Over the past week ABC, CBS, The CW, FOX, and NBC all delivered their Fall 2010 Upfront presentations to advertisers. As apart of trying to get advertisers excited about spending some money with their network, they announced their Fall 2010 TV Schedules that includes some new shows and returning favorites in old and new places.
What Can I Do With the Printable Fall Schedule?
Well, with the Printable Fall 2010 TV Schedule, you can see what, when and where, all in a nice single page grid layout. You can see what nights new shows like ABC’s No Ordinary Family, CBS’ Hawaii Five-0, The CW’s Nikita, FOX’s Lonestar, and NBC’s Undercovers are scheduled to air. As well as, returning favorites like Chuck, House, The Mentalist, Modern Family, and The Vampire Diaries. Plus, see where shows like 30 Rock, The Big Bang Theory, Glee, Life Unexpected, and The Middle have been moved. Also, you can easily see what the competition is like in each hour of primetime, so you can spot where potential viewing conflicts will be.
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I see CBS has decided to kill CSI Miami. When it want to get rid of a show they stick it at the tail end on Sunday nights. Most times the sports pushes to shows off and then they say viewship went down…duh…of course, how can one watch a show that is constantly pre-empted!!!
LynneC, That’s not necessarily the case. Cold Case lasted quite a long time on Sunday nights. Also, if preemption/delay during football season was causing cancellations on Sunday nights, then Cold Case would’ve died long ago. I don’t really get the move of CSI: Miami to Sunday night, given it is the only scripted show on the night, it seems to be all alone. But, CBS has sort of an embarrassment of riches ratings-wise and since Sunday night isn’t really a good place to launch a new show like Hawaii Five-0, something had to move. The more interesting move is to see how well CSI: NY does moving to Friday nights.
For a long time Cold Case was in the earlier slot. It was when they moved it to the last thing on Sunday Primetime that it was not on very often.
As to CSI: NY, not only is the move changing the viewing audience but the change in cast will be interesting to see how well received it is.
Please send me the 2010 Fall TV Schedule