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Fox Fall 2009 Schedule

So You Think You Can Dance will be getting 20% of Fox’s fall 2009 schedule. Fringe moves to Thursday, while Lie to Me moves to Monday. Family Guy spinoff The Cleveland Show will join the Sunday night animation block. Glee, which premiered after American Idol, will air on Wednesdays after SYTYCD.

Sunday
7-8 The OT
8-8:30 The Simpsons
8:30-9 The Cleveland Show
9-9:30 Family Guy
9:30-10 American Dad

Monday
8-9 House
9-10 Lie to Me

Tuesday
8-10 So You Think You Can Dance

Wednesday
8-9 So You Think You Can Dance
9-10 Glee

Thursday
8-9 Bones
9-10 Fringe

Friday
8-8:30 Brothers
8:30-9 ‘Til Death
9-10 Dollhouse

Saturday
8-8:30 Cops
8:30-9 Cops
9-10 America’s Most Wanted
11-12 The Wanda Sykes Show
12-12:30 Animation Domination Encores

CBS Fall 2009 Schedule

CBS’ strong lineup won’t see a lot of changes. The Monday night comedy lineup will be shuffled to make room for new show Accidentally on Purpose, the NCIS spinoff will air on Tuesdays followed by The Good Wife, The Mentalist moves to Thursday, Medium moves over from NBC, and Three Rivers is a new drama.

Sunday
7-8 60 Minutes
8-9 The Amazing Race
9-10 Three Rivers
10-11 Cold Case

Monday
8-8:30 How I Met Your Mother
8:30-9 Accidentally on Purpose
9-9:30 Two and a Half Men
9:30-10 The Big Bang Theory
10-11 CSI: Miami

Tuesday
8-9 NCIS
9-10 NCIS: Los Angeles
10-11 The Good Wife

Wednesday
8-8:30 The New Adventures of Old Christine
8:30-9 Gary Unmarried
9-10 Criminal Minds
10-11 CSI: NY

Thursday
8-9 Survivor
9-10 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
10-11 The Mentalist

Friday
8-9 Ghost Whisperer
9-10 Medium
10-11 Numb3rs

Saturday
8-9 Drama Repeats
9-10 Drama Repeats
10-11 48 Hours Investigations

ABC 2009 Fall Schedule

There’s a lot of new in ABC’s fall 2009 schedule. Two of the three shows on Tuesday are new, the entire Wednesday night lineup is full of freshmen shows, and Thursday’s lead show is also new.

Sunday
7-8 America’s Funniest Home Videos
8-9 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
9-10 Desperate Housewives
10-11 Brothers & Sisters

Monday
8-10 Dancing with the Stars
10-11 Castle

Tuesday
8-9 Shark Tank
9-10 Dancing with the Stars
10-11 The Forgotten

Wednesday
8-8:30 Hank
8:30-9 The Middle
9-9:30 Modern Family
9:30-10 Cougar Town
10-11 Eastwick

Thursday
8-9 Flash Forward
9-10 Grey’s Anatomy
10-11 Private Practice

Friday
8-9 Supernanny
9-10 Ugly Betty
10-11 20/20

Saturday
8-11 Saturday Night College Football

NCIS: Los Angeles

Today we learned the name of the new NCIS spinoff. NCIS: Los Angeles. Honest.

I know this much for sure. If there’s a NCIS: Norfolk, I’m going to suggest that somebody be slapped.

NCIS will serve as the lead in for the new series, which will air Tuesday at 9/8c on CBS.

Everybody Hates Chris, The Game Cancelled

Last year, The CW decided to bid farewell to the WWE, resulting in a scramble to fill what had been its highest rated night. Out of that came the move of Everybody Hates Chris and The Game to Friday nights from their previous Sunday time slot (a night that is now officially in the graveyard for The CW). The move to Friday actually resulted in a nice increase in ratings for both shows over their terrible Sunday performances, but it was not enough, so Everybody Hates Chris and The Game have been cancelled. This leaves just America’s Next Top Model as the sole survivor from UPN.

Reaper Cancelled

Reaper’s ratings are in line with 90210, its lead out that has already been renewed (yet would be cancelled on any other network), but it lags in The CW’s young female target demographic audience. With that said, the network has decided to pull the plug on Reaper. Let’s hope next week’s series finale is an appropriate end to the show, but I wouldn’t bet on it.