The FOX and CW Fall 2006 Lineups

FOX

Canceled Shows First

Arrested Development: 3 Seasons, 53 Total Episodes

The Bernie Mac Show: 5 Seasons, 104 Total Episodes

Free Ride: 6 Episodes

Head Cases: 6 Episodes produced, 2 aired

Killer Instinct: Apox 13 Episodes Produced, but 9 aired

Malcom in the Middle: 7 Seasons, 151 Total Episodes

Reunion: 22 Episodes Intended to be produced, 13 Episodes Accually Produced, 9 went to air

Stacked: 2 Seasons, 14 Episodes aired, 17 Episodes Total

That 70's Show: 8 Seasons, 200 Total Episodes

The OC gets a fourth season, and don't forget that 'American Idol' and '24' will both return in the Winter/Spring. Also 'The Loop' gets another shot, and that too will happen in Winter/Spring 2007.

Brad Garrett gets a sitcom of his own away from the Raymond universe and out of his shadow as well (Till Death). The soon to be former Jack Bristow (Victor Garber) will go from playing Spy and Spy Games to playing Lawyer (Justice). FOX attempts to get into the late night game (AGAIN!!! Remember Joan Rivers, and Chevy Chase???) with Spike Feresten as their man. Who knows they might have got it right for once. Look at how MADtv gave SNL a run for the viewers.

In the spirit of '24' and 'Prison Break,' FOX will give us 'Vanished.' In this show a team of FBI agents investigate the disappearance of a Senator's wife. This is not "Without a Trace" however as the team find outs about a few rats pulling some strings. 'Standoff' is a drama about a group of hostage negotiators and they might be falling in love with each other too.

FOX will sandwitch 'American Dad' between 'The Simpsons' and Dad's sister show 'Family Guy' in hopes that it will become a Sunday Evening manstay for years to come.

Simon Cowell attempts another series outside of Idol once again. This time he takes a page out of the 'Dancing with the Stars' book. This would be ala 'Singing with the Stars,' but the official title would be "Duets." Does anyone remember a sitcom called 'Duet?' If you don't it was on FOX during its infant years.

Here are all the new shows on FOX this fall.

The Fall FOX Primetime Grid

The Planned Prime Time Grid for January, but it can change depending on the trends.

The CW

Which shows DID NOT get their photos. If you watch 'America's Next Top Model' (which will be on The CW for sure) you know that if you don't your photo, you are out of the game. In a last minute change of heart or whatever, the cast of '7th Heaven' was given their photo. Another last minute photo goes to Country star Reba and her sitcom. Looks like Time Warner and CBS does not want to pay the fee to chuck Reba until their commitment is forfilled. Still Reba may not find a place on The CW. For sure Reba is not part of the fall lineup. In my mind however Reba does have a photo and technally is still in the game.

So who does not get their photos. Here we go.

UPN Shows Gone:

Cuts: 2 Seasons, 25 Episodes at least went to air

Eve: 3 Seasons, 66 Episodes

Half and Half: 4 Seasons, 91 Episodes

Let's Get This Party Started: two to three episodes went to air

Love Inc: One Full Season, 23 Total Episodes

One on One: 5 Seasons, 100+ Episodes

Sex, Love, & Secrets: 13 Episodes Ordered, 8 Episodes Produced, 4 Went to Air

South Beach: 8 Episodes

The WB Shows Gone:

The Bedford Diaries: 8 Episodes

Charmed: 8 Seasons, 178 Total Episodes

Everwood: 4 Seasons, Apox 84 Episodes

Just Legal: 3 Episodes aired

Living with Fran: 2 Seasons, Apox 17 Episodes

Modern Men: Under 13 Episodes, Don't have an exact number

Pepper Dennis: 13 Episodes

Related: 19 Episodes Produced 18 Aired

Survivial of the Richest: 6 Episodes

Twins: 10 Episodes

What I Like About You: 4 Seasons, 86 Total Episodes

You have heard and its comming this fall. The merging of two netlets into one. The CW. The C meaning CBS and W as in Time Warner who owns the Warner Bros. brand. The CW will only into two new shows. They have taken their best things and asssembled the nights well.

As stated in the CBS post, Veronica Mars will return for a 3rd year mystery, and other bubble show 'One Tree Hill.' The African-American sitcoms will move to Sunday Nights including 'Everybody Hates Chris.' Smallville and Supernatural will stay on Thursday nights. 7th Heaven by nobody's surprise stays on Monday. Mars is still on Tuesdays and might get better with a paring of 'Glimore Girls.' American's Next Top Model stays on humpday and One Tree Hill hopes they can kept that audience. Friday's well lets just say that a group of certain men and divas will laying the "Smackdown."

Here are those two new CW shows...and your have the new lineup as well in the mix.

The CW Fall Prime Time Grid

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