Nick at Nite December 2010 -- Glenn Martin Holiday Episode Week; Holiday Stunt

[Pavan]

Nick at Nite December 2010 --


READ THE BLOG STORY FIRST BEFORE ASKING A QUESTION OR MAKING A COMMENT, SO YOU HAVE THE REASONINGS

Blog Story: http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2010/12/nick-at-nite-december-2010-highlights.html




Regular Schedule

Changes ONLY:

NONE


Full Schedule
Mon-Thurs
6:00am Full House
6:30am Full House
8:00pm My Wife & Kids
8:30pm My Wife & Kids
9:00pm Everybody Hates Chris
9:30pm Everybody Hates Chris
10:00pm George Lopez
10:30pm George Lopez
11:00pm The Nanny
11:30pm The Nanny
12:00am The Nanny
12:30am The Nanny
1:00am George Lopez
1:30am George Lopez
2:00am My Wife & Kids
2:30am My Wife & Kids
3:00am Everybody Hates Chris
3:30am Everybody Hates Chris
4:00am The Nanny
4:30am The Nanny
5:00am Family Matters
5:30am Family Matters

Fridays
6:00am Full House
6:30am Full House
9:00pm Everybody Hates Chris or Nickelodeon
9:30pm George Lopez or Nickelodeon
10:00pm George Lopez
10:30pm Glenn Martin, DDS
11:00pm The Nanny
11:30pm The Nanny
12:00am The Nanny
12:30am The Nanny
1:00am George Lopez
1:30am George Lopez
2:00am My Wife & Kids
2:30am My Wife & Kids
3:00am Everybody Hates Chris
3:30am Everybody Hates Chris
4:00am The Nanny
4:30am The Nanny
5:00am Family Matters
5:30am Family Matters

Weekends
6:00am Full House
6:30am Full House
8:00pm Nickelodeon (Sat); My Wife & Kids (Sun)
8:30pm Nickelodeon (Sat); My Wife & Kids (Sun)
9:00pm Nickelodeon (Sat); Everybody Hates Chris (Sun)
9:30pm Nickelodeon (Sat); Everybody Hates Chris (Sun)
10:00pm George Lopez
10:30pm George Lopez
11:00pm The Nanny
11:30pm The Nanny
12:00am The Nanny
12:30am The Nanny
1:00am The Nanny
1:30am The Nanny
2:00am My Wife & Kids
2:30am My Wife & Kids
3:00am Everybody Hates Chris
3:30am Everybody Hates Chris
4:00am The Nanny
4:30am The Nanny
5:00am Family Matters (Sat); Home Improvement (Sun)
5:30am Family Matters (Sat); Home Improvement (Sun)






Specials & Marathons




-Glenn Martin, DDS
Premiered Monday, August 17, 2009
Now airing Fridays at 10:30pm
Glenn Martin, DDS is the first television production to come out of Michael Eisner’s Tornante Animation Company. The original stop-motion animated series follows the life of Glenn Martin (Kevin Nealon), who yearns for a change of scenery and a deeper connection with his family. Determined to bring the family closer together, Glenn takes the Martins on a road trip to protest the destruction of a beloved childhood park. As things unravel right from the get-go, the family is forced to make the dental-mobile – replete with a giant decorative toothbrush on the roof – their new home. Glenn, Jackie (Catherine O’Hara) and Courtney (Jackie Clarke) – an 11-year-old future corporate maven who brings along her personal assistant, Wendy (Judy Greer), a 14-year-old North Korean exile – and son, Conor (Peter Oldring), the 13-year-old hormone-addled tween who’s not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed--quickly learn when hitting the road that the road can sometimes hit back in unexpected ways. The Martins are accompanied on their journey by the family dog, Canine, who’s pronounced buttocks only add to the hilarity.

December Premieres:

Friday, December 17, 10:30pm: #215 "A Very Martin Christmas"
This holiday special features three very fanciful stories, all narrated by a talking Canine. Featuring Mel Brooks and Billy Idol.
Monday, December 20, 10:30pm: #213 TBD
Tuesday, December 21, 10:30pm: #217 TBD
Wednesday, December 22, 10:30pm: #214 TBD
Thursday, December 23, 10:30pm: #211 TBD
Friday, December 24, 10:30-11:30pm: "Camp" special guest starring Jimmy Kimmel.



- Nick News Special
Sunday, December 5, 2010
9:00pm-9:30pm ET/PT
"Good Dog" - Today, the number and kinds of dogs that can be trained (and are being used) to help people, many of them children, is truly astounding. These are dogs raised to perform remarkable tasks -- and often they’re raised by a kid.




- Teen Nick’s HALO Awards encore
Friday, December 10, 2010
9pm-10pm ET/PT
Nick Cannon and TeenNick recognize and reward the work of four deserving teens that are helping and leading others. Featuring Mariah Carey, Wyclef Jean, Rosario Dawson and Ashton Kutcher.




- Glenn Martin: Guest Star Premiere Week
Monday, December 20, 2010 through Friday, December 24, 2010
10:30pm-11:00pm (10:30-11:30pm on Friday)
Check out all the celebrity guest stars in this week of all new episodes! The week caps off with the premiere of the one-hour Glenn Martin special, "Camp" guest starring Jimmy Kimmel.
(See episode info in Glenn Martin section above)



- Nick at Nite Holiday Marathon
Saturday, December 18, 2010
10:00pm-2:00am ET/PT
The families are getting together to spread the cheer. You wont want to miss a single moment!

10:00 p.m. – George Lopez, “Meet the Cuban Parents” (#015)
When Angie’s parents, Vic and Emilina, visit for Christmas, George thinks they still believe that he is not good enough for their daughter. But he shows he can take care of his family without their help and battles with Vic for the best Christmas ever.
10:30 p.m. – George Lopez, “George is Being Elfish and Christ-misses His Family” (#091)
George tells a little lie to avoid visiting Angie’s family for the holidays, but regrets it when he spends Christmas alone.
11:00 p.m. – George Lopez, “Christmas Punch” (#040)
When Max doubts the existence of Santa, George stages an elaborate scheme to persuade his son that Santa is real. But after a bully beats Max up at school for believing in Santa, George must take drastic action.
11:30 p.m. – George Lopez, “Clear and Presentless Danger” (#066)
George accuses his mother of being a Scrooge, but she proves him wrong when she helps George make Max’s dream of meeting his idol, BMX bike racing champion Dave Mirra.
12:00 a.m. – The Nanny, “The Christmas Show” (#109)
Fran spends her first Christmas with the Sheffields.
12:30 a.m. – The Nanny, “The Hanukkah Story” (#611)
Fran prays for a miracle when Maxwell, Grace and C.C. are lost following a car accident.
1:00 a.m. – Full House, “Our Very First Christmas Show” (#031)
The Tanner’s are dreaming of a white Christmas in Colorado, but their mood turns blue when they get snowed in the airport en-route.
1:30 a.m. – Everybody Hates Chris, “Everybody Hates Christmas” (#032)
When the water heater breaks in their house, Julius and Rochelle must tell Chris that they can’t afford to buy him the new Walkman cassette player that he wants for Christmas. Meanwhile, Drew spills the beans to Tonya about Santa Claus, making her question other things her parents have told her.





-Movies
* Sunday, December 12, 2010: 8pm-10pm Merry Christmas Drake and Josh
* Sunday, December 19, 2010: 8pm-10pm Curious George (premiere)
Nick at Nite's premiere presentation of this instant classic starring Will Ferrell.
* Sunday, December 26, 2010: 8pm-10pm Rugrats: The Movie
Just when Tommy Pickles gets used to life as he knows it, a new baby brother enters the picture.




And read the blog story for further insight: http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2010/12/nick-at-nite-december-2010-highlights.html

[Pavan]

Nick at Nite will host a celebrity-filled premiere week of its original stop-motion animated comedy series, Glenn Martin, DDS, beginning Monday, Dec. 20 at 10:30 p.m. (ET/PT) with brand new episodes every evening at 10:30 p.m. packed with celebrity guest stars including Fergie, Elijah Wood, Jimmy Kimmel, Bradley Whitford, Cheri Oteri, Jason Alexander, George Takei, Don Johnson, Ashley Tisdale, Jennette McCurdy, Chris Parnell, Paul Adelstein, Fran Drescher, Allison Janney, Jonathan Frakes, Rob Riggle, DJ Qualls and Patton Oswalt.

The week of premieres lead up to Glenn Martin, DDS’ first-ever one-hour special, “Camp” premiering Friday, Dec. 24 at 10:30 p.m. and featuring Jimmy Kimmel as himself. The all-star slate of guest voice talent joins Glenn Martin, DDS’ lead voice cast, including Kevin Nealon (Weeds, Anger Management) as Glenn Martin, Catherine O’Hara (For Your Consideration, Chicken Little) as Jackie Martin and Judy Greer (27 Dresses, Arrested Development) as Wendy Park.

Click on the links below to preview clips from the premiere week:

Fergie as Maria Peppins in “Volunteers” (Wednesday, Dec. 22):
http://www.sendspace.com/file/mi3t5r

Jimmy Kimmel as himself in the one-hour “Camp” special (Friday, Dec. 24):
http://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/2w00jl


The roll-out of premieres is as follows (all times ET/PT):

Monday, Dec. 20 at 10:30 p.m. – “Courtney’s Pony”
When Courtney experiences her first business failure, Jackie urges her to try being a kid again and buys her a pony, but when Courtney is thrown into a pony competition, she realizes she needs to become her old self to save its life. Meanwhile, Glenn becomes attached to a life-like American Princess doll and Conor uses a hidden talent to win the heart of a teen working in the doll hair salon (Jennette McCurdy, iCarly). Chris Parnell (Saturday Night Live) and Paul Adelstein (Private Practice) also guest star.

Tuesday, Dec. 21 at 10:30 p.m. – “Dad News Bears”
Glenn has a newfound respect for Conor when he coaches his team in the Little League World Series. Courtney reevaluates her goals after discovering her old assistant Katie (Ashley Tisdale, Hellcats) is far more successful than her. Meanwhile, Jackie gets revenge on the snooty housewives from the old neighborhood. Fran Drescher (Living with Fran) guest stars as a former neighbor.

Wednesday, Dec. 22 at 10:30 p.m. – “Volunteers”
The Martins sign up to volunteer while in Tennessee (the Volunteer State), but when Glenn fails the volunteer fireman test and sees Jackie pass on her first run, he joins the Citizen’s Field Brigade and becomes part of a militia on the verge of war. Meanwhile, the kids help at a hospital and Courtney and Wendy are inspired after meeting a Mary Poppins-like patient named Maria Peppins (Fergie). Rob Riggle (Funny or Die Presents…), DJ Qualls (Road Trip) and Patton Oswalt (Ratatouille) also guest star.

Thursday, Dec. 23 at 10:30 p.m. – “Glennhog Day”
Glenn has a history of disappointing Jackie on anniversary dates, so when a freak accident makes him wake up thinking every day is their anniversary, Jackie plays along and nudges him towards more elaborate plans. The kids vow to stop her once they realize Glenn wants to have “the talk” with them day after day. George Takei (Star Trek) guest stars as himself and Jason Alexander (Seinfeld), Allison Janney (The West Wing) and Jonathan Frakes (Star Trek: The Next Generation) also guest star.

Friday, Dec. 24 at 10:30 p.m. – “Camp” One-Hour Special
Nervous about being accepted at Glenn’s old summer camp, Conor reinvents himself as a tough guy from Boston. Courtney and Wendy compete for the camp heartthrob (and ghost), Lad in the Lake (Elijah Wood, The Lord of the Rings). Meanwhile, Glenn and Jackie serve as camp counselors after Glenn sends his former counselor, Gonzo (Bradley Whitford, The West Wing) into a deep depression. Later, while trying to build up Conor for the camp’s Color War, Glenn recounts the day he won the 10-mile race, only to learn his triumph was a cruel prank and must rerun the race against his nemesis Jimmy Kimmel.

[jasonbigley]

All I have to say is: "A WHOLE LOTTA NANNY GOIN ON!"
Must be Fran Drescher is giving them some sort of special treatment these days (along with the people at TVLand). Im pining for the days when a show got shown only once or twice a night. This 6 - 8 episodes a night is crazy! Especially when they do the exact same thing on another network. Cable TV has really, REALLY gone down the tubes. Its a waste of money! You would be better off buying DVDs and writing your cable provider a dear john letter.

[catsrule]

Is Nick at Nite off the clock now? I turned it on at 10:58 for The Nanny. There were 6 minutes of commercials :rolleyes: It came on at 11:04 but the opening segment had already aired, then the episode ended at 11:27.

[SpenceOlchin]

I'm noticing that more of the Viacom networks are off-the-clock. From TV Land to SPIKE to CMT. Good thing that I don't watch these networks too often.