Rather than just give up (which, frankly, may be the best option here), The CW has outsourced its Sunday night lineup to Media Rights Capital. Here’s the lineup from Variety. If ratings don’t continue to tank, I’ll be impressed.
In Harm’s Way (6:30-7:30pm) – an hourlong reality skein that airs at 6:30 p.m., will follow the stories of people who work for the benefit of society in dangerous jobs: avalanche hunters, subway tunnel diggers and hurricane chasers, for example.
Surviving Suburbia (7:30-8pm) – Half-hour comedy, which scored a 13-episode pickup, was originally written several years ago by Abbott, who then tucked the project away and forgot about it. Abbott’s “Reba†exec producer partners Mindy Schultheis and Michael Hanel alerted Samples to the comedy. (It’s unclear whether Schultheis and Hanel will be further involved). “It was just a bolt from the blue,†Abbott said. “In this marketplace, with no comedy going on, to get a call like that.â€
Valentine, Inc. (8-9pm) – is based on a feature spec script that Murphy (who’s no longer with “Reaperâ€) is adapting for the smallscreen.
Easy Money (9-10pm) – about a family of loan sharks, centers on the matriarch who runs the biz and her middle son, who’s great at it but ambivalent about this predatory line of work.