What’s On TV Tonight? “RHONY”, “Greys Anatomy”, “CSI”, & “Swamp People”

The Big Bang Theory 8-8:30pm, CBS. After learning of her son’s engagement, Howard’s mother lands in the hospital.

Community 8-8:30pm, NBC. The paintball war continues as the Greendale students decide to band together to defeat their enemy.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 9-10pm, CBS. After years of tracking him, Langston finally meets Nate Haskell.

Bones 9-10pm, FOX. When Jacob Broadsky claims another victim, Booth becomes determined to track the killer down.

Parks and Recreation 9:30-10:30pm, NBC. Back-to-back Pawnee funny tonight as Leslie and Ann have a huge blow-out and later, Leslie and Ben try to control their feelings when Chris sends them out of town on a business trip together.

Here‘s tonight’s lineup of new shows and events (all times Eastern). Check your local TV listings for additional information.

8:00 to 9:00
ABC: ‘Wipeout’
CBS: ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and ‘Rules of Engagement’
CW: ‘The Vampire Diaries’**
FOX: ‘American Idol’
NBC: ‘Community’**
DIY: ‘DIY Dominator’
ESPN: ‘NBA Playoffs’ — Game 6 between the Bulls and the Hawks
NatGeo: ‘Naked Science’* — Tenth season premiere
NatGeo WILD: ‘Lost Land of the Tiger’
OWN: ‘Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story’ — (90 minutes)
Planet Green: ‘Dresscue Me’#

Whats New On TV Tonight? “American Idol”, “The Big Bang Theory”, “Greys Anatomy” & “RHONYC”

Community 8-8:30pm, NBC. It’s the return of paintball, Community fans as the close of the school year is celebrated with the game, featuring Lost‘s Josh Holloway.

American Idol 8-9pm, FOX. Jennifer Lopez comes out from behind the judges table to perform with Pitbull and Lady Antebellum drops by, as well.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 9-10pm, CBS. Langston’s ex-wife is kidnapped by the “Dick & Jane” killer, leaving behind a message written in blood.

Bones 9-10pm, FOX. A teenage deaf girl is found covered in blood, brandishing a knife and unable to communicate.

Parks and Recreation 9:30-10pm, NBC. Parker Posey guest stars as a government worker from a rival town and old friend of Leslie’s.

Here‘s tonight’s lineup of new shows and events (all times Eastern). Check your local TV listings for additional information.

8:00 to 9:00
ABC: ‘Wipeout’
CBS: ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and ‘Rules of Engagement’
CW: ‘The Vampire Diaries’
FOX: ‘American Idol’
NBC: ‘Community’
DIY: ‘DIY Dominator’*
HBO: ‘Precious Life’ — (90 minutes) The story of a young Palestinian boy who auto-immune disorder can only be treated at an Israeli hospital.
NickToons: ‘Speed Racer: The Next Generation’ — 8:30 start
Versus: ‘NHL Playoffs’ — 8:30 start for the fourth game between the Canucks and Predators

What’s On TV Tonight? “The Office”, “Greys Anatomy”, “Big Bang Theory” and “RHONY”

The Big Bang Theory 8-8:30pm, CBS. Priya takes her legal skills to Leonard and Sheldon’s roommate agreement.

Community 8-8:30pm, NBC. Shirley goes into labor during the anthropology final and Chang insists that the early birth is a sign that the child is his.

American Idol 8-9pm, FOX. Crystal Bowersox and Bruno Mars perform before another contestant is voted off.

The Office 9-9:52pm, NBC. If the final moments of last week’s episode made you well up, you better stock up on the tissues because tonight, Michael Scott says his goodbyes to the folks in Scranton.

Parks and Recreation 9:52-10:30pm, NBC. Ben moves in with April and Andy and, upon seeing the state of their home, gives them a crash course in adulthood.

Here‘s tonight’s lineup of new shows and events (all times Eastern). Check your local TV listings for additional information.

8:00 to 9:00
ABC: ’20/20′
CBS: ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and ‘Rules of Engagement’
CW: ‘The Vampire Diaries’
FOX: ‘American Idol’
NBC: ‘Community’
ESPN: ‘NFL Draft’ (210 minutes)
Showtime: ‘Bud Greenspan Presents: Vancouver 2010 Stories of Olympic Glory’ (120 minutes)
NickToons: ‘Speed Racer: The Next Generation’ (8:30 start)
TLC: ‘The Making of a Royal Wedding’
TNT: ‘NBA Playoffs’ (game 6, Lakers vs. Hornets)

What’s New On TV Tonight? “”Community”, “Parks & Recreation”, “RHONYC” & “Swamp People”

 

Community 8-8:30pm, NBC. The study group members reminisce on their treasured moments together and Annie’s Boobs returns.

American Idol 8-9pm, FOX. David Cook and Katy Perry perform prior to the elimination of another contestant.

Bones 9-10pm, FOX. Booth seeks help from a former Iraqi soldier when investigating the death of a maritime museum guard.

The Office 9-9:30pm, NBC. Michael instructs Deangelo (Will Ferrell) on hosting the annual Dundie awards.

30 Rock 10-11pm, NBC. TGS celebrates their 100th episode (as does 30 Rock with this one) as the show struggles with the possibility of being canceled.

Here‘s tonight’s lineup of new shows and events (all times Eastern). Check your local TV listings for additional information.

8:00 to 9:00
CW: ‘The Vampire Diaries’
FOX: ‘American Idol’
NBC: ‘Community’ and ‘The Paul Reiser Show’
ESPN2: ‘MLS Soccer’ — The D.C. United against the New York Red Bulls
Lifetime: ‘Royal Wedding of a Lifetime’
NatGeo: ‘The 12,000-Bottle Boat’
TNT: ‘NBA Playoffs’ — Game 3 between the 76ers and Miami Heat

Comedies starting to make a comeback????

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Are comedies starting to come back to the networks????   It seems that networks are starting to program comedies into their programming schedules and even made it as far as earning renewal rewards this year.

For example, ABC had a brand new comedy Wednesday with “Cougartown”, “The Middle,” “Modern Family” and “Hank.  While “Hank was extremely short lived and the rest of the remainder of the episodes were not aired, “The Middle”, “Modern Family”, & “Cougar Town” have snatched viewers and have a following.  The ratings on Wednesday night ABC are starting to pick up.  However, those three comedies are ABCs only three comedies in their entire lineup!

As for Fox, “Brothers” (football extraordinaire Michael Strahan comedy) has been renewed for its second season.  Fox, has four other comedy shows that are popular and are considered to have a “cult” like following.  However those other four comedies are animated leaving “Brothers” its only human comedy show airing currently.

NBC has two veterans “30 Rock” and “The Office”.  This year, they created many comedies and sticking with them for another season are “The Marriage Ref (Reality/Comedy), “Community” & “Parks & Recreation”.  This brings NBC to the total of 5 comedies that will be continuing to next year.

Sadly, the CW network has 0 comedies in its lineup.  The reality shows and drama shows in their demographic fill up all of their time slots, however, they should start looking for at least 1 new comedy for a pilot next year.  Not everything is always so serious and lightening things up for your viewers can be good!

CBS, the “big daddy” of comedies currently adds to our comedy lineup every year and has gotten our attention!   CBS houses comedies such as veterans “Two and a half men”, “How I Met Your Mother”, “New Adventures of Old Christine”, “Gary Unmarried”, “Rules of Engagement”, “The Big Bang Theory” and newcomer “Accidentally on Purpose”.  CBS has been fighting for comedy rights for many years.  The writing is always a laugh out loud moment.   Keep bringing us funny comedies that ensure it’s at the top of our DVR / Watch Live List.

What is your favorite comedy?

What was canceled that you wish was still around?

What re-runs of comedies (in syndication) do you still watch?