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1. Broadcast 'Boots Bring Back Buzz: ABC is next up with redone 'American Idol' and 'Roseanne'

Author

Malone, Michael

Subjects
Cable television broadcasting industry -- Market share, Television programs -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

WHILE A HANDFUL OF high-profile rebooted shows have helped anchor the broadcast schedule this season, including NBC comedy Will & Grace, CBS cop drama SWAT and The CW's soapy Dynasty, [...]

Published
2018

2. In search of the comedy cure: as broadcasters struggle to develop the next sitcom hit, studios turn to new formats and known properties

Author

Holloway, Daniel

Subjects
Cable television broadcasting industry -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

EACH OF THE BIG FOUR broadcasters only renewed one new comedy from the 2013-14 television season. That might look like a bumper crop once 2014-15 has ended. So far, only [...]

Published
2014

3. USA renews 'monk' for two more years

Author

Umstead, R. Thomas

Subjects
USA Networks Inc. -- Services -- Market share, Audrian Monk (Television program) -- Market share, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Services -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Audrian Monk will be back. The run of the obsessive-compulsive detective has been extended for two more seasons, after averaging 5.1 million viewers during 2005. USA Network ordered 16 episodes [...]

Published
2006

4. Fox pulls 'Arrested,' 'Kitchen' for sweeps

Author

Benson, Jim

Subjects
FOX Entertainment Group Inc. FOX Cable Networks Group -- Market share, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Fox, having a tough time on the comedy front this season, has yanked the ratings-challenged Monday-night series Arrested Development and Kitchen Confidential for the rest of November sweeps, replacing them [...]

Published
2005

5. 'Raymond' clicks on TBS: sitcom holds its own in local markets

Author

Albiniak, Paige

Subjects
Everybody Loves Raymond (Television program) -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

King World's Everybody Loves Raymond continues to live up to its name. Once the show was added to TBS' lineup, it added a ratings point to its off-net syndie lead. [...]

Published
2004

6. Bitter temps, grumpy viewers?

Subjects
Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Record low temperatures in the Northeast kept people indoors during the week ended Jan. 18, but only two of the top 10 off-net sitcoms benefited from the captive TV audiences. [...]

Published
2004

7. Lifetime designs a winner. (Reunions)

Author

Coyle, Lauren

Subjects
Lifetime Television Network -- Market share, Designing Women (Television program) -- Market share, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Market share, Cable television -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Cable television/data services, Company market share, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Southern sass and feminine charm reconvened on Lifetime Television's The Designing Women Reunion last Monday night, and the result was strong ratings for the female-skewing network. All five original cast [...]

Published
2003

8. Man, do men like Seinfeld. (Syndie Insider)

Subjects
Sony Group Corp. -- Market share, Seinfeld (Television program) -- Market share, Syndication of television programs -- Market share, Television broadcasting industry -- Market share, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television broadcasting -- Market share, Television comedies -- Market share, Company market share, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Sony's Seinfeld has been off primetime since 1998, but the show was the series choice of men 18-49, beating everything else in syndication as well as everything on prime time [...]

Published
2003

9. Mixed results for off-network 'Cosby.'

Subjects
Company market share, The Cosby Show (Television program) -- Market share, Syndication of television programs -- Market share -- Evaluation, Comedy programs -- Market share, Television programs -- Evaluation, Television comedies -- Market share
Abstract

Syndication debut appears to be helping independents more than affiliates; in many cases ratings are not as high as expected The Cosby Show, debuting in syndication last Monday (Oct. 3) [...]

Published
1988

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