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Actually, NBC already had its upfront over a month ago. This is a "spotlight event," a Part 2, if you will (a walk-thru set up at 30 Rock for advertisers and the media), but they did make some interesting announcements today.
This biggest announcement (though hardly a surprise at this point) was that Jimmy Fallon will take over on Late Night when Conan O'Brien takes over for Jay Leno. This will happen next year.
Here are some of the other announcements made at today's even and a recap of the new shows and the shows that have been canceled. And in this post, I promise not to fail you, rainbow chicken.
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Add to myYahoo!Consensus has it that "Eli Stone" is coming back to ABC, though I can't understand why. "October Road" is dead. Sources disagree on "Women's Murder Club," though given the title... CBS is expected to bring back "The Unit." Still no...
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At 8, ABC has a new Dancing with the Stars, followed by a new episode of Samantha Who? and the season finale of The Bachelor. Check your local TV listings for more.
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If you thought last week's episode was like a gallon of mustard on a teency soft pretzel, then you probably couldn't force yourself to sit through the final episode of Rock The Cradle. What I'm trying to say is that this grand finale was approximately 60 times as long as it needed to be, and included the trifecta of unbearable music competition show fillers: Medleys, Special Performances, and, worst of all, Memories. Oh, the memories. You know, this show was only on for 6 weeks. So there's really no need for any memory refreshers to clarify the arc of this saga. But Rock The Cradle would be nothing without its video packages, and so in its final hour we must endure one helluva review session. It sort of feels like when you're at a party, and someone is telling you a really boring and long-winded story about people you don't know or care about, and just when they are about to get to the punchline, thereby freeing you to go use the bathroom or get another drink, some friend of theirs drops into the conversation and asks, "Wait, what were you guys talking about?" And thus you must stand there for another 10 minutes and listen to the whole story from the very beginning just because some asshole doesn't appreciate how valuable your time is. MTV, you're that asshole at that party. And because of you, I missed the last batch of margaritas and now I've got to make a drink out of what's left on the table: gin, diet coke, and Kahlua. Who the hell brought Kahlua anyway?[Hey guys, see what I've done there? I've found a way to cram this recap full of nonsense to stretch it out. If MTV can use filler, so can I.]We begin this show with a lineup of the remaining contestants. This is the first of roughly 16 lineups during this episode. Remember who the contestants are? You do? Oh, well just in case, here they are again.

























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Add to myYahoo!The other networks are announcing their falls schedules this week. NBC shot their wad a few weeks ago, but they're still trying to get their share of press today with the Jimmy Fallon announcement and the Ryan Seacrest announcement. They're...
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ABC officially canceled October Road and Women's Murder Club, but managed to pick up a new series, Life On Mars. I never watched either show, but always sad to see people lose their jobs. Carry on...
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Not even a week after it was announced that Jennie Garth would be part of the Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off in a recurring capacity, comes the news that Tori Spelling will also join the "new" 90210 series.Continue reading Tori Spelling going back to Beverly Hills, 90210?
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Add to myYahoo!Congratulations to the "CW's" "Reaper". This on again off again series has struck a deal for a second season. After the writers strike which most of us thought would help actually hurt new shows we fell in love with. It's so hard now a days to grow, and fall in love with a show knowing if you get attached, you will be pissed when it's axed. Fox's "New Amsterdam" has met that fate. No shock to any fan of FOX's shows. I think it's in our blood to love what's offered, than to hate the outcome. I'm still hoping for CBS to Renew "Moonlight". Again we all can hope for something. In my opinion shows grow more after the first season. You can spend less money on advertising, and pray for rating's than when it fails blame the potential viewers. Who's at fault when no one knows whats out there. Money, money, money, as if that is the problem. I tell you what spend the money, and you will see results. How can networks ignore the fan base. it is beyond me. In this day, and age with all the hustle, and bussle people can't tune in. They have Tivo, DVR's, Illegal Downloading which gets more downloads than ratings. What is the mistake in the industry? How do shows fail when they are more popular on the Internet? How can shows fail when DVD sales excel expectations. Let me run a network for a day, and I'll correct everything.
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Add to myYahoo!In possibly the least-appealing programming announcement of the week - I know it's early, but still - NBC said Monday that Ryan Seacrest will produce a reality-game-dating show called "Momma's Boy" to premiere after the Summer Olympics. Sounds lovely, doesn't...
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