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This page last updated 18 June 2007.

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Mondays
8:00p	Dancing With The Stars * Reality	How I Met Your Mother Comedy	Everybody Hates Chris Comedy	Prison Break Drama	Chuck Comedy/Drama
8:30p		The Big Bang Theory Comedy	Aliens In America Comedy
9:00p		Two And A Half Men Comedy	Girlfriends Comedy	K-Ville **** Drama	Heroes Sci-Fi/Drama
9:30p	Samantha Who? ** Comedy	Rules Of Engagement Comedy	The Game Comedy
10:00p	The Bachelor *** Reality	CSI: Miami Drama			Journeyman Drama
10:30p

MONDAY NOTES:
* Dancing With The Stars will be replaced by returning reality series Wife Swap in early 2008.
** In early 2008, Samantha Who? (formerly known as Sam I Am) will shift to 9:00p, and returning sitcom Notes From The Underbelly will move into the 9:30p slot.
*** October Road will return to the schedule at 10:00p beginning in early 2008.
**** A seventh season of 24 will air at 9:00p beginning in January, with K-Ville and Prison Break sharing the 8:00p slot.

Tuesdays
8:00p	Cavemen Comedy	NCIS Drama	Beauty And The Geek Reality	Bones ** Sci-Fi/Drama	The Biggest Loser Reality
8:30p	Carpoolers Comedy
9:00p	Dancing With The Stars * Reality	The Unit Drama	Reaper Sci-Fi/Drama	House Drama
9:30p
10:00p	Boston Legal Drama	Cane Drama			Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Drama
10:30p

TUESDAY NOTES:
* New drama Cashmere Mafia (with Lucy Liu as one of four career-oriented women who support each other) will replace Dancing With The Stars in early 2008.
** New Amsterdam was moved to midseason.

Wednesdays
8:00p	Pushing Daisies Sci-Fi/Drama	Kid Nation Reality	America's Next Top Model Reality	Back To You Comedy	Deal Or No Deal Game Show
8:30p				'Til Death * Comedy
9:00p	Private Practice Drama	Criminal Minds Drama	Gossip Girl Drama	Kitchen Nightmares Reality	Bionic Woman Sci-Fi/Drama
9:30p
10:00p	Dirty Sexy Money Drama	CSI: New York Drama			Life Drama
10:30p

WEDNESDAY NOTES:
* The new Amy Sherman-Palladino comedy The Return Of Jezebel James (with Lauren Ambrose and Parker Posey as sisters) will take over the 8:30p timeslot in the spring.

Thursdays
8:00p	Ugly Betty Drama	Survivor Reality	Smallville Drama	Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader? Game Show	My Name Is Earl Comedy
8:30p					30 Rock Comedy
9:00p	Grey's Anatomy Drama	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Drama	Supernatural Drama	Don't Forget the Lyrics! Reality	The Office Comedy
9:30p					Scrubs Comedy
10:00p	Big Shots Drama	Without A Trace Drama			ER Drama
10:30p

THURSDAY NOTES:
* New drama Canterbury's Law (attorney Julianna Margulies does whatever she can to defend the wrongfully accused) will inherit the 9:00p timeslot in early 2008.

Fridays
8:00p	20/20 News	Ghost Whisperer Drama	WWE Smackdown Sports	American Band Reality	1 vs 100 *** Game Show
8:30p
9:00p	Women's Murder Club Drama	Moonlight Drama		Nashville ** Realtiy	Las Vegas Drama
9:30p
10:00p	Men In Trees Drama	Numb3rs Drama			Friday Night Lights Drama
10:30p

FRIDAY NOTES:
*** Deal or No Deal takes over for 1 vs. 100 on September 28.

Saturdays
8:00p	Saturday Night College Football Sports	(various repeats)		Cops Reality	Dateline News
8:30p				Cops (repeats) Reality
9:00p				America's Most Wanted Reality	(various repeats)
9:30p
10:00p		48 Hours Mystery News
10:30p

Sundays
7:00p	America's Funniest Home Videos Comedy/Reality	60 Minutes News	Online Nation Reality	Football postgame * Sports	Football Night In America *** (4p PT) Sports
7:30p			CW Now News
8:00p	Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Reality	Viva Laughlin! Musical/Drama	Life Is Wild Drama	The Simpsons Comedy	Sunday Night Football * (815p ET / 515p PT) Sports
8:30p				King Of The Hill ** Comedy
9:00p	Desperate Housewives Comedy/Drama	Cold Case Drama	America's Next Top Model (Rebroadcast) Reality	Family Guy ** Comedy
9:30p				American Dad ** Comedy
10:00p	Brothers & Sisters Drama	Shark Drama
10:30p

SUNDAY NOTES:
* West coast affiliates will air local programming in lieu of the football postgame show (which will air live at approximately 4:00p).
** In January, animated comedies King Of The Hill and American Dad will shift to the 7:00p and 7:30p slots, and Family Guy will move to 8:30p. New sci-fi drama The Sarah Connor Chronicles (based on characters from the Terminator movies) will air from 9:00p - 10:00p.
*** After the conclusion of the NFL season, NBC's Sunday night lineup will include returnees Dateline NBC at 7p, Law & Order at 8p, and Medium at 9p, followed by the highly-anticipated dramedy Lipstick Jungle (from the book about three successful New York women by "Sex and the City" author Candace Bushnell).

Cable Highlights for the 2007-08 Season

	Futurama New episodes of the beloved but long-shelved series may air as soon as 2008
	The Sarah Silverman Program For season 2, expect 7 episodes in the fall and 7 in 2008
	South Park You didn't expect this show to go away, did you?
	30 Days Morgan Spurlock's role-reversal documentary series returns in late 2007
	Dirt Courteney Cox's tabloid drama is back in early 2008 with 13 episodes
	It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Danny DeVito returns for a 15-episode third season
	Nip/Tuck The plastic surgeons continue in Los Angeles for season five this fall
	The Riches Eddie Izzard/Minnie Driver dramedy will reappear at some point in 2008
	The Shield Emmy-winning cop drama returns for one final season in early 2008
	12 Miles Of Bad Road Think "Dallas," but a lot funnier. Lily Tomlin stars
	Curb Your Enthusiasm A sixth season of Larry David & co. is expected this fall
	The Wire The much-heralded drama's fifth and final season will air in the fall or spring
	Battlestar Galactica Will they reach Earth? January brings the fourth and final(?) season
	Brotherhood Showtime's own mob series returns for a second season this fall
	Dexter Acclaimed serial killer drama is set to return for a second season
	The L Word Cybill Shepherd guests on the series' fifth season, beginning in January
	This American Life Ira Glass mans the desk for six new episodes to air in 2008
	Law & Order: Criminal Intent In a switch, new episodes will air on USA, repeats on NBC

Looking Ahead To Midseason

On ABC, in addition to the titles listed above, look for additional new drama Eli Stone (the producers of Brothers & Sisters return with a hallucinating San Francisco lawyer), new reality program Oprah's Big Give (with the talk show host giving away a tiny fraction of her fortune to needy people), and new comedy Miss/Guided (Judy Greer is a rookie high school guidance counselor). Additional returning shows expected by early 2008 include Lost, Primetime, and Supernanny. There is also a small chance that comedy According To Jim will return.

On CBS, early 2008 will bring the returns of reality show The Amazing Race and sitcom The New Adventures Of Old Christine, joined by a limited seven-episode run of returning drama Jericho. In addition, new comedy The Captain (about a writer living in Hollywood) and new drama Swingtown (about swingers in suburban Chicago during the 1970s) will arrive at some point during the season.

On the CW, a re-tooled One Tree Hill (which will be set four years into the future) and a second installment of Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search For The Next Doll will return at midseason, joined by new programs Farmer Wants A Wife (a countrified reality dating show that is exactly what the title suggests) and Crowned: The Mother Of All Pageants (a beauty pageant competition featuring mother-daughter teams).

On Fox, in addition to the numerous midseason schedule changes, look for a new comedy The Rules For Starting Over (a look at four 30-something Bostonian friends from the Farrelly Brothers) and drama New Amsterdam (director Lasse Hallstrom's first foray into TV centers on an immortal NYPD detective) are set to appear at some point during the season.

On NBC, shows that will be arriving as replacements for failed series include comedy The IT Crowd (based on the British workplace series about a corporate Information Technology department) and reality competition World Moves (which pits dance teams against one another). On the hot seat is The Apprentice, which may or may not return for a seventh season.