NBC 2012 Mid-Season Schedule

Sunday

7pm: Dateline (January 8)

8pm: Harry's Law (March 4)

9pm: The Celebrity Apprentice (February 12)

Monday

8pm: The Voice (February 6; February 5th after the Super Bowl)

10pm: Smash (February 6)

Tuesday

8pm: The Biggest Loser (January 3)

10pm: Parenthood (season finale on February 28)

10pm: Fashion Star (March 13)

Wednesday

8pm: Whitney (January 11)

8:30pm: Are You There, Chelsea? (January 11)

9pm: Rock Center with Brian Williams (February 8)

10pm: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

Thursday

8pm: 30 Rock (January 12)

8:30pm: Parks and Recreation

9pm: The Office

9:30pm: Up All Night (January 12)

10pm: The Firm (January 12; Two-hour premiere on Sunday January 8)

Friday

8pm: Who Do You Think You Are? (February 3)

9pm: Grimm

10pm: Dateline NBC

No timeslot yet for: Awake (Drama), Bent (Comedy), BFFs (Comedy)

I love Community but I don't blame them for finally moving (possibly cancelling) the show. Getting mid 1's in demos is not a good way to start off the night. This is probably the show's last season.

Damn, no timeslot yet for Awake. I'm looking forward to that show.

Bye bye NBC you have lost this 18 to 34 year old male. (well except for Parks and Rec)

About time NBC pulled Community, placing a show as low rated that to start off the night is not smart. I suspect it will get a 4th season though. It's close to syndication and Sony, who owns it has shown a willingness to give away it's shows for practically free to get a final mercy renewel (Ex: 'Til Death and Chuck).

Edited November 15, 201114 yr by wingwalker

Yeah, I expect Community to return and to also get a 4th (and final) season. It's a show that belongs on Comedy Central or cable. Just like Parks and Recreation. Both pretty good shows just struggling on a big network that's airing very niche programming.

How soon until NBC announces an ER reboot? Because at this point they seem desperate enough to do that.

Edited November 15, 201114 yr by BingCherry

I can't believe they're giving a full season to Harry's Law, yet Parenthood only gets 18 episodes? And Parenthood along SVU is their most watched drama.

All i care about is Bent.

30 Rock doesn't seem a good fit for 8pm to me... I don't think Up All Night is all that brilliant, but I would have put it there--then again I guess it's underperforming starting off a night already.

Edited November 17, 201114 yr by EricMontreal22