TV Land June 2008 -- Hogan's Heroes, She's Got the Look, TV Land Awards, Mad/Murphy

[Pavan]

TV Land June 2008--


Regular schedule:

What's new: Hogan's Heroes, Mad About You
What's back: Murphy Brown
What's renewed: The Munsters and The Addams Family
Expiring: Knight Rider, A-Team, Miami Vice, Simon & Simon, Wings


*******CHANGES LISTED ONLY*********

Effective Monday, June 2

Weekdays
7:30AM Designing Women (replaces Wings)
5:00PM & 5:30PM Hogan's Heroes (replaces Leave it to Beaver)

Every night
1:00AM & 1:30AM Hogan's Heroes (replaces Beverly Hillbillies)
2:00AM The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces Sanford & Son)
2:30AM Mad About You (replaces The Jeffersons)
3:00AM Murphy Brown (replaces Good Times)

Mondays
9:00-11:00PM Mad About You (replaces Designing Women)

Sundays
11:00AM-12:00PM The Beverly Hillbillies (replaces I Love Lucy)
12:00PM-2:00PM Hogan's Heroes (replaces Beverly Hillbillies)




Some minor adjustments / special weekend marathons:
(does not include Movies, She's Got the Look encores, TV Land Awards encores)

Tuesday, June 3
4:30am She's Got the Look Sneak Peek Special (30 min)

Wednesday, June 4
8:00-9am She's Got the Look Daytime
1:00pm She's Got the Look Sneak Peek Special (30 min)
2:00am Hogan's Heroes

Saturday, June 7
8:30am-10am I Love Lucy
12-1:00am Andy Griffith Show
1am-2am Hogan's Heroes
2:00am Beverly Hillbillies
2:30-4:30am Mad About You

Sunday, June 8
12pm-5pm Hogan's Heroes
5-6pm The Andy Griffith Show
10pm-12am M*A*S*H
12am-1am Andy Griffith Show

Tuesday, June 10
6-7pm Andy Griffith

Wednesday, June 11
2:00am Hogan's Heroes

Thursday, June 12
12-2am M*A*S*H
2am Hogan's Heroes
2:30-3:30a Andy Griffith

Saturday, June 14
12am-5am The Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, June 15
2:00-9:00PM The Andy Griffith Show (leading into TV Land Awards)
3:30-5am Mad About You

Tuesday, June 17
6-7pm Andy Griffith

Thursday, June 19
12-2am M*A*S*H
2am Hogan's Heroes

Saturday, June 21
11:30a-4p I Love Lucy
12am-6am Mad About You (except 3-4a is She's Got The Look)

Sunday, June 22
6-8pm The Andy Griffith Show
9p-6a Mad About You (see below for marathon info)

Wednesday, June 25
2:00am Hogan's Heroes

Thursday, June 26
12-2a M*A*S*H
2:00a Hogan's Heroes

Saturday, June 28
9a-10:30a Leave it to Beaver
10:30a-2p I Love Lucy
9p-11p Mad About You
1a-2:30a M*A*S*H

Sunday, June 29
11p-12a Andy Griffith Show
12a-2a M*A*S*H
2-3a Mad About You





Specials & Marathons







- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Every Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Millions watched the weekly heart-filled stories of families in need unfold. Now it can be seen on TV Land, reinforcing the gift of giving! Extreme Makeover: Home Edition started on August 7, and now airs every Wednesday night at 9pm.
This Emmy Award-winning reality series -- which premiered in 2003 -- follows a team of designers, workmen, neighbors and friends as they race against time to completely renovate an entire house for a deserving family who has faced hardship in just seven days. Every single room, as well as the exterior and landscaping, is overhauled and customized for all family members.







- Friday Nite Movies
Every Friday starting at 10pm e/p
TV Land Friday Movies continue this winter!
We all know them and we all love them. We have all seen these movies so many times we can quote entire scenes verbatim…yet we still watch them whenever they’re on. These classic movies are back for nostalgic enjoyment this spring on TV Land.

Friday, June 6, 10p-12a
Caddyshack

Friday, June 13, 10p-12:30a
Young Frankenstein

Friday, June 20, 10p-12a
Caddyshack

Friday, June 27, 10p-12a
City Slickers



Saturday encores / premieres:
Saturday, June 7: 11a-1p Big Business (premiere), 1p-3:30p Bull Durham (premiere), 4:30-7p Young Frankenstein, 7-9p Caddyshack, & 9-11p Footloose
Saturday, June 14: 4:30-7p Young Frankenstein, 7-9p Blazing Saddles, 9-11p Big Business
Saturday, June 21: 7-9p Big Business & 9-11p Caddyshack
Saturday, June 28: 3-5p Big Business, 5-7p Caddyshack, & 7-9p City Slickers

Special encores / premieres:
Sunday, June 7: 7-9pm Footloose
Friday, June 13: 8-10p Blazing Saddles (premiere)
Friday, June 27: 12-2a Caddyshack









- She's Got the Look!
Premieres Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Wednesdays 10:00pm
For the first time, TV Land and acclaimed modeling powerhouse Wilhelmina team up to search the country to find the greatest undiscovered models age 35 and older. The aspirants will be flown to New York City to live in a house together where they will face various challenges such as photo shoots and tests on their fashion acumen. Eliminations will occur weekly until the ultimate winner is crowned. Fashion icon and supermodel Kim Alexis is the host. Celebrity stylist Robert Verdi, Wilhelmina president Sean Patterson, and supermodel Beverly Johnson are judges of this six-episode series.
Encores:
Wednesdays at 9a, 5p, 9p, & from 11p-2a
Thursdays from 8p-9p
Fridays from 6p-8p & at 12a
Saturdays at 1p, 10p
Sundays at 8p
Mondays from 9p-11p
Tuesdays from 7p-9p





-TV Land Awards Week
Monday, June 9 through Sunday, June 15
10am-5pm
It's awards week on TVLand! Beginning Monday, June 9 through Sunday, June 15, catch daytime marathons of westerns, Leave it to Beaver, I Love Lucy, Hogan's Heroes, Andy Griffith and Beverly Hillbillies featuring Emmy award winning episodes and actors.

Monday, June 9
10a-1p Gunsmoke
1p-5p Bonanza

Tuesday, June 10
10a-5p Leave it to Beaver

Wednesday, June 11
10am-5pm I Love Lucy

Thursday, June 12
10am-6pm Hogan's Heroes

Friday, June 13
10am-8pm The Beverly Hillbillies

Saturday, June 14
10am-2:30p I Love Lucy

Sunday, June 15
2:00pm-9:00pm Andy Griffith






-6th TV Land Awards
Sunday, June 15, 2008
9:00pm-11:00pm
The 6th Annual TV Land Awards show rolls out the red carpet for the biggest shows and the brightest stars of yesterday and today.
Hosted by Vanessa Williams.
Repeats: Sunday, June 15 11:00p-1a; Monday, June 16 5p-7p; Wednesday, June 18 1-3p, 11p-1a, 2a-4a; Thursday, June 19 8a-10a; Friday, June 20 3p-5p; Saturday, June 21 10a-12p








-Mad About The Buchman's Marathon
Sunday, June 22 from 9pm-6am
TV Land is just Mad About The Buchman’s. On Sunday, June 22 TV Land is giving Mad About You the warm TV Land welcome it deserves by dedicating nine solid hours of programming to the lovable couple, their eccentric friends, neurotic family members and even Murray, their dog. Beginning at 9pm, fans of the show will go mad for their all-time favorite episodes as they watch Paul & Jamie tackle obstacles large and small (and usually of their own creation) in the city that never sleeps.

9p #11 – Met Someone
9:30p #41 – Love Letters
10p #43 - Disorientation
10:30p #58 – Our Fifteen Minutes
11p #70 – Up in Smoke Pt 1
11:30p #71 – Up in Smoke Pt 2
12a #55 – Giblets for Murray
12:30a #65 - Purseona
1a #46 - With the Ring Pt 1
1:30a #47 - With the Ring Pt 2
2a #60 – Mad About You Pt 1
2:30a #61 – Mad About You Pt 2
3a #81 – Ovulation Day
3:30a #93 – The Finale Pt 1
4a #94 – The Finale Pt 2
4:30a #95 – The Finale Pt 3
5a #118 – The Birth Pt 1
5:30a #119 – The Birth Pt 2







-Back in the Saddle Sunday
Sunday, June 29, 2008
12:00pm to 8:00pm ET/PT
Get "Back in the Saddle" with TV Land on Sunday, June 29 and live your wildest Western dreams vicariously through crazy gunslingers, seasoned cowboys and even inept city slickers. For the fanatical Western-lover, TV Land presents double-headers of Bonanza and Gunsmoke immediately followed by Mel Brooks' infamous Western spoof, Blazing Saddles. Rounding out the afternoon is City Slickers, featuring grit-challenged Mitch Robbins (Billy Crystal) who endeavors to fulfill his cowboy fantasies but ends up being taught by veteran ranch hand Curly Washburn (Jack Palance) what it really takes to be one. It's an afternoon packed with eight fantastic hours of Western fun and one that is sure to please even the crustiest cowboy.

12p-2p Bonanza (TV Land Goes West)
2p-4p Gunsmoke (TV Land Goes West)
4p-6p Blazing Saddles
6p-8p City Slickers

[Scoobiedoo30]

I am looking forward to The TV Land Awards but I will watch it on Monday, June 16, 2008 from 4:00 pm until 5:30 pm.

[catsrule]

I knew Murphy Brown wouldn't get good treatment. buried weekdays at 3AM and no other airings :( At least Mad About You gets a few marathons and special airings. Hogan's Heroes I saw once and didn't like but that was a long time ago. I'm surprised The Munsters and The Addams Family got renewed, but that's a good thing.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I am glad That The Munsters and The Adam's Family got renewed

[TVFactFan]

TV Land is getting worse and worst, LOL

It seems like each year the programming gets more bizarre. I guess next year they will add Will and Grace

[Scoobiedoo30]

I think TV Land is coming back into Class Programming after all Hogan Heroes is Returning in June

[catsrule]

Just Shoot Me leading into I Love Lucy on Thursday nights is weird. It would have made more sense to air Lucy at 9 and JSM at 10.

[JulieSomoski]

Yeah, I'm really disappointed about Murphy Brown's airings. It's only airing at 3am . . . You think they could have given it a nice morning or afternoon slot if anything else. We don't even get a launch marathon like Mad About You does.

I'm really surprised at the number of airings Mad About You is getting. It's airing at 2:30am, but still, it's getting a lot of additional airings throughout the month, plus the marathon.

[Pavan]

I don't understand why you all think it is surprising Mad About You and Murphy Brown are in bad slots. All TV Land is doing is borrowing it from Nick at Nite to air episodes because they bombed on Nick at Nite, so might as well air them somewhere since it is paid for. Late nights was all I was expecting for these two. It's not like TV Land bought it separately.

Also, Murphy Brown already aired on TV Land regularly, that is why it doesn't get a "launch" marathon like Mad About You. In fact, Murphy Brown was airing like 9pm or something on TV Land when it launched...didn't do that well.

[JulieSomoski]

I don't understand why you all think it is surprising Mad About You and Murphy Brown are in bad slots. All TV Land is doing is borrowing it from Nick at Nite to air episodes because they bombed on Nick at Nite, so might as well air them somewhere since it is paid for. Late nights was all I was expecting for these two. It's not like TV Land bought it separately.

Also, Murphy Brown already aired on TV Land regularly, that is why it doesn't get a "launch" marathon like Mad About You. In fact, Murphy Brown was airing like 9pm or something on TV Land when it launched...didn't do that well.

I believe Murphy aired at 10pm before - it stayed there for like 2 months, then was yanked off. I was just hoping we could get a little earlier. Midnight would have been even better . . . But, I guess it's not too shocking, knowing TV Land and their ways of airing shows.

Mad About You is actually getting great slots. It's airing for 2 hours on Monday in primetime, a lot of special airings, it's marathon, plus its regular 2:30am airing.

[Pavan]

Those special filler airings of Mad About You could always change...Just Shoot Me is a victim of that.

Here is the blog story with some more insight and details:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2008/04/tv-land-june-2008-schedule-and.html

Also, roseanne88-97...I haven't seen you posting on the BET threads. They have been the best cable network by far this year. With another show on the way hopefully soon.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I have not seen Mad About You in good While

[catsrule]

My schedule is better. Originals would be limited to two hours a week, movies wouldn't be more than once a week, Just Shoot Me would vanish, and Murphy Brown and Cheers would get good timeslots.

Sundays
6:00 AM The Brady Bunch
6:30 AM Green Acres
7:00 AM The Munsters
7:30 AM The Munsters
8:00 AM The Addams Family
8:30 AM The Addams Family
9:00 AM Highway to Heaven
10:00 AM Highway to Heaven
11:00 AM Beverly Hillbillies
11:30 AM Beverly Hillbillies
12:00 PM Beverly Hillbillies
12:30 PM Beverly Hillbillies
1:00 PM Leave it to Beaver
1:30 PM Leave it to Beaver
2:00 PM Leave it to Beaver
2:30 PM Leave it to Beaver
3:00 PM I Love Lucy
3:30 PM I Love Lucy
4:00 PM I Love Lucy
4:30 PM I Love Lucy
5:00 PM The Andy Griffith Show
5:30 PM The Andy Griffith Show
6:00 PM The Andy Griffith Show
6:30 PM The Andy Griffith Show
7:00 PM Murphy Brown
7:30 PM Mad About You
8:00 PM Movieland
10:00 PM TVLand Originals
11:00 PM M*A*S*H
11:30 PM M*A*S*H
12:00 AM M*A*S*H
12:30 AM M*A*S*H
1:00 AM Three's Company
1:30 AM Three's Company
2:00 AM Three's Company
2:30 AM Three's Company
3:00 AM Designing Women
3:30 AM Designing Women
4:00 AM Star Trek
5:00 AM Star Trek

Weekdays
6:00 AM Little House on the Prairie
7:00 AM Star Trek
8:00 AM The Brady Bunch
8:30 AM Green Acres
9:00 AM The Munsters
9:30 AM The Addams Family
10:00 AM The Jeffersons
10:30 AM The Jeffersons
11:00 AM Sanford & Son
11:30 AM Sanford & Son
12:00 PM Murphy Brown
12:30 PM Mad About You
1:00 PM All in the Family
1:30 PM Cheers
2:00 PM Bonanza
3:00 PM Gunsmoke
4:00 PM Leave it to Beaver
4:30 PM Leave it to Beaver
5:00 PM I Love Lucy
5:30 PM I Love Lucy
6:00 PM Hogan's Heroes
6:30 PM Hogan's Heroes
7:00 PM Beverly Hillbillies
7:30 PM Beverly Hillbillies
8:00 PM The Andy Griffith Show
8:30 PM The Andy Griffith Show
9:00 PM Murphy Brown
9:30 PM Mad About You
10:00 PM M*A*S*H
10:30 PM M*A*S*H
11:00 PM All in the Family
11:30 PM Cheers
12:00 AM Three's Company
12:30 AM Three's Company
1:00 AM The Andy Griffith Show
1:30 AM Night Court
2:00 AM Beverly Hillbillies
2:30 AM Hogan's Heroes
3:00 AM Good Times
3:30 AM Designing Women
4:00 AM M*A*S*H
4:30 AM M*A*S*H
5:00 AM Leave it to Beaver
5:30 AM I Love Lucy

Saturdays
6:00 AM Bonanza
7:00 AM Bonanza
8:00 AM Gunsmoke
9:00 AM Gunsmoke
10:00 AM Gunsmoke
11:00 AM Hogan's Heroes
11:30 AM Hogan's Heroes
12:00 PM Hogan's Heroes
12:30 PM Hogan's Heroes
1:00 PM Cheers
1:30 PM Cheers
2:00 PM Cheers
2:30 PM Cheers
3:00 PM All in the Family
3:30 PM All in the Family
4:00 PM All in the Family
4:30 PM All in the Family
5:00 PM Mad About You
5:30 PM Mad About You
6:00 PM Mad About You
6:30 PM Mad About You
7:00 PM Murphy Brown
7:30 PM Murphy Brown
8:00 PM Murphy Brown
8:30 PM Murphy Brown
9:00 PM The Andy Griffith Show
9:30 PM The Andy Griffith Show
10:00 PM TVLand Originals Encore
11:00 PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
12:00 AM The Jeffersons
12:30 AM The Jeffersons
1:00 AM The Jeffersons
1:30 AM The Jeffersons
2:00 AM Night Court
2:30 AM Night Court
3:00 AM Night Court
3:30 AM Night Court
4:00 AM Sanford & Son
4:30 AM Sanford & Son
5:00 AM Sanford & Son
5:30 AM Sanford & Son

[thebloodyscot]

Stinks about Wings, but it'll be good to see more of Mad About You and Murphy Brown. Hogan's Heroes is ok.

[Scoobiedoo30]

you nervery know Wings May Return to The TV Land Schedule

[You're Cancelled]

you nervery know Wings May Return to The TV Land Schedule


Wings is going to USA to join Becker.

[Scoobiedoo30]

Wings is Returning to The USA Network

[Pavan]

Wings will indeed move to and return to USA Network in June. I have a blog story planned for it this week, maybe tomorrow. So keep checking back. Just wondering Your'e Cancelled where you heard it?

[Scoobiedoo30]

I was also wondering You're Cancelled where did you here that Wings is Moving to USA Network.

[Pavan]

New Reality Show Coming in 2009:

TV Land Greenlights New 'Cougar' Series From Mike Fleiss, a New Dating Show in Which a Mature Woman Chooses From a Batch of Eligible Young Men

Mike Fleiss ('High School Reunion' and 'The Bachelor') Set to Executive Produce

NEW YORK, May 1 -- TV Land announced today the pickup of a new elimination dating series, Untitled Cougar Project, where eligible young men vie for the attention of a sexy and accomplished mature woman (the Cougar). Through a series of creative and romantic challenges, the men will be eliminated weekly -- all at the discretion of the Cougar. The network will produce one-hour episodes slated to air in early 2009. Casting for participants has begun nationwide. Casting information can be found at Kasstinginc.com.

This series is the latest in TV Land's aggressive programming agenda that is now primarily focused on serving up original programming content for viewers in their 40s and 50s. The channel's recent original series "High School Reunion," which was also produced by Mike Fleiss, delivered triple-digit gains across the network's target demo, Adults 25-54, and double-digit gains among the network's core audience, Adults 40-54.

"We are thrilled to unleash this wild project onto TV Land's schedule and join other successful and fun-filled shows like 'High School Reunion' from Mike Fleiss," stated Keith Cox, executive vice president, original programming and production. "The TV Land audience is looking for entertainment with interesting and compelling storylines -- something Fleiss has proven he can deliver to our audience."

Untitled Cougar Project is produced by Next Entertainment in association with Warner Horizon Television. Mike Fleiss serves as executive producer.

[catsrule]

their reality shows keep getting worse
Mike Fleiss is a terrible producer :barf:

[TVFactFan]

Why are they talking about something now that won't start until 2009?

[Pavan]

They are gearing up for upfront, Solomon. Upfront is next week for TV Land.

[Classicshowsgurl15]

The TVLand Awards is only an hour and a half again? That sucks. I really hope that it will be good this year.

I'm glad that they are adding Mad About You. I like that show and haven't seen it in a while, so that will be nice.

[thebloodyscot]

That'll be cool to see Wings on USA

[Lee]

TV Land is getting worse and worst, LOL

It seems like each year the programming gets more bizarre. I guess next year they will add Will and Grace

I guess you didn't see the part where Hogan's Heroes, The Addams Family
and The Munsters are returning.

[TVFactFan]

I guess you didn't see the part where Hogan's Heroes, The Addams Family
and The Munsters are returning.


That's not news to me, I want to hear what NEW SITCOMS are coming not what's returning

[Pavan]

TV LAND HEATS UP SUMMER WITH BRAND NEW ORIGINALS AND MORE CLASSIC TV FAVORITES

First-ever 35+ Model Show "She's Got The Look," "Family Foreman," Return of "Myths and Legends," and the TV Land Awards Hit Air This Summer

"Mad About You," "Murphy Brown" and "Hogan's Heroes" to Join the Line-up


New York, NY, May 19, 2008 -- Things heat up this summer on TV Land as the network dedicated to serving the entertainment needs of people in their 40s and 50s adds new original programs, classic television favorites, iconic movies and specially themed programming all summer long. TV Land kicks its original production into high gear with the premiere of two new originals, its annual awards special and the return of a TV Land original favorite. "She's Got the Look," with host Kim Alexis, showcases women 35 plus as they vie for a modeling contract with Wilhelmina Models Inc. and a photo spread in SELF Magazine premieres on June 4th. The sixth annual "TV Land Awards" celebrates the best of all things -- TV, music and motion pictures -- premieres June 15th. "Family Foreman" gives viewers an inside look on how former heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman and his extensive family live their everyday lives, joins TV Land on July 16th. Fan favorite "Myths and Legends" returns for a second season on August 27th and answers persuasive questions about pop culture icons from the world of television, arts and music.

Additionally TV Land will expand its roster of classic TV offerings -- both on-air and online -- with the addition of proven television favorites "Mad About You," "Murphy Brown" and "Hogan's Heroes."

TV Land's Summer Programming Line-up includes:

ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING

"She's Got The Look" (new series)
Wednesday, June 4 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT
For the first time, TV Land and acclaimed modeling powerhouse Wilhelmina Models Inc. team up to search the country to find the greatest undiscovered models age 35 and older. The would-be models live together in a spacious loft in New York City and face various challenges real models would encounter such as photo shoots and tests on their fashion sense and acumen. Eliminations occur weekly until the ultimate winner is crowned. Fashion icon and supermodel Kim Alexis is the host. Celebrity stylist Robert Verdi, Wilhelmina president Sean Patterson and supermodel Beverly Johnson are judges of this six-episode series.

"The 6th Annual TV Land Awards" (annual special)
Sunday, June 15 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT
TV Land's annual salute to the world of popular entertainment from proven classics to emerging classics all of which will continue to endure the test of time. Several awards will be bestowed upon some of Hollywood's biggest luminaries from the past and present in this 90 minute special.

"Family Foreman" (new series)
Wednesday, July 16 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT
In this six-episode series, TV Land gives viewers an intimate look at the life of George Foreman, the former heavyweight boxing champ who reinvented himself as a successful businessman and pitchman. Viewers get a rare glimpse into his home life, as well as his life on the road managing his multi-million dollar empires.

"Myths and Legends" (returning series)
Wednesday, August 27 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT
Back by popular demand, "Myths and Legends" returns with seven brand new episodes which finally answer all those burning questions that have now become legendary. This season takes a look at "Pigskins, Bats and That Darn Cat," "Rock Gods and Movie Stars," "Curses, Corpses and Alice Cooper." "Blood Evidence," "Shatner, Sinatra and Oscar," "Manson, Monkees and Mister Ed" and "Bigfoot Phone Home."


ACQUISITIONS

"Mad About You"
Marathon Sunday, June 22 at 9 p.m.- 6 a.m. ET/PT
The Buchmans, neurotic Manhattan newlyweds (Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt), try to raise a family and deal with common everyday life situations that give this show a hilarious spin.

"Murphy Brown"
Mondays in August 8:00 p.m. - 10 p.m. ET/PT
This Emmy award-winning comedy centers on the life of a single, unmarried, recovering alcoholic mother, Murphy Brown played by Candice Bergen. Brown was the veteran star reporter of a Washington-based TV network, known as F.Y.I. She is not the most loveable person in the world and is opinionated, sarcastic and overbearing this combination creates funny situations with her co-workers.

"Hogan's Heroes"
Marathon Sunday July 6 at 6 a.m.-9 p.m. ET/PT
Set against a World War II backdrop, "Hogan's Heroes" tells the story of the adventurous undertakings of five prisoners of war who are secretly out to damage the German war effort. They go to unprecedented lengths to complete their mission. Although it is set up in a prisoner-of-war background, it always takes on a comedic twist. The storylines were based on the real life stories of the prisoners of war.

Movie Land
Friday nights at 10 p.m. ET/PT
TV Land continues to air its signature movie block Friday nights at 10 p.m. showcasing boomers' favorite movies that they have grown to love and have sustained their mass appeal for viewers beyond the multiplex. Among the films to be shown are "Apollo 13," "Blazing Saddles," "City Slickers," "My Cousin Vinny" and "Beverly Hills Cop."

"Night of a Thousand Georges" Marathon
July 13 8 p.m. -2 a.m. ET/PT
In preparation for TV Land's newest original series "Family Foreman" TV Land airs a six-hour marathon of everybody's other favorite George--George Jefferson. Popular "Jeffersons" episodes will air next to an extended sneak peek of TV Land's new original series "Family Foreman."

[TVFactFan]

That looks SUMMER FIZZLE-lol

[USATVFAN]

I Which Three's Company Would come back to primetime 7 Days a week, I Love That Show

[Pavan]

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is moving to Wednesdays at 9 in June.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I think Extreme Makeover: Home Edition will do good on Wednesday Night at 8:00 pm Central Time pm TV Land

[Cheryl Harrell]

Man, I wish 3's Company was coming back on. Glad Hogans Heroes is comeing back on. Love the older stuff but hate the newer & reality show mess...

[Pavan]

Vanessa Williams to Host Sixth Annual 'TV Land Awards'

Star-Studded Ninety Minute Special Saluting The Best And Brightest In Television And Film Premieres Sunday, June 15 at 9 p.m. ET/PT


NEW YORK, May 22 -- TV Land today announced that Vanessa Williams, multi-talented actress, singer and star of the current comedy hit "Ugly Betty" has been tapped as host of this year's sixth annual "TV Land Awards." The network also announced that this year's show will honor Mike Myers, Garry Marshall, "Roseanne," "The Golden Girls" and Jonathan Winters among others. The show will tape on Sunday, June 8 at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, CA and will premiere on TV Land on Sunday, June 15 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

The "TV Land Awards" is the network's annual salute to the best and brightest in the world of entertainment. This year, the show will feature reunions of some of the most iconic casts from TV, showcase rousing musical performances and the always-popular television show parody, and for the first time ever, honor favorites in movies. Additional honorees will be announced shortly.

"We are thrilled to have Vanessa Williams as the host of this year's 'TV Land Awards'," states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. "Her amazing talent has earned her international recognition and her charm and energy are sure to resonate with TV Land's audience."

All of this year's honorees are pop culture icons representing a cross-section of television and film that people in their 40s continue to love. Among the honorees are:


THE LEGACY OF LAUGHTER AWARD
This is presented to performers who are funny and then funny and then funny again. They create timeless comedy by mixing the strange and the familiar, bringing to life characters, stories and moments that are both comically absurd, and, at some level, completely real. This year's recipient is Mike Myers. Last year, this award was presented to Lucille Ball for her awe-inspiring work, which continues to serve as an inspiration and a guiding force.

THE LEGEND AWARD
This award is presented to an entertainer who has stood the test of time and ranks among the most memorable and celebrated in TV and movie history. TV Land will honor Garry Marshall as this year's recipient.

THE PIONEER AWARD
Given to performers who have distinguished themselves by pushing back the frontiers of the media and bringing true originality to the world of entertainment, this year's Pioneer award is bestowed upon Jonathan Winters.

INNOVATOR AWARD
This award is presented to a series whose influence is still felt and evident in television today; a show that carved our new territory, redefining elements of the genre and opening new pathways for others to follow. TV Land will honor "Roseanne" as this year's recipient.

THE POP CULTURE AWARD
This award is presented to a show that has crossed the line from television series to pop culture phenomenon. This year's honoree is "The Golden Girls."


About Vanessa Williams
Vanessa Williams has maintained a reputation as one of the most respected and multi-faceted entertainers in the world, amassing accomplishments and accolades, one after another. She has conquered the musical charts, Broadway, music videos, television and motion pictures. She has sold over four million albums worldwide and her skills as an actress on stage, in film and on television have earned praise from the most seasoned of critics.

Her role as the deliciously wicked Wilhelmina Slater on ABC's critically-acclaimed hit series, "Ugly Betty" has taken her career to even new heights and further establishing her as a pop culture icon. Williams, her co-stars and the show have won or been nominated for numerous individual and ensemble awards, including the Emmy, SAG Award, Golden Globe and NAACP Image Awards.

In addition to her successful television career, Williams has earned multiple Grammy nominations, has starred in Tony Award-winning Broadway shows including "Kiss of the Spider Woman" and firmly established her as a well-rounded, multi-talented triple-threat, dazzling audiences nightly with her acting, singing and dancing. In 2002, Vanessa starred in "Into the Woods," where earned her first Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical.
Vanessa won the NAACP Image Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress for her starring role in the 20th Century Fox 1997 release, "Soul Food," with Nia Long and Vivica A. Fox. The film was a box-office success, winning the Image Award for Best Motion Picture.

Michael Levitt ("TV Land Awards," "Billboard Music Awards," "Producers Guild Awards") is executive producer, Emmy-award winning Jeff Margolis as director ("Academy Awards," "American Music Awards," "Screen Actors Guild Awards"), Greg Sills serves as supervising producer ("VH1 Rock Honors," "The Teen Choice Awards," "Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards") and TV Land's Sal Maniaci and Larry W. Jones are executive producers.

[JulieSomoski]

Vanessa Williams isn't a bad choice - she's a great actress and singer, afterall. I just wish they'd start choosing some classic TV stars - it seems more appropriate for the TV Land awards.

Good to see both Roseanne and The Golden Girls being awarded this year. The rest of it seems way off track of television, IMO.

[JT]

Since they're obviously sliding further and further away from classic TV, I guess the TVLand Awards are no exception. That said, I don't have any problem with Vanessa Williams being the host, and I do enjoy the fact that "Roseanne," "Golden Girls," Jonathan Winters, and Garry Marshall are all getting recognized for their places in TV history. Mike Myers is completely random, though, and I can think of at least a hundred people who deserve that award before he does. John Ritter, for one.

[JulieSomoski]

Since they're obviously sliding further and further away from classic TV, I guess the TVLand Awards are no exception. That said, I don't have any problem with Vanessa Williams being the host, and I do enjoy the fact that "Roseanne," "Golden Girls," Jonathan Winters, and Garry Marshall are all getting recognized for their places in TV history. Mike Myers is completely random, though, and I can think of at least a hundred people who deserve that award before he does. John Ritter, for one.

Yeah, I really dont have a problem her hosting either. But, Mike Myers getting the Legacy of Laughter award is completely offtrack. Not only is he not a TV star, he's also not that funny, and not even an actor who's been around for awhile. If they wanted to choose an actor from the movies, they could have at least chosen a little better.

[JT]

Yeah, I really dont have a problem her hosting either. But, Mike Myers getting the Legacy of Laughter award is completely offtrack. Not only is he not a TV star, he's also not that funny, and not even an actor who's been around for awhile. If they wanted to choose an actor from the movies, they could have at least chosen a little better.
Or they could have gone the crossover route and picked Robin Williams or somebody. There's a list as long as the Mississippi River of people that are more deserving and more logical choices.

[JulieSomoski]

Or they could have gone the crossover route and picked Robin Williams or somebody. There's a list as long as the Mississippi River of people that are more deserving and more logical choices.

I was actually thinking that Robin Williams would have been a good choice as well. He's a veteran TV and movie comedic actor, and much more deserving than Mike Myers.

[Pavan]

TV Land Lines Up a Spectacle of Stars for Sixth Annual 'TV Land Awards'

STEVE CARELL, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, MIKE MYERS, THE CAST OF 'ROSEANNE,' ROBIN WILLIAMS, GARRY MARSHALL, 'THE GOLDEN GIRLS,' DICK VAN DYKE, JONATHAN WINTERS, PENNY MARSHALL, CINDY WILLIAMS, HENRY WINKLER, KATHY GRIFFIN, JACK KLUGMAN, KIM ALEXIS, RAINN WILSON, BEVERLY JOHNSON AND MORE TO APPEAR WITH HOST VANESSA WILLIAMS
LIONEL RICHIE TO PERFORM MEDLEY OF HIS HITS
PREMIERES SUNDAY, JUNE 15 AT 9 P.M. ET/PT


NEW YORK, June 2 -- TV Land has lined up an array of television, film and musical icons for the sixth annual "TV Land Awards." The network announced today that Steve Carell, Justin Timberlake, Robin Williams, Dick Van Dyke, Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Kathy Griffin, Jack Klugman, the cast of "The Office," "She's Got The Look's" Kim Alexis and Beverly Johnson and more are set to appear, and musical sensation Lionel Richie will take the stage for a musical performance. They join previously- announced honorees Mike Myers, Garry Marshall, the casts of "Roseanne" and "The Golden Girls" and Jonathan Winters. The show will tape on Sunday, June 8 at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, CA and will premiere on TV Land on Sunday, June 15 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

M&M'S(R) Brand Chocolate Candies is the presenting sponsor of the annual celebration that recognizes television, music and motion picture's rich history.

The "TV Land Awards" is the network's annual salute to the best and brightest in the world of entertainment. This year, the show will feature reunions of some of the most memorable casts from TV, showcase an iconic musical performer and the always-popular television show parody, and for the first time ever, honor favorites in movies.

Honorees and presenters include:

Justin Timberlake will present The Legacy of Laughter Award to Mike Myers. This is presented to performers who are funny and then funny and then funny again. They create timeless comedy by mixing the strange and the familiar, bringing to life characters, stories and moments that are both comically absurd and, at some level, completely real.

Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Jack Klugman and Dick Van Dyke will present The Legend Award to Garry Marshall. This award is presented to an entertainer who has stood the test of time and ranks among the most memorable and celebrated in TV and movie history.

Robin Williams will present The Pioneer Award to Jonathan Winters. This is given to performers who have distinguished themselves by pushing back the frontiers of the media and bringing true originality to the world of entertainment.

The Innovator Award will be presented to the cast of "Roseanne." This award is presented to a series whose influence is still felt and is evident in television today; a show that carved out new territory, redefining elements of the genre and opening new pathways for others to follow.

The Pop Culture Award will be awarded to "The Golden Girls." This award is presented to a show that has crossed the line from television series to pop culture phenomenon.

Michael Levitt ("TV Land Awards," "Billboard Music Awards," "Producers Guild Awards") is executive producer, Emmy Award winning Jeff Margolis is director ("Academy Awards," "American Music Awards," "Screen Actors Guild Awards"), Greg Sills serves as supervising producer ("VH1 Rock Honors," "The Teen Choice Awards," "Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards") and TV Land's Sal Maniaci and Larry W. Jones are executive producers.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I cant wait to watch Murphy Brown on TV Land.

[benjamoon]

Shame on TV Land for not promoting the additions of "Hogan's Heroes," "Mad About You," or "Murphy Brown" at all. I guess I can see it for MAY and MB since they are simply being played out from their N@N contract but "Hogan's Heroes" is a genuine addition to the network

and they tout the ratings of their originals - maybe because it's promoted during every show aired on TV Land (on the TVL icon AND the commercial breaks AND the end credits)

I don't even like "Hogan's Heroes" but I'm just sad at how much TV Land sucks nowadays - all things considered, their shows are still somewhat diverse but the promotion and care for the shows has gone WAY downhill in recent years save for their originals

[Scoobiedoo30]

I throught I saw Promo's for Mad About You and Murphy Brown and Hogan's Heroes.

[TVFactFan]

Shame on TV Land for not promoting the additions of "Hogan's Heroes," "Mad About You," or "Murphy Brown" at all. I guess I can see it for MAY and MB since they are simply being played out from their N@N contract but "Hogan's Heroes" is a genuine addition to the network

and they tout the ratings of their originals - maybe because it's promoted during every show aired on TV Land (on the TVL icon AND the commercial breaks AND the end credits)

I don't even like "Hogan's Heroes" but I'm just sad at how much TV Land sucks nowadays - all things considered, their shows are still somewhat diverse but the promotion and care for the shows has gone WAY downhill in recent years save for their originals



Hopefully they can add another 60's show like McHale's Navy or Gomer's Pyle

[Pavan]

TV LAND'S NEWEST ORIGINAL SERIES "SHE'S GOT THE LOOK" SCORES IMPRESSIVE DEBUT

Premieres with Double Digit Gains Across All Key Demos

New York, New York, -- June 5, 2008 -- Wednesday night's premiere of TV Land's newest original reality series, "She's Got The Look," scored impressive numbers for its season premiere on Wednesday, June 4, scoring double digit gains across the network's target demo, Adults 25-54, and among the network's core audience, Adults 40-54. The six-episode series, a collaboration with Wilhelmina Models, Inc., sets out to discover a sophisticated, beautiful and confident woman 35 or older destined to become the next great supermodel. The winner will receive a lucrative modeling contract with Wilhelmina Models, Inc. and a photo spread for SELF Magazine.

"The successful premiere of "She's Got The Look" is evidence that there is a need to create programming for people in their 40s and 50s," states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. "As we continue to roll out more originals, viewers are continuing to embrace these programs on TV Land."

According to Nielsen Media Research, "She's Got The Look" posted a 0.4/427,000 among A25-54, up+21% in rating and +23% in delivery over last year with the audience composed of half women and half men. The network averaged 669,000 total viewers, up +15% over YAGO, with a median age of 44. Among the network's core A40-54 audience, the premiere earned a 0.5/278,000, an increase of +55% in rating and +58% in delivery over last year.

TVLand.com experienced huge traffic gains from "She's Got The Look." During the 10 p.m. on-air premiere, daily unique visitors nearly doubled versus the previous hour. The "She's Got The Look" section drove these gains with traffic more than tripling versus the previous day. Yesterday, the most popular page on the site was the page showcasing photos from episode one, while seven out of the top ten most popular pages for the site were from the show. Additionally, the site witnessed increases to the home page, daily schedule and message board pages. Page views for the site were up +50% over the previous day, nearly double over four weeks prior and over four times over the same date one year ago.

Iconic supermodel Kim Alexis, who has graced the covers of more than 500 magazines, hosts "She's Got The Look." Supermodel Beverly Johnson -- who made history as the first African-American model to appear on the cover of American Vogue -- celebrity stylist Robert Verdi and Wilhelmina president Sean Patterson are featured as regular judges on the series. The series is executive produced by Emmy Award-Winner Allison Grodner ("Big Brother," "Blowout").

[Pavan]

Appearing at the TV Land Awards:

SHOW HOST: Vanessa Williams
ONLINE HOST: Judah Friedlander
GARRY MARSHALL TRIBUTE: Garry Marshall, Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Jack Klugman, Dick Van Dyke
POP CULTURE AWARD - THE GOLDEN GIRLS: Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan
THE ICON AWARD: Lionel Richie
JONATHAN WINTERS – "PIONEER AWARD": Jonathan Winters, Robin Williams
LUCILLE BALL: LEGACY OF LAUGHTER AWARD: Mike Myers, Justin Timberlake
ROSEANNE – "INNOVATOR AWARD": Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Sara Gilbert, Michael Fishman, Martin Mull, Johnny Galecki, Alicia Goranson, Sarah Chalke
THE OFFICE – "FUTURE CLASSIC - COMEDY": Steve Carell, Brian Baumgartner, Greg Daniels, Rainn Wilson, Oscar Nunez, Ed Helms, Leslie David Baker, Creed Bratton, Kate Flannery
AWARD PRESENTERS: Beverly Johnson, Kim Alexis, Kathy Griffin
TROPHY PRESENTERS: Kim Richards (Escape from Witch Mountain) and Iake Eissinmann (Escape from Witch Mountain)
RED CARPET HOST: Robert Verdi
SPECIAL GUESTS:
Adam West (Batman)
Cindy Williams (Laverne & Shirley)
Florence Henderson (Brady Bunch)
Joan Rivers
Joyce DeWitt (Three's Company)
Lindsay Wagner (Bionic Woman)
Maureen McCormick (Brady Bunch)
Phyllis Diller
Sherman Hemsley (The Jeffersons, Amen)
Vicki Lawrence (The Carol Burnett Show)
Mark Sweet (The Jamie Kennedy Experiment)
Barry Williams (The Brady Bunch)
Bernie Kopell (Love Boat)
Gary Coleman (Diff'rent Strokes)
Jimmie Walker (Good Times)
William Katt (Greatest American Hero)
Ron Palillo (Welcome Back Kotter)
Alison Arngrim (Little House On The Prairie)
Shirley Jones (Partridge Family)
Jerry Mathers (Leave It To Beaver)

[USATVFAN]

According to Tv Land Home Improvement is coming to Tv Land in January

[JulieSomoski]

According to Tv Land Home Improvement is coming to Tv Land in January

It's coming in January now? I thought it was coming a little later.

[Adamantium]

"The successful premiere of "She's Got The Look" is evidence that there is a need to create programming for people in their 40s and 50s," states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. "As we continue to roll out more originals, viewers are continuing to embrace these programs on TV Land."

Proof that these are the last days! ;)

You know, I wouldn't care as much if they changed the name of the network, essentially killing off TV Land. But it's using the once great name of "TV Land" as a channel for all these crappy reality shows that ticks me off. Because even though I know the TV Land of the past is gone, with that name I still hope for a complete turnaround.

Is that "The Office" for Future Classic Award!?! I thought only debut seasons of shows were up for this "honor". Not a show in it's 4th (?) season.

[TVFactFan]

That would make more sense to change the name, especially since they are stating that they have to change as we move on

[JT]

I'd really appreciate it if they stopped adding shows like "Hogan's Heroes." It really strings the audience along, I think. They add "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Hogan's Heroes," two of their older pick-ups in a long time, yet at the same time, they're doling out this reality stuff.

If the reality stuff is doing so well for them, why don't they just stop effing with the audience and decide on what type of network they want to be. If they want to rub out their hard-on for the 80s and women in their 40s, they need to do that. If they want to be the awesome channel they used to be, to hell with ratings, they need to do that.

[TVFactFan]

I'd really appreciate it if they stopped adding shows like "Hogan's Heroes." It really strings the audience along, I think. They add "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Hogan's Heroes," two of their older pick-ups in a long time, yet at the same time, they're doling out this reality stuff.

If the reality stuff is doing so well for them, why don't they just stop effing with the audience and decide on what type of network they want to be. If they want to rub out their hard-on for the 80s and women in their 40s, they need to do that. If they want to be the awesome channel they used to be, to hell with ratings, they need to do that.


Well they did say they have to be A Classic TV and Reality TV program network.

[Adamantium]

I'd really appreciate it if they stopped adding shows like "Hogan's Heroes." It really strings the audience along, I think. They add "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Hogan's Heroes," two of their older pick-ups in a long time, yet at the same time, they're doling out this reality stuff.

If the reality stuff is doing so well for them, why don't they just stop effing with the audience and decide on what type of network they want to be. If they want to rub out their hard-on for the 80s and women in their 40s, they need to do that. If they want to be the awesome channel they used to be, to hell with ratings, they need to do that.

I agree 100%.

[Pavan]

The Sixth Annual 'TV Land Awards' Honors Mike Myers, Garry Marshall, 'Roseanne,' Lionel Richie, 'The Golden Girls,''The Office' And Jonathan Winters in Star-Studded Extravaganza Premiering Sunday, June 15 at 9 P.M. ET/PT

Steve Carell, Justin Timberlake, Robin Williams, Dick Van Dyke, Samuel L. Jackson, Teri Hatcher, Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Kathy Griffin, Ed Asner, Jack Klugman, Kim Alexis, Rainn Wilson and Beverly Johnson Among Dozens of Performers Appearing to Celebrate Television, Film and Music


SANTA MONICA, Calif., June 8 -- Celebrities from television, film and music all came out tonight for the taping of the sixth annual "TV Land Awards" premiering on Sunday, June 15 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Steve Carell, Justin Timberlake, Robin Williams, Dick Van Dyke, Samuel L. Jackson, Teri Hatcher, Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, William Shatner, Henry Winkler, Kathy Griffin, Ed Asner, Jack Klugman, Kim Alexis and Beverly Johnson appeared.
Honorees included Mike Myers (Legacy of Laughter Award), Garry Marshall (Legend Award), the cast of "Roseanne" (Innovator Award), Lionel Richie (Icon Award) -- who took the stage to perform a medley of his greatest hits, the cast of "The Golden Girls" (Pop Culture Award), Jonathan Winters (Pioneer Award) and "The Office" (Future Classic Award). The show was taped on Sunday, June 8 at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, CA.

The gala event featured some unforgettable moments such as when Justin Timberlake presented The Legacy of Laughter Award to Mike Myers and actors Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Jack Klugman and Dick Van Dyke gave a heartwarming tribute to writer, producer, actor and director Garry Marshall who received The Legend Award. Samuel L. Jackson introduced music sensation and Icon Award winner Lionel Richie, who performed a medley of his greatest hits including "Hello," "Easy" and "All Night Long." In a hysterical tribute, Robin Williams presented The Pioneer Award to Jonathan Winters. The cast of "Roseanne" -- Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Sara Gilbert, Michael Fishman, Martin Mull, Johnny Galecki, and even BOTH "Beckys" -- Alicia Goranson and Sarah Chalke -- were presented with the Innovator Award by Teri Hatcher. Steve Carrell presented Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Betty White of "The Golden Girls" The Pop Culture Award.

Other memorable moments included:

-- As host Vanessa Williams sang the much-loved song from "Peter Pan" entitled "I'm Flying," classic TV stars Barry Williams, Bernie Kopell, Gary Coleman, Jerry Mathers, Jimmie "JJ" Walker, Dawn Wells, Alison Arngrim, Ron Palilo and William Katt flew above the crowd as their beloved characters.

-- Comedian Kathy Griffin revealed the much-anticipated TV Land parody entitled "Paparazzi" in which some of television's favorite TV stars spoofed an array of popular entertainment news shows. Cindy Williams, Penny Marshall, Florence Henderson, Maureen McCormick, Joan Rivers, Joyce DeWitt, Lindsay Wagner, Phyllis Diller, Sherman Hemsley and Vicki Lawrence star. "Access Hollywood's" Billy Bush and Nancy O'Dell, "Showbiz Today's" AJ Hammer and Brooke Anderson and celebrity blogger Perez Hilton round out the cast of this hilarious farce.

-- Ed Asner and William Shatner presented the cast of "The Office" -- Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson, Oscar Nunez, Ed Helms, Brian Baumgartner, Leslie David Baker, Creed Bratton, Kate Flannery and Angela Kinsey, executive producer/creator Greg Daniels and executive producers Ben Silverman and Teri Weinberg with this year's Future Classic Award.



THE LEGACY OF LAUGHTER AWARD
Presented by Justin Timberlake, this award is presented to performers who are funny and then funny and then funny again. They create timeless comedy by mixing the strange and the familiar, bringing to life characters, stories and moments that are both comically absurd, and, at some level, completely real.
This year's recipient is Mike Myers. Last year, this award was presented to Lucille Ball for her awe-inspiring work which continues to serve as an inspiration and a guiding force.

THE LEGEND AWARD
Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Jack Klugman and Dick Van Dyke presented The Legend Award to Garry Marshall. This award is presented to an entertainer whose body of work has stood the test of time and ranks among the most memorable and celebrated in TV and movie history.

THE PIONEER AWARD
Robin Williams presented The Pioneer Award to Jonathan Winters. This is given to performers who have distinguished themselves by pushing back the frontiers of the media and bringing true orignality to the world of entertainment.

THE INNOVATOR AWARD
Teri Hatcher presented The Innovator Award to "Roseanne," a series whose influence is still felt and evident in television today. This award is given to a show that carved out new territory, redefined elements of the genre and opened new pathways for others to follow.

THE ICON AWARD
Samuel L. Jackson presented The Icon Award to Lionel Richie. This award is presented to a performer whose talent is unmatched and whose fame and longevity are immeasurable. This artist's body of work transcends generations and is recognized by peers and fans internationally.

THE POP CULTURE AWARD
Steve Carell presented The Pop Culture Award to the cast of "The Golden Girls." This award is presented to a show that has crossed the line from television series to pop culture phenomenon.

THE FUTURE CLASSIC AWARD
Ed Asner and William Shatner presented The Future Classic Award to "The Office." This award is given to a show that has been consistently successful -- a proven hit with viewers and meets all criteria of what TV Land defines as a show that can withstand the test of time. This is a series that encompassed all things entertainment and appealing to the TV Land audience -- funny, smart, engaging and appealing to people in their 40s and 50s.

For a complete list of winners, log onto www.tvland.com.


M&M'S(R) Brand Chocolate Candies is the presenting sponsor of the annual celebration that recognizes television, music and motion picture's rich history.

Michael Levitt ("TV Land Awards," "Billboard Music Awards," "Producers Guild Awards") is executive producer, Emmy Award winning Jeff Margolis is director ("Academy Awards," "American Music Awards," "Screen Actors Guild Awards"), Greg Sills serves as supervising producer ("VH1 Rock Honors," "The Teen Choice Awards," "Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards") and TV Land's Sal Maniaci and Larry W. Jones are executive producers.

The "TV Land Awards" is the network's annual salute to the best and brightest in the world of entertainment. This year, the show will feature reunions of some of the most memorable casts from TV, showcase an iconic musical performer and the always-popular television show parody, and for the first time ever, honor favorites in movies.

[Adamantium]

I'm glad Gary Marshall got an award. He deserves it. And it's nice to hear of the people who presented it to him.

[Cheryl Harrell]

Glad they are showing Hogans. We want more older shows. Not this new mess & reality junk...

[Pavan]

Well, this is surprising. A TV Land airing made it to the top 10 in A18-49 for primetime. The Friday Movie Land airing of Caddyshack scored big:

6/6/2008 A18-49
RANK PROGRAM NAME ORIGINATOR STARTTIME RTG SHR
1 LAW & ORDER: SVU USA 10:00 PM 0.8/3
2 BATTLSTR GALACTICA (ORIG) SCIFI 10:00 PM 0.8/3
3 JEFF DUNHAM: ARGUING CMDY 9:00 PM 0.7/2
4 PRINCESS DIARIES 2 DSNY 8:00 PM 0.7/2
5 LAW & ORDER: SVU USA 9:00 PM 0.6/2
6 MAN VS. WILD DISC 10:00 PM 0.6/2
7 THE SOUP ENT 10:00 PM 0.6/2
8 TBS PRIME MOVIE THE MASK TBSC 9:00 PM 0.6/2
9 CADDYSHACK TVL 10:00 PM 0.5/2
10 TNT BIG PICTURE MOVIES CAST AWAY TNT 8:00 PM 0.5/2

[Pavan]

TV Land Awards have been extended to two hours instead of 90-minutes! Premieres this Sunday from 9-11pm.

[Scoobiedoo30]

is that incase it runs overtime

[Pavan]

What do you mean? The awards were already taped this past Sunday, as indicated in the press release. The show will air 9-11pm this Sunday, it has already been fully edited for air.

[Scoobiedoo30]

That was I throught my friend

[Pavan]

"SHE'S GOT THE LOOK" CONTINUES TO BUILD MOMENTUM, SCORING DOUBLE DIGIT GAINS ACROSS KEY DEMOS OVER LAST WEEK'S PREMIERE


New York, New York, June 12, 2008 -- TV Land's newest original reality series, "She's Got The Look," continues to build momentum, as the second episode aired Wednesday and scored double digit gains among the network's target demo, Adults 25-54, and the network's core audience, Adults 40-54 over last week's season premiere. The six-episode series, a collaboration with Wilhelmina Models, Inc., sets out to discover a sophisticated, beautiful and confident woman 35 or older destined to become the next great supermodel. The winner will receive a lucrative modeling contract with Wilhelmina Models, Inc. and a photo spread for SELF Magazine.

Last night's episode, in which the ten finalists dare to bare it all in their first elimination challenge, posted a 0.5/488,000 among A25-54, up +15% in rating from last week's episode and +14% in delivery. Among the network's core A40-54 audience, the episode earned a 0.6/313,000, a rise of +12% in rating and +13% in delivery over last week. The median age was 45. Compared to YAGO, the telecast witnessed a +74% increase in rating and +79% increase in delivery among A25-54 and a +39% rise in rating and +44% in delivery among A40-54.

"She's Got the Look" drove TVLand.com to experience its best week ever. Thursday, June 5th, the day after the show's premiere episode, was the site's second best day ever. In response to the on-air premiere of the second episode on Wednesday, June 11, the site saw a +245% increase in uniques and a +299% rise in page views compared to YAGO.

Iconic supermodel Kim Alexis, who has graced the covers of more than 500 magazines, hosts "She's Got The Look." Supermodel Beverly Johnson -- who made history as the first African-American model to appear on the cover of American Vogue -- celebrity stylist Robert Verdi and Wilhelmina president Sean Patterson are featured as regular judges on the series. The series is executive produced by Emmy Award-Winner Allison Grodner ("Big Brother," "Blowout").

[Scoobiedoo30]

I am not going to get to see TV Land Awards at all this year since I missed every Hour

[Pavan]

It's still on three or four more times. See the first post.

[Scoobiedoo30]

well when ever The TV land Awards come's on after June 21, 2008 I will try to watch it next time

[Pavan]

Why not watch it Friday at 3-5pm ET?

[Scoobiedoo30]

because it was not on my guide at 4:00 pm CT?

[Pavan]

Aaron, I said to look on the first post in this thread for encore times, not your guide. Your guide will be wrong because they cannot keep up with TV Land's changes.

Go to the first post and scroll down until you see the words 6th TV Land Awards in dark bold letters. And then I list clearly the repeat times. This is nothing new.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I did go to the first post lol

[nickandmore]

I did go to the first post lol
Then you should have seen this...

-6th TV Land Awards
Sunday, June 15, 2008
9:00pm-11:00pm
The 6th Annual TV Land Awards show rolls out the red carpet for the biggest shows and the brightest stars of yesterday and today.
Hosted by Vanessa Williams.
Repeats: Sunday, June 15 11:00p-1a; Monday, June 16 5p-7p; Wednesday, June 18 1-3p, 11p-1a, 2a-4a; Thursday, June 19 8a-10a; Friday, June 20 3p-5p; Saturday, June 21 10a-12p

[Scoobiedoo30]

They have regurral Programming in the 4:00 pm CT Time Period

[Pavan]

Aaron, nick43 just copied what I wrote on the first post for you. Do you see it now? It is airing tomorrow 3-5pm ET...what does 4pm CT programming have to do with this? If you went to the first post you should have seen this.

[Scoobiedoo30]

my Guide has Gunsmoke at 2:00 pm CT Time and Bonanza at 3:00 pm CT Time and I throught you meant that The TV Land Awards was coming on at 4:00 pm CT Time.

[Pavan]

Like I just said an hour ago to you, your guide is WRONG. They cannot keep up with the changes. You should know that. I hope you're reading the posts.

[Scoobiedoo30]

I know yall are trying to help me and I thank yall my good friends you are the best friend I got my friend.

[Scoobiedoo30]

can someone please let me know why TV Land aired Gunsmoke at 2:00 pm CT Time