Friday, June 22, 2007

Saving Smart TV: Studio 60

The three-part episode, "K & R" (kidnap and ransom) has been quite a ride so far. Interestingly, though, the blog chatter about this show has focused so much on its cancellation that hardly a note can be found about the shows themselves.

On that note, here is a wildly popular posting by Jack Myers of MediaPost's TV Board. He received over 1,000 (a thousand!) replies to this posting, which appeared June 15th.

Save ‘Studio 60′: Fans Need to Take Action
Posted June 15th, 2007 by Jack Myers

If the fans of “Jericho” can bring it back from the dead, why won’t fans of “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip” convince NBC to bring it back for another season...

Go here to read the post:

http://blogs.mediapost.com/tv_board/?p=99

Thursday, May 31, 2007

Tonight's Episode

Here's the inevitable wrap up show:

"Breaking News"

Jordan is rushed to the hospital, while Harriet has big news for Matt.

5/31/07, 10pm (9 central)

Monday, May 14, 2007

Lights Out for Studio 60

S60 fans, the verdict is in. NBC is cancelling the show. On a positive note, it seems that the remaining episodes that have already been produced will air in the coming weeks.

Here's a snippet of an article published on TV Newsday, where the NBC fall schedule is outlined:

UPFRONT '07

NBC GOING SUPERNATURAL WITH FALL SEASON

ASSOCIATED PRESS, MAY. 14, 10:34 AM ET

With Heroes its only new hit of the season, struggling NBC announced a fall schedule Monday that includes a spinoff and three other dramas also trading on supernatural themes.

By David Bauder

NEW YORK (AP) _ With ''Heroes'' its only new hit of the season, struggling NBC announced a fall schedule Monday that includes a spinoff and three other dramas also trading on supernatural themes.

The network took a risk by keeping its Thursday night comedy lineup intact. NBC has drawn strong critical praise but few viewers for shows like ''30 Rock'' and ''The Office,'' leaving the network faltering on a night it once dominated.

NBC, the first of the broadcast networks to unveil a new schedule to advertisers this week, canceled ''Crossing Jordan'' and the high-profile failure ''Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.''

Another critical favorite that hasn't found a big audience, ''Friday Night Lights,'' was renewed.
''Law & Order'' will be back for its 18th season and ''Medium'' will return, but not until January, when they take over a Sunday time slot filled by football in the fall.

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Thursday, May 10, 2007

Studio 60 TV Schedule - Show Returns

NBC - Thursday, May 24th, at 10pm Eastern / 9pm Central.

Ladies and Gentlemen, start your TiVOs!


NEXT ON:

"The Disaster Show"

Allison Janney guest hosts when a strike makes everything go haywire.

Fans will remember Allison as the intrepid C. J. Craig on The West Wing.

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Monday, April 30, 2007

Studio 60 Airs Again On NBC - May 24th

There's some good news for everyone hoping to see another episode of Studio 60.

Broadcast of the next episode is said to be scheduled for May 24th.

It's also said that NBC will air 6 episodes that have already been produced.



Also, here are the pitiful results for the E! "Save This Show" survey:

Save One Show 2007

The Results:

Save One Show

  • (0%) 30 Rock
  • (0%) The Class
  • (0%) Close to Home
  • (0%) Crossing Jordan
  • (0%) Friday Night Lights
  • (36%) Gilmore Girls
  • (0%) How I Met Your Mother
  • (0%) Jericho
  • (0%) Medium
  • (0%) The Nine
  • (21%) One Tree Hill
  • (0%) Scrubs
  • (0%) Six Degrees
  • (2%) Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
  • (8%) Supernatural
  • (32%) Veronica Mars
  • (1%) What About Brian