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[09/03/15 - 08:55 AM] "The Carmichael Show" Grows in Its Second Week, Up 18% at 9 P.M., 22% at 9:30 NBC spins the numbers for Wednesday, September 2.
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[08/27/15 - 08:53 AM] "The Carmichael Show" Is the Most-Watched Summer Comedy Debut Since 2007, Wins the Slot Among the Big 4 in Adults 18-49 NBC spins the numbers for Wednesday, August 26.
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[08/13/15 - 08:56 AM] NBC Ranks #1 Wednesday Night with "Talent" Gains at 8, "Last Comic" Wins at 10 NBC spins the numbers for Wednesday, August 12.
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[08/06/15 - 08:54 AM] "Mr. Robinson" Is the Most-Watched Summer Comedy Debut on the Big 4 Since 2007, Second-Highest-Rated in 18-49 Since 2009 NBC spins the numbers for Wednesday, August 5.
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[07/11/14 - 09:13 AM] "Welcome to Sweden" Out-Rates Every Episode of All Three of Last Summer's Original Comedies on the Big 4 Networks NBC spins the numbers for Thursday, July 10.
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[05/30/14 - 08:59 AM] "Undateable" Is the Top Debuting Summer Comedy in Five Years NBC spins the numbers for Thursday, May 29.
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[05/13/10 - 04:56 PM] Development Update: Thursday, May 13 Updates include: "Damages" creators sign overall deal with Sony; Angus T. Jones to return to CBS's "Men"; and Prospect Park books three projects.
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[12/17/09 - 09:40 AM] The Goode Family to Air on Comedy Central(R) Beginning January 4, 2010 The short-lived ABC series will air Mondays at 10:00/9:00c on the cable channel.
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[12/01/09 - 12:58 PM] Comedy Central January Programming Highlights On tap: new specials from comedians Larry the Cable Guy, Aziz Ansari, Artie Lange and Arj Barker.
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[11/06/09 - 06:02 PM] Development Update: Friday, November 6 Updates include: "Dr. Phil" lands a long-term renewal; Mandeville Films books post-"Monk" plans; and Matt Passmore to topline A&E's "Sugarloaf."
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[10/28/09 - 06:44 PM] Development Update: Wednesday, October 28 Updates include: Comedy Central lands repeats of short-lived duo; Idris Elba to play lawyer for new NBC project; and a trio joins Laura Linney on Showtime's "The C Word."
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[09/14/09 - 02:24 PM] G4 Counts Down the Sexiest Internet Hotties in New TV Special "Women of the Web" Premiering Thursday, September 17 at 8pm ET/PT Howard Kremer, Jonah Ray and Kel Mitchell will join host Kevin Pereira.
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[08/08/09 - 03:08 PM] Mcpherson Declares "Goode Family," "Suburbia" Dead The ABC chief confirmed both shows won't be back following his network's executive session at the TCA summer press tour this afternoon.
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[06/04/09 - 11:25 PM] ABC Moves Up "Game Show," Sends Comedies to Fridays The new season will now launch on June 17 as "Surviving Suburbia" and "The Goode Family" get bumped to Fridays starting June 12.
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[06/02/09 - 12:08 PM] Primetime Ratings Report for the Week of May 25, 2009 ABC spins the numbers for the week of May 25-31.
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[05/29/09 - 11:24 AM] More Unaired Episodes Set for Summer New episodes of ABC's "Samantha Who?" and "Cupid" - plus CBS's "Worst Week" - are set to turn up in the coming weeks.
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[05/28/09 - 11:39 AM] ABC Marks Top Summer Wednesday in 1 Year in Viewers and Young Adults ABC spins the numbers for Wednesday, May 27.
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[05/27/09 - 12:40 AM] The Futon's First Look: "Goode Family, The" (ABC)
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[05/26/09 - 10:51 AM] CityTV Announces Summer 2009 Programming Line Up The Canadian broadcaster will carry "Law and Order UK," among other series.
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[04/08/09 - 01:29 PM] ABC Announces Its Summer Schedule "The Superstars," "I Survived A Japanese Game Show" and "Dating in the Dark" are among the latest additions.
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[04/04/09 - 01:11 PM] Daisies, "Knocks" Among ABC's Summer Slate Also due next month: the return of "Wipeout," the premiere of the animated comedy "The Goode Family" and the mini-series "Diamonds."
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[01/16/09 - 06:09 PM] Development Update: Friday, January 16 Updates include: Hugh Bonneville joins David E. Kelley's "Legally Mad" at NBC; Matthew Weiner to return to AMC's "Mad Men"; and TCA news from ABC.
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[11/14/08 - 04:32 PM] ABC Adds "Unusuals," "Goode Family" to Wednesdays The moves, along with the network's complete midseason lineup, were revealed this afternoon. (UPDATED: Due to popular demand, we've added screen captures of the lineup.)
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[11/10/08 - 09:45 PM] Midseason Plans Come Into Focus for Abc "Border Security USA," "Scrubs" and "Here Come the Newlyweds" are on track for January starts while new homes may be in store for "Life on Mars" and "Private Practice."
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[11/03/08 - 06:22 PM] Development Update: Monday, November 3 Updates include: Brooke Smith exits "Grey's Anatomy"; "Heroes" drops two co-executive producers; and ABC eyes a "King of the Hill" transplant from FOX.
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[10/15/08 - 06:10 PM] Development Update: Wednesday, October 15 Updates include: David E. Kelley to return to NBC; Robert De Niro lands three-for-one pilot deal at CBS; and four series get additional scripts.
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[08/26/08 - 10:29 AM] ABC Announces Five New Series Pick-Ups Newcomers include "Better Off Ted," "Castle," "Cupid," "Single With Parents" and "The Unusuals."
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[06/12/08 - 01:14 PM] CityTV Announces Fall 2008 - 2009 Programming Schedule The Canadian broadcaster notes VH1's "Rock of Love" will be back for season three while apparently FOX's "Outnumbered" and The CW's "F.A.T. City" are a go for midseason.
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[05/13/08 - 02:59 PM] The Futon's Upfront Notes: Abc Updates include: "Boston Legal" to end; "Here Come the Newlyweds" and "Dance War" may return; and details on the 17 pilots under consideration for midseason.
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[05/13/08 - 05:00 AM] ABC Unveils 2008-09 Primetime Schedule New series include "The Goode Family," "Life on Mars," "Opportunity Knocks," "Scrubs"
and "Untitled Ashton Kutcher/Tyra Banks Project."
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[05/12/08 - 06:53 AM] Development Update: Monday, May 12 (Morning) Updates include: Peter Berg to helm FOX's "Virtuality"; Frances Fisher heads to Sci Fi's "Eureka"; and FOX formalizes its "Fringe" and "Dollhouse" pickups.
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[05/09/08 - 05:13 PM] Development Update: Friday, May 9 Updates include: Alexander Payne to direct "Hung" for HBO; Damon Lindelof promises the full 48 of "Lost"; and FOX passes on "The Oaks."
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[02/08/08 - 06:21 PM] Development Update: Week of February 4-8 Updates include: Joshua Jackson to round out FOX's "Fringe"; Media Rights Capital lands series at ABC, Comedy Central and HBO; and "Inside the NFL" is cut loose by HBO.
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