This news will leave a hole in the gut of movie and TV fans.

A giant fire broke out at Universal Studios in Los Angeles early this morning, destroying the courthouse square from the Back to the Future movies and damaging the famous clock tower. The King Kong attraction was destroyed, along with over 40,000 videos that were housed in a vault, including footage from I Love Lucy and Miami Vice. Not sure why videos aren't stored in a fireproof vault, maybe underground or some other safe area, but luckily there are copies of the videos in another office.

There have also been a few sets that have been destroyed, including fake New York City and New England street sets that have been used in various TV shows, commercials, and movies. No word on how the fire started but officials say that it has now been contained. One firefighter and two other have been hurt (the latter in an explosion at the vault after the fire was out), but the MTV Movie Awards will go on as scheduled tonight.

Road Runner, that Coyote's after you. Road Runner, if he catches you your through. -- Theme to The Road Runner Show, which premiered in the fall of 1966.

Showtime! After years of playing around on Saturday mornings to find the right mixture to bring in the young viewers, the networks took the bull by the horns in the fall of 1966 and ushered in the Golden Age of Saturday morning cartoons. No less than 11 new cartoon series appeared during the 1966-67 season. Many of them were action and superhero-oriented thanks to the popularity of ABC's live-action Batman series.

The 1966 season also began the domination of Saturday mornings by two animation studios -- Hanna-Barbera and Filmation. For Hanna-Barbera this would be the second year of original Saturday morning programming. For Filmation this would be the first of many years producing fairly entertaining and slightly better animated fare that featured more action and adventure and less in the way of talking animals.

So, if you have your bowl of Cocoa Puffs in front of you, let's see what you were watching back in 1966.

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• At 8, ABC has a new Men in Trees, followed by new episodes of Women's Murder Club and 20/20.
• CBS has a new Ghost Whisperer at 8, then new episodes of Moonlight and Numb3rs.
• NBC has new episodes of Deal Or No Deal, Friday Night Lights, and Las Vegas.
• FOX has a new Next Great American Band at 8, followed by a new Don't Forget The Lyrics.
• There's a new Smackdown on The CW at 8.
• PBS has a new NOW at 8, then new episodes of Washington Week and Bill Moyers Journal.
• TV Land has that 50 Greatest TV Icons special at 8.
• TCM has The Asphalt Jungle at 8, then the original King Kong.
• Also at 8: Sci-Fi has a new Flash Gordon.
• At 9, Discovery has a new Man vs. Wild.
• Food Network has Rachael Ray's Thanksgiving in 60 at 9, then Paula's Southern Thanksgiving.
• USA has a new Lisa Williams: Life Among The Dead at 9, followed by America's Psychic Challenge.
• At 9:30, VH-1 has a new Best Week Ever.
• At 10, E! has a new episode of The Soup.
• Sci-Fi has a new Stargate Atlantis at 10.

Check your local TV listings for more.

• At 8, PBS has a new NOW, followed by a new Washington Week.
• ABC has a repeat Grey's Anatomy at 8, followed by a new 20/20.
• CBS has a new Ghost Whisperer at 8, followed by new episodes of Close To Home and Numb3rs.
• NBC has new eps of 1 vs. 100, Las Vegas, and Law and Order.
• There's a new Vanished on FOX at 8, then a new Trading Spouses: Meet Your New Mommy.
• The CW has a new Smackdown! at 8.
• Disney has a new ep of Hannah Montana at 8.
• Cartoon Network has a new Class of 3000 at 8, then new episodes of Squirrel Boy and The Life and Times of Juniper Lee.
• There's a new Doctor Who on Sci-Fi at 8, then a new Battlestar Galactica.
• Also at 8: TCM has the original King Kong.
• At 10, Food Network has a new Paula's Party.

• The Ice Harvest, starring Billy Bob Thornton and John Cusack;
• Doom, starring The Rock;
• Two for the Money, starring Al Pacino and Matthew McConaughey;
• Prime, starring Meryl Streep and Uma Thurman.