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Veronica Santiago and Neil Estep review Hairspray, Chuck & Larry, and Premonition in this episode of FilmCrunch.
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Despite little assistance from it’s lead-in, Grey’s Anatomy saw its best numbers since the season premiere. Unfortunately, the series couldn’t keep CBS from taking its fourth Thursday in a row.

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Click to continue reading Thursday Ratings: Grey’s Anatomy Has Best Night in Weeks

Read More | Variety

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Pushing Daisies

What I feared would probably happen has now just come true. ABC has given the ax to Pushing Daisies. And Dirty Sexy Money. And Eli Stone.

Although an earlier draft of the midseason schedule hinted at this possibility, it was unclear at that time whether the shows were simply going on hiatus. Now we know the sophomore programs will wrap up production after 13 episodes. (If and when those hours will even air is another matter.) While no one is officially using the word “canceled,“ it’s unlikely these titles will see any significant ratings boosts in the weeks to come.

Click to continue reading ABC Cancels Dirty Sexy Money, Pushing Daisies and Eli Stone

Read More | Entertainment Weekly

As hard as it is for me to admit, it looks like my darling Pushing Daisies will soon be pushed out the door. Despite an Obama bump for its last outing, the show couldn’t maintain the audience. Yesterday’s episode even performed lower than the last unassisted show. CBS had a good evening though. Season high numbers for the two comedies gave the network wins in both categories last night.

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Click to continue reading Wednesday Ratings: Pushing Daisies Clinging to Life

Read More | Variety

Monk

Here’s an update on the shows you will and won’t be seeing in the months to come:

EXTENSIONS
  • Gary Unmarried (CBS) - Full season order
  • Medium (NBC) - Six more episodes ordered
  • Worst Week (CBS) - Three more episodes ordered

Click to continue reading TV Extensions, Renewals and Cancellations (11/20)

Read More | TV Guide

South Park

When Trey Parker and Matt Stone decide to pull the plug on , they won’t quietly fade from the scene with a single half-hour TV stint. These two comedy masters will say good-bye in a way the fans can appreciate (and spend a lot more money on): with another big-screen version of the show.

Don’t worry, avid Park fans, the show isn’t scheduling to end itself anytime soon. Parker and Stone are signed on with Comedy Central until 2011, at which time they may or may not decide to renew their contract.

“We talked about maybe some day doing a movie to sort of end it all, and that seems like the best idea,” said Parker to the press recently. “That’s been a big thought, to do the last show as a movie.”

Click to continue reading South Park’s Last Hurrah: A Big Screen Sequel

Read More | LA Times

What a difference a few months makes. Last May, CBS was still deciding whether to renew How I Met Your Mother. This November, the comedy has shown considerable growth. Last night, HIMYM‘s new season high helped its network take the win with the demos. ABC, in the meantime, was again on top with the viewers.

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Click to continue reading Monday Ratings: Season High for How I Met Your Mother

Read More | Hollywood Reporter

Nearly two weeks after the election, President-elect Barack Obama is still drawing record numbers. Last night’s interview on 60 Minutes attracted approximately 24.5 million, the show’s best numbers in 9 years. This performance helped CBS win the night with the viewers, though it wasn’t enough to take the demos from NBC.

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Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: Obama Still a Big Draw

Read More | Hollywood Reporter

Here are some of the options available this Tuesday.

Star Trek: The Original Series, Season 3

  • Bones (Season 3)
  • Burke’s Law (Season 1, Vol. 2)
  • Charmed (Complete Series)
  • Daniel Boone (Season 6)
  • Doctor Who (Series 4)
  • Gene Simmons Family Jewels (Season 3)
  • Ghost Hunt (Season 1, Part 2)
  • Hannah Montana (Season 1)
  • Hawaii Five-O (Season 5)
  • McHale’s Navy (Season 4)
  • The Odd Couple (Final Season)
  • Star Trek: The Original Series (Remastered) (Season 3)

Read More | Amazon

Despite lower numbers for the 9:00 hour (no NCIS repeat this this time), CBS was still on top last Friday. A large part of the network’s success was due to Ghost Whisperer. The series hit a season high with the viewers last week.

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Click to continue reading Friday Ratings: A New High for Ghost Whisperer

Read More | TV by the Numbers

24 Redemption

(You can view TV Envy’s Fall Television Programming Schedule here.)

MONDAY (11/17)
  • Gossip Girl (CW, 8pm):  “Cyrus (Wallace Shawn) implements changes to the Waldorf Thanksgiving traditions, which upsets Blair.“ The introduction of iocane powder is always a controversial decision.
  • Jon & Kate Plus 8 (TLC, 9pm):  “Jon and Kate renew their vows in an intimate Hawaiian ceremony.“ Wait a second - that wedding hasn’t happened yet? They’ve been milking that cow for weeks!
  • Prison Break (FOX, 9pm):  “T-Bag’s boss at GATE makes him a tempting offer.“ Please don’t let it be a season renewal.
  • My Own Worst Enemy (NBC, 10pm):  “Edward makes a risky deal with a KGB agent to find information on his past.“ Edward better hurry up. He only has a few chances left to get it all figured out.

Click to continue reading This Week on TV (11/17-11/23)


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