NBC Midseason Schedule

[Keith1701]

NBC has ordered more scripts for Harry's Law. I expect 16 episodes and then a cancellation. Prime Suspect is effectively cancelled.

Awake is still not scheduled. That bothers me. It'll probably take Rock Center's spot.

That is good news.

 

[Cicero]

When Prime Suspect leaves the air, every network series I watch will be on CBS. What's strange about this is that only a few years ago, I almost exclusively watched NBC: The West Wing, ER, Law & Order, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent (the one show I watched on another network was Smallville; for several years before that, the only other non-NBC show I watched was Enterprise).

I still watch some of NBC's cable output, in White Collar, but not nearly so much as when I tuned in for Burn Notice, Royal Pains, White Collar, and Psych every week. It's weird watching a network I almost never watched before, and watching nothing on the network I watched almost exclusively will be stranger still.

It's too bad that Prime Suspect never found an audience. It's a really good show; I don't think anything else currently on television, even on cable, has the same sense of verisimilitude that it delivers.

 

[Starbreaker]

I watch three shows on NBC now. Law & Order: SVU, The Office, and Up All Night. It's such a wasteland.

 

[Temis the Vorta]

I'm pretty much at the point of giving up on the broadcast nets entirely. Their stuff is just bland mush compared to cable.

 

[bigdaddy]

I'm pretty much at the point of giving up on the broadcast nets entirely. Their stuff is just bland mush compared to cable.

I just bought the third season of Damages on DVD from Target for $10. It's amazing. I still find it amazing how EVERYONE on the show gets killed! One of the best dramas on TV right now (The other being Breaking Bad).