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Which TV Show Should Be Saved From Cancellation?
It's that time of year again. The various networks are deciding what to keep and what to throw out as they put together their 2010-11 primetime schedules.
As usual, some shows are canceled early ("Eastwick," anyone?) while others eek it out through the season, desperate for renewal ("FlashForward," "Heroes," and so on).
Network execs are looking at a new crop of freshman dramas, comedies, and reality shows, and they need to make room on their schedules. As a result, poor performing series are given the boot.
So as we say goodbye to some of our favorites that are gone for good ("24," "Lo...
READ MOREAs usual, some shows are canceled early ("Eastwick," anyone?) while others eek it out through the season, desperate for renewal ("FlashForward," "Heroes," and so on).
Network execs are looking at a new crop of freshman dramas, comedies, and reality shows, and they need to make room on their schedules. As a result, poor performing series are given the boot.
So as we say goodbye to some of our favorites that are gone for good ("24," "Lo...
New Doctor Show 'Miami Medical' Premieres Friday On CBS
There’s another new medical drama coming to TV. What’s going to set Miami Medical apart from all the others? For one thing, it’s a Jerry Bruckheimer production, so it can be as intense and in your face as the stalwart CSI and Without a Trace franchises.
“This is a different way of looking at a medical show,” Bruckheimer said. “It's got a lot more humor, it's got the gallows humor.”
And Bruckheimer wouldn’t make a show about just any doctors. He likes to deal with the best of the best, in this case the Alpha Team of surgeons at a trauma hospital. “They're the Rolling Stones of doctors,” Br...
READ MORE“This is a different way of looking at a medical show,” Bruckheimer said. “It's got a lot more humor, it's got the gallows humor.”
And Bruckheimer wouldn’t make a show about just any doctors. He likes to deal with the best of the best, in this case the Alpha Team of surgeons at a trauma hospital. “They're the Rolling Stones of doctors,” Br...
New Fall TV: Keep It Or Kill It
It's that time of year. You've checked out the new shows and by now you know if you love them or hate them. Networks are either ordering additional episodes of their fledgling series or quietly letting them burn off until nobody notices they are gone. And some networks stayed cautiously conservative by looking back to previous television icons and failing miserably (we are talking to you, NBC).
Check out the crop of new series and whether we think they should stay on the air or be put out of their misery. Let us know if you agree!
ABC
FlashForward - Keep it
ABC took a gamble o...
READ MORECheck out the crop of new series and whether we think they should stay on the air or be put out of their misery. Let us know if you agree!
ABC
FlashForward - Keep it
ABC took a gamble o...
Pre-Season 2009 TV Report Card: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Since CNN has such a blast creating a report card to track the Presidency, we decided to have some fun with television. Which networks come out strong and which ones need to do better homework?
MAJOR NETWORKS
ABC: B
The Good: The dramas are what keep us coming back to ABC. Grey's Anatomy, Brothers & Sisters, FlashForward, and V are worth looking forward to. The one comedy that stands out and may hold itself against NBC's stellar comedies, Modern Family, is worth a few episodes past the pilot.
The Bad: Dancing With The Stars is extremely popular, however sometimes too much of a ...
READ MOREMAJOR NETWORKS
ABC: B
The Good: The dramas are what keep us coming back to ABC. Grey's Anatomy, Brothers & Sisters, FlashForward, and V are worth looking forward to. The one comedy that stands out and may hold itself against NBC's stellar comedies, Modern Family, is worth a few episodes past the pilot.
The Bad: Dancing With The Stars is extremely popular, however sometimes too much of a ...
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