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The Outlook for the Fall
From Ain't It Cool News:
USA Today scribe Gary Levin on Monday revealed his annual list of what’s coming back, what’s not, and what may. To the best of my memory, he’s never wrong. Here’s how Levin breaks it down:
“Renewed (or almost)”
According To Jim
Alias
American Dreams
Bernie Mac
Boston Public
Charmed
Crossing Jordan
CSI
CSI: Miami
District, The
Drew Carey
8 Simple Rules
Enterprise
ER
Everwood
Everybody Loves Raymond
Frasier
Friends
George Lopez
Gilmore Girls
Girlfriends
Guardian, The
Half & Half
JAG
Judging Amy
King of Queens
King of the Hill
Law & Order
Law & Order: CI
Law & Order: SVU
Less Than Perfect
Life With Bonnie
Malcolm in the Middle
My Wife and Kids
NYPD Blue
One On One
Reba
Scrubs
7th Heaven
Simpsons
Smallville
Still Standing
That ‘70s Show
The Parkers
Third Watch
24
West Wing
Will & Grace
Without A Trace
WWE Smackdown!
Yes, Dear
“Canceled (or near death)”
Abby
Andy Richter
AUSA
Birds of Prey
Black Sash
Bram and Alice
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Dawson’s Creek
Dinotopia
Do Over
Ed
Family Affair
Firefly
Futurama
Girls Club
Greetings From Tucson
Haunted
Hidden Hills
In-Laws
Just Shoot Me
MDs
Miracles
Mister Sterling
Off Centre
On The Spot
Pitts, The
Presidio Med
Providence
Push, Nevada
Queens Supreme
Regular Joe
Robbery Homicide Division
Sabrina, The Teenage Witch
That Was Then
Touched By An Angel
Twilight Zone
Veritas: The Quest
“On the Bubble”
Agency, The
Angel
Becker
Boomtown
Cedric the Entertainer
Dragnet
Fastlane
Good Morning, Miami
Grounded For Life
Hack
Jamie Kennedy Experiment
John Doe
Kingpin
Lost At Home
My Big Fat Greek Life
Oliver Beene
Practice, The
Wanda At Large
What I Like About You
It really disappoints me that such great shows like Ed and Mr. Sterling won't be coming back but the airwaves will be cluttered with crap like 8 Simple Rules, Life With Bonnie and Yes Dear. Thank God for cable.
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