Members KMan101 Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 This is a leaked schedule. NOT, I repeat NOT the official one. That should be out later this morning. But of course this could be the closest to the real deal out of any networks. It's the most logical. Sundays 7:00PM 60 Minutes 8:00PM Cold Case 9:00PM Without a Trace 10:00PM Smith (NEW) Mondays 8:00PM How I Met Your Mother 8:30PM The Class (NEW) 9:00PM Two and a Half Men 9:30PM The New Adventures of Old Christine 10:00PM CSI: Miami Tuesdays 8:00PM Navy NCIS 9:00PM The Unit 10:00PM Jericho (NEW) Wednesdays 8:00PM The Amazing Race 9:00PM Criminal Minds 10:00PM CSI: NY Thursdays 8:00PM Survivor 9:00PM CSI 10:00PM Shark (NEW) Fridays 8:00PM Ghost Whisperer 9:00PM Close to Home 10:00PM NUMB3RS Saturdays 8:00PM Crime Repeats 9:00PM Crime Repeats 10:00PM 48 Hours Mystery Mid-season: Dramas: Waterfront and 3 Lbs Sitcom: Rules of Engagement (Wed 8:30pm) Returning: King of Queens (Wed 8pm) Remember this was the LEAKED schedule and again is NOT official. The official one should be available around 9AM est. I'll be at work so I'm sure someone can post it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members KMan101 Posted May 17, 2006 Author Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 No one cares about CBS? LOL. Here's the new schedule N= New Show NT = New Timeslot SUNDAY 7PM 60 Minutes 8PM The Amazing Race (NT) 9PM Cold Case 10PM Without a Trace MONDAY 8PM How I Met Your Mother (NT) 8:30 The Class (N) 9PM Two and a Half Men 9:30 The New Adventures of Old Christine TUESDAY 8PM NCIS 9PM The Unit 10PM Smith (N) WEDNESDAY 8PM Jericho (N) 9PM Criminal Minds 10PM CSI: NY THURSDAY 8PM Survivor 13 9PM CSI 10PM Shark (N) FRIDAY 8PM Ghost Whisperer 9PM Close to Home 10PM Numb3rs SATURDAY 8PM Drama Rerun 9PM Drama Rerun 10PM 48 Hours Mystery Six Freshman Series Return From Last Year's Class, Far More Than Any Other Network Ray Liotta, James Woods, Virginia Madsen, Skeet Ulrich and Simon Baker Among Stars of New CBS Shows Creative Forces Behind New Shows Include David Crane ("Friends"), John Wells ("ER"), Jon Turteltaub ("National Treasure") and Brian Grazer ("The DaVinci Code") CBS to Win the Current Season in Viewers and Adults 25-54, Continuing Multi-Year Winning Streak CBS announced today the addition of four new series to its 2006-2007 primetime line-up, enhancing a line-up that will return 18 shows from last year's schedule, including six from last season's freshman class. The line-up, which includes three new dramas and one new comedy, was unveiled this morning by CBS Entertainment President Nina Tassler. The four new shows feature a roster of award-winning actors and executive producers and a unique mix of concepts and genres. The freshman series include a young and sexy ensemble comedy, THE CLASS, from "Friends" co-creator David Crane; SMITH, a high octane heist thriller from "ER's" John Wells starring Ray Liotta and Virginia Madsen; the apocalyptic drama JERICHO, from the producer of "National Treasure," Jon Turteltaub, starring Skeet Ulrich ("Scream"); and SHARK, a glossy, high-stakes courtroom drama from Brian Grazer ("The DaVinci Code," "A Beautiful Mind"), starring James Woods. Those shows will join a line-up that features more time period winning series and more top 20 hits than any other network as well as a leadership position in nearly every program genre: CBS will return television's Number One drama, CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION; the Number One returning comedy, TWO AND A HALF MEN; the Number One and Number Two freshman dramas, THE UNIT and CRIMINAL MINDS; the Number One new comedy, THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE; the Number One news magazine, 60 MINUTES; and the premiere reality series SURVIVOR and the three-time Emmy Award-winning THE AMAZING RACE. In an impressive achievement, CBS is returning six of its freshman series, which strengthened four nights of the schedule, for their sophomore seasons, including HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, CRIMINAL MINDS, GHOST WHISPERER and CLOSE TO HOME as well as THE UNIT and OLD CHRISTINE. They are part of the overall 18 series that return to the CBS primetime schedule, along with TWO AND A HALF MEN, CSI: MIAMI, NCIS, CSI: NY, SURVIVOR, CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, NUMB3RS, THE AMAZING RACE, COLD CASE, WITHOUT A TRACE as well as 60 MINUTES, 48 HOURS: MYSTERY and CRIMETIME SATURDAY. As a result, CBS will win the 2005-2006 season in viewers and adults 25-54, continuing its multi-year winning streak. The new 2006-2007 schedule: On Mondays, CBS adds one new series to its winning comedy line-up. HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, a show that captures a young and loyal audience, moves to 8:00 PM, followed by the new ensemble comedy THE CLASS at 8:30 PM, forming a fresh, sophisticated young adult comedy block. At 9:00 PM, CBS returns television's Number One comedy TWO AND A HALF MEN, followed by the Number One new comedy THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE at 9:30 PM. CSI: MIAMI, the night's Number One show, caps the line-up at 10:00 PM. On Tuesdays, CBS adds an exciting new series to a night that already features a potent and growing 8:00-10:00 PM block of drama. NCIS, which continues to grow its audience, begins the night at 8:00 PM, followed by CBS's mid-season hit THE UNIT. Both shows will serve as a launching pad for the new 10:00 PM dramatic thriller SMITH, a slick, insider's take on a group of professional thieves planning their next score. Likewise, on Wednesday, CBS adds a new series, JERICHO, to a line-up that already boasts a dynamic block of dramas -- the rookie sensation CRIMINAL MINDS at 9:00 PM and the time-period winning CSI: NY at 10:00 PM. JERICHO, an explosive new drama that follows the aftermath of a nuclear explosion, will kick off the night at 8:00 PM. On Thursday, CBS returns its powerful 8:00-10:00 PM programming duo of SURVIVOR and CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION. The network will use CSI, television's Number One drama, as a launching pad for its new James Woods legal thriller SHARK, at 10:00 PM. And CBS will keep its winning Friday night intact, programming the two freshman successes GHOST WHISPERER at 8:00 PM and CLOSE TO HOME at 9:00 PM, followed by the unsung hit NUMB3RS at 10:00 PM. CBS wins every half hour of this night in viewers, adults 25-54 and adults 18-49. Saturdays will feature CBS's popular CRIMETIME programming from 8:00-10:00 PM, followed by 48 HOURS: MYSTERY. And on Sundays, CBS is making key scheduling moves designed to capitalize on the changing competitive landscape of the night. The Number One and most-honored news magazine 60 MINUTES starts the night at 7:00 PM, followed by the Emmy Award-winning reality series THE AMAZING RACE, which moves to 8:00 PM. And from 9:00-11:00 PM, CBS is using two of its most successful and compelling crime series, COLD CASE and WITHOUT A TRACE, to build a seamless block of drama. COLD CASE will air at 9:00 PM, followed at 10:00 PM by WITHOUT A TRACE, one of television's highest-rated series. Additionally, the network announced the pick-up of four shows for mid-season, including the Monday night stalwart THE KING OF QUEENS as well as two new dramas and one new comedy. They include 3 LBS, starring Stanley Tucci in a medical drama about New York neurosurgeons; WATERFRONT, a drama about a colorful mayor in Providence, R.I. starring Joe Pantoliano; and RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, a comedy starring Patrick Warburton ("Seinfeld") from Adam Sandler's production company that follows two couples and a single guy as they navigate the jungles of dating, engagement and marriage. The new comedy is: THE CLASS (Monday, 8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT), from Emmy Award winner David Crane ("Friends") and Emmy Award nominee Jeffrey Klarik ("Mad About You"), is a comedy about the lives of a group of 20-somethings who are inextricably bound together having shared the same third grade class. Now face to face at an impromptu reunion to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the day they met, they wonder if they'll have anything in common besides vague memories of playground kisses and underwear sightings on the monkey bars. Turns out they do. After two decades apart for most of them, some are eager to show off, some want to rekindle old crushes and others just want to satisfy their curiosity. Whatever the case, their lives will intersect from this point forward, sharing childhood memories and dealing with adult issues -- career, relationships and the general direction or misdirection life will take them. Jason Ritter ("Joan of Arcadia"), Heather Goldenhersh ("The Merchant of Venice"), Lizzy Caplan ("Related"), Jon Bernthal ("Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman"), Sean Maguire ("Eve"), Jesse Tyler Ferguson ("Putnam County Spelling Bee"), Lucy Punch ("Ella Enchanted") and Andrea Anders ("Joey") also star. Multiple Emmy Award winner James Burrows directs. Crane, Klarik and Burrows are executive producers for Warner Bros. Television. The new dramas are: SMITH (Tuesday, 10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) stars Emmy Award winner Ray Liotta ("ER," "Goodfellas,") as a criminal mastermind in a drama about a close-knit crew of career criminals who plot and execute intricate and ingenious high-stakes heists across the country. Though Bobby Stevens (Liotta) appears to be a regular family man with a nine-to-five job, he's actually an expert thief who is seeking just two or three more big jobs so he can finally leave the business for a comfortable, lawful lifestyle with his wife, Hope (Academy Award nominee Virginia Madsen, "Sideways"). Bobby's second family, his core band of partners, each bring their own areas of expertise to pulling off the biggest and most sophisticated armed robberies. The FBI is determined to catch the team but is most interested in capturing "Smith," the crew's mysterious leader and the brains behind the entire operation. It remains to be seen whether Bobby will be able to extricate himself in time from the scores that give him such a rush, or if his retirement will be a forced one -- behind bars. Jonny Lee Miller ("Trainspotting"), Franky G ("Saw II"), Simon Baker ("The Guardian") and Amy Smart ("Felicity") also star. Emmy Award winner John Wells ("ER," "The West Wing") is the executive producer for Warner Bros. Television. JERICHO (Wednesday, 8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) is a drama about what happens when a nuclear mushroom cloud suddenly appears on the horizon, plunging the residents of a small, peaceful Kansas town into chaos, leaving them completely isolated and wondering if they're the only Americans left alive. Fear of the unknown propels Jericho into social, psychological and physical mayhem when all communication and power is shut down. The town starts to come apart at the seams as terror, anger and confusion bring out the very worst in some residents. But in this time of crisis, as sensible people become paranoid, personal agendas take over and well-kept secrets threaten to be revealed, some people will find an inner strength they never knew they had and the most unlikely heroes will emerge. Skeet Ulrich ("Scream"), Gerald McRaney ("Ike: Countdown to D-Day"), Ashley Scott ("Dark Angel"), Pamela Reed ("Proof of Life"), Kenneth Mitchell ("The Recruit"), Lennie James ("Sahara"), Sprague Grayden ("Six Feet Under"), Michael Gaston ("Prison Break") and Erik Knudsen ("Saw II") star. Jon Turteltaub ("National Treasure"), Stephen Chbosky ("Rent") and Carol Barbee ("Judging Amy") are executive producers for CBS Paramount Network Television, in association with Junction Entertainment. SHARK (Thursday, 10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) stars multiple Academy Award nominee and Emmy Award winner James Woods ("Ghosts of Mississippi," "ER") as Sebastian Stark, a charismatic, supremely self-confident defense attorney who, after a shocking outcome in one of his cases and a personal epiphany, brings his cutthroat tactics to the prosecutor's office. As the head of the Los Angeles District Attorney's High Profile Crime Unit, Stark works for Jessica Devlin, (Jeri Ryan, "The O.C."), the ambitious and accomplished D.A. who despises his ruthless strategies. Devlin teams him with a group of young prosecutors who are about to have the learning experience of a lifetime because, though Stark is seeking to redeem himself, he has no intention of cooling his underhanded approach to cases just because he's now working for the "good guys." Sam Page ("American Dreams"), Alexis Cruz ("American Family"), Sarah Carter ("Numb3rs"), Danielle Panabaker ("Mom at Sixteen"), Romy Rosemont ("CSI: Crime Scene Investigation") and Sophina Brown ("Without a Trace") also star. Academy Award nominee Spike Lee directs. Academy Award winner Brian Grazer ("A Beautiful Mind," "24"), (David Nevins ("Arrested Development"), Ian Biederman ("Crossing Jordan") and Ed Redlich ("Without A Trace") are executive producers for Imagine Entertainment, in association with Twentieth Century Fox Television. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members crc Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 SUNDAY 7PM 60 Minutes 8PM The Amazing Race (NT)---continue watching 9PM Cold Case---continue watching 10PM Without a Trace---continue watching MONDAY 8PM How I Met Your Mother (NT)---continue watching 8:30 The Class (N)---will watch 9PM Two and a Half Men---continue watching 9:30 The New Adventures of Old Christine---continue watching 10PM CSI: Miami---continue watching TUESDAY 8PM NCIS 9PM The Unit---continue watching 10PM Smith (N)---will check it out WEDNESDAY 8PM Jericho (N)---will watch 9PM Criminal Minds---continue watching 10PM CSI: NY---continue watching THURSDAY 8PM Survivor 13---continue watching 9PM CSI---continue watching 10PM Shark (N)---will check it out FRIDAY 8PM Ghost Whisperer---continue watching 9PM Close to Home 10PM Numb3rs---continue watching SATURDAY 8PM Drama Rerun 9PM Drama Rerun 10PM 48 Hours Mystery MIDSEASON The King of Queens---continue watching 3 Lbs---will check it out Waterfront---will check it out Rules of Engagement---will check it out MOVIES 3 Hallmark Hall of Fame Movies---will be watching Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members DaysnPassionsFan Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 I do... I love "How I Met Your Mother" and glad that its coming back for a 2nd season. I'm mixed about TAR on Sundays... while its good that its on a family night during the family hour, it'll be up against ABC's "Extreme Makeover" and NBC's "Sunday Night Football" The only new CBS show worth checking out (based on what's on paper) is "Jericho." Hopefully it'll be as good as "Threshold" was Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Jack Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 Looks like they are gearing up to go after ABC's Sundays now that sure ratings hit Grey's is moving out. Hope they are ready to fail. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members KMan101 Posted May 17, 2006 Author Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 Although I do enjoy "Extreme Makeover Home Edition" I'll gladly be watching Race on Sundays. Interesting move. I didn't see that one coming. I like the fact that all the networks are starting to get more aggressive and making some bold changes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Kwing42 Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 CBS has nothing to lose on the Sunday/Thursday days. TAR has never been a HUGE hit and Sunday and not been great for CBS since Touched by an Angel and Murder She Wrote. ABC is taking a BIG gamble on moving Greys..not saying it will flop, but I expect CSI to win over all. CBS moving WAT to Sunday is a good counter move to Greys old spot...becuase WAT is successful going up against...well nothing much. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members crc Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 CBS will definitely increase viewership on Sunday...anything will do better than most of the Sunday Night movie ratings...that will, at least, make up for any losses on Thursday. Every other night will probably remain stable. I hope TAR will do well on the new night...although it will be pushed into Desperate Housewives territory due to football overruns. I think CSI/Grey's Anatomy will turn out to be great counter-programming for both networks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members applcin Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 Good block! A little surprised (or maybe not) about TAR moving yet again. I think they've had 4 different nights the last couple of years. The annoying thing about Sundays on CBS is the football games cut in on 60 Minutes so everything gets delayed. I'll have to tape til midnight just in case. Love NCIS--glad it's doing well (and I'm quite happy with Ziva instead of Kate). CSI:Miami is the only one of that franchise I'm still watching. Like Ghost Whisperer better than Medium (whose cast, to me at least, was snooze-inducing). This sounds interesting but, chances are, I'll get into it and it'll go bye-bye just like Threshold and Invasion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members DaysnPassionsFan Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 Why doesn't CBS ever shorten 60 Minutes to fit into the 7:00 hour? I think NBC does that with Dateline sometimes if there is some kind of live coverage they have. Have the shortened show on the east coast and air the full show on the west? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members kentville Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 I'm just glad Close To Home is returning, it's one of my favorite shows. I love the 2 female leads, they play well off each other. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members tina m Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 Am I the only one who thinks moving Without A Trace is a huge mistake? Not bad, Race on Sunday. That's the only one I'm watching though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Chris B Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 More of the same ole crap for them! I hate that they cancelled Out of Practice which was getting higher ratings than Old Christine AND was a damn good show. It got screwed over in a big way. Hope TAR works out in it's new timeslot. After season 7, they were on a high, getting close to watch Survivor gets, but they followed it up with that damn Family Edition which killed the series. Shame this year has been great! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members R!ck Posted May 17, 2006 Members Share Posted May 17, 2006 Thank you CBS for saving Close to Home SUNDAY 9PM Cold Case----------------Recording 10PM Without a Trace----------Recording MONDAY------------------Watch The Whole Lineup 8PM How I Met Your Mother 8:30 The Class 9PM Two and a Half Men 9:30 Old Christine 10PM CSI: Miami WEDNESDAY----------------Watch The Whole Lineup 8PM Jericho 9PM Criminal Minds 10PM CSI: NY FRIDAY-------------------Record the Whole Lineup 8PM Ghost Whisperer 9PM Close to Home 10PM Numb3rs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members poohbear19 Posted May 18, 2006 Members Share Posted May 18, 2006 Me too!! I'm glad that it's back, and now I'm anxious to see who will be gone on the season finale... CBS new shows don't sound interesting at all. I guess I just stick to Cold Case, CSI, and Close to Home. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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