Access Hollywood celebrated ten years in syndication.

7^th Heaven celebrated ten years on WB.

Dateline NBC celebrated fifteen years on NBC.

Entertainment Tonight celebrated twenty–five years in syndication.

Late Night celebrated twenty–five years on NBC.

After eleven long years, WB and UPN finally call it quits. Then again, they didn't quit at all. They just joined up together as one new network, The CW. They felt like it was best for both parties involved. Both networks closed their doors on September 18, 2006, the same day CW premieres. The CW's schedule contained the most popular shows from both networks and two original CW programs – The Game and Runaway.

FOX will have a new mini network, My Network TV, starting on Tuesday, September 5, 2006. This network is going the telenovelas way – soaps that run for 65 episodes each till the next one comes along. The telenovelas are very popular among the Spanish viewers on Telemundo and Univision. The first telenovelas are Desire and Fashion House; they will have weekly recaps on Saturday nights.

David Boreanaz returned in Bones after a year absence. He was previous on Angel, the very popular Buffy spin off. Bones became another big hit for him.

Jennifer Finnigan returned in Close To Home. She was previous on the NBC failed comedy, Committed, last year. She was well known for her three-time Emmy winning soap role, Bridget Forrester, on The Bold & The Beautiful in the early 2000's.

John Carroll Lynch returned in Close To Home. He was on the failed 2003 CBS series, The Brotherhood of Poland, N.H. John was best known for the cross dressing brother (That's me!) on The Drew Carey Show.

Thomas Gibson returned in Criminal Minds after a three-year absence. His last hit was ABC's Dharma & Greg.

Shemar Moore returned in Criminal Minds. He was in the failed WB series, Birds Of Prey, in 2002. He hosted the popular Soul Train for four years. He was best known for his role, Malcolm Winters, on the daytime soap, The Young & The Restless.

Jennifer Love Hewitt returned to TV in Ghost Whisperer. She was best known for her role, Sarah Reeves, on Party Of Five, and the failed spin off, Time Of Your Life.

Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, and Bob Saget returned in How I Met Your Mother on CBS. Alyson was famous for Willow, the Wiccan lesbian, on Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Neil was famous for Doogie Howser M.D. Bob was famous for Full House & the first host of America's Funniest Home Videos.

Chris Rock based Everyone Hates Chris on his experiences as a child. Chris also narrated the program.

Shannon Doherty was originally star in Love, Inc., but she was dropped from the role; Busy Philipps took her place.

Shaun Cassidy is the creator of Invasion.

So You Think You Could Dance has a new host, Cat Deeley. The original host, Lauren Sanchez has a bun in the over.

My Name Is Earl was first pitched to Fox, but it was turned down. NBC ordered the series eighteen months later.

Sex, Love & Secrets' original name was Sex, Lies & Secrets.

Jennifer Lopez was one of the executive producers on South Beach.

Bones – 2005–present, FOX, drama, David Boreanaz, Emily Deschanel

Close to Home – 2005–present, CBS, police drama, Jennifer Finnigan, John Carroll Lynch

Crimetime Saturday reruns – 2005–present, various CBS shows

Criminal Minds – 2005–present, CBS, police drama, Thomas Gibson, Shemar Moore

Everybody Hates Chris – 2005/06, UPN; 2006–present, CW, comedy, Tyler James Williams

Ghost Whisperer – 2005–present, CBS, supernatural, Jennifer Love Hewitt

How I Met Your Mother – 2005–present, CBS, comedy, Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, Bob Saget

My Name Is Earl – 2005–present, NBC, comedy, Jason Lee, Ethan Surpee

Prison Break – 2005–present, FOX, action/drama, Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell

Supernatural - 2005/06, UPN; 2006–present, CW, supernatural, Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles

The War at Home 2005–present, FOX, comedy, Michael Rapaport, Anita Barone, Kyle Sullivan

The Apprentice: Martha Stewart – NBC, reality, Martha Stewart

Commander in Chief – ABC, political drama, Geena Davis, Donald Sutherland

E-Ring – NBC, military drama, Benjamin Bratt, Dennis Hopper & Kerr Smith

Freddie – ABC, comedy, Freddie Prinze Jr., Brian Austin Green

Head Cases – FOX, comedy/drama, 2 episodes, the first cancellation, Chris O'Donnell, Adam Goldberg, Krista Allen

In Justice – ABC, police drama, Jason O'Mara, Kyle MacLachlan

Inconceivable – NBC, medical drama, 2 episodes, Ming-Na, Angie Harmon

Invasion – ABC, sci-fi/drama, William Fichtner, Eddie Cibrian

Just Legal – WB, legal drama, 3 episodes, Don Johnson, Jay Baruchel

Kitchen Confidential – FOX, comedy, Bradley Cooper, Nicholas Brendon

Killer Instinct – FOX, police drama, Johnny Messner

Love, Inc. – UPN, comedy, Holly Robinson Peete, Busy Philipps

Out of Practice – CBS, comedy, Henry Winkler, Stockard Channing

Reba Beginnings reruns – WB, comedy, Reba McEntire

Related – WB, comedy/drama, Jennifer Esposito & Kiele Sanchez

Reunion – FOX, drama, Will Estes, Sean Feris

Sex, Love & Secrets – UPN, drama, 4 episodes, Denise Richards, Eric Balfour

Surface – NBC, sci-fi, Lake Bell

Three Wishes – NBC, reality, Amy Grant

Threshold – CBS, sci-fi/drama, Carla Gugino, Charles S. Dutton

Twins – WB, comedy, Sara Gilbert, Molly Stanton, Mark Linn-Baker, Melanie Griffith

America's Got Talent – June 2006–present, NBC, talent, Regis Philbin

American Inventor – March 2006–present, ABC, reality, Matt Gallant

Deal Or No Deal - December 2005–present, NBC, game, Howie Mandel

The Loop – March 2006–present, FOX, comedy, Brett Harrison, Sarah Mason

The New Adventures of Old Christine – March 2006–present, CBS, comedy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Skating With The Celebrities – FOX, reality, Scott Hamilton

The Unit – March 2006–present, CBS, action/drama, Dennis Haysbert, Scott Foley, Robert Patrick

What About Brian – April 2006–present, ABC, drama, Barry Watson, Rosanna Arquette

Courting Alex – CBS, comedy, 8 episodes, Jenna Elfman, Dabney Coleman

Crumbs – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Fred Savage, Jane Curtin

Emily's Reasons Why Not – January 9, 2006, ABC, comedy, 1 episode, Heather Graham

Gameshow Marathon – CBS, game, 7 episodes, Ricki Lake

Hot Properties – ABC, comedy, 13 episodes, Nicole Sullivan

The One: Making A Music Star – ABC, talent, 4 episodes, George Stroumboulopoulos

South Beach – UPN, drama, 8 episodes, Vanessa L. Williams

Treasure Hunters – NBC, reality, Laird Macintosh

Tuesday Night Book Club – CBS, reality, 2 episodes

Windfall – NBC, drama, 13 episodes, Luke Perry, D.J. Cotrona

Dog Bites Man – June 2006–present, Comedy Central, comedy, Matt Walsh

Falcon Beach – June 2006–present, ABC Family, soap, Steve Byers

Hannah Montana – March 2006–present, Disney, comedy, Miley Cyrus

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia – August 2005–present, FX, comedy, Charlie Day

Kyle XY – June 2006–present, ABC Family, sci fi, Matt Dallas

Lovespring International – June 2006–present, Lifetime, comedy, Jack Plotnick

Lucky Louie – June 2006–present, HBO, comedy, Louie C.K.

Making The Band 3 – October–December 2005, MTV, rock documentary

Psych – July 2006–present, USA, comedy/drama, James Roday

The Surreal Life – March–May 2006, VH1, reality

Weeds – 2005–present, Showtime, comedy, Mary–Louise Parker

Whistler – June 2006–present, The N, drama, Nicolas Lea

The Amazing Race 8: Family Edition – September–December 2005, CBS, reality/adventure

The Amazing Race 9 – February–May 2006, CBS, reality/adventure

America's Next Top Model – September–December 2005, UPN, reality

America's Next Top Model – March–May 2006, UPN, reality

The Apprentice – September–December 2005, NBC, reality

The Apprentice – February–May 2006, NBC, reality

The Bachelor: Paris – January–February 2006, ABC, romance reality

Big Brother 7: All Stars – July–September 2006, CBS, reality/competition

The Biggest Loser – September–November 2005, NBC, reality

The Biggest Loser: The Special Edition – January–March 2006, NBC, reality

The Contender – July–September 2006, ESPN, reality

Last Comic Standing 4 – May–August 2006, NBC, talent, Anthony Clark

Rock Star: Supernova – July–September 2006, CBS, talent

The Simple Life 4: Til Death Do Us Apart – June–July 2006, E!, reality

Survivor: Guatemala – The Mayan Empire – September–December 2005, CBS, adventure/competition

Survivor: Panama – Exile Island – February–May 2006, CBS, adventure/competition

American Dad! – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon

Battlestar Galactica – 2004–present, Sci Fi, sci fi

Boston Legal – 2004–present, ABC, legal drama

CSI: NY – 2004–present, CBS, police drama

The Closer – June 2005–present, TNT, crime drama

Dancing With the Stars – June 2005–present, ABC, dancing

Desperate Housewives – 2004–present, ABC, soap

Family Guy – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon

Grey's Anatomy – March 2005–present, ABC, medical drama

Hell's Kitchen – May 2005–present, FOX, reality

House – 2004–present, FOX, medical drama

Kathy Griffin: My Life On D–List – August 2005–present, Bravo, reality

Lost – 2004–present, ABC, adventure

Medium – January 2005–present, NBC, drama

Nanny 911 – November 2004–present, FOX, reality

Numbers – January 2005–present, CBS, police drama

The Office – March 2005–present, NBC, comedy

One Tree Hill – 2004–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, soap

So You Think You Could Dance – July 2005–present, FOX, dancing

Stacked – April 2005–2006, FOX, comedy

Supernanny – January 2005–present, ABC, reality

Veronica Mars – 2004–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, mystery

Wife Swap – 2004–present, ABC, reality

Zoey 101 – January 2005–present, Nickelodeon, comedy

All of Us – 2003–2006, UPN, 2007–present, CW, comedy

Cold Case – 2003–present, CBS, police drama

Deadwood – March 2004–2006, HBO, western

Entourage – July 2004–present, HBO, comedy

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – February 2004–present, ABC, reality

The 4400 – July 2004–present, USA, sci fi

Las Vegas – 2003–present, NBC, drama

NCIS – 2003–present, CBS, drama

Nip/Tuck – 2003–present, FX, drama

Queer Eye For The Straight Guy – July 2003–present, Bravo, reality

Reno 911! – July 2004–present, Comedy Central, comedy

Rescue Me – July 2004–present, FX, drama

Trading Spouses – July 2004–present, FOX, reality

Two and a Half Men – 2003–present, CBS, comedy

CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama

Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality

Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk

Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama

Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent

Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2002–present, Showtime, comedy

That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy

Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama

According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy

American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent

Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy

Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk

Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy

Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy

The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama

Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure

24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage

America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama

Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality

Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW

Primetime Live – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine

Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama

WWE Friday Night SmackDown! – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson – January 2005–present, CBS, talk

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

America's Funniest Home Videos – Jan 1990–present, ABC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours Mystery – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

JAG celebrated ten years on TV; it was their last year.

King Of The Hill celebrated ten years on FOX.

Mad TV celebrated ten years on FOX.

Law & Order celebrated ten years on NBC.

The Daily Show celebrated ten years on Comedy Central.

Saturday Night Live celebrated thirty years on NBC.

Monday Night Football celebrated thirty-five years on ABC.

Dancing With The Stars was based on BBC's Strictly Comes Dancing. It's a worldwide sensation. Most countries use the name, Dancing With The Stars.

Hell's Kitchen was based on ITV's Hell's Kitchen, both starring Gordon Ramsay.

Hit Me Baby One More Time was based on ITV's Hit Me Baby One More Time, both hosted by Vernon Kay. Former singers sang their hit songs and one of Today's hit songs; the fans voted on the winner. Tiffany, Haddaway & Howard Jones performed on both versions.

The Sketch Show was based on ITV's The Sketch Show. Lee Mack starred in both versions.

Supernanny was based on Channel 4's Supernanny, both starring Jo Frost.

Wife Swap was based on Channel 4's Wife Swap. Husbands swipe wives for two weeks. ABC accused FOX of ripping of the format with Trading Spouses: Meet Your New Mommy. In FOX's defense, FOX didn't because Trading Spouses was on the air first, just like Nanny 911.

1–800–Missing to Missing.

48 Hours Investigates to 48 Hours Mystery.

Primetime Thursday to Primetime Live, the show's original title. Then, it became Primetime in July 2005.

Family Guy returned to FOX after a three-year absence. The reruns were extremely popular on The Cartoon Network and the DVDs made millions of dollars. FOX bowed down to the fans' pleads. It made a triumph returned to FOX! Also, Family Guy brought some company with him – American Dad! Seth McFarlane created both cartoons.

Darius McCrary returned in a failed NBC series, Committed. He was best known for Family Matters as Laura Winslow's older brother, Eddie.

Tom Poston was Darius' costar on Committed. Tom guest starred three times on Darius' big hit, Family Matters, as Mr. Looney. Tom was best known for Newhart in the 1980's.

Boston Legal from The Practice – After Alan Shore won his last case against his legal firm; he went to work in Boston for the lawyer, Denny Crane, who represented him in the case.

Joey from Friends – Joey moved to Hollywood to further his acting career. It was the biggest flop of the season; it was even worst in the second and final season.

Stargate: Atlantis from Stargate SG–1.

The Mountain's Oliver Hudson is the brother of Kate Hudson and the son of Goldie Hawn & Bill Hudson.

Keith Carradine is related to his half brother David Carradine, the star of Kung Fu TV series.

North Shore's Kristoffer Polaha's wife, Julianne Moore, was Jay Kenneth Johnson's costar on Days Of Our Lives. She was on Days from 1998 – 2002; Jay was on from 2000 – 2002. North Shore was Jay's first primetime series.

Craig Killborn departed The Late Late Show in August 2004. The next few months, CBS tried out guest hosts to compete for the host seat. It came down to four finalists – Craig Ferguson, Adam Carolla, Michael Ian Black and D.L. Hughley. CBS announced that Craig Ferguson was the new host on December 2004. His series premiered on January 5, 2005. Craig was best known for his role on The Drew Carey Show as Drew's boss, Mr. Wick.

Second Time Around's Boris Kodjoe & Nicole Ari Parker is married in real life. They became parents to a baby girl in March 2005.

The Benefactor's Mark Cuban is a billionaire and the owner of Dallas Mavericks.

Renovate My Family's Jay McGraw is the son of Dr. Phil McGraw, the host of the popular daytime hit, Dr. Phil.

Simon Fuller & Nigel Lythgoe created So You Think You Could Dance and American Idol. Nigel is one of three judges on the show.

All That finally ended on Nickelodeon after ten seasons. That's...all that!

FOX cancelled My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss after five episodes in December 2004. FOX released the five remaining episodes online in March 2005.

The Law Firm lasted two episodes on NBC. Bravo aired the remaining episodes.

Blue Collar TV – 2004–2006, WB, comedy, Jeff Foxworthy

Boston Legal – 2004–present, ABC, legal drama, James Spader, William Shatner

CSI: NY – 2004–present, CBS, police drama, Gary Sinise & Melina Kanakaredes

Desperate Housewives – 2004–present, ABC, soap, Marcia Cross, Felicity Huffman, Eva Longoria & Terri Hatcher

House – 2004–present, FOX, medical drama, Hugh Laurie& Lisa Edelstein

Joey – 2004–2006, NBC, comedy, Matt LeBlanc & Drea de Matteo

Lost – 2004–present, ABC, adventure, Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly & Dominic Monaghan

One Tree Hill – 2004–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, soap, Chad Michael Murray & James Lafferty

Rodney – 2004–2006, ABC, comedy, Rodney Carrington

Veronica Mars–2004–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, mystery, Kristen Bell & Enrico Colantoni

Wife Swap – 2004–present, ABC, reality

The Benefactor – ABC, reality, 6 episodes, Mark Cuban

Center of the Universe – CBS, comedy, John Goodman, Jean Smart, & Diedrich Bader

Complete Savages – ABC, comedy, Keith Carradine

Father of the Pride – NBC, cartoon, John Goodman, Danielle Harris & Carl Reiner

Hawaii – NBC, police drama, 7 episodes, Sharif Atkins & Ivan Sergei

Jack & Bobby – WB, political drama, Christine Lahti & Matt Long

Kevin Hill – UPN, legal drama, Taye Diggs & Jon Seda

LAX – NBC, drama, Heather Locklear, Blair Underwood & Paul Leyden

Life of Luxury – ABC, reality, George Hamilton

Listen Up – CBS, comedy, Jason Alexander & Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Life As We Know It – ABC, drama, Sean Faris, Jon Foster & Kelly Osbourne

My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss – FOX, reality, 5 episodes

Medical Investigation – NBC, medical drama, Neal McDonough & Kelli Williams

North Shore – FOX, soap, Brooke Burns, Kristoffer Polaha & Jay Kenneth Johnson

Quintuplets – FOX, comedy, Andy Richter, Rebecca Creskoff

The Rebel Billionaire – FOX, adventure, reality, Richard Branson

Renovate My Family – FOX, reality, Jay McGraw

Second Time Around – UPN, comedy, Boris Kodjoe & Nicole Ari Parker

The Mountain – WB, drama, Oliver Hudson

Totally Outrageous Behavior – FOX, reality

World's Craziest Videos – FOX, reality

American Dad! – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon, Seth McFarlane, Scott Grimes

Cuts – February 2004–2006, UPN, comedy, Shondrella Avery, Marques Houston

Dancing With the Stars – June 2005–present, ABC, dancing, LIVE, Tom Bergeron

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition: How'd They Do That? – January/May 2005, ABC, reality, Ty Pennington

Family Guy – May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon, Seth McFarlane, Seth Green, Milo Kunis

Hell's Kitchen – May 2005–present, FOX, reality, Gordon Ramsay

Grey's Anatomy – March 2005–present, ABC, medical drama, Sandra Oh, Patrick Dempsey, Katherine Heigl

Living with Fran – April 2005–2006, WB, comedy, Fran Drescher, Ryan McPartlin

Jake in Progress – March 2005–2006, ABC, comedy, John Stamos, Ian Gomez, Wendi Malick

Medium – January 2005–present, NBC, drama, Patricia Arquette, Jack Weber

Nanny 911 – November 2004–present, FOX, reality, Deborah Carroll

Numbers – January 2005–present, CBS, police drama, Rob Morrow, Judd Hirsch

The Office – March 2005–present, NBC, comedy, Steve Carrell, Jennifer Fischer

The Sketch Show – March/April 2005, FOX, variety, 4 episodes, Kelsey Grammer, Mary Lynn Rajskub

So You Think You Could Dance – July 2005–present, FOX, dancing, Lauren Sanchez

Stacked – April 2005–2006, FOX, comedy, Pamela Anderson, Christopher Lloyd

Supernanny – January 2005–present, ABC, reality, Jo Frost

Blind Justice – ABC, police drama, Ron Eldard, Rena Sofer

Committed – NBC, comedy, 13 episodes, Jennifer Finnigan, Tom Poston

The Cut – CBS, reality, 13 episodes, Tommy Hilfiger

Empire – ABC, drama, 6 episodes, Jonathan Clark

Hit Me Baby One More Time – June 2005, NBC, music, Vernon Kay

The Inside – FOX, crime drama, 7 episodes, Rachel Nichols

The Law Firm – NBC, reality, 2 episodes, Roy Black

Life On A Stick – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Amy Yasbeck

The Princes Of Malibu – FOX, reality, 6 episodes, David Foster

Tommy Lee Goes To College – NBC, reality, 6 episodes, Tommy Lee

Battlestar Galactica – 2004–present, Sci Fi, sci fi, Edward James Olmos

The Closer – June 2005–present, TNT, crime drama, Kyra Sedgwick

The Girls Next Door – August 2004–present, E!, reality, Hugh Hefner

Growing Up Gotti – August 2004–December 2004, A&E, reality

Growing Up Gotti – January–April 2005, A&E, reality

Hogan Knows Best – July 2005–present, VH1, reality, Hulk Hogan

Kathy Griffin: My Life On D–List – August 2005–present, Bravo, reality, Kathy Griffin

Laguna Beach – September 2004–present, MTV, reality

Making The Bank 3 – March–May 2005, MTV, rock documentary

Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – January–March 2005, MTV, reality

The Osbournes – January–March 2005, MTV, reality

Queer Eye For The Straight Girl – January–May 2005, Bravo, reality

The Real Gilligan's Island – November–December 2004, WTBS, reality

Stargate: Atlantis – 2004–present, Sci Fi, sci fi, Joe Flanigan

Strange Love – VH1, reality, Flavor Flav, Brigett Nielson

The Surreal Life – October–December 2004, VH1, reality

The Surreal Life – January–April 2005, VH1, reality

The Surreal Life – July–October 2005, VH1, reality

30 Days – June 2005–2006 FX, reality, Morgan Spurlock

Wildfire – June 2005–present, ABC Family, drama, Genevieve Cortese

Wild 'N Out – July 2005–present, MTV, reality, Nick Cannon

Zoey 101 – January 2005–present, Nickelodeon, comedy, Jamie Lynn Spears

The Amazing Race 6 – November 2004–February 2005, CBS, reality/adventure

The Amazing Race 7 – March–May 2005, CBS, reality/adventure

America's Next Top Model – September–December 2004, UPN, reality

America's Next Top Model – March–May 2005, UPN, reality

The Apprentice – September–December 2004, NBC, reality

The Apprentice – January–May 2005, NBC, reality

The Bachelor – September–November 2004, ABC, romance reality

The Bachelorette – January–February 2005, ABC, romance reality

The Bachelor – March–May 2005, ABC, romance reality

Big Brother 6 – July–September 2005, CBS, reality/competition

The Biggest Loser – October 2004–January 2005, NBC, reality

The Contender – March–May 2005, NBC, reality, Sylvester Stallone, Sugar Ray Leonard

Last Comic Standing 3 "The Battle Of The Best" – August–October 2004, NBC, talent

R U The Girl With T–Boz & Chilli – UPN, reality, 9 episodes, Tionne Watkins

The Real World: Philadelphia – 1992–present, MTV, reality

Rock Star: INXS – July–September 2005, CBS, talent

The Simple Life 3: Interns – January–May 2005, FOX, reality

Survivor: Vanuatu – September–December 2004, CBS, adventure/competition

Survivor: Palau – February–May 2005, CBS, adventure/competition

All of Us – 2003–2006, UPN, 2006–present, CW, comedy

Arrested Development – 2003–2006, FOX, comedy

Blow Out – June 2004–present, Bravo, reality

Bridezillas – June 2004–present, WE, reality

Cold Case – 2003–present, CBS, police drama

Deadwood – March 2004–2006, HBO, western

Dr. 90210 – June 2004–present, E!, reality

Entourage – July 2004–present, HBO, comedy

Eve – 2003–2006, UPN, comedy

Extreme Dodgeball – June 2004–2005, GSN, game

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – February 2004–present, ABC, reality

The 4400 – July 2004–present, USA, sci fi

Hope & Faith – 2003–2006, ABC, comedy

Las Vegas – 2003–present, NBC, drama

Missing – 2003–2006, Lifetime, crime drama

NCIS – 2003–present, CBS, drama

Nip/Tuck – 2003–present, FX, drama

The O.C. – 2003–present, FOX, soap

Queer Eye For The Straight Guy – July 2003–present, Bravo, reality

Reno 911! – July 2004–present, Comedy Central, comedy

Rescue Me – July 2004–present, FX, drama

Trading Spouses – July 2004–present, FOX, reality

Tru Calling – 2003–2005, FOX, sci-fi/drama

Two and a Half Men – 2004–present, CBS, comedy

The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon

CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama

Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama

Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy

Half & Half – 2002–2006 – UPN, comedy

Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk

Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy

Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama

Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality

Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent

Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2003–present, Showtime, comedy

Real Time With Bill Maher – February 2003–present, HBO, talk, LIVE

Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy

That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy

What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy

Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama

According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy

Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage

American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent, LIVE

Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy

Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama

ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy

Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk

Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy

Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy

Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy

The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama

Smallville – 2001–2005/06, WB; 2007–present, CW, adventure

24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage

America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama

Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality

Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2007–present, CW

Primetime Live – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine

Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama

Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional

Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy

Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 2000–present, NBC, police drama

Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy

WWE Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling

The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Stargate SG–1 – 1997–2002, Showtime; 2002–2007, Sci Fi, sci fi

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

The Late Late Show – CBS, talk

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours Mystery – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

ER celebrated ten years on NBC.

Entertainers With Byron Allen celebrated ten years in syndication.

Extra celebrated ten years in syndication.

Friends celebrated ten years on NBC; it was their last year.

The Late Late Show celebrated ten years on CBS.

America's Funniest Home Videos celebrated fifteen years on ABC.

The Simpsons celebrated fifteen years on FOX.

The George Michael Sports Machine celebrated twenty years on TV.

Jeopardy celebrated twenty years in syndication.

Larry King Live celebrated twenty years on CNN.

The Tonight Show celebrated fifty years on NBC.

Dragnet to LA Dragnet

Enterprise to Star Trek: Enterprise

All of Us – 2003–2006, UPN, 2006–present, CW, comedy, Tony Rock

Arrested Development – 2003–2006, FOX, comedy, Jason Bateman, Jeffrey Tambor

Cold Case – 2003–present, CBS, police drama, Kathryn Morris, Danny Pino

Eve – 2003–2006, UPN, comedy, Eve

Hope & Faith – 2003–2006, ABC, comedy, Faith Ford & Kelly Ripa

Joan of Arcadia – 2003–2005, ABC, drama, Amber Tamblyn & Jason Ritter

Las Vegas – 2003–present, NBC, drama, James Caan & Josh Duhamel

NCIS – 2003–present, CBS, drama, Mark Harmon & Lauren Holly

The O.C. – 2003–present, FOX, soap, Ben McKenzie, Adam Brody, Mischa Barton

Steve Harvey's Big Time – 2003–2005, WB, talent, Steve Harvey

Tru Calling – 2003–2005, FOX, sci-fi/drama, Eliza Dushka

Two and a Half Men – 2003–present, CBS, comedy, Charlie Sheen & Jon Cryer

A Minute with Stan Hooper – FOX, comedy, 6 episodes, Norm MacDonald

All About the Andersons – WB, comedy, Anthony Anderson, Roz Ryan

Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire – CBS, drama, 5 episodes, John Carroll Lynch

Coupling – NBC, comedy, Rena Sofer

The Handler – CBS, police drama, Hill Harper

Happy Family – NBC, comedy, John Larroquette & Christine Baranski

Jake 2.0 – UPN, sci-fi, Christopher Gorham

Karen Sisco – ABC, drama, Carla Gugino

Like Family – WB, comedy, Holly Robinson Peete

Luis – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Luis Guzman

The Lyon's Den – NBC, legal drama, 6 episodes, Rob Lowe

I'm With Her – ABC, comedy, Teri Polo

It's All Relative – ABC, comedy, Harriet Sansom Harris

Married to the Kellys – ABC, comedy, Sam Anderson

Miss Match – NBC, comedy/drama, Alicia Silverstone &Ryan O'Neal

The Mullets – UPN, comedy, Loni Anderson, John O'Hurley

Primetime Monday – ABC, newsmagazine

Rock Me Baby – UPN, comedy, Dan Cortese, Carl Anthony Payne

Run of the House – WB, comedy, Joey Lawrence

Skin – FOX, drama, 3 episodes, D.J. Cotrona & Olivia Wilde

Smallville Beginnings reruns – WB, adventure, Tom Welling

Tarzan – WB, adventure/drama, 8 episodes, Travis Fimmel & Lucy Lawless

10-8 – ABC, police drama, Danny Nucci & Travis Schuldt

Threat Matrix – ABC, police drama, James Denton, Kelly Rutherford

Whoopi – NBC, comedy, Whoopi Goldberg

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – February 2004–present, ABC, reality, Ty Pennington

The 4400 – July 2004–present, USA, sci fi, Joel Gretsch

Star Search – January 2003–2004, CBS, talent, Arsenio Hall

Summerland – June 2004–2005, WB, drama, Lori Loughlin, Jesse McCartney

The Swan – April 2004–2005, FOX, reality, Amanda Bryam

Trading Spouses – July 2004–present, FOX, reality

The Help – WB, comedy, 7 episodes, Tori Spelling, Mindy Cohn

Method & Red – FOX, comedy, 9 episodes, Anna Maria Horsford

The Tracey Morgan Show – NBC, comedy, Tracey Morgan

The Will – January 8, 2004, CBS, reality/competition, 1 episode, Tony Noakes

Deadwood – March 2004–2006, HBO, western, Ian McShane

Entourage – July 2004–present, HBO, comedy, Kevin Connolly, Jeremy Piven

Making The Band 2 - March–May 2004, MTV, rock documentary

Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – August–October 2003, MTV, reality

Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica – January–November 2004, MTV, reality

Nip/Tuck – 2003–present, FX, drama, Dylan Walsh

The Osbournes – January–May 2004, MTV, reality

Queer Eye For The Straight Guy – July 2003–present, Bravo, reality

Reno 911! – July 2004–present, Comedy Central, comedy, Thomas Lennon

Rescue Me – July 2004–present, FX, drama, Denis Leary

Wild Card – 2003–2005, Lifetime, drama/comedy, Joely Fisher

The Amazing Race 5 – July–September 2004, CBS, reality/adventure

America's Next Top Model – January–March 2004, UPN, reality

The Apprentice – January–April 2004, NBC, reality, Donald Trump

Average Joe – November–December 2003, NBC, reality

Average Joe: Hawaii – January–March 2004, NBC, reality

Average Joe: Adam Returns – March–April 2004, NBC, reality

The Bachelor – September–November 2003, ABC, romance reality

The Bachelorette – January–February 2004, ABC, romance reality

The Bachelor – April–May 2004, ABC, romance reality

Big Brother 5 – July–September 2004, CBS, reality/competition

For Love Or For Money – June–July 2004, NBC, romance reality

Last Comic Standing 2 – June–August 2004 NBC, talent

The Simple Life – December 2003–January 2004, FOX, reality

The Simple Life 2: Road Trip – June–August 2004, FOX, reality

The Surreal Life – January–February 2004, WB, reality

Survivor: Pearl Islands – September–December 2003, CBS, adventure/competition

Survivor: All Stars – February–May 2004, CBS, adventure/competition

The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon

American Dreams – 2002–2005, NBC, comedy/drama

CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama

Celebrity Justice – 2002–2005, syndication, legal

8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter – 2002–2005, ABC, comedy

Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama

Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy

Girls Behaving Badly – 2002–2005, Oxygen, reality comedy

Half & Half – 2002–2006, UPN, comedy

Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk

Kim Possible – 2002–2005, Disney, cartoon

Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy

Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama

Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality

Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent

Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2002–present, Showtime, comedy

Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy

Sue Thomas, F.B.Eye – 2002–2005, PAX, crime drama

That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy

What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy

The Wire – June 2002–2005, HBO, drama

Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama

According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy

Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage

All That – December 2001–2005, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent

Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy

Crime & Punishment – June 2002–2004, NBC, legal documentary

Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama

ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy

Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk

Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy

Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy

Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy

The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama

Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure

Star Trek: Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi

24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage

America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy

Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci-fi

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama

Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality

Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy

Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW

My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy

Primetime Thursday – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine

Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama

Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz

Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama

Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional

Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy

Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz

Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama

Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy

The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy

Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama

WWE Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling

The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours Investigates – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

Frasier celebrated ten years on NBC.

Late Show With David Letterman celebrated ten years on CBS.

NYPD Blue celebrated ten years on ABC.

COPS celebrated fifteen years on FOX.

Inside Edition celebrated fifteen years in syndication.

60 Minutes celebrated thirty-five years on CBS.

My Big Fat Greek Life was based on the 2002 Nia Vardalos movie, My Big Fat Greek Wedding. The entire cast reprised their roles for the movie, except John Corbett. John was in the Lucky series in the same season. Either My Big Fat Greek Life or Lucky didn't make it to a second season. Lucky premiered on April 8, 2002. A week later, My Big Fat Greek Life was cancelled.

Tremors was based on the 1990 Kevin Bacon movie. Michael Gross reprised his role for the series.

American Bandstand returned to network TV after a thirteen-year absence. No kidding, dude! Really, it is partly true. Dick Clark was the producer of the new 1960's show American Dreams. He had a great ideal to incorporate old American Bandstand footage in the show; one of the characters, Meg Ryan, was a dancer on American Bandstand. Some Today's popular singers and actors portrayed the famous singers of the 1960's – Wayne Brady (Jackie Wilson), Kelly Clarkson (Brenda Lee), Chris Isaak (Roy Orbison), Usher (Marvin Gaye) & Brandy Norwood (Gladys Knight).

David Caruso – Yep, he's back! He failed miserly with his last series, Michael Hayes, not the fabulous Freebird wrestler, in 1997. LOL. David was an original cast member of the controversial police drama, NYPD Blue. As soon as David became famous, he ditched NYPD Blue for a failed movie career. This time around, David won't give up a good thing in CSI: Miami. He learned from his mistake the last time.

Richard Karn replaced Louie Anderson on Family Feud. Richard was best known on Home Improvement as Tim Allen's sidekick.

NBC revived Hunter with the original actors, Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer. Hunter was last seen on NBC from 1984–1991.

Let's Make a Deal returned to prime time after a thirty–two year absence.

The $100,000 Pyramid returned to syndication as Pyramid after a eleven-year absence.

American Juniors from American Idol – less popular spin off for the kids to be in a band.

CSI: Miami from CSI – the same show, different city. At least, Law & Order is NOT doing the same show. Every Law & Order show is different.

Monk started on USA Network in July 2002 & ABC the next month. Monk lasted on ABC till December 2002, while continued to be a huge hit on USA Network. Monk always started their seasons in July.

Kim Delaney was fired from CSI: Miami; she was the worst criminologist ever. PERIOD. Really, she had no chemistry with David.

Courage The Cowardly Dog ended on my brother's birthday.

Tom Everett Scott and David Bulliard, what can I say? Except for one thing, please "do over, that was then." The past is the past no matter what. Even so, we need to learn from our mistakes.

Joey McIntyre, the former New Kids On The Block, joined Boston Public as a teacher, Colin Flynn. This was his first acting role in a series, besides the New Kids On The Block cartoon in 1990. My grandmother died on his birthday, December 31. Like they said, "Out with the old, in with the new."

Joey's former NKOTB mate, Donnie Wahlberg, starred in a new NBC series, Boomtown, this season. Donny's brother is the famous Marky Mark, a movie star and singer.

All American Girl did very poorly in the ratings that ABC finished the series on ABC Family Channel.

Firefly lasted for three full months from September 20–December 20.

Jeannie Garth and Amanda Bynes of What I Like About You shared the same birthday, April 3rd.

John Woo's Once A Thief finally aired in the states after four long years. Canada's CTV aired the series in the 1997/1998 season.

Lance Bass and Joey Fatone of N'Sync were in separated NBC talent series. Lance was the regular judge for America's Most Talented Kid, hosted by Mario Lopez. Joey was the host of Fame. Both series didn't last long for either of them.

NBC previewed She Spies in the summer of 2002. It was quickly pulled after three episodes, then it begun a two year run in syndication.

Jesse James claimed to be a relative of the outlaw, Jesse James. Sandra Bullock and Jesse was married on July 16, 2005 in Santa Barbara.

American Dreams – 2002–2005, NBC, comedy/drama, Brittany Snow, Will Estes

Boomtown – 2002–2004, NBC, drama, Donnie Wahlberg

CSI: Miami – 2002–present, CBS, police drama, David Caruso, Kim Delaney

8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter – 2002–2005, ABC, comedy, John Ritter, Katey Sagal

Everwood – 2002–2006, WB, drama, Treat Williams

Good Morning, Miami – 2002–2004, NBC, comedy, Suzanne Pleshette, Jere Burns

Hack – 2002–2004, CBS, adventure, Andre Braugher

Half & Half – 2002–2006 – UPN, comedy, Thelma Hopkins

Less Than Perfect – 2002–2006, ABC, comedy Sara Rue, Andy Dick

Life With Bonnie – 2002–2004, ABC, comedy, Bonnie Hunt, Mark Derwin

Still Standing – 2002–2006, CBS, comedy, Mark Addy

What I Like About You – 2002–2006, WB, comedy, Jennie Garth, Amanda Bynes

Without A Trace – 2002–present, CBS, police drama, Anthony LaPaglia

Birds Of Prey – WB, sci-fi, Shemar Moore

Bram And Alice – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Alfred Molina, Traylor Howard

Cedric The Entertainer Presents – FOX, comedy variety, Cedric The Entertainer

Do Over – WB, comedy, Tom Everett Scott

Family Affair – WB, comedy, Gary Cole & Tim Curry

Fastlane – FOX, police drama, Bill Bellamy, Peter Facinelli, Tiffani Thiessen

Firefly – FOX, sci-fi, Adam Baldwin, Ron Glass

Gilmore Girls Beginnings reruns – 2002/03, WB, drama, Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel

Girls Club – FOX, legal drama, 2 episodes, Gretchen Mol

Greetings From Tucson – WB, comedy, Pablo Santos

Hidden Hills – NBC, comedy, Kristin Bauer

Haunted – UPN, supernatural drama, Matthew Fox

In-Laws – NBC, comedy, Jean Smart, Dennis Farina

John Doe – FOX, sci-fi, Dominic Purcell

MDs – ABC, medical drama, William Fichtner

Presidio Med – CBS, medical drama, Dana Delany

Push, Nevada – ABC, drama, 8 episodes, Derek Cecil

Robbery Homicide Division – CBS, police drama, Tom Sizemore

That Was Then – ABC, comedy/drama, 2 episodes, Jeffrey Tambor, Bess Armstrong

The Twilight Zone – UPN, sci-fi anthology, Forest Whitaker

Black Sash – WB, adventure, Russell Wong

Dragnet – February 2003–2004, ABC, police drama, Ed O'Neil, Ethan Embry

Extreme Makeover – April 2003–present, ABC, reality

Oliver Beene – March 2003–2004, FOX, comedy, Grant Shaud, Andrew Lawrence

Wanda at Large – March–November 2003, FOX, comedy, Wanda Sykes

A.U.S.A. – NBC, comedy, Scott Foley

Abby – UPN, comedy, Kadeem Hardison

All American Girl – ABC, talent, Mitch Mullany

American Juniors – FOX, talent, Ryan Seacrest

America's Most Talented Kid – NBC, talent, Mario Lopez, Lance Bass

Are You Hot? The Search For America's Sexiest People – ABC, reality, J.D. Roberto

Dinotopia – ABC, fantasy/adventure, Erik von Detten

Fame – NBC, talent, Joey Fatone, Debbie Allen

Hunter – NBC, crime drama, Fred Dryer, Stepfanie Kramer

Let's Make A Deal – NBC, quiz, Billy Bush

Lost At Home – ABC, comedy, Gregory Hines

Married By America – FOX, romance/reality, 7 episodes, Sean Valentine

Miracles – ABC, supernatural, 6 episodes, Skeet Ulrich

Mister Sterling – NBC, political drama, 9 episodes, Josh Brolin

My Big Fat Greek Life – CBS, comedy, 7 episodes, Nia Vardalos

On The Spot – WB, comedy, 5 episodes, Tim Conway, Chip Esten

The Pitts – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Dylan Baker

Platinum – UPN, soap, 6 episodes, Jason George

Profiles From The Front Line – ABC, documentary, 3 episodes

Queens Supreme – CBS, legal comedy/drama, 3 episodes, Oliver Platt

Regular Joe – ABC, comedy, 4 episodes, Judd Hirsch, Daniel Stern

Veritas: The Quest – ABC, adventure, 4 episodes, Alex Carter

The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius – 2002–2006, Nick, cartoon, Debi Derryberry

Chappelle's Show – January 2003–2004, Comedy Central, comedy, Dave Chappelle

Girls Behaving Badly – 2002–2005, Oxygen, reality comedy, Tori Meyer

Kim Possible – 2002–2005, Disney, cartoon, Christy Carlson Romano

Making The Band 2 – October–December 2002, MTV, rock documentary

Making The Band 2 – June–September 2003, MTV, rock documentary

The Michael Essany Show – March 2003–2004, E!, comedy, Michael Essany

Monster Garage – 2002–2006, Discovery, reality, Jesse James

The Osbournes – November 2002–February 2003, June–August 2003, MTV, reality

Penn & Teller: Bullshit! – January 2002–present, Showtime, comedy, Penn Jillette

Ren & Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon – Spike, cartoon, Billy West

Sue Thomas, F.B.Eye – 2002–2005, PAX, crime drama, Deanne Bray

That's So Raven – 2002–2006, Disney, comedy, Raven–Symone

The Wire – June 2002–2005, HBO, drama

Celebrity Justice – 2002–2005, syndication, legal, Holly Herbert

She Spies – 2002–2004, syndication, espionage, Carlos Jacott

Pyramid – 2002–2004, syndication, quiz, Donny Osmond

The Amazing Race 3 – October–December 2002, CBS, reality/adventure

The Amazing Race 4 – May–August 2003, CBS, reality/adventure

America's Next Top Model – May–July 2003, UPN, reality

Big Brother 4 – July–September 2003, CBS, reality/competition

Celebrity Mole – January–February 2003; ABC, adventure/game

Cupid – July–September 2003, CBS, romance reality

The Family – March, July–September 2003, ABC, reality/competition

For Love Or For Money – June–July 2003, NBC, romance reality

For Love Or For Money – July–September 2003, NBC, romance reality

Last Comic Standing – June–August 2003, NBC, talent, Jay Mohr

Joe Millionaire – January–February 2003, FOX, reality

Nashville Star – March 2003–present, USA Network, talent

The Surreal Life – January–February 2003, WB, reality

Survivor: Thailand – September–December 2002, CBS, adventure/competition

Survivor: The Amazon – February–May 2003, CBS, adventure/competition

Who Wants To Marry My Dad? – July–August 2003, NBC, reality

Jimmy Kimmel Live – January 2003–present, ABC, talk, Jimmy Kimmel

According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy

Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage

All That – December 2001–2005, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent

Bernie Mac – November 2001–2006, FOX, comedy

Crime & Punishment – June 2002–2004, NBC, legal documentary

Crossing Jordan – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

Crossing Over With John Edwards – 2001–2004, syndication, psychic

The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama

Dexter's Laboratory – 2001–2003, Cartoon, cartoon

ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating

Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi

EX–Treme Dating – July 2002–2004, syndication, dating

The 5th Wheel – 2001–2004, syndication, dating

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy

Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

The Guardian – 2001–2004, CBS, legal drama

Jamie Kennedy Experiment – January 2002–2004, WB, comedy

Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk

Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama

Monk – July 2002–present, USA Network, detective drama

Mutant X – 2001–2004, syndication, sci fi

One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy

The Proud Family – 2001–2004, Disney, cartoon

Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy

Samuri Jack – 2001–2004, Cartoon, cartoon

Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy

The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama

Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure

24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage

America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy

Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci fi

Boston Public – 2000–2004, FOX, school drama

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama

The District – 2000–2004, CBS, police drama

The Division – January 2001–2004, Lifetime, crime drama

Doc – March 2001–2004, PAX, medical drama

Even Stevens – 2000–2003, Disney, comedy

Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality

Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW

Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy

My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy

Primetime Thursday – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine

Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama

Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz

Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama

Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional

Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy

Angel – 1999–2004, WB, supernatural drama

Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz

Farscape – March 1999–2003, Sci Fi, sci fi

Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama

Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy

The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy

The Parkers – 1999–2004, UPN, comedy

Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama

WWE Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling

The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama

Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy

60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy

Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2001–2004, PAX, humor

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–20004, ABC, comedy/quiz

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours Investigates – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

America's Most Wanted celebrated fifteen years on FOX.

48 Hours celebrated fifteen years on CBS.

20/20 celebrated twenty-five years in ABC.

American Idol was based on Pop Idol; Simon Cowell was the judge too. Will Young won the first Pop Idol.

As If was based on Channel 4 series with Emily Corrie reprised her role in the states.

Dog Eat Dog was based on Dog Eat Dog; Ulrika Jonsonn was the BBC host. It lasted from 2001–2003.

My Guide To Becoming A Rock Star was based on The Young People's Guide To Becoming A Rock Star, a Channel 4 series.

Never Mind The Buzzcocks was based on the hugely popular BBC Two series.

WWF Smackdown to WWE Smackdown in May 2002 – WWF changed their company name to WWE to avoid any more conflict with WWF, World Wildlife Fund, who had the WWF name longer than WWE. World Wrestling Federation became World Wresting Entertainment. Please get the "F" out!

Wednesday 9:30 (8:30 Central) was pulled after two weeks. It returned as My Adventures In Television in May 2002.

Primetime Live returned as Primetime Thursday after 20/20 went back to one night on Fridays. Thou, 20/20 Downtown continued as a separated series for one more year.

John Schneider returned in Smallville after a three-year absence. He was previously on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. He was well known as Bo Duke on The Dukes Of Hazzard.

Courtney Thorne-Smith returned in According To Jim after a one-year absence. She was previously on Melrose Place & Alley McBeal in the 1990's.

Gil Bellows returned in The Agency after a one-year absence. He was previously on Alley McBeal in the late 1990's.

Jerry O'Connell returned in Crossing Jordan after a three-year absence. He was previously on Sliders.

Jason Alexander returned in a failed series, Bob Patterson, after a three-year absence. He was previously on Seinfeld.

Cartoon Network revived Dexter's Laboratory for two more seasons. It last aired in 1996–1998.

All That returned to Nickelodeon with new cast members; the series skipped the 2000 season for a complete overhaul. Since they took a year off, it will begin at season one again. All That begins their seventh season.

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer went from WB to UPN.

Making The Band went from ABC to MTV for the last season.

The Outer Limits went from Showtime to Sci-Fi Channel.

Roswell went from WB to UPN.

CBS pulled Wolf Lake off the schedule for low ratings in October 2001; UPN started to show it in April 2002.

24 do 24 hours in a day nonstop. It is the most action packed end of the seat show that you can't turn around for a minute. For Jack Bauer, every minute counts. He won't take a restroom break and a snack break for neon second. From terrorist attacks to the assassination of a former president, Jack can't stop till he saves the day…again and again and again…

Enterprise is the first Star Trek series without Star Trek in the title and has a theme song too.

Emeril was Emeril Lagasse's first sitcom. Man, Emeril better stick to what he does best – cooking. Kick it up a notch! Bam!

Reba was Reba McEntire's first sitcom. Unlike Emeril, Reba was a pretty good actress; she fits just right at home.

Crossing Over With John Edwards originally started in July 2001 on Sci Fi Channel.

Mark Burnett produced Combat Missions. One of the Survivor contestants, Rudy Boesch, was the base commander on the series. Rudy was in the third place on Survivor in 2000.

Judge Marilyn Milian replaced Judge Jerry Sheindlin on The People's Court.

According To Jim – 2001–present, ABC, comedy, James Belushi, Courtney Thorne-Smith

The Agency – 2001–2003, CBS, foreign intrigue, Gil Bellows, Beau Bridges

Alias – 2001–2006, ABC, espionage, Jennifer Garner, Victor Garber

Crossing Jordan – 2002–present, NBC, police drama, Jill Hennessy, Jerry O'Connell, Miguel Ferrer

Bernie Mac – 2001–2006, FOX, comedy, Bernie Mac

Enterprise – 2001–2005, UPN, sci-fi, Scott Bakula

Gilmore Girls – 2000–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama, Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel

The Guardian – 2001–2003, CBS, legal drama, Simon Baker, Dabney Coleman

Law & Order: Criminal Intent – 2001–present, NBC, police drama, Chris Noth, Vincent D'Onofrio

Off Centre – 2001–October 2002, WB, comedy, Sean Maguire

One On One – 2001–2006, UPN, comedy, Flex Alexander

Reba – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW comedy, Reba McEntire

Scrubs – 2001–present, NBC, comedy, Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison

Smallville – 2001–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, adventure, Tom Welling, Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum

Bob Patterson – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Jason Alexander

The Education Of Max Bickford – CBS, drama, Richard Dreyfuss

Emeril – NBC, comedy, Emeril Lagasse

Citizen Baines – CBS, drama, 6 episodes, James Cromwell

Danny – CBS, comedy, 2 episodes, the first casualty, Daniel Stern

The Ellen Show – CBS, comedy, Ellen DeGeneres

Elimidate Deluxe – WB, dating, 2 episodes

Inside Schwartz – NBC, comedy, Breckin Meyer

Love Cruise: The Maiden Voyage – FOX, reality, Justin Gunn

Maybe It's Me – WB, comedy, Fred Willard, Julie Sweeney

Men, Women & Dogs – WB, comedy, Bill Bellamy

Pasadena – FOX, soap, 4 episodes, Dana Delany, Mark Valley

Philly – ABC, legal drama, Kim Delaney

Raising Dad – WB, comedy, Bob Saget

Ripley's Believe It Or Not – WB, variety/drama, Dean Cain

Thieves – ABC, adventure, John Stamos

The Tick – FOX, fantasy, Patrick Warburton

UC: Undercover – NBC, police drama, Jon Seda, Oded Fehr

Undeclared – FOX, school drama, Jay Baruchel

Wolf Lake – CBS/UPN, supernatural drama, Lou Diamond Phillips

American Idol – June 2002–present, FOX, talent, Ryan Seacrest, Brian Dunkleman

Andy Richter Controls The Universe – March 2002–2003, FOX, comedy, Andy Richter

Crime & Punishment – June 2002–2004, NBC, legal documentary

Dog Eat Dog – June 2002–2003, NBC, game, Brooke Burns

George Lopez – March 2002–present, ABC, comedy, George Lopez

Meet My Folks – July/August 2002, romance/reality

Jamie Kennedy Experiment – January 2002–2004, WB, comedy, Jamie Kennedy

The Pulse – July 2002–2003, FOX, newsmagazine, Geraldo Rivera, Bill O'Reilly

30 Seconds To Fame – July 2002–2003, FOX, talent, Craig J. Jackson

24 – November 2001–present, FOX, espionage, Kiefer Sutherland

Watching Ellie – February 2002–2003, NBC, comedy, Julia Louis–Dreyfus

AFP: American Fighter Pilot – CBS, military documentary, 2 episodes, Lt. Todd Giggy

The American Embassy – FOX, political drama, 4 episodes, David Cubitt

As If – UPN, drama, 2 episodes, Robin Dunne

Baby Bob – CBS, comedy, Adam Arkin, Joely Fisher

Breaking News – Bravo, newspaper drama, Clancy Brown

The Chair – ABC, quiz, John McEnroe

The Chamber – FOX, quiz, 3 episodes, Rick Swartz

Combat Missions – USA, competition, Rudy Boesch

The Court – ABC, legal drama, Sally Field, Diahann Carroll

First Monday – CBS, legal drama, James Garner, Linda Purl, Liz Torres

Glory Days – WB, soap, Eddie Cahill

Greg The Bunny – FOX, comedy, Dan Milano, Seth Green

Houston Medial – ABC, medical documentary, 6 episodes

ICU: Arkansas Children's Hospital – ABC, documentary, 4 episodes, Elizabeth Vargas

Imagine That – NBC, comedy, 2 episodes, Hank Azaria, Katey Sagal

Invasion Of The Hidden Cameras – FOX, humor, Doug Stanhope

Leap Of Faith – NBC, comedy, Regina King, Tim Meadows

Looking For Love: Bachelorettes In Alaska – FOX, romance/reality, 6 episodes, Steve Santagati

Meet The Marks – FOX, comedy/audience participation, 3 episodes, Joe O'Connor

My Guide To Becoming A Rock Star – WB, comedy, 5 episodes, Michael Des Barres

Night Visions – FOX, supernatural anthology, Henry Rollins

No Boundaries – WB, adventure/reality, 4 episodes, Troy Hartman

The Random Years – UPN, comedy, 3 episodes, Sean Murray

The Rerun Show – NBC, comedy anthology, 7 episodes, Candy Ford

State V. – ABC, legal documentary, 5 episodes, Cynthia McFadden

That '80s Show – FOX, comedy, 13 episodes, Geoff Pierson

The Tick – FOX, fantasy, 8 episodes, Patrick Warburton

Wednesday 9:30 (8:30 Central) – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Ed Begley, Jr., John Gleese

Widows – ABC, drama, 4 episodes, Brooke Shields

All That – December 2001–2005, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

The Dead Zone – June 2002–present, USA, drama, Anthony Michael Hall

Dexter's Laboratory – 2001–2003, Cartoon, cartoon, Christine Cavanaugh

Making The Band – January–March 2002, MTV, rock documentary

The Osbournes – March–May 2002, MTV, reality

The Nick Cannon Show – January 2002–2003, Nickelodeon, comedy, Nick Cannon

The Proud Family – 2001–2004, Disney, cartoon, Soleil Moon Frye

Russian Roulette – June 2002–2003, GSN, game, Mark L. Walberg

Samuri Jack – 2001–2004, Cartoon, cartoon, Phil LaMarr

The Shield – March 2002–present, FX, crime drama, Michael Chiklis

Crossing Over With John Edwards – 2001–2004, syndication, psychic, John Edwwards

ElimaDATE – 2001–2006, syndication, dating

EX–Treme Dating – July 2002–2004, syndication, dating, Jillian Barberie

The 5th Wheel – 2001–2004, syndication, dating, Aisha Tyler

Mutant X – 2001–2004, syndication, sci fi, Victor Webster, Forbes March

Shipmates – 2001–2003, syndication, dating, Chris Hardwick

Tracker – syndication, sci fi, Adrian Paul

Last Call With Carson Daly – January 2002–present, NBC, talk, Carson Daly

The Amazing Race – September–December 2001, CBS, reality/adventure, Phil Keoghan

The Amazing Race 2 – March–May 2002, CBS, reality/adventure

The Bachelor – March–April 2002, ABC, romance reality

Big Brother 3 – July–September 2002, CBS, reality/competition

The Mole 2: The Next Betrayal – September–October 2001, May–August 2002, ABC, adventure/game

Popstars 2 – October 2001–January 2002, WB, talent/music

Survivor: Africa – October 2001–January 2002, CBS, adventure/competition

Survivor: Marquesas – February–May 2002 CBS, adventure/competition

Temptation Island 2 – November 2001–February 2002, FOX, dating/reality

America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy

Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci-fi

Boston Public – 2000–2004, FOX, school drama

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama

The District – 2000–2004, CBS, police drama

The Division – January 2001–2004, Lifetime, crime drama

Doc – March 2001–2004, PAX, medical drama

Ed – 2000–2003, NBC, comedy/drama

Even Stevens – 2000–2003, Disney, comedy

Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality

Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006 – present, CW

Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy

My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy

Primetime Glick – June 2000–2003, Comedy Central, comedy

Primetime Thursday – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine

Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama

Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz

Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama

Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional

Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy

Angel – 1999–2004, WB, supernatural drama

Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating

Courage The Cowardly Dog – 1999–2002, Cartoon, cartoon

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz

Family Law – 1999–2003, CBS, legal drama

Farscape – March 1999–2003, Sci Fi, sci fi

Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama

Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy

The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy

The Parkers – 1999–2004, UPN, comedy

Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama

WWF Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling

The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama

Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy

Change Of Heart – 1998–2003, syndicated, dating

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy

Futurama – March 1999–2003, FOX, cartoon

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

Providence – January 1999–December 2002, NBC, serial drama

Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy

60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy

The Wild Thornberrys – 1998–2003, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy

Behind The Music – 1997–2003, VH1, documentary

Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2001–2004, PAX, humor

Celebrity Deathmatch – May 1998–2002, MTV, puppets

Dawson's Creek – January 1998–2003, WB, drama

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–2004, ABC, comedy/quiz

Win Ben Stein's Money – 1997–2003, Comedy Central, quiz

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – April 1999–2003, PAX, quiz

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

Baywatch celebrated ten years in syndication; their eleventh season was their last.

Dateline NBC celebrated ten years on NBC.

Talk Soup celebrated ten years on E!

Entertainment Tonight celebrated twenty years in syndication.

Late Night celebrated twenty years on NBC.

Dot Comedy was based on a British series.

First Years was based on the BBC series, This Life.

Trading Spaces was based on the BBC series, Changing Rooms. Ty Pennington was one of the carpenters on Trading Spaces. Ty got his own show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, in 2004 on ABC.

"The Queen Of Mean" Anne Robinson hosted the British version and the USA version, The Weakest Link. This was one of the most brutal game shows ever. Don't me wrong. It was only play for laughs.

Big Brother was based on Big Brother; it all begun in September 1999 and became a worldwide sensation. MTV's The Real World influenced Big Brother.

Chains Of Love was based Chains Of Love. The same people of Big Brother and Blind Date produced it.

The Fugitive returned to TV after a thirty–three years absence in this updated version.

Primetime Live returned as Primetime Thursday after 20/20 went back to one night on Fridays. Thou, 20/20 Downtown continued as a separated series.

Lorenzo Lamas returned to TV in a failed weekly series, The Immortal, after a one-year absence. He was previously on another failed series, Air America.

America's Funniest Home Video returned to ABC with a new host, Tom Bergeron, after a year absence. The last hosts were Daisy Fuentes and John Fugelsang from 1998–1999.

Jerry Orbach was in Law & Order and Encounters With The Unexplained.

Joely Fisher starred in two failed sitcoms, Grosse Pointe and Norman, Ohio.

Candid Camera went from CBS to PAX.

The Hughleys went from ABC to UPN.

The PJs went from FOX to WB.

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch went from ABC to WB.

Survivor: The Australia Outback is the first reality series to be #1; it was the second edition of Survivor. It took America by storm last summer – the #1 show to watch; no one could switch the channel. The gay naked guy, Richard Hatch's prediction was right on the money; in the first episode, he told the TV audience that he "already had the million dollar check written in his name." In the last episode of the summer, Susan Hawk's unforgettable powerful speech to Kelly Wiglesworth and Richard set the tone for the series. Let the backstabbing and the fighting begin! Survivor brought the reality craze to a nationwide audience in primetime. We haven't seen anything like Survivor on TV before.

Mark Singer, the original Beastmaster, joined The Beastmaster in the last season.

Tony Danza joined CBS' Family Law.

Steve Martin was one of the eight executive producers on Downer Channel.

James Cameron, best known for Titanic and The Terminator, was the creator of Dark Angel, his first series.

Live Through This was MTV's first drama series.

Tracee Ellis Ross is the daughter of the famous singer, Diana Ross. Tracee is on UPN's Girlfriends

Kevin Dillon is the brother of the famous actor, Matt Dillion. Kevin is on CBS' That's Life. This was his first series.

Steven Weber and Timothy Daly starred in separated failed series, Cursed and The Fugitive, this season. They both starred in the hit NBC series, Wings, in the 1990's. They need a one-way ticket back to Nantucket. They had a very successful flight there.

NBC's Monday night lineup failed badly. The returning show, Daddio, and the two newcomers, Tucker and Deadline, premiered on October 2, 2000. Daddio and Tucker were cancelled four weeks later. Deadline was cancelled the following week.

Whoopie Goldberg created Strong Medicine for Lifetime.

Go Fish was Kieran Culkin's first series. You guessed it! He is Macaulay's brother. He got his start in Mac's big hit movie, Home Alone. He played Kevin's cousin in the movie.

Friday Night was cancelled on December 29, 2000. Late Friday replaced Friday Night a week later.

Darren Star, the creator of Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place, was the creator of Grosse Pointe and The $treet. Both failed shows premiered this season.

Dick Wolf was the producer of the syndicated Arrest & Trial. He was the creator of the long–running police drama, Law & Order.

Roger Roeper joined Ebert & Roeper as Roger Ebert's new co-host. He worked at the same newspaper, Chicago Sun–Times, as Roger Ebert since 1987. Roger started in 1967.

Mysterious Ways premiered on NBC in the summer of 2000, then it went to PAX in the fall.

The Secret Adventures Of Jules Verne originally aired on CBC in Canada in 2000. Sci Fi picked it up in January 2001 and it went straight to syndication the following October. The series only lasted a season.

Boston Public – 2000–2004, FOX, school drama, Fyvush Finkel

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – 2000–present, CBS, crime drama, William Petersen

Dark Angel – 2000–2002, FOX, sci fi, Jessica Alba

The District – 2000–2004, CBS, police drama, Craig T. Nelson, Lynne Thigpen

Ed – 2000–2003, NBC, comedy/drama, Thomas Cavanagh, Julie Bowen

Girlfriends – 2000–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, Tracee Ellis Ross

Nikki – 2000–2002, WB, comedy, Nikki Cox

Primetime Thursday – 2000–2004, ABC, newsmagazine, Diane Sawyer

That's Life – 2000–2002, CBS, comedy, Ellen Burstyn, Kevin Dillon

Yes, Dear – 2000–2006, CBS, comedy, Anthony Clark, Mike O'Malley

Bette – CBS, comedy, Bette Midler, Joanna Gleason

Cursed – NBC, comedy, Steven Weber, Chris Elliot

Dag – NBC, comedy, Delta Burke, Lauren Tom

Deadline – NBC, newspaper drama, Oliver Platt, Bebe Neuwirth

Freakylinks – FOX, supernatural, Ethan Embry

Freedom – UPN, military drama, Darius McCrary

The Fugitive – CBS, drama, Timothy Daly

The Geena Davis Show – ABC, comedy, Geena Davis, Peter Horton

Gideon's Crossing – ABC, medical drama, Andre Braugher

Grosse Pointe – WB, comedy, William Ragsdale. Joely Fisher

Hype – WB, comedy, Michael Roof

Level 9 – UPN, police drama, Fab Flippo

Madigan Men – ABC, comedy, Grant Shaud

The Michael Richards Show – NBC, comedy, Michael Richards, William Devane

Normal, Ohio – FOX, comedy, 7 episodes, John Goodman, Joely Fisher

The $treet – FOX, drama, 7 episodes, Jennie Garth, Tom Everett Scott

Titans – NBC, soap, Victoria Principal, Jack Wagner, Perry King

The Trouble With Normal – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Jon Cryer

Tucker – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Katey Sagal

Welcome To New York – CBS, comedy, Sara Gilbert, Christine Baranski

America's Funniest Home Videos – July 2001–present, ABC, comedy, Tom Bergeron

Fear Factor – June 2001–present, NBC, reality, Joe Rogan

Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy, Donl Logue

The Job – March 2001–2002, ABC, comedy, Denis Leary

My Wife And Kids – March 2001–2005, ABC, comedy, Damon Wayans, Tisha Campbell

Special Unit 2 – April 2001–2002, UPN, sci-fi/police drama, Michael Landes

Spy TV – June 2001–2002, NBC, comedy, Michael Ian Black

Three Sisters – January 2001–2002, NBC, comedy, Vicki Lewis, Dyan Cannon

The Wayne Brady Show – August 2001–2002, ABC, comedy, Wayne Brady

The Weakest Link – April 2001–2002, NBC, game, Anne Robinson

What About Joan? – March 2001–October 2001, ABC, comedy, Joan Cusack

All Souls – UPN, supernatural medical drama, Grayson McCouch

The Beast – ABC, drama, – Harriet Samson Harris

The Best Commercials You've Never Seen – ABC, informational

Big Apple – CBS, crime drama, 6 episodes, Ed O'Neill, Donnie Wahlberg

Chains Of Love – UPN, romance/reality, Madison Michele

Dead Last – WB, supernatural comedy/drama, 6 episodes, Kett Turton

Dot Comedy – December 8, 2000, ABC, comedy, 1 episode, Jason Sklar

The Downer Channel – NBC, comedy variety, Wanda Skyes, Mary Lynn Rajskub

The Fighting Fitzgeralds – NBC, comedy, Brian Dennehy

First Wave – NBC, legal drama, 4 episodes, Mackenzine Astin, Kevin Connolly

Gary & Mike – UPN, cartoon, Harland Williams

Go Fish – NBC, comedy, 5 episodes, Kieran Culkin, Andy Dick

Kate Brasher – CBS, drama, Mary Stuart Masterson, Rhea Perlman

Kristin – NBC, comedy, 6 episodes, Kristin Chenoweth

The Lone Gunmen – FOX, comedy/detective, Bruce Harwood

Million Dollar Mysteries – FOX, public service, 5 episodes, Donald Kobiela

The Oblongs – WB, cartoon, 8 episodes, Will Ferrell, Jean Smart

Sammy – NBC, cartoon, 2 episodes, David Spade, Andy Dick

Some Of My Best Friends – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Jason Bateman

You Don't Know Jack – ABC, quiz, 6 episodes, Paul Rubens

The Division – January 2001–2004, Lifetime, crime drama, Nancy McKeon

Doc – March 2001–2004, PAX, medical drama, Billy Ray Cyrus

Encounters With The Unexplained – 2000–2002, PAX, documentary, Jerry Orbach

Even Stevens – 2000–2003, Disney, comedy, Shia LaBeouf

Fear – February 2001–2002, MTV, game

The Invisible Man – 2000–2002, Sci Fi, sci fi, Vincent Ventresca

Mysterious Ways – 2000–2002, PAX, supernatural, Adrian Pasdar

Nero Wolfe – April 2001–2002, A&E, detective drama, Bill Smitrovich

100 Centre Street – January 2001–2002, A&E, legal drama, Bobby Cannavale

Pelswick – 2000–2002, Nickelodeon, cartoon, David Arquette

Primetime Glick – June 2000–2003, Comedy Central, comedy, Martin Short

Queer As Folk – 2000–2005, Showtime, drama, Gale Harold. Sharon Gless

Sheep In The Big City – 2000–2002, Cartoon, cartoon, Kevin Seal

State Of Grace – June 2001–2000, Fox Family, drama, Dinah Manoff

Strong Medicine – 2000–2006, Lifetime, medical drama, Janine Turner

Taina – January 2001–2002, Nickelodeon, comedy, Christina Vidal

Trading Spaces – 2000–present, TLC, instructional, Alex McLeod

Andromeda – 2000–2005, syndication, sci fi, Kevin Sorbo

Maximum Exposure – 2000–2002, syndication, adventure/reality, Cam Brainard

Sheena – 2000–2001, syndication, adventure, Gene Lee Nolin

The Source: All Access – 2000–2002, syndication, music magazine, LisaRaye

Street Smarts – 2000–2005, syndication, quiz, Frank Nicotero

Late Friday – January 2001–2002, NBC, comedy variety

Big Brother 2 – July–September 2001, CBS, reality/competition

Boot Camp – March–May 2001, FOX, reality/adventure, Dave Francisco

Making The Band – April–July 2001, ABC, ABC, rock documentary

The Mole – January–February 2001; ABC, adventure/game, Anderson Cooper

Murder In Small Town X – FOX, detective/reality, Gary Fredo

Popstars – January–July 2001, WB, talent/music, Tony Michaels

Survivor: The Australia Outback – January–May 2001, CBS, adventure/competition

Temptation Island – January–February 2001, FOX, dating/reality, Mark L. Walberg

The Amanda Show – 1999–2002, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

Angel – 1999–2004, WB, supernatural drama

The Beastmaster – 1999–2002, syndication, adventure

Beyond Chance – 1999–2002, Lifetime, documentary

Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating

Courage The Cowardly Dog – 1999–2002, Cartoon, cartoon

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz

Family Law – 1999–2003, CBS, legal drama

Farscape – March 1999–2003, Sci Fi, sci fi

Grounded For Life – January 2001–2002, FOX; February 2003–2005, WB, comedy

Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama

The Lost World – 1999–2002, syndication, adventure

Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy

The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy

Once And Again – 1999–2002, ABC, drama

The Parkers – 1999–2004, UPN, comedy

Popular – 1999–2002, WB, school drama

Relic Hunter – 1999–2002, syndication, adventure

Roswell – 1999–2001, WB; 2001/02, UPN, sci-fi

S.O.S. In America – 1999–2002, syndication, informational

Son Of The Beach – March 2000–2002, FX, comedy

Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama

Titus – March 2000–2002, FOX, comedy

WWF Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling

The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? – January 2000–2002, ABC, quiz

Any Day Now – 1998–2002, Lifetime, drama

Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy

Change Of Heart – 1998–2003, syndicated, dating

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy

Family Guy – April 1999–2002, FOX, cartoon

Felicity – 1998–2002, WB, drama

Futurama – March 1999–2003, FOX, cartoon

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

The Hughleys – 1998–2000, ABC; 2000–2002, UPN, comedy

The PJs – January 1999–2000, FOX; 2000–2002, WB, cartoon

Providence – January 1999–December 2002, NBC, serial drama

Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy

60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy

V.I.P. – 1998–2002, syndication, adventure

The Wild Thornberrys – 1998–2003, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy

Behind The Music – 1997–2003, VH1, documentary

Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2001–2004, PAX, humor

Celebrity Deathmatch – May 1998–2002, MTV, puppets

Dawson's Creek – January 1998–2003, WB, drama

Dharma & Greg – 1997–2002, ABC, comedy

Earth: Final Conflict – 1997–2002, syndication, sci-fi

For Your Love – March/My 1998, NBC; 1998–2002, WB, comedy

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–2004, ABC, comedy/quiz

Win Ben Stein's Money – 1997–2003, Comedy Central, quiz

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Spin City – 1996–2002, ABC, comedy

The Steve Harvey Show – 1996–2002, WB, comedy

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Life And Times Of... – January 1996–2001, Nashville, biography

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

The Outer Limits – 1995–2001, Showtime; 2001/02, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

Politically Incorrect – January 1997–2002, ABC, comedy/talk

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – April 1999–2003, PAX, quiz

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Ebert & Roeper – 2000–present, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

Beverly Hills 90210 celebrated ten years on FOX.

Law & Order celebrated ten years on NBC.

Saturday Night Live celebrated twenty-five years on NBC.

Cold Feet was based on the same name of Cold Feet, 1997-2003 British show.

Don't Forget Your Toothbrush was based on the Channel 4 series, hosted by Chris Evans.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire was based on the same name of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. The game originally started in the UK with Chris Tarrant as the host. The first episode was September 4, 1998; there was a twist – only one contestant can play at a time. They can take their time with the questions, but it MUST be their final answer.

Winning Lines was based on the BBC series. The British series was more successful than the USA version. It lasted from 1999–2004.

GvsE to Good Vs. Evil.

Greed: The Multi–Million Dollar Challenge to Greed: The Series after a month on the air.

Later to Later With Cynthia Garrett. Cynthia became the new Later host in January 2000.

The Norm Show to Norm.

Two Guys, A Girl & A Pizza Place to Two Guys And A Girl

World's Wildest Police Videos to Police Videos in May 2000.

Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane to Zoe...

Professional Wrestling returned to network TV after a forty-four absence. WWF Smackdown became UPN's most watched series. WWF wrestling has a ratings hold on cable TV since the late 1990's; it was a ripe time for wrestling to be on network TV with Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock and Vince McMahon. WWE is the most powerful wresting company today; no one could beat them. WCW was successful at first, but WCW crumbled on the ropes till WWF brought them in 2001.

Tyne Daly returned to TV in Judging Amy after a four-year absence, she was previously on Christy.

Richard Belzer returned in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as the same character, John Munch, from Homicide: Life On The Street after Homicide's cancellation in 1999.

CBS revived Grapevine. Steven Eckholdt returned as David Klein; he was David's brother, Thumper, in 1992. This version didn't last long either.

Angel from Buffy, The Vampire Slayer - Angel was a Los Angeles detective to help the helpless and continued to fight against evil, mostly, to redeem his soul. David Boreanaz and Charisma Carpenter reprised their Buffy roles.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit from Law & Order - Like the title says, "special victims unit." You do get the point.

Time Of Your Life from The Party Of Five - Sarah Reeves moved to New York to look for her birth father.

Young Americans from Dawson's Creek.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is the second game show in America to be #1. $64,000 Question was #1 in the 1955 season. Also, it is the most successful prime time game show since the 1950's. As popular as the millionaire game was, it wouldn't last that long. ABC killed it for showing it 5 times a week in the next season. It was too much of a good thing, but the syndication version lives on.

Ally was the 30-minute version of the much popular one hour Ally McBeal on FOX. Ally was shown on Tuesdays and Ally McBeal was on Mondays.

Tom Hanks and Colin Hanks are father/son. Roswell was his first series. His costar, Katherine Heigl, and him shared the same birthday with me.

Dan Schneider created The Amanda Show.

Cover Me's full name was Cover Me: Based On The True Life Of An FBI Family.

Fox pulled American High from the schedule after two weeks in August 2000; the ratings were lousy. PBS aired the entire series the following April. It won an Emmy for Outstanding Nonfiction Program.

Aaaahhhh! Brutally Normal broke my heart! It ended on Valentine's Day. Good riddance, you brutally beast!

Dear Lord! The Opposite Sex sure loves Chris very much! It has four Chris to choose from – Chris Evans, Chris L. McKenna, Christopher Cousins and Chris Hogan.

Judge Jerry Sheindlin replace the former New York major, Ed Koch, on The People's Court. Jerry is the husband of Judy Sheindlin...yes, that Judge Judy! Judge Judy is a huge success since 1996. Her show ushered in a new wave of courtroom shows.

Angel – 1999–2004, WB, supernatural drama, David Boreanaz, Charisma Carpenter

Family Law – 1999–2003, CBS, legal drama, Dixie Carter

Jack & Jill – 1999–2001, WB, drama, Amanda Peet

Judging Amy – 1999–2005, CBS, legal drama, Amy Brenneman, Tyne Daly

Ladies Man – 1999/2000, June 2001, CBS, comedy, Louis Sorel

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 1999–present, NBC, police drama, Richard Belzer, Dann Floreck

Once And Again – 1999–2002, ABC, drama, Sela Ward, Bruce Campbell

The Parkers – 1999–2004, UPN, comedy, Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique, Dorien Wilson

Popular – 1999–2002, WB, school drama, Scott Bryce, Carly Pope

Roswell – 1999–2001, WB; 2001/02, UPN, sci-fi, Jason Behr, Colin Hanks

Third Watch – 1999–2005, NBC, drama, Eddie Cabrian, Kim Raver

WWF Smackdown – 1999–2006, UPN; 2006–present, CW, wrestling, Vince McMahon

The West Wing – 1999–2006, NBC, political drama, Martin Sheen, Rob Lowe

Action – FOX, comedy, Jay Mohr, Buddy Hackett

Ally – FOX, comedy, Calistra Flockhart

Cold Feet – NBC, drama, 4 episodes, David Sutcliffe

Freaks & Geeks – NBC, comedy/drama, Linda Cardenllini

Get Real – FOX, drama, Eric Christian Olsen

Grown Ups – UPN, comedy, Jaleel White, Bumper Robinson

Harsh Realm – FOX, sci-fi, 3 episodes, D.B. Sweeney

Love & Money – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Swoosie Kurtz

The Mike O'Malley Show – NBC, comedy, 2 episodes, Mike O'Malley

Mission Hill – WB, cartoon, Vicki Lewis

Now And Again – CBS, sci-fi, Dennis Haysbert, Eric Close

Odd Man Out – ABC, comedy, Markie Post

Oh Grow Up – ABC, comedy, Rena Sofer

Ryan Caulfield: Year One – FOX, police drama, 2 episodes, Joe Nieves

Safe Harbor – WB, drama, Gregory Harrison, Rue McClanahan

Shasta McNasty – UPN, comedy, Dale Godboldo

Snoops – ABC, detective drama, Danny Nucci

Stark Raving Mad – NBC, comedy, Neil Patrick Harris, Tony Shalhoub

The Strip – UPN, drama, Guy Torry

Time Of Your Life – FOX, drama, Jennifer Love Hewitt

Wasteland – ABC, drama, 3 episodes, Brad Rowe

Work With Me – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Ethan Embry

City Of Angels – January 2000–2001, CBS, medical drama, Blair Underwood, Vivica A. Fox

Daddio – March–October 2000, NBC, comedy, Michael Chiklis

Malcolm In The Middle – January 2000–2006, FOX, comedy, Jane Kaczmarek, Bryon Cranston

Survivor – May–August 2000, CBS, adventure/competition, Jeff Probst

Titus – March 2000–2002, FOX, comedy, Christopher Titus, Stacy Keach

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? – January 2000–2002, ABC, quiz, Regis Philbin

American High – FOX, documentary, 4 episodes

Baby Blues – WB, cartoon, Mike O'Malley

Battery Park – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Elizabeth Perkins

The Beat – UPN, police drama, Derek Cecil

Brutally Normal – WB, comedy, 5 episodes, Mike Damus

Clerks – ABC, cartoon, 2 episodes, Kevin Smith

D.C. – WB, political drama, 4 episodes, Mark–Paul Gosselaar

Falcone – CBS, crime drama, 5 episodes, Amy Carlson

God, The Devil And Bob – NBC, cartoon, 4 episodes, Alan Cumming, Laurie Metcalf

Grapevine – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Steven Eckholdt, Kristy Swanson

Greed: The Multi–Million Dollar Challenge – FOX, quiz, Chuck Woolery

Hopkins 24/7 – ABC, medical documentary

I Dare You! The Ultimate Challenge – UPN, documentary, Lee Reherman

It's Your Chance Of A Lifetime – FOX, quiz, Gordon Elliott

M.Y.O.B. – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Katherine Towne

Opposite Sex – FOX, school drama, 6 episodes, Kyle Howard

The Others – NBC, horror/supernatural, Julianne Nicholson

Secret Agent Man – UPN, foreign intrigue, Dina Meyer

Talk To Me – ABC, comedy, 4 episodes, Nicole Sullivan, Beverly D'Angelo

Then Came You – ABC, comedy, 6 episodes, Susan Floyd

Twenty–One – NBC, quiz, Maury Povich

Winning Lines – CBS, quiz, 6 episodes, Dick Clark

Wonderland – ABC, medical drama, 2 episodes, Ted Levine

Young Americans – WB, school drama, 8 episodes, Rodney Scott

The Amanda Show – 1999–2002, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety, Amanda Bynes

Beyond Chance – 1999–2002, Lifetime, documentary, Melissa Etheridge

Courage The Cowardly Dog – 1999–2002, Cartoon, cartoon, Marty Grabstein

18 Wheels Of Justice – January 2000–2001, TNN, adventure, Lucky Vanous, Billy Dee Williams

Farscape – March 1999–2003, Sci Fi, sci fi, Ben Browder

The List – 1999–2001, VH1, discussion

The Man Show – 1999–2005, Comedy Central, discussion/comedy, Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Carolla

Son Of The Beach – March 2000–2002, FX, comedy, Kim Oja

Strip Mall – June 2000–2001, Comedy Central, comedy, Julie Brown, Victoria Jackson

Twice In A Lifetime – 1999–2001, PAX, fantasy, Al Waxman

The X Show – 1999–2001, FX, talk/magazine, Justin Walker

Battle Dome – 1999–2001, syndication, sports competition, Steve Albert

The Beastmaster – 1999–2002, syndication, adventure, Daniel Goddard

Blind Date – 1999–2006, syndication, dating, Roger Lodge

Cleopatra 2525 – January 2000–2001, syndication, sci fi, Jennifer Sky

Family Feud – 1999–present, syndication, quiz, Louie Anderson

Jack Of All Trades – syndication, adventure, Bruce Campbell

Peter Benchley's Amazon – syndication, adventure, C. Thomas Howell

Relic Hunter – 1999–2002, syndication, adventure, Tia Carrere

S.O.S. In America – 1999–2002, syndication, informational, Carol Martin

Your Big Break – 1999–2001, syndication, talent, Christopher Reid

Any Day Now – 1998–2002, Lifetime, drama

Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy

Change Of Heart – 1998–2003, syndicated, dating

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy

Family Guy – April 1999–2002, May 2005–present, FOX, cartoon

The Famous Jet Jackson – 1998–2001, Disney, comedy

Felicity – 1998–2002, WB, drama

First Wave – March 1999–2001, Sci Fi, sci fi

Futurama – March 1999–2003, FOX, cartoon

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy

The Howard Stern Radio Show – 1998–2001, syndication, talk

The Hughleys – 1998–2000, ABC; 2000–2002, UPN, comedy

Norm – March 1999–2001, ABC, comedy

The PJs – January 1999–2000, FOX; 2000–2002, WB, cartoon

Providence – January 1999–December 2002, NBC, serial drama

Seven Days – 1998–2001, UPN, sci-fi

Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy

60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine

So Weird – January 1999–2001, Disney, fantasy drama

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy

V.I.P. – 1998–2002, syndication, adventure

The Wild Thornberrys – 1998–2003, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy

World's Most Amazing Videos – March 1999–2001, NBC, reality

Alley McBeal – 1997–2002, FOX, legal comedy/drama.

Behind The Music – 1997–2003, VH1, documentary

Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2000–2004, PAX, humor

Celebrity Deathmatch – May 1998–2002, MTV, puppets

Dawson's Creek – January 1998–2003, WB, drama

Dharma & Greg – 1997–2002, ABC, comedy

Earth: Final Conflict – 1997–2002, syndication, sci-fi

For Your Love – March/May 1998, NBC; 1998–2002, WB, comedy

Guinness World Records: Primetime – July 1998–2001, FOX, audience participation

Journey Of Allen Strange – 1997–2000, Nickelodeon, adventure

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Two Guys And A Girl – March 1998–2001, comedy

Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–2004, ABC, comedy/quiz

Win Ben Stein's Money – 1997–2003, Comedy Central, quiz

World's Wildest Police Videos – April 1998–2001, FOX, police documentary

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

Angry Beavers – April 1997–2001, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural

Daria – March 1997–2001, MTV, cartoon

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

The Jamie Foxx Show – 1996–2001, WB, comedy

Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy

La Femme Nikita – January 1997–2001, USA, adventure/espionage

PSI Factor: Chronicles Of The Paranormal – 1996–2000, syndication, supernatural

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Spin City – 1996–2002, ABC, comedy

The Steve Harvey Show – 1996–2002, WB, comedy

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Life And Times Of... – January 1996–2001, Nashville, biography

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

Moesha – January 1996–2001, UPN, comedy

Nash Bridges – March 1996–2001, CBS, police drama

The Outer Limits – 1995–2001, Showtime; 2001/02, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi

3rd Rock from the Sun – January 1996–2001, NBC, comedy

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn – March 1999–2004, CBS, talk

Star Trek: Voyager – January 1995–2001, UPN, sci fi

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy

Diagnosis: Murder – October 1993–2000, CBS, detective drama

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

Politically Incorrect – January 1997–2002, ABC, comedy/talk

Rivera Live – February 1994–2001, CNBC, talk

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2001, CBS, crime drama

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – April 1999–2003, PAX, quiz

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Cynthia Garrett – January 2000–2001, NBC, talk

Later – 1996–2000, NBC, talk

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Roger Ebert & The Movies – 1999–2000, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

America's Funniest Home Videos celebrated ten years on ABC.

Hard Copy celebrated ten years in syndication; their last.

Mystery Science Theater 3000 celebrated ten years on cable.

The Simpsons celebrated ten years on FOX

The George Michael Sports Machine celebrated fifteen years on TV.

Jeopardy celebrated fifteen years in syndication.

Larry King Live celebrated fifteen years on CNN.

Showbiz Today celebrated fifteen years on CNN.

Supermarket Sweep celebrated ten years on TV.

The Tonight Show celebrated forty–five years on NBC.

Payne was based on the popular John Cleese classic series, Fawlty Towers. This was CBS' second attempt. The first one was the failed 1983 Bea Arthur sitcom, Amanda's.

Whose Line Is It Anyway was based on Whose Line Is It Anyway; the British version was on for ten years, 1988-1998. Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Wayne Brady, Greg Proops and Brad Sherwood sometimes appeared on the British version.

Gene Siskel took a lead of absence from the series; he had a brain tumor. Siskel & Ebert continued on with guest critics in Siskel's absence. He unexpectedly died from complications of the surgery on February 20, 1999. His last movie he viewed was the 1999 Sarah Michelle Geller movie, Simply Irresistible.

Suddenly Susan's David Strickland committed suicide in a hotel room in Las Vegas on March 22, 1999.

The Crow: Stairway To Heaven was based on the 1994 Brandon Lee movie, The Crow. Brandon was accidentally killed during the production of the movie on March 31, 1993.

The Net was based on the 1995 Sandra Bullock movie.

Total Recall 2070 was based on the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger/Sharon Stone movie, Total Recall.

Flipper to Flipper: The New Adventures.

The Late Late Show With Tom Synder to The Late Late Show With Craig Killborn in March 1999.

Siskel & Ebert to Roger Ebert & The Movies. Roger continued to use guest critics till a replacement come aboard.

Ricky Schroder returned to TV after an eleven-year absence. He was previously on the 1980's show, Silver Spoons. He joined NYPB Blue to replace Jimmy Smits; Ricky did a wonderful job on NYPD Blue. He's also well known for Lonesome Dove in 1989 and the 1993 sequel. His first starring role was the 1979 movie, The Champ. Another well-known child actor, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Saved By The Bell, replaced Ricky in 2001 on NYPD Blue.

Lorenzo Lamas returned in a failed series, Air America, after a one-year absence. He was previously on Renegade and the short-lived cartoon, Invasion America on WB.

Flipper returned to PAX after a year absence. He was previously in syndication for two years.

Nickelodeon revived Are You Afraid Of The Dark for two more seasons in February 1999. It was on for seven seasons. Daniel De Santo returned as Tucker, the new leader for The Midnight Society. Tucker is the brother of Gary, the original Midnighter.

Love Connection returned to syndication after a three–year absence. This time, it only lasted for one season.

Crusade from Babylon 5.

Highlander: The Raven from The Highlander.

60 Minutes II from 60 Minutes. Dan Rather (CBS Evening News) was one of the correspondents.

Sons Of Thunder from Walker, Texas Ranger. Trent Malloy and Carlos Sandova formed a fledging detective agency, Thunder Investigations.

For Your Love went from NBC to WB.

Supermarket Sweep went from Lifetime to PAX.

Ellen opened the door for gay leading roles on network TV; Here comes Will & Grace, one of the most beloved comedies. This show doesn't have one, but two lead roles in Will & Jack. Will, the gay lawyer, lived with his ex girlfriend, Grace. Karen works for Grace and, Jack, he's anything but boring. Jack and Karen steal the show. Let the gay old times begins.

8 tracks. Disco music. Bell-bottoms. Pong. Lava lamps. Pet rock. Star Wars. Welcome to That 70's Show. You want to groove with them and be a part of "the circle." The year begun in 1976. For the next eight years, they were stuck in the 70's till the last episode, where they party one last time on New Year's Eve 1979.

Oh, Boy! I can't wait for The Big Moment. I could win $25,000. Wow! The money was very exciting. Man, I really need the money. I would do anything to get that kind of money. I got bills to pay, food to buy and, most of all, reunite with my long lost family! But, first, I need my chance for The Big Moment. Then again, I could humiliate on national TV. What to do? What to do?

Craig Kilborn left The Daily Show to replace Tom Synder on The Late Late Show. John Stewart replaced Craig Kilborn on The Daily Show. Craig's first episode was on March 29, 1999.

Joey Travolta, Don Swayze and Frank Stallone are the real brothers of John Travolta, Patrick Swayze and Sylvester Stallone. They played themselves on Movie Stars.

Power Play was a Canadian series. UPN picked it up after the first Canadian season. It was cancelled after two episodes.

Charmed – 1998–2006, WB, fantasy, Shannen Doherty, Alyssa Milano

Felicity – 1998–2002, WB, drama, Keri Russell, Scott Foley

The King Of Queen – 1998–present, CBS, comedy, Kevin James, Leah Remini

The Hughleys – 1998–2000, ABC; 2000–2002, UPN, comedy, D.L. Hughley

Martial Law – 1998–2000, ABC, police comedy/drama, Sammo Hung

Seven Days – 1998–2001, UPN, sci-fi, Jonathan LaPaglia

7^th Heaven Beginnings reruns – 1998–2000, WB, drama, Stephen Collins

Sports Night – 1998–2000, ABC, comedy, Felicity Huffman, Robert Guillaume

That 70's Show – 1998–2006, FOX, comedy, Topher Grace, Ashton Kutcher

Will & Grace – 1998–2006, NBC, comedy, Eric McCormick, Debbie Messing

The Army Show – WB, comedy, David Anthony Higgins

The Brian Benben Show – CBS, comedy, Brian Benben

Brother's Keeper – ABC, comedy, William Ragsdale

Buddy Faco – CBS, detective, Dennis Farina, Charles Robinson

Conrad Bloom – NBC, comedy, Mark Feuerstein, Linda Lavin

Costello – FOX, comedy, 4 episodes, Sue Costello

Cupid – ABC, fantasy, Jeremy Piven

DiResta – UPN, comedy, John DiResta

Encore! Encore! – NBC, comedy, Nathan Lane

Fantasy Island – ABC, romantic drama, Malcolm McDowell

Guys Likes Us – UPN, comedy, Bumper Robinson

Holding the Baby – FOX, comedy, Sherri Shepherd

Hyperion Bay – WB, drama, Mark-Paul Gosselaar

LA Doctors – CBS, medical drama, Ken Olin

Legacy – UPN, serial drama, Grayson McCouch

Living In Captivity – FOX, comedy, 6 episodes, Kira Arne

Maggie Winters – CBS, comedy, Faith Ford

Mercy Point – UPN, sci-fi/medical drama, 3 episodes, Joe Morton

The Secret Diary Of Desmond Pfeiffer – UPN, comedy, 4 episodes, Chi McBride

The Secret Lives Of Men – ABC, comedy, Bradley Whitford

To Have & To Hold – CBS, drama, 9 episodes, Jason Wiles

Trinity – NBC, drama, 4 episodes, Kim Raven, Tate Donovan, John Spencer

Two Of A Kind – ABC, comedy, Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen

Vengeance Unlimited – ABC, detective, Michael Madsen

Wind On Water – NBC, drama, 2 episodes, Bo Derek, Lee Horsley

Becker – November 1998–2004, CBS, comedy, Ted Danson, Terry Farrell

Dilbert – January 1999–2000, UPN, cartoon, Daniel Stern, Chris Elliot

Family Guy – April 1999–2002, May 2005 – present, FOX, cartoon, Seth MacFarlane, Seth Green

Futurama – March 1999–2003, FOX, cartoon, Billy West, Katey Segal

It's Like, You Know – March 1999–2000, ABC, comedy, Jennifer Grey

Movie Stars – July 1999–2000, WB, comedy, Harry Hamlin, Jennifer Grant

The Norm Show – March 1999–2001, ABC, comedy, Norm MacDonald, Laurie Metcalf

The PJs – January 1999–2000, FOX; 2000–2002, WB, cartoon, Eddie Murphy, Ja'net DuBois

Providence – January 1999–December 2002, NBC, serial drama, Melina Kanakaredes

60 Minutes II – January 1999–2005, CBS, newsmagazine, Dan Rather

World's Most Amazing Videos – March 1999–2001, NBC, reality, Stacey Keach

Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane – January 1999–2000, WB, comedy, Selma Blair

America's Greatest Pets – UPN, animals, Jules Sylvester

Animals Are People Too – PAX, animal reality, Alan Thicke

Animorphs – Nickelodeon, sci fi, Shawn Ashmore

The Big Moment – ABC, audience participation, Brad Sherwood

Everything's Relative – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Jeffrey Tambor

Family Rules – UPN, comedy, 6 episodes, Greg Evigan

Home Movies – UPN, cartoon, Brendon Small

Katie Joplin – WB, comedy, 5 episodes, Parker Overall, Jay Thomas

Little Men – 1998–2000, PAX, drama, Michelle Rene Thomas

Payne – CBS, comedy, 8 episodes, John Larroquette

Power Play – UPN, drama, 2 episodes, Michael Riley

Redhanded – UPN, audience participation, Adam Carolla

Rescue 77 – WB, medical adventure, 8 episodes, Richard Roundtree

Reunited – UPN, comedy, 6 episodes, Julie Hagerty

Sons Of Thunder – CBS, detective drama, 6 episodes, Marco Sanchez

Strange World – ABC, detective drama, 3 episodes, Tim Guinee

Thanks – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Cloris Leachman

Turks – CBS, crime drama, 13 episodes, William Devane

Vanished – ABC, documentary, 6 episodes

Any Day Now – 1998–2002, Lifetime, drama, Annie Potts, Lorraine Toussaint

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? – February 1999–2000, Nickelodeon, supernatural anthology, Daniel De Santo

Cousin Skeeter – 1998–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy

The Famous Jet Jackson – 1998–2001, Disney, comedy, Lee Thompson Young

First Wave – March 1999–2001, Sci Fi, sci fi, Rob LaBelle

Flipper: The New Adventures – 1998–2000, PAX, adventure, Whip Hubley

Mike, Lu & Og – May 1999–2000, Cartoon, cartoon, Nancy Cartwright

Oh Baby – 1998–2000, Lifetime, comedy, Cynthia Stevenson, Jack Coleman

Sex And The City – 1998–2004, HBO, comedy, Sarah Jessica Parker

So Weird – January 1999–2001, Disney, fantasy drama, Mackenzine Phillips

Strangers With Candy – April 1999–2000, Comedy Central, comedy, Amy Sedaris

The Wild Thornberrys – 1998–2003, Nickelodeon, cartoon, Tim Curry

Change Of Heart – 1998–2003, syndicated, dating, Chris Jagger

The Howard Stern Radio Show – 1998–2001, syndication, talk, Howard Stern

Motown Live – 1998–2000, syndication, musical variety, Robert Townsend

Russell Simmons' Oneworld Music Beat – 1998–2000, syndication, music/interview, Kimora Lee

V.I.P. – 1998–2002, syndication, adventure, Pamela Anderson

Alley McBeal – 1997–2002, FOX, legal comedy/drama.

Behind The Music – 1997–2003, VH1, documentary

Between Brothers – 1997/98, FOX; 1999, UPN, comedy

Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2000–2004, PAX, humor

Celebrity Deathmatch – May 1998–2002, MTV, puppets

Dawson's Creek – January 1998–2003, WB, drama

Dharma & Greg – 1997–2002, ABC, comedy

Disney's Honey, I Shrunk The Kids – 1997–2000, syndicated, comedy/sci fi

Earth: Final Conflict – 1997–2002, syndication, sci-fi

For Your Love – March–May 1998, NBC; 1998–2002, WB, comedy

Guinness World Records: Primetime – July 1998–2001, FOX, audience participation

Journey Of Allen Strange – 1997–2000, Nickelodeon, adventure

Kids Say The Darndest Things – January 1998–2000, comedy

Lateline – March 1998–1999, NBC, comedy

Mounties – 1997–2000, syndication, police documentary

Pensacola: Wings Of Gold – 1997–2000, syndication, military drama

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon

Two Guys, A Girl & A Pizza Place – March 1998–2001, comedy

Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–2004, ABC, comedy/quiz

Wild Things – 1997–2000, syndication, wildlife documentary

Win Ben Stein's Money – 1997–2003, Comedy Central, quiz

World's Funniest – 1997–2000, FOX, comedy

World's Wildest Police Videos – April 1998–2001, FOX, police documentary

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

America's Dumbest Criminals – 1996–2000, syndication, comedy/police

Angry Beavers – April 1997–2001, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural

Cosby 1996–2000, CBS, comedy

Daria – March 1997–2001, MTV, cartoon

Early Edition – 1996–2000, CBS, fantasy/adventure

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

The Jamie Foxx Show – 1996–2001, WB, comedy

Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy

Kenan & Kel – 1996–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy

La Femme Nikita – January 1997–2001, USA, adventure/espionage

Loveline – 1996–2000, MTV, advice

Malcolm and Eddie – 1996–2000, UPN, comedy

The New Adventures Of Robin Hood – 1998–1999, syndication, adventure

PSI Factor: Chronicles Of The Paranormal – 1996–2000, syndication, supernatural

Pacific Blue – 1996–2000, USA, crime drama

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama

The Pretender – 1996–2000, NBC, sci-fi

Profiler – 1996–2000, NBC, police drama

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Spin City – 1996–2002, ABC, comedy

The Steve Harvey Show – 1996–2002, WB, comedy

Suddenly Susan – 1996–2000, NBC, comedy

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

Life And Times Of... – January 1996–2001, Nashville, biography

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

Moesha – January 1996–2001, UPN, comedy

Nash Bridges – March 1996–2001, CBS, police drama

The Outer Limits – 1995–2001, Showtime; 2001/02, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi

3rd Rock from the Sun – January 1996–2001, NBC, comedy

All That – December 1994–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

Chicago Hope – 1994–2000, CBS, medical drama

Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist – May 1995–1999, Comedy Central, cartoon

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys – January 1995–2000, syndication, adventure

The Late Late Show With Tom Synder – January 1995–1999, CBS, talk

Party of Five – 1994–2000, FOX, drama

Star Trek: Voyager – January 1995–2001, UPN, sci-fi

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy

Boy Meets World – 1993–2000, ABC, comedy

Diagnosis: Murder – October 1993–2000, CBS, detective drama

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

Politically Incorrect – January 1997–2002, ABC, comedy/talk

Rivera Live – February 1994–2001, CNBC, talk

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2001, CBS, crime drama

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – April 1999–2003, PAX, quiz

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later – 1996–2000, NBC, talk

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

COPS celebrated ten years on FOX.

Inside Edition celebrated ten years in syndication.

Later celebrated ten years on NBC.

Murphy Brown celebrated ten years on CBS; her last.

60 Minutes celebrated thirty years on CBS.

Unsolved Mysteries celebrated ten years on TV.

Fight Night celebrated fifteen years on NBC.

Wheel Of Fortune celebrated fifteen years in syndication.

Cracker was based on Cracker; the British version was seen on A&E.

Stressed Eric was based on the BBC cartoon.

Whose Line Is It Anyway was based on Whose Line Is It Anyway. Some of regulars appeared on the British version too.

The Magnificent Seven: The Series was based on the 1960 Yul Brynner movie. Robert Vaughn was in the movie, but he played a different character in the series.

Police Academy: The Series was based on the seven Police Academy movies. Michael Winslow reprised his role for the series.

Timecop was based on the 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme movie.

Candid Camera returned to CBS with the hosts, Peter Funk and Suzanne Somers. Peter is the son of Candid Camera creator, Allen Funk.

Due South returned to syndication for another season. It last aired on CBS from 1994–1996.

Stacy Keach returned to his famous role in the syndication version of Mike Hammer. He was last seen as Mike Hammer from 1984–1987.

Seinfeld is the third show to go out on top; the others were I Love Lucy and The Andy Griffith Show.

413 Hope Street, created by Damon Wayans, ended on January 1, 1998, Thursday, my sister's birthday. Happy New Year!

After the huge success of Dateline NBC on multi nights, 20/20 started a second night on Thursday. The following season, Primetime Live was folded into 20/20 and 20/20 was on multi nights.

Ricky Aiello is the father of Danny Aiello; they are no kin on the series, Dellaventura.

C–16 was shown in letter–box format.

Four Corners was Ann–Margret's first series. George Burns discovered her in November 1960 at the Northwestern University in a campus musical. Some says it was a nightclub.

Ami Brabson joined the cast of Homicide: Life On The Street. Her husband, Andre Braugher, was an original cast member. They played husband/wife on the show.

Earth: Final Contact was developed from a never–produced script written by the Star Trek creator, Gene Roddenberry.

Alley McBeal – 1997–2002, FOX, legal comedy/drama, Calista Flockhart, Greg Germann

Between Brothers – 1997/98, FOX; 1999, UPN, comedy, Kadeem Hardison

Dharma & Greg – 1997–2002, ABC, comedy, Thomas Gibson, Jenna Elfman

Working – 1997–1999, NBC, comedy, Fred Savage

The World's Funniest – 1997–2000, FOX, comedy, James Brown

Alright, Already – WB, comedy, Carol Leifer

Brooklyn South – CBS, police drama, James B. Sikking

Built To Last – NBC, comedy, 3 episodes, Royale Watkins

C-16 – ABC, police drama, Eric Roberts, D.B. Sweeney

Cracker – ABC, detective drama, Robert Pastorelli

Dellaventura – CBS, detective drama, Danny Aiello, Ricky Aiello

413 Hope Street – FOX, drama, Richard Roundtree, Jesse L. Martin

George & Leo – CBS, comedy, Bob Newhart, Judd Hirsh, Jason Bateman

The Gregory Hines Show – CBS, comedy, Gregory Hines

Good News – UPN, comedy, Roz Ryan

Head Over Heels – UPN, comedy, Eva LaRue

Hiller And Diller – ABC, comedy, Kevin Nealon

Hitz – UPN, comedy, Andrew Dice Clay

Jenny – NBC, comedy, Jenny McCarthy, George Harrison

Meego – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Bronson Pinchot, Ed Begley, Jr.

Michael Hayes – CBS, legal drama, David Caruso

Nothing Scared – ABC, religious drama, Bruce Altman

Over The Top – ABC, comedy, 4 episodes, Tim Curry, Annie Potts

Players – NBC, police drama, Ice T

Public Eye With Bryant Gumbel – CBS, newsmagazine, Bryant Gumbel

Sleepwalkers – NBC, sci-fi, 2 episodes, Naomi Watts

Teen Angel – ABC, comedy, Maureen McCormick

Timecop – ABC, sci-fi, T.W. King

The Tom Show – WB, comedy, Tom Arnold, Ed McMahon

The Tony Danza Show – NBC, drama, Tony Danza, Dean Stockwell

Total Security – ABC, detective drama, James Belushi, Tracey Needham

Union Square – NBC, comedy, Harriet Sansom Harris

The Visitor – FOX, sci-fi, John Corbett

You Wish – ABC, comedy, Jerry Van Dyke

Candid Camera – February 1998–2000, CBS; Jan 2000–2004, PAX, humor, Peter Funt

Dawson's Creek – January 1998–2003, WB, drama, James Van Der Beek, Katie Holmes

For Your Love – March/May 1998, NBC; 1998–2002, WB, comedy, Holly Robinson Peete

Fox Files – July 1998–1999, FOX, newsmagazine, Catherine Crier

Getting Personal – April 1998 – Oct 1999, FOX, comedy, Vivica A. Fox, Jon Cryer

Guinness World Records: Primetime – July 1998–2001, FOX, audience participation, Cris Collinsworth

Kids Say The Darndest Things – January 1998–2000, CBS, comedy, Bill Cosby

Lateline – March 1998–1999, NBC, comedy, Al Franklin, Robert Foxworth

Love Boat: The Next Wave – April 1998–1999, UPN, comedy, Robert Urich

The Magnificent Seven: The Series – January 1998–1999, CBS, western, Ron Perlman

News Saturday Night – January 1998–1999, ABC, newsmagazine, Forrest Sawyer

Two Guys, A Girl & A Pizza Place – March 1998–2001, comedy, Julius Carry

Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Summer of 1998–2004, ABC, comedy/quiz, Drew Carey, Wayne Brady

World's Wildest Police Videos – April 1998–2001, FOX, police documentary, John Bunnell

Ask Harriet – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Anthony Tyler Quinn

The Closer – CBS, comedy, Tom Selleck, Edward Asner

Damon – FOX, comedy, Damon Wayans, David Alan Grier

Four Corners – CBS, drama, 2 episodes, Ann–Margret

House Rules – NBC, comedy, Maria Pitillo

Invasion America – WB, cartoon, Mikey Kelly, Lorenzo Lamas

Kelly Kelly – WB, comedy, 7 episodes, Shelly Long, Robert Hays

Maximum Bob – ABC, legal drama/comedy, 7 episodes, Beau Bridges

Prey – ABC, sci fi, Debra Messing

Push – ABC, drama, 3 episodes, Jason Behr, Maureen Flannigan

The Ruby Wax Show – FOX, interview, 5 episodes, Ruby Wax

Significant Others – FOX, comedy, 3 episodes, Jennifer Garner

The Simple Life – CBS, comedy, 7 episodes, Judith Light, Sara Rue

Sleepwalkers – NBC. sci fi, 2 episodes, Naomi Watts

Stressed Eric – NBC, cartoon, 3 episodes, Hank Azaria

Style & Substance – CBS, comedy, 12 episodes, Jean Smart, Nancy McKeon

That's Life – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Nadia Dajani

Three – WB, foreign intrigue, 8 episodes, Bumper Robinson

You're The One – WB, comedy, 2 episodes, Elon Gold

Behind The Music – 1997–2003, VH1, documentary, Jim Forbes

Celebrity Deathmatch – May 1998–2002, MTV, puppets, Maurice Schlafer

Cow And Chicken – 1997–1999, Cartoon, cartoon, Charlie Adler

Journey Of Allen Strange – 1997–2000, Nickelodeon, adventure, Shane Sweet

New Attitudes – March 1998–1999, Lifetime, magazine, Leanza Cornett

Oak Ridge Boys Live From Las Vegas – April 1998–1999, TNN, variety, Duane Allen

South Park – 1997–present, Comedy Central, cartoon, Trey Parker, Matt Stone

Win Ben Stein's Money – 1997–2003, Comedy Central, quiz, Ben Stein

Disney's Honey, I Shrunk The Kids – 1997–2000, syndicated, comedy/sci fi, Peter Scolari

Earth: Final Conflict – 1997–2002, syndication, sci-fi, Lisa Howard

Mounties – 1997–2000, syndication, police documentary, Constable Janice Armstrong

Nightman – 1997–1999, syndication, adventure, Matt McColm

Pensacola: Wings Of Gold – 1997–2000, syndication, military drama, James Brolin

The People's Court – 1997–present, syndication, courtroom, Edward Koch

Soldier Of Fortune, Inc. – 1997–1999, syndication, adventure, Brad Johnson

Wild Things – 1997–2000, syndication, wildlife documentary

The Keenen Ivory Wayans Show – syndication, talk, Keenen Ivory Wayans

Vibe – syndication, talk/music, Chris Spencer

Access Hollywood – 1996–present, syndication, magazine

America's Dumbest Criminals – 1996–2000, syndication, comedy/police

Angry Beavers – April 1997–2001, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural

Clueless – 1996/97, ABC; 1997–1999, UPN, comedy

Cosby 1996–2000, CBS, comedy

Daria – March 1997–2001, MTV, cartoon

Early Edition – 1996–2000, CBS, fantasy/adventure

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy

The Jamie Foxx Show – 1996–2001, WB, comedy

Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy

Kenan & Kel – 1996–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy

La Femme Nikita – January 1997–2001, USA, adventure/espionage

Loveline – 1996–2000, MTV, advice

Malcolm and Eddie – 1996–2000, UPN, comedy

Millennium – 1996–1999, FOX, police drama

The New Adventures Of Robin Hood – January 1997–1998, TNT, adventure

PSI Factor: Chronicles Of The Paranormal – 1996–2000, syndication, supernatural

Pacific Blue – 1996–2000, USA, crime drama

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama

The Pretender – 1996–2000, NBC, sci-fi

Profiler – 1996–2000, NBC, police drama

Promised Land – 1996–1999, CBS, adventure

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2006–present, CW, drama

Smart Guy – April 1997–1999, WB, comedy

Spin City – 1996–2002, ABC, comedy

The Steve Harvey Show – 1996–2002, WB, comedy

Suddenly Susan – 1996–2000, NBC, comedy

Viper – 1996 –1999, syndication, police drama/sci-fi

Caroline in the City – 1995–1999, NBC, comedy

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon

LAPD: Life On The Beat – 1995–1999, syndication, police documentary

Life And Times Of... – January 1996–2001, Nashville, biography

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy

Moesha – January 1996–2001, UPN, comedy

Nash Bridges – March 1996–2001, CBS, police drama

The Outer Limits – 1995–2001, Showtime; 2001/02, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi

Poltergeist: The Legacy – 1995–1998, Showtime; 1999, Sci Fi, sci fi

Prime Time Country – January 1996–1999, TNN, variety

Remember WENN – January 1996–1998, AMC, comedy/drama

Save Our Streets – 1995–1999, syndication, informational

The Sentinel – March 1996–1999, UPN, sci-fi/police drama

3rd Rock from the Sun – January 1996–2001, NBC, comedy

All That – December 1994–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

Chicago Hope – 1994–2000, CBS, medical drama

Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist – May 1995–1999, Comedy Central, cartoon

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers With Byron Allen – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys – January 1995–2000, syndication, adventure

The Late Late Show With Tom Synder – January 1995–1999, CBS, talk

NewsRadio – March 1995–1999, NBC, comedy

The Parent 'Hood – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Party of Five – 1994–2000, FOX, drama

Star Trek: Voyager – January 1995–2001, UPN, sci-fi

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy

The Wayans Bros. – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Unhappily Ever After – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Boy Meets World – 1993–2000, ABC, comedy

Diagnosis: Murder – October 1993–2000, CBS, detective drama

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

The John Larroquette Show – 1993–1997, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

The Nanny – 1993–1999, CBS, comedy

Politically Incorrect – January 1997–2002, ABC, comedy/talk

Rivera Live – February 1994–2001, CNBC, talk

Sister, Sister – April 1994–1995, ABC; 1995–1999, WB, comedy

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama

Babylon 5 – January 1993–1998, syndication, sci-fi

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing

Homicide: Life on the Street – January 1993–1999, NBC, police drama

Mad About You – 1992–1999, NBC, comedy

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Jan 1993–1999, Syndication, sci-fi

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2001, CBS, crime drama

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, USA, crime drama

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – February 1997–1999, sci fi, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later – 1996–2000, NBC, talk

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

America's Most Wanted celebrated ten years on FOX.

48 Hours celebrated ten years on CBS.

20/20 celebrated twenty years on ABC.

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer was based on the 1992 Luke Perry/Kristy Swanson comedy movie, written by Joss Whedon, who created the supernatural TV show.

Clueless was based on the 1995 Alicia Silverstone movie. Stacey Dash, Donald Adeosun Faison, Elisa Donavan, Twink Caplan and Wallace Shawn reprised their roles for the show. It originally intended to be a TV show, not a movie.

Dangerous Minds was based on the 1995 Michelle Pfeiffer movie. Annie Potts played the same character in the show.

FX: The Series was based on the 1986 Brian Dennehy movie.

Party Girl was based on the 1995 Parkey Posey movie.

Emergency Call to Emergency With Alex Paen.

Entertainers to Entertainers With Byron Allen.

The Extremists With Gabrielle Reece to The Extremists.

Later With Greg Kinnear to Later. Later only used guest hosts till 2000.

Michael J. Fox returned in Spin City after a seven-year absence. He reteams with the Family Ties creator, Gary David Goldberg, for this hit ABC series.

The Sci Fi Channel picked up the cancelled series, Mystery Science Theater 3000, from Comedy Central. This time, MST3K sorely focused on bad sci fi movies.

Brotherly Love went from NBC to WB.

The Jeff Foxworthy Show went from ABC to NBC.

Here's a gay first and a historic moment on network TV – Ellen Morgan, the lead character on Ellen, finally came out of the closet on April 30, 1997. Ellen realized she was gay and fell for Susan, a producer. The one and only Oprah Winfrey was her therapist to help her with the coming out process. In real life, Ellen DeGeneres is a lesbian.

The Feds episodes were shown in letter–box format. It was a TV first.

7^th Heaven maintained the same time slot (Monday at 8) throughout its run in WB. It aired in other few time slots like Sundays at 7 under the heading of 7^th Heaven Beginnings.

7^th Heaven was originally produced for FOX, but it ended up on WB. It lasted ten years on WB; it jumped over to the new network, CW, in 2006.

Jessica Biel (Mary) played the oldest sister to Beverly Mitchell (Lucy) on 7^th Heaven. In real life, Beverly is one year older than Jessica.

Party Girl & Lush Life premiered AND cancelled on FOX the same day; 4 episodes each!

The Smart Guy, Tahj Mowry is the brother of the twin sisters, Tia & Tamera Mowry. The twins were in the popular sitcom, Sister, Sister with Tim Reid & Jackee Harry.

Renegade moved to USA Network for the last season.

Lifetime aired the Global series, Traders, for a few months. Traders was more successful in their home country, Canada. It lasted on Global from 1995–2000.

Clueless – 1996/97, ABC; 1997–1999, UPN, comedy, Rachel Blanchard

Cosby – 1996–2000, CBS, comedy, Bill Cosby, Phylicia Rashad

Early Edition – 1996–2000, CBS, fantasy/adventure, Kyle Chandler

Everybody Loves Raymond – 1996–2005, CBS, comedy, Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton

The Jamie Foxx Show – 1996–2001, WB, comedy, Jamie Foxx, Garrett Morris

Malcolm and Eddie – 1996–2000, UPN, comedy, Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Men Behaving Badly – 1996–1998, NBC, comedy, Rob Schneider, Justice Bateman

Millennium – 1996–1999, FOX, police drama, Lance Henriksen, Bill Smitrovich

Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher – 1996–1998, WB, comedy, Portia de Rossi

The Pretender – 1996–2000, NBC, sci-fi, Michael T. Weiss

Profiler – 1996–2000, NBC, police drama, A Martinez

Promised Land – 1996–1999, CBS, adventure, Gerald McRaney, Wendy Phillips

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch – 1996–2000, ABC; 2000–2003, WB, comedy, Melissa Joan Hart

7^th Heaven – 1996–2006, WB; 2005 – present, CW, drama, Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks

Something So Right – 1997, NBC; 1997/98, ABC, comedy, Jere Burns

Sparks – 1996–1998, UPN, comedy, James Avery, Robin Givens

Spin City – 1996–2002, ABC, comedy, Michael J. Fox, Michael Boatman, Richard Kind

The Steve Harvey Show – 1996–2002, WB, comedy, Steve Harvey

Suddenly Susan – 1996–2000, NBC, comedy, Brooke Shields, Kathy Griffin

Big Deal – FOX, game, 4 episodes, Mark DeCarlo

Burning Zone – UPN, drama, Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Common Law – ABC, drama, 4 episodes, Greg Giraldo

Dangerous Minds – ABC, drama, Annie Potts

Dark Skies – NBC, sci-fi, Eric Close

Goode Behavior – UPN, comedy, Sherman Hemsley

Homeboys in Outer Space – UPN, comedy, Darryl M. Bell

Life With Roger – WB, comedy, Mike O'Malley

Life's Work – ABC, comedy, Lisa Ann Walker

Love and Marriage – FOX, comedy, 2 episodes, Patricia Healy

Lush Life – FOX, comedy, 4 episodes, Lori Petty

Mr. & Mrs. Smith – CBS, foreign intrigue, Scott Bakula

Mr. Rhodes – NBC, comedy, Tom Rhodes, Farrah Forke

Moloney – CBS, police drama, Peter Strauss

Party Girl – FOX, comedy, 4 episodes, Christine Taylor, Swoosie Kurtz

Pearl – CBS, comedy, Rhea Perlman, Carol Kane, Nikki Cox

Relativity – ABC, comedy/drama, Kimberly Williams

Townies – ABC, comedy, Molly Ringwald, Jenna Elfman

Buffy, The Vampire Slayer – March 1997–2001, WB; 2001–2003, UPN, supernatural, Sarah Michelle Gellar

Fired Up – April 1997–1998, NBC, comedy, Sharon Lawrence, Leah Remini

Just Shoot Me – March 1997–2003, NBC, comedy, David Spade, Laura San Giacomo

The Practice – March 1997–2004, ABC, legal drama, Dylan McDermott

Smart Guy – April 1997–1999, WB, comedy, Tahj Mowry

Soul Man – April 1997–1998, ABC, comedy, Dan Aykroyd

Arsenio – ABC, comedy, 6 episodes, Arsenio Hall, Vivica A. Fox

Chicago Sons – NBC, comedy, Jason Bateman, D.W. Moffett

Coast To Coast – CBS, newsmagazine, 8 episodes, Bernard Goldberg

Crisis Center – NBC, medical drama, 6 episodes, Kellie Martin, Dana Ashbrook

EZ Streets – CBS, drama, Ken Olin

Feds – CBS, legal drama, 6 episodes, Blair Brown

Gun – ABC, dramatic anthology

Ink – CBS, comedy, Ted Danson, Mary Steenburgen

Lawless – March 22, 1997, FOX, detective drama, 1 episode, Brian Bosworth

Leaving L.A. – ABC, crime drama, Melina Kanakaredes, Hilary Swank

Life...And Stuff – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Pam Dawber

Ordinary/Extraordinary – CBS, documentary, 6 episodes, John Schneider

Orleans – CBS, legal drama, 8 episodes, Larry Hagman

Pacific Palisades Pacific Blue – FOX, soap, Michelle Stafford, Greg Evigan

The Pauly Shore Show – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Pauly Shore

Prince Street – NBC, crime drama, 2 episodes, Steve Martini

Public Morals – October 30, 1996, CBS, comedy, 1 episode, Justin Louis

Roar – FOX, adventure, 8 episodes, Heath Ledger

Social Studies – UPN, comedy, 6 episodes, Julia Duffy

Spy Game – ABC, foreign intrigue/comedy, 9 episodes, Linden Ashby

Temporarily Yours – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Joanna Gleason, Seth Green

Vital Signs – ABC, medical documentary, Robert Urich

World Of Discovery – ABC, documentary, James Brolin

Angry Beavers – April 1997–2001, Nickelodeon, cartoon, Nick Bakay

The Big Easy – 1996–1997, USA, crime drama, Susan Walters, Barry Corbin

Daria – March 1997–2001, MTV, cartoon, Tracy Grandstaff

Dexter's Laboratory – 1996–1998, Cartoon, cartoon, Christine Cavanaugh