A quick list this week includes ‘Glee’, ‘American Dad!’, ‘Mind To Kill’, ‘Lone Ranger’, ‘Fresh Prince’, ‘Captain Planet’, Ernie Kovacs, and ‘Shaun The Sheep’.
The decided lack of new ‘Two and a Half Men’ episodes is starting to really show in the ratings for the other Monday comedies at CBS. Over on cable, ‘Deadliest Catch’ is back, and much bigger than Norm.
Something very strange is going on in the world of ‘Supernatural’ this week. The boys head off to investigate some mysterious deaths in PA, and they get some help from two very unexpected guests. The answers they find shed some light on how things are going with Castiel’s war.
A week headlined by the classics includes ‘H.R. Pufnstuf’, ‘Doctor Who’, ‘The Sweeney’, ‘Dallas’, ‘Dragnet’, ‘Car 54′, ‘Last of the Summer Wine’, ‘BBC Tudors’, ‘Redwall’, ‘Garfield’, ‘Man vs Wild’, ‘Rachel Zoe’, ‘Kathy Griffin’, ‘Snapped’, and ‘Flipping Out’.
The NCAA scored for CBS, and then the CIA bombed for them. Over on cable, AMC released ‘The Killing’ to a modest premiere audience, but I’m more interested in what the numbers for the ‘Game of Thrones’ preview might mean.
This week’s list of releases includes ‘Friday Night Lights’, ‘Life Unexpected’, ‘iCarly’, ‘Sarah Palin’, ‘Lark Rise To Candleford’, ‘Batman Beyond’, ‘Minder’, ‘Bert the Conqueror’, ‘House of Payne’, and ‘Sister Wives’.
Dancing with quasi-stars is still wildly popular, and able to boost cop shows that follow it, as ‘Castle’ and ‘Body of Proof’ will attest. There was music in the air for ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ as well, with the show seeing its best numbers since the season premiere.
