Heroes

TV Ratings: CBS tops Friday, 'Dollhouse' finale beat by 'Smallville'

source: From Inside the Box

CBS: "Ghost Whisperer" (8.3 million viewers, 5.1/9 households) NBC: "Law & Order" (6.8 million, 4.4/8) ABC: "Supernanny" (4.7 million, 3.0/5) The CW: "Smallville" (2.5 million, 1.6/3) FOX: "Dollhouse" finale (2.2 million, 1.4/2) 9 p.m.

Published Sat, Jan 30

Coming to NBC: new shows about a superhero and customer service reps

source: TV Squad

NBC seems to be picking up a lot of pilots lately, and here are two more. Cape is about a cop who decides to become a superhero so he can clear his name and get back together with his son. It's written by Tom Wheeler and will be produced by Lloyd Braun and Gail Berman. I'm surprised they didn't just ad...

Published Fri, Jan 29

NBC sends 'The Biggest Loser' after 'Lost'

source: zap2it/television (Feedburner)

What do you think of NBC's move? And are you, or anyone else you know, a die-hard fan of both "Lost" and "The Biggest Loser"? Your one-stop shop for the final season of 'Lost' Lost': Cynthia Watros, Harold Perrineau will return Zap2it's Guide to 'Lost' Biggest Loser' recaps

Published Fri, Jan 29

TV ratings: 'Bones' uncovers a Thursday win

source: zap2it/television (Feedburner)

8 p.m. 18-49 leader: "Bones" (3.6) 9 p.m. CBS: "CSI" rerun (9.1 million, 5.8/9) FOX: "Fringe" (8.9 million, 5.2/8) ABC: "Grey's Anatomy" rerun (5.25 million, 3.6/6) NBC: "The Office" rerun (4.6 million, 2.9/5)/"30 Rock" rerun (3.9 million, 2.5/4) The CW: "Supernatural" (2.65 million, 1.8/3)

Published Fri, Jan 29

NBC Maintains The Superheroics With New Drama [The Cape]

source: io9

Heroes may about to get some costumed company on NBC next season. The peacock network has given the go-ahead for a pilot for a new superhero drama that promises to mix emotional fireworks with the special effect fights. NBC picks up 'The Cape,' 'Outsourced' [Hollywood Reporter]

Published Fri, Jan 29

Conan 'destructive' to 'Tonight Show' and media 'unfair,' Leno tells Oprah

source: The Watcher

But according to Leno, he got his job back only after NBC canceled his prime-time program and after Conan told NBC -- and the world -- that he wouldn't agree to "The Tonight Show" being moved. (Read a transcript of Leno's remarks on Winfrey's show.)

Published Thu, Jan 28

Conan 'destructive' to 'Tonight Show' and media 'unfair,' Leno tells Oprah

source: chicagotribune.com

But according to Leno, he got his job back only after NBC canceled his prime-time program and after Conan told NBC -- and the world -- that he wouldn't agree to "The Tonight Show" being moved. (Read a transcript of Leno's remarks on Winfrey's show.)

Published Thu, Jan 28

Jay Leno tells Oprah, 'I was devastated'

source: zap2it/television (Feedburner)

Leno also had some less-than-kind words for NBC -- "NBC could not have handled it worse. From 2004 onward, this whole thing was a huge mess" -- and what seemed like genuine wishes for O'Brien to find a new gig soon. Follow Zap2it on Twitter and Facebook for the latest TV, movie and celebrity new...

Published Thu, Jan 28