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It's that time of year again, folks! Yep, some of your favorite shows are on the cancellation bubble and you can vote on which ones you'd like to see next fall and ones that should go far, far away. It's an annual tradition that sometimes predicts what shows will be renewed and which shows won't. So far you want your Scrubs.

In fact, according to the ninth annual USA Today 'Save Our Shows' survey (say that five times fast) a whopping 61 percent of you would like to see the NBC comedy renewed for a sixth season. Only fourteen percent of you want to see the show die a quick death. Scrubs is a good bet to be renewed for the fall, as long as the network is willing to pony up the increased dough to the show's production company,  Touchstone Television. If NBC doesn't renew the program there is an equally good chance that Touchstone's sibling ABC (both are owned by Disney) would pick up the show.

Six more shows on the USA Today survey have more supporters than detractors: Veronica Mars (UPN), Commander in Chief (ABC), Everwood (WB), Invasion (ABC), Reba (WB) and The King of Queens (CBS). After ABC shelved Commander in Chief this week, there is a good chance that it will not be renewed; Kevin James, the star of The King of Queens, wants a bigger paycheck for the new season; and Veronica Mars and Reba are vying for spots on the new CW network, which will be a combination of the WB and UPN.

What shows have the least amount of supporters? FOX's one-camera comedies The Loop and Free Ride and UPN's Half and Half  and One on One.

• ABC has a new Wife Swap at 8, then The Ten Commandments. And if that isn't the most bizarre lineup combo tonight...
• CBS has new eps of King of Queens, How I Met Your Mother, Two and a Half Men, Old Christine, and CSI: Miami.
• Over on NBC, a new ep of Deal Or No Deal at 8, followed by two new eps of The Apprentice.
• FOX has a new Prison Break, followed by a new 24.
• The WB has a new 7th Heaven at 8, followed by a new Everwood.
• UPN has repeats of One on One, All of Us, Girlfriends, and Half & Half.
• ABC has a new ep of Wildfire at 8 and a new ep of Beautiful People after that.
• Four great Friends repeats at 8 on TBS, followed by two repeats of Family Guy.
• Also at 8: if you missed last night's West Wing, Bravo has the repeat.
• At 9, IFC has Janeane Garofalo in The Matchmaker, while STARZ has Elf.
• TLC has a new Honey, We're Killing The Kids at 9, followed by a new Shalom in the Home.
• At 10, Spike has a new Pros vs. Joes.
  
• At 11, G4 premieres Star Trek 2.0.
  
• Also at 11: Fox Movie Channel has Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor in Silver Streak.

• On the cover: the Without A Trace cast talks about a new storyline involving drug addiction. Plus, a photo gallery.
• Matt Roush finds Thief relentlessly glum, and hopes that Everwood is renewed.
• The evil female cyborg from Terminator 3 has a new show on The Sci-Fi Channel.
• Who played James Garner's brother on Maverick?
• In the print edition only: a Q and A with Lost star Terry O'Quinn, a look at the four top Survivor stars, a preview of the Clark/Lex confrontation on Smallville, the women of Big Love, and a guest column from...Liza Minnelli!

• Out: Jack and Bobby, Drew Carey's Green Screen Show, Grounded For Life, High School Reunion, The Mountain.
• New: Just Legal, Related, Twins, Supernatural, Pepper Dennis (January), Misconceptions (January), Modern Men (January), The Bedford Diaries (January). 
• Returning: 7th Heaven, Gilmore Girls, Reba, Living With Fran, Charmed, Blue Collar TV, What I Like About You.
• Moving: Smallville (Thursdays at 8 p.m., EST), Everwood (Thursdays at 9 p.m), One Tree Hill (Wednesdays at 8 p.m).

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