NBC's Mid-Season Schedule

[Old Guy]

MONDAYS (beginning January 5)

8-10 p.m. -- "SUPERSTARS OF DANCE"; premieres Sunday, January 4 (9-11 p.m.); season finale Monday, January 26 (8-9 p.m.)

10-11 p.m. - "MOMMA'S BOYS"

("Chuck" and "Heroes" return in February)


TUESDAYS (beginning January 6)

8-10 p.m. - "The Biggest Loser: Couples"

10-11 p.m. -- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"

TUESDAY (January 20)

10-11 p.m. - "Dateline NBC": Presidential Inauguration Special (10-11 p.m. ET)


WEDNESDAYS (beginning January 7)

8-9 p.m. -- "Knight Rider"

9-10 p.m. - "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" encores ("Life" returns in February)

10-11 p.m. -- "Law & Order"


THURSDAYS (beginning January 8)

8-8:30 p.m. - "My Name Is Earl"

8:30-9 p.m. -- "Kath & Kim"

9:00-9:31 p.m. -- "The Office"

9:31-10 p.m. -- "30 Rock"

10-11 p.m. - "ER"


FRIDAYS

8-9 p.m. -- "HOWIE DO IT" (series premiere January 9)

9-10 p.m. - "Friday Night Lights" (beginning January 16)

10-11 p.m. -- "Dateline NBC" (beginning December 5)


SATURDAYS (beginning January 10)

8-11 - "Law & Order" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" encores


SUNDAYS (January 4)

7-9 p.m. - "Saturday Night Live Sports Extra"

9-11 p.m. - "SUPERSTARS OF DANCE" (premiere)

"Sunday -- Event Specials"

8-11 p.m. - "THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS" (January 11)

9-11 p.m. - "SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE FILM FESTIVAL" (January 18)

9-11 p.m. -- THE LAST TEMPLAR -- (January 25 and Monday, January 26)

6:15-10 p.m. -- SUPER BOWL XLIII (February 1)

[Michael24]

I'm upset that NBC is moving Crusoe Friday to Saturday on December 6, and at 8PM. That's gonna throw my whole Saturday evening off for awhile. However, I read that it's scheduled to air up to January 31, which looks to be enough time to complete it's 13-episode run, so I should take that as a sign it hasn't been out-right canceled yet. :)

[Wonderwall]

Meh, NBC doesn't really offer me anything besides Earl and the Office, especially now since Chuck and Heroes will be on hiatus( not sure if thats a bad thing for Heroes ). However it is nice to see Friday Night Lights back and of course the Super Bowl.

[Old Guy]

of course the Super Bowl.

When was the last time NBC had the Super Bowl? These past few years it's mostly been FOX.

[Master Moron]

When was the last time NBC had the Super Bowl? These past few years it's mostly been FOX.

No, last year it was Fox, the year before it was CBS, then the year before was ABC. I remember this because of the shows that aired after the Super Bowl. Last year House aired after the Superbowl, the year before it was Criminal Minds, and the year before that it was Grey's Anatomy. The year prior to that it must have been NBC, but for the life of me I can't remember what show they aired after the Super Bowl.

[Old Guy]

The year prior to that it must have been NBC, but for the life of me I can't remember what show they aired after the Super Bowl.

No, it was FOX because that's when the American Dad pilot premiered.

[Wonderwall]

When was the last time NBC had the Super Bowl? These past few years it's mostly been FOX.

Oh I just meant it was nice that it was there, not so much as an NBC fixture as I know FOX had it last year.

[bigddan11]

This is NBC's first Superbowl since they got the rights to Sunday Night Football. FOX and CBS have done the last two.

As far as Saturday night, it is incorrect since they have announced Crusoe will have premiere episodes at 8 PM.

[SF4Ever]

When was the last time NBC had the Super Bowl? These past few years it's mostly been FOX.

January, 1998: Super Bowl XXXII, between the Packers and the Broncos. BTW, Fox only got the Super Bowl every 3 years, starting in February, 2002 with Super Bowl XXXVI(Fox carried Super Bowl XXXIII, ABC had Super Bowl XXIV and CBS had Super Bowl XXXV).

[Master Moron]

No, it was FOX because that's when the American Dad pilot premiered.

Ah yes, you are correct. They aired The Simpsons and American Dad after the Superbowl, and then the year before that CBS aired Survivor: All Stars after the Superbowl.