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I... what? Charmed? Are we going to get a Seventh Heaven reboot in a couple years too?

Maybe, but NBC is also rebooting Murder, She Wrote. Atleast that's been gone for a while...

Awesome, thanks again C-MIL.

Type - Logo

Text - WCW Power Plant

Font - For the WCW - you can use the 00's version of the WCW logo. For "Power Plant" - just make it something industrial/factory-ish if possible.

Colors - Artist's choice

Thanks in advance to whoever helps me out with this.

Makes sense. I'll take me some new 24 in any format I can get it, though.

From what I read, I don't think it's going to be 2 hour episodes. From this below, I'm pretty sure it's going to be 12 hours.

"As he would design the season, the spine of the 24 episodes was really about 12 hours. Those were where the big events occurred and then there were little twists and connective tissue in-between, so he just said, 'This is so liberating for us to kinda take what we would see as the best of the 12.' But what we'll be able to do is go in chronological order of the day, but then we'll skip out. You may go, whatever, 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 11, 12 and 3. It'll be dictated by the plot. Howard's really energized over it and so are we. It came together very quickly."

I remember being excited when I heard Futurama had been brought back from the dead...and then forgot all about it and never watched a single new episode.

This is clearly all my fault.

Chloe O'Brian as Pam

I don't think we're suppose to like Andy this season (for reasons I'm unsure why they decided that), but up until this season - I'd say yes, bhe was suppose to be likeable...especially with how hard they tried to get us behind his relationship with Erin the past couple seasons.

I do not support any Kevin hate though

A few I'd like to echo:

-Jack from Lost, until like the last season or two.

-Kate from Lost

-Lana from Smallville, maybe not the first season or two, but beyond that she just became terrible.

Those are probably the ones that really stick out to me. Though of more recent shows, Henry from Once Upon a Time definitely fits the bill. As far as annoying kid characters, he probably takes the cake.

I've heard nothing but bad, horrible, terrible things about Zero Hour as well...like it was said, don't get attached...

1. Once Upon A Time

2. Chuck

3. Big Bang Theory

4. How I Met Your Mother

5. Arrow

6. Revolution

7. Falling Skies

8. The Office

9. Fringe

10. Go On

11. The Voice US

12. Rookie Blue

13. Pawn Stars

14. Storage Wars

15. Storage Wars: Texas

That was difficult >_> Like someone else said, I just don't watch as much TV as I used to.

Didn't realize Chuck just ended this year...could've sworn it ended last year. Oh how I miss it so

Once Upon a Time is the most enjoyable show on TV.

I second this notion.

So looking forward to seeing Jorge Garcia as the Giant this week

I remember really enjoying Invasion and hated the way they ended the first season considering there wasn't going to be a second season.

Most recently I enjoyed Terra Nova and was sad to see it go so soon.

Thanks for the update. (Y)

It looks like there's no staff members with talent lower than 20 in the writer, production, or road agent category. Makes it difficult to do a backyard game without low talent staff.

So glad this is returning for a second season, it's become one of my favorite shows next to Lost and Chuck.

So how about that Len Bias winning the Playoff MVP at the ripe old age of 46. Now that's impressive.

Like the show, but bad news.

"CBS has since confirmed that "Harper's Island" will move to Saturdays at 9 on May 2nd."

Doesn't get much worse than a Saturday night time slot. I just hope they let it finish since it was already a given it could only possibly be one season.

Nope, still super jump. Chloe even called it that herself.

Because they need to make the season long enough to last for them to have their season finales during sweeps and they only have so many episodes to get there.

Concerning deaths..

I guess ABC just has nothing better to show right now at the time slot before Lost. And the subtitles things is something they do anytime they run a rerun of Lost. They call it "Enhanced Lost" and its to help people catch up if they've missed stuff.

I definitely had my doubts about this season, but I think it's been pretty decent...while there has been things I haven't liked, especially what they did with Chloe but I liked that they're taking things towards Lois and Clark and hopefully Lana's return will allow them to finally put an end to that chapter in Clark's life so he can move on.

In unrelated Heroes discussion, this morning I saw news about a new cast member for the next chapter.

Spoilers from tonight's episode within.