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The Sci Fi Channel began airing repeats of the series on January 23, 2009, on Fridays at 9 pm/ET. [57] The series averaged one million viewers per episode on the Sci Fi Channel, making it one of the better-performing acquired series of the channel in recent years. [58] Warner Home Video released the complete first season on DVD on January 20 ...
"No Such Thing as Vampires" is the pilot episode of the American paranormal romance television drama Moonlight, which premiered on CBS on September 28, 2007. [1] It was written by series creators/executive producers Trevor Munson and Ron Koslow, and directed by executive producer Rod Holcomb. [2]
This included a half-hour extension to its weekday morning show at 7 (known as My Morning News on My 3.2), a repeat of the thirty-minute weekday noon broadcast at 12:30 (called KIMT News 3 Midday on My 3.2), and prime time newscast weeknights at 9 (known as My Primetime News at 9). Eventually, the half-hour weeknight show was reduced to a five ...
Now that the 1980s TV classic "Moonlighting" has found a new fan base on Hulu, you might be wondering why it got cancelled. We examine seven prime suspects. The Real Reason Why the Hit '80s TV ...
For this Saturday’s episode, it was Glor’s co-hosts, Dana Jacobson and Michelle Miller, who led the morning program. 20+ Dumb Things TV Did This YearView List Glor said goodbye to CBS News ...
Jen Creer of TV Squad criticized the writing, but said she felt that Sophia Myles was doing a "decent job of developing her character and embracing the material". [3] Carl Cortez of iFMagazine.com said this episode improved "leaps and bounds", and was a "step in the right direction".
CBS News is now expected to partner more with its local TV stations. Glor had been with CBS News since 2007. His reporting appeared frequently across its programs on major stories, and he was ...
Nevertheless, newswriters at CBS News and at local CBS owned-and-operated television stations (as well as CBS Radio news entities) were subject to the threat of a different strike action by the WGA. CBS News writers under the WGA had been without a contract with the network since April 2005 [104] until a contract was agreed to on January 9 ...