People are supposed to find something viewable about this evening? Honestly, I hope Everybody Hates Chris and Aliens get moved to this night next year along with the Game and maybe Chris beginnings or something so there's at least something remotely viewable. Couldn't we at least get some 1 vs. 100 repeats?
Tonight is the 16th night of the May Sweep, and I think its a pretty decent night ahead for television viewing.
MY FRIDAY PRIME:
LIVE:
8:00 pm The Sarah Jane Adventures (SCIFI) -> A dinner party ran late last week, and I missed watching this series. I'm going to give this series a try tonight...I've really enjoyed Doctor Who over the years, as well as the Torchwood spin-off.
9:00 pm Moonlight (CBS) -> Last week I had four bubble hopes for renewal in this upcoming upfront...Men in Trees is gone, New Amsterdam looks increasingly doubtful, but both Moonlight and Reaper have brighter prospects this week than last. This series gets better with every episode and it is CBS's finest scripted drama.
LATER:
8:00 pm TV's All-Time Funniest (ABC) -> I love these retrospective specials, and I'm surprised the networks didn't schedule more of them in this year of the strike.
10:00 pm 20/20 (ABC) -> 20/20 promises one of those news you can use type programs tonight.
Originally posted by mushu_jj: People are supposed to find something viewable about this evening? Honestly, I hope Everybody Hates Chris and Aliens get moved to this night next year along with the Game and maybe Chris beginnings or something so there's at least something remotely viewable. Couldn't we at least get some 1 vs. 100 repeats?
I agree it's an atrocious lineup. DVR viewing for me.
