CBS Fall Schedule

[James Harvey]

The announcements keep on coming as CBS has announced their fall schedule. Let's take a look:

SUNDAY
7:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Bram & Alice
8:30 Becker
9:00 Sunday Night Movie

MONDAY
8:00 The King of Queens
8:30 Yes, Dear
9:00 Everybody Loves Raymond
9:30 Still Standing
10:00 CSI: Miami

TUESDAY
8:00 JAG
9:00 The Guardian
10:00 Judging Amy

WEDNESDAY
8:00 60 Minutes 2
9:00 The Amazing Race 3
10:00 Presidio Med

THURSDAY
8:00 Survivor:Thailand
9:00 CSI
10:00 Without A Trace

FRIDAY
8:00 48 Hours
9:00 HACK
10:00 RHD/LA

SATURDAY
8:00 Touched By An Angel
9:00 The District
10:00 The Agency

CANCELLED SHOWS

"Citizen Baines," "Danny," "The Education of Max Bickford," "The Ellen Show," "Family Law," "First Monday," "That's Life" and "Wolf Lake"

NEW SHOWS

In addition to "CSI: Miami," which stars David Caruso ("NYPD Blue"), Emily Procter ("The West Wing") and Adam Rodriguez ("Roswell"), the new dramas are:

"Presidio Med" (10 p.m. Wednesday): John Wells, Lydia Woodward and Christopher Chulack, all veterans of "ER," are producing this series about doctors who work together in San Francisco. It will air opposite another San Francisco-set medical show, ABC's "Meds."

"Without a Trace" (10 p.m. Thursday): A procedural about an FBI task force that finds missing persons using psychological profiling techniques that should match up well with its "CSI" lead-in.

"Hack" (9 p.m. Friday): David Morse ("St. Elsewhere") plays a disgraced former cop who now works as a cabbie and does some crime-solving on the side.

"RHD/LA" (10 p.m. Friday): The "RHD" stands for Robbery Homicide Division in this cop show about Los Angeles detectives from executive producer Michael Mann ("Miami Vice," "Ali," "Heat" ).

At midseason, CBS will debut "Queens Supreme," a courtroom drama starring Oliver Platt ("The West Wing") and Annabella Sciorra ("The Sopranos"). Comedy "Baby Bob" will also return in midseason.

Comments?

[The Penguin]

Hmm. Barring some very attractive ads this summer CBS will keep me around for The District, but won't gain any extra viewing from me other than Letterman. I'm a little concerned about it moving from the timeslot it's had for two years (10 p.m.), but it won't affect my watching it.

[czyznyck99]

Under the number of teens outnumber the babyboomers, long live CBS.

If there wasn't Justice League, I MIGHT watch 60 Minutes. I remember getting extra credit in history class in high school because I would write a commentary on the three stories.

Touched By An Angel dissapointed me. Seasons 3 through 6 were very enjoyable, but now it's way too evangelical. I just don't watch it anymore.

The last time I seriously watched CBS was in the Ninja Turtle days.

Oh, and then there's Judging Amy, a nicely done show. I watch it on occasion.

Oh well.

[Auggie Doggie]

Great, now I can put up this anthology:

Baby Bob is to the Eye Network as Watching Elle is to the Peacock Network.

[GrayGhost]

I am very happy that CBS removed Becker from Monday nights. However, they canceled Fmaily Law?

I think they should have had the Monday schedule:
King of Queens, Baby Bob, Raymond, Yes Dear, Family Law

Monday night is the only night I watch CBS.

[Nickdisk]

somehow i knew The Ellen Show wouldnt last very long

i'm glad they havent cancelled Becker, The King of Queens & Everybody Loves Raymond