Does anybody know what shows are expected to debut on syndication by next fall?

BTW, can shows from cable networks air on regular syndication? The only show that I've had seen do this in the past is, Larry Sanders. He airs on my local ABC station, and Bravo.

I know for a fact that the King of Queens and Becker are going into syndication in the fall of 2003.

oh oh oh oh Becker on Syndication WHAT station what time?????
YAY :banana: :banana: :banana: I"d get to see Terry again I LIKED it bette with her anyways it was better IMO

Becker and KOQ are the only 2 so far.Malcolm comes in 2004."It's Garry Shandling's Show" was supposed to come this past year but it didn't so maybe it'll come in 2003.I know HBO wanted to syndicate "Sex & The City" but no one would buy it because it's too expensive and I'm pretty sure that's a good thing.TV-14 would ruin the show!

Originally posted by Sitcomwriter
HBO wanted to syndicate "Sex & The City" but no one would buy it



:rotflmao: that doesn't shock me at all.

Originally posted by JTC
I know for a fact that the King of Queens and Becker are going into syndication in the fall of 2003.

:clap: I love KOQ!

ME TO Brian well that AND BECKER :) I cant wait for the RERUNS to be done with WELL not the Becker reruns FOR obvious reasons BUT YEAH

Originally posted by SBTB Geek
BTW, can shows from cable networks air on regular syndication? The only show that I've had seen do this in the past is, Larry Sanders. He airs on my local ABC station, and Bravo.

Tales from the Crypt was on HBO and went to syndication on Fox(?). They're usually edited to conform to non-cable viewing guidelines. (Translation: less gore/sex=not as good)

The Parkers!!!!!

2003-2004 season syndication:

OFF-NETWORK HALF-HOURS
-America's Funniest Home Videos (Buena Vista, Bergeron edition)
-Becker (Paramount)
-The Parkers (Paramount)
-King of Queens (Sony)

OFF-NETWOR WEEKLY HOURS
-Angel (Twentieth)
-Ripley's Believe it or Not (Sony)



And the first run stuff:

FIRST-RUN TALK
-Ask Rita (Litton): Jan. 27 2003 launch
-Ellen DeGeneres (Warner Bros.)
-Fergie (Universal)
-Living it Up! With Ali & Jack (King World)
-Sharon Osbourne (Telepictures)

REALITY
-Starting Over (NBC Enterprises)

MISCELLANEOUS STRIPS
-eBay TV (Sony Television)

WEEKLY HOURS
-The Talent Agency (Western International)
-Unexplained Mysteries (Paramount)

MONTHY HOURS
-Vital Signs (Lions Gate)

WEEKLY HALF HOURS
-America's Moving To ... (Mansfield Television Distribution)
-Cosmogirl! (Hearst)
-Missing (Telco)

OFFERED NATIONALLY AFTER A LIMITED-RUN LAUNCH
-Ex-Treme Dating (Twentieth)
-Good Day Live (Twentieth): Jan. 6, 2003 debut
-Wayne Brady (Buena Vista)

Originally posted by pavanbadal
2003-2004 season syndication:

OFF-NETWOR WEEKLY HOURS
-Angel (Twentieth)



10 bucks says FX will air that after Buffy! :D Thats kind of bad because I love the 2 hour dose of Buffy every night and morning. :(


Thanks for posting this Pavanbadal

10 Bucks says says what show will FX air after
Buffy evey night and morninmg.


Aaron

Originally posted by Silver Daze

10 bucks says FX will air that after Buffy! :D Thats kind of bad because I love the 2 hour dose of Buffy every night and morning. :(


I don't think it's available for cable yet, this will be on the locals on the weekends like Buffy airs.

Originally posted by pavanbadal


I don't think it's available for cable yet,


:eek2:

Why? It's been on for a while. Thats kind of weird imo.