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What's On Tonight: Prison Break, Wildfire, The Class, Monday Night RAW
by Bob Sassone, posted Mar 5th 2007 5:02PM
At 8, FOX has a new episode of Prison Break, then a new 24. - NBC has a new Deal Or No Deal at 8, then new episodes of Heroes and The Black Donnellys.
- TBS has four good Friends repeats starting at 8, then two episodes of Family Guy.
- ABC Family has a new Wildfire at 8.
- Also at 8: Discovery Times has The Lost Tomb of Jesus.
- At 8:30, CBS has the season finale of The Class.
- At 9, ABC has a new Supernanny, then a new What About Brian.
- Food Network has a new Unwrapped at 9, focusing on food innovations.
- USA has a new Monday Night RAW at 9.
- GSN has a new High Stakes Poker at 9.
- At 9:30, CBS has a new ep of Rules of Engagement.
Check your local TV listings for more.
Best and Worst of 2006: Brett's List
by Brett Love, posted Jan 8th 2007 10:02AM
2006 was a good year for television, but then all years are good years for television. Nostalgia often makes us think that things were better way back when, but I wouldn't trade my hundreds of channels of digital cable for the three networks on the rabbit ears for anything. Even the somewhat obscure channels like The-N (South of Nowhere), GSN (High Stakes Poker), and IFC (Henry Rollins Show) manage to bring some good stuff to the table. Of course, things are never all rosey, but we'll get to that later. First, some of the best things about TV this past year.NBC's handling of Studio 60 and Friday Night Lights - Many of us, myself included, are quick to jump on the networks when they dump a show just a few episodes in. So it's worth acknowledging that the network has been more than patient with these two shows. Many shows that have come before them have been blown right off the schedule for generating similar ratings. Studio 60 kicked off their season with ratings that declined week after week and, honestly, Friday Night Lights just never had any ratings to begin with. I really hope their patience pays off and audiences find these shows. They both deserve to see a second season.
Is anyone watching Poker After Dark?
by Brett Love, posted Jan 4th 2007 6:03PM
With all the ruckus around the holidays I forgot to mention that NBC's new late night poker show, Poker After Dark, was starting up this week. I'm not sure of the scheduling everywhere, but we are getting it at 3AM up in the pacific northwest. That's mighty late for most folks, but with DVRs, VCRs, and the like, time doesn't matter much anymore. I've been checking out the show in the morning before heading off to work, and I have to say, it's not bad. I think the most popular poker show going right now is probably GSN's High Stakes Poker, and Poker After Dark has taken a lot of clues from that show's success. They've brought in a a great group of pro players. This week features
What's on tonight: Battlestar, Bond, Best Week Ever, and Bill Maher
by Bob Sassone, posted Feb 17th 2006 3:20PM
ABC has the results show of Dancing With The Stars at 8pm,
followed by a new In Justice and a new 20/20.- CBS has repeats of Ghost Whisperer, Close To Home, and Numb3rs.
- NBC has more Olympics.
- FOX has a two hour repeat of Trading Spouses: Meet Your New Mommy at 8.
- UPN has a new Smackdown at 8, while the WB has new eps of What I Like About You, Living With Fran, Reba, and Twins.
- ABC Family has Diane Lane in Under The Tuscan Sun at 8.
- AMC has two good Bond flicks, starting at 8: Connery in You Only Live Twice, then Moore in one of his best, For Your Eyes Only.
- The Sci-Fi Channel has new eps of Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, and Battlestar Galactica, also at 8.
- At 9, Spike has The Shawshank Redemption, while HBO2 has Clooney and Kidman in The Peacemaker.
- Also at 9: GSN has a new ep of High Stakes Poker.
- On A&E at 10, a Biography of William Shatner.
- Miller's Crossing airs on Fox Movie Channel at 10, while FLIX has Blue Steel, with Jamie Lee Curtis.
- At 11, VH-1 has a new Best Week Ever, followed by a new Web Junk 20.
- Also at 11: a new Real Time With Bill Maher, with guests Eddie Griffin, Helen Thomas, Dan Senor, and Senator Russ Feingold.
- At midnight, you can catch an episode of the classic 80s series Crime Story on American Life, while HBO has Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
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