TV Land October 2007 -- Designing Women Joins; Beaver's 50th; Marathons of Lucy & S&S - Page 5

rezny9@hotmail.com · 10-07-2007, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by pavanbadal

Schedule changes week of Oct. 15 include Brady Bunch staying at 11am, and also now encoring at 4:30am:

Mon-Fri 10:30AM Designing Women (replaces Green Acres)
Tues-Fri 1:30PM Green Acres (replaces I Love Lucy)
Tuesdays 8-10PM The Andy Griffith Show (replaces The Cosby Show)
Tuesdays 11 & 11:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)
Saturdays 11:00PM Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (replaces I Love Lucy 2x)
Mon-Sun 3:30AM Sanford & Son (replaces Good Times)
Mon-Sun 4:00AM Three's Company (replaces Sanford & Son)
Mon-Sun 4:30AM The Brady Bunch (replaces Three's Company)

Note: Tuesday nights will be back to off the clock now, but Saturday nights will be on the clock, with an extra Three's Company episode in the 1-2am time period.

The changes look pretty good.,and obviously Extreme Makeover:Home Edition is NOT doing well in the ratings(or is it?),because it's been moved from Tuesday Nights to Saturday Nights.Maybe they'll move it to REAL late at night,in the wee hours of the morning,or get rid of it altogether.

rezny9@hotmail.com · 10-07-2007, 10:33 PM

The "Leave it to Beaver"marathon,thankfully,DID include a 1961-1962 episode -"Beaver's Long Night"and 1962-1963's "Tell it to Ella","Beaver's Graduation",and the very good episode "The Mustache".

JulieSomoski · 10-08-2007, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by rezny9@hotmail.com

The changes look pretty good.,and obviously Extreme Makeover:Home Edition is NOT doing well in the ratings(or is it?),because it's been moved from Tuesday Nights to Saturday Nights.Maybe they'll move it to REAL late at night,in the wee hours of the morning,or get rid of it altogether.

That's what I'm wondering too. I thought it was doing pretty well. Moving it to Saturday nights could have been to help boost the Saturday night ratings, but that's just a thought.

rezny9@hotmail.com · 10-08-2007, 03:49 PM

And could it be with the marathon this week of "Sanford and Son"(all week,by the way),that TVLand has decided NOT to renew "Sanford and Son"?

smokey45 · 10-09-2007, 09:04 PM

Well I watched Leave to Beaver marathon on Saturday for the last time to make sure for myself then I gotten bored watching it YAWN I know it doesnt work parent and kids doesnt listen to Mr & Mrs Cleaver today. But there sure is alot of "Eddie Haskell" today. I retired watching LITB good bye Beaver for good. Also I watched I love lucy maraton to make sure for myself it is very boring for me I have seen so many time I got bored not funny anymore YAWN good bye Lucy forever no more 50 & 60's tv show it too boring for me & too old YAWN. Do you think in couple of more year 50's & 60's tv show gone for good or stayed?

Then I flip to 7th Heaven wedding Marathon on Fam channel on sunday now that how it happen today.

Pavan · 10-10-2007, 10:25 AM

Some more changes to the schedule starting Oct. 15:

Weekdays
7:00AM Night Court (replaces M*A*S*H)
7:30AM Wings (replaces M*A*S*H)
8:00PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)
8:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)

Mon-Thurs
9:00PM-11:00PM Shifted Primetime block of marathons to start at 9PM instead of 8PM and ending 11PM instead of 10PM (10PM replaces Sanford & Son)

Wednesday
9:00PM-11:00PM Sanford & Son (replaces M*A*S*H)

Fridays
9:00PM & 9:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Sanford & Son)

Movie Changes:
Saturday, October 20 3PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Major League)
Friday, October 27 10:00PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Blues Brothers)

thebloodyscot · 10-10-2007, 03:37 PM

It's moving back to how it was, which is good. Readding their currently off the schedule shows will only improve the channel.

JulieSomoski · 10-10-2007, 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pavanbadal

Some more changes to the schedule starting Oct. 15:

Weekdays
7:00AM Night Court (replaces M*A*S*H)
7:30AM Wings (replaces M*A*S*H)
8:00PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)
8:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Start of Primetime Marathon)

Mon-Thurs
9:00PM-11:00PM Shifted Primetime block of marathons to start at 9PM instead of 8PM and ending 11PM instead of 10PM (10PM replaces Sanford & Son)

Wednesday
9:00PM-11:00PM Sanford & Son (replaces M*A*S*H)

Fridays
9:00PM & 9:30PM M*A*S*H (replaces Sanford & Son)

Movie Changes:
Saturday, October 20 3PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Major League)
Friday, October 27 10:00PM Crocodile Dundee (replaces Blues Brothers)

Good to hear Wings is back! Looks like TVLand is trying to give us some more variety. We actually have good blocks of shows on this schedule, rather than the 6 hour blocks of Andy Griffith like we seemed to get every day.

factsoflife · 10-10-2007, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by roseanne88-97

Good to hear Wings is back! Looks like TVLand is trying to give us some more variety. We actually have good blocks of shows on this schedule, rather than the 6 hour blocks of Andy Griffith like we seemed to get every day.

nice to see wings back! btw, i am wondering in which season of Wings does Amy Yasbeck first appear as Casey?

clj2 · 10-10-2007, 06:54 PM

Good to see them bringing some more shows in, they're not the best choices, but good to see them add something new. I like it, even though I probably won't be watching them much, except for maybe I Love Lucy at night.

My gut feeling is this schedule won't last. It's just not TVL. There's just too much variety for them these days, they'll blame bad ratings and start overloading us with Sanford and Son, M*A*S*H, and Andy Griffith again and lots of double takes and marathons like they have in the past. I hope this isn't the case, but it's just how I feel.

JulieSomoski · 10-10-2007, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by TV Land Fan

Good to see them bringing some more shows in, they're not the best choices, but good to see them add something new. I like it, even though I probably won't be watching them much, except for maybe I Love Lucy at night.

My gut feeling is this schedule won't last. It's just not TVL. There's just too much variety for them these days, they'll blame bad ratings and start overloading us with Sanford and Son, M*A*S*H, and Andy Griffith again and lots of double takes and marathons like they have in the past. I hope this isn't the case, but it's just how I feel.

But that's the good thing about it. For the first time all year, we're actually getting tons of variety. We get an entire morning block, 3 straight hours of 6 different sitcoms. What could be better? Plus we get the afternoon bloc, a good overnight schedule.

Kristen · 10-11-2007, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by factsoflife

nice to see wings back! btw, i am wondering in which season of Wings does Amy Yasbeck first appear as Casey?

That'd be Season 6. So it'll be awhile till we get to those eps.

Now for my question. I just looked on my digital cable guide for Mon, it seems TV Land is showing random eps of DW. When are they going to start a regular cycle, so I can record them in order?

- Kristen

TKMetal · 10-11-2007, 02:48 PM

Looking forward to Night Court's return, even though it prob won't last long.

Pavan · 10-11-2007, 03:02 PM

TV Land Relaunches TVLand.com as Ultimate Entertainment Site for Baby Boomers

TVLand.Com Acquires First Official Streaming Rights for the Andy Griffith
Show, Gunsmoke and Leave It To Beaver
Site Engages Fans of Music and Movies with Over a Dozen Radio Stations,
Movie Trailer Database and Much More

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 -- In its continued effort to superserve the entertainment needs of people in their 40s and 50s, TV Land today announced a relaunch of the network's website TVLand.com. Officially live on Thursday, October 4, weekend gains drove TVLand.com to its most visited week ever with the weekend posting a 132% gain from the prior four week average. The new TVLand.com features special areas devoted to all aspects of entertainment including television, music and movies. Each section delivers unique attractions such as movie trailers to films like The Blues Brothers and Rain Man, radio stations such as "Vinyl Connection" and "8 Track Shack" and full-length episodes of beloved classic television shows including The Andy Griffith Show and Gunsmoke.

"TVLand.com is evolving beyond classic TV into an entertainment destination targeting a generation," explains Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land. "The revitalized TVLand.com site will give viewers seeking fun-filled entertainment targeted to their age group an experience that goes above and beyond classic TV and into music, games, movies and original TV Land Productions."

The new TVLand.com offerings include:
* Full-length episodes of classic TV series: TVLand.com is the first
official website to license full-length, free, streaming episodes of
classic television series' The Andy Griffith Show, Leave It To Beaver
and Gunsmoke. Additionally, in the coming months, the site will feature
The Beverly Hillbillies, Hogan's Heroes and Just Shoot Me. Television
fans will be able to access these series online as select episodes are
showcased on the site.

* Music: Headlined by a radio player offering over a dozen channels,
this portion of the site is devoted to giving music fans access to
their favorite artists. Musical genres include disco, alternative and
pop rock, soul, classic oldies, 80s, and much more. Additionally,
visitors can read former senior editor of Rolling Stone Ben Fong-
Torres' blog about his thoughts and memories of the music of the TV
Generation. The site also offers classic TV theme songs, TV musical
moments and a special section spotlighting the King of Rock 'n' Roll,
Elvis Presley.

* Movie Trailers: Fans can find their favorite movie trailers on
TVLand.com in this portion of the site. Hundreds of trailers will be
available by the end of the year and beginning immediately, fans can
log on to see previews of some of the films they grew up with ranging
from Rain Man to Throw Mama From the Train to Major League.

* Photo Galleries: From Princess Diana to The Beatles, 70s cultural
moments to JFK, visitors can take a trip through time with photos of
some of the most monumental events and people of the past and present.

* TV Land Original Programming: In addition to accessing casting
opportunities for upcoming originals, visitors to the site will be able
to view clips from TV Land's original series including TV Land Myths
and Legends, the TV Land Awards, I Pity The Fool and Sit Down Comedy
with David Steinberg. Additionally, fans will be able to find sneak
peeks and full-length episodes of upcoming original programming.

* Wireless Access Protocol (WAP) site: Beginning November 1, TVLand.com will be available on any portable device with the channel's specially designed WAP site. The site will allow users to experience photo galleries, TV Land trivia, view the channel's schedule and more.
TVLand.com has been serving fans online for over ten years -- and
winning an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Enhanced Television in 2005
-- offering classic TV clips allowing fans to see their favorite scenes
from America's beloved series like M*A*S*H, Three's Company and The Brady
Bunch and dozens of exclusive celebrity interviews including Drew Carey,
Jaclyn Smith and Cedric the Entertainer. Additionally, in partnership with
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation's (ATASF) Archive of
American Television, TVLand.com features extensive interviews with
celebrities and show creators regarding their indelible mark on the
television landscape.

10-10-2007, 10:25 AM	#66
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clj2 Senior Member Member Join Date: Sep 16, 2005 Location: SC Posts: 2,407	Good to see them bringing some more shows in, they're not the best choices, but good to see them add something new. I like it, even though I probably won't be watching them much, except for maybe I Love Lucy at night. My gut feeling is this schedule won't last. It's just not TVL. There's just too much variety for them these days, they'll blame bad ratings and start overloading us with Sanford and Son, MAS*H, and Andy Griffith again and lots of double takes and marathons like they have in the past. I hope this isn't the case, but it's just how I feel. __________________ -Chris

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rezny9@hotmail.com Forum Regular Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Posts: 308	The "Leave it to Beaver"marathon,thankfully,DID include a 1961-1962 episode -"Beaver's Long Night"and 1962-1963's "Tell it to Ella","Beaver's Graduation",and the very good episode "The Mustache".

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rezny9@hotmail.com Forum Regular Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Posts: 308	And could it be with the marathon this week of "Sanford and Son"(all week,by the way),that TVLand has decided NOT to renew "Sanford and Son"?

10-09-2007, 09:04 PM	#65
smokey45 Occasional Poster Member Join Date: Dec 16, 2006 Location: Minnesota Posts: 24	Well I watched Leave to Beaver marathon on Saturday for the last time to make sure for myself then I gotten bored watching it YAWN I know it doesnt work parent and kids doesnt listen to Mr & Mrs Cleaver today. But there sure is alot of "Eddie Haskell" today. I retired watching LITB good bye Beaver for good. Also I watched I love lucy maraton to make sure for myself it is very boring for me I have seen so many time I got bored not funny anymore YAWN good bye Lucy forever no more 50 & 60's tv show it too boring for me & too old YAWN. Do you think in couple of more year 50's & 60's tv show gone for good or stayed? Then I flip to 7th Heaven wedding Marathon on Fam channel on sunday now that how it happen today.

10-10-2007, 03:37 PM	#67
thebloodyscot Frequent Poster Being ridiculous Join Date: Dec 14, 2005 Posts: 135	It's moving back to how it was, which is good. Readding their currently off the schedule shows will only improve the channel.

10-11-2007, 02:48 PM	#73
TKMetal Frequent Poster Member Join Date: May 12, 2006 Location: Iowa Posts: 83	Looking forward to Night Court's return, even though it prob won't last long.

10-11-2007, 03:02 PM	#75
Pavan Administrator Forum Veteran SO News/Reviews Director Join Date: Feb 17, 2000 Location: Linden, NJ (Where Hal Linden got his last name from!) Posts: 21,129	TV Land Relaunches TVLand.com as Ultimate Entertainment Site for Baby Boomers TVLand.Com Acquires First Official Streaming Rights for the Andy Griffith Show, Gunsmoke and Leave It To Beaver Site Engages Fans of Music and Movies with Over a Dozen Radio Stations, Movie Trailer Database and Much More NEW YORK, Oct. 11 -- In its continued effort to superserve the entertainment needs of people in their 40s and 50s, TV Land today announced a relaunch of the network's website TVLand.com. Officially live on Thursday, October 4, weekend gains drove TVLand.com to its most visited week ever with the weekend posting a 132% gain from the prior four week average. The new TVLand.com features special areas devoted to all aspects of entertainment including television, music and movies. Each section delivers unique attractions such as movie trailers to films like The Blues Brothers and Rain Man, radio stations such as "Vinyl Connection" and "8 Track Shack" and full-length episodes of beloved classic television shows including The Andy Griffith Show and Gunsmoke. "TVLand.com is evolving beyond classic TV into an entertainment destination targeting a generation," explains Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land. "The revitalized TVLand.com site will give viewers seeking fun-filled entertainment targeted to their age group an experience that goes above and beyond classic TV and into music, games, movies and original TV Land Productions." The new TVLand.com offerings include: * Full-length episodes of classic TV series: TVLand.com is the first official website to license full-length, free, streaming episodes of classic television series' The Andy Griffith Show, Leave It To Beaver and Gunsmoke. Additionally, in the coming months, the site will feature The Beverly Hillbillies, Hogan's Heroes and Just Shoot Me. Television fans will be able to access these series online as select episodes are showcased on the site. * Music: Headlined by a radio player offering over a dozen channels, this portion of the site is devoted to giving music fans access to their favorite artists. Musical genres include disco, alternative and pop rock, soul, classic oldies, 80s, and much more. Additionally, visitors can read former senior editor of Rolling Stone Ben Fong- Torres' blog about his thoughts and memories of the music of the TV Generation. The site also offers classic TV theme songs, TV musical moments and a special section spotlighting the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley. * Movie Trailers: Fans can find their favorite movie trailers on TVLand.com in this portion of the site. Hundreds of trailers will be available by the end of the year and beginning immediately, fans can log on to see previews of some of the films they grew up with ranging from Rain Man to Throw Mama From the Train to Major League. * Photo Galleries: From Princess Diana to The Beatles, 70s cultural moments to JFK, visitors can take a trip through time with photos of some of the most monumental events and people of the past and present. * TV Land Original Programming: In addition to accessing casting opportunities for upcoming originals, visitors to the site will be able to view clips from TV Land's original series including TV Land Myths and Legends, the TV Land Awards, I Pity The Fool and Sit Down Comedy with David Steinberg. Additionally, fans will be able to find sneak peeks and full-length episodes of upcoming original programming. * Wireless Access Protocol (WAP) site: Beginning November 1, TVLand.com will be available on any portable device with the channel's specially designed WAP site. The site will allow users to experience photo galleries, TV Land trivia, view the channel's schedule and more. TVLand.com has been serving fans online for over ten years -- and winning an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Enhanced Television in 2005 -- offering classic TV clips allowing fans to see their favorite scenes from America's beloved series like MAS*H, Three's Company and The Brady Bunch and dozens of exclusive celebrity interviews including Drew Carey, Jaclyn Smith and Cedric the Entertainer. Additionally, in partnership with Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation's (ATASF) Archive of American Television, TVLand.com features extensive interviews with celebrities and show creators regarding their indelible mark on the television landscape.

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