list and determine which decade it's from... They're 2 hours in length, and I never watched the original Columbo, were they that long? LOL, probably a dumb question... Anyway, here is the episode that aired today.

Actually, my tvguide doesn't say, but I found a title for tomorrow's episode (Tuesday): "Murder by the Book" and it's an hour and a half episode.

Originally posted by JT
Is it the 70s Columbo or the ones from the late 80s that A&E airs?

I believe they are the 70's ones. A&E has the 80's/90's ones.

Originally posted by pavanbadal


I believe they are the 70's ones. A&E has the 80's/90's ones.

Thats what I thought as well, but just wasn't sure.

The original 70s ones were usually hour and a half/two hours long, because they rotated off each Saturday with "McMillan and Wife" and "McCloud" so like one Saturday it could be Columbo, the next week it could be M&W, then the next it would be McC.

Originally posted by JT
The original 70s ones were usually hour and a half/two hours long, because they rotated off each Saturday with "McMillan and Wife" and "McCloud" so like one Saturday it could be Columbo, the next week it could be M&W, then the next it would be McC.

Got it ;) Yeah, they are usually either 2 hours, or an hour and a half. I wonder if when The West Wing comes next year if it will replace Hill Street Blues... most likely, LOL.

The ratings must not be good.
Originally posted by Blair85
St. Elsewhere is hardly ever rerun on any channel, & when sombody puts it on, it just gets taken off :mad: