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Network Upfronts start today with the Peacock getting the first go-around at the fall schedule announcements. There's still a few hours to go until NBC makes its announcement, but that wily Kevin Reilly has already officially publicized what the fall schedule will look like. "Last year we promised a return to the NBC legacy of quality, and in terms of awards, buzz and critical acclaim, that's just what we delivered," said NBC Entertainment President Kevin Reilly in a statement. "We've got the class and next season we're ready to add some mass, with new shows that build on the creative accomplishments of last season and are as broad as they are good. Combine the energy of these new programs with the bulked-up strength of our existing NBC hits and you've got a lineup that's poised to take us to the next level." Without further ado, a sneak peek at NBC's fall schedule: NBC Primetime Schedule for the 2007-08 Season: MONDAY 8-9 pm: Deal or No

Sniffle. Welcome to the very last day of network upfronts week! It's with a little sadness that that we come to the end of the line as the last of the networks finish making their announcements about their fall schedules today. No fall schedule has been as scrutinized or been the subject of as much guesswork and conjecture as the CW's. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes of the WB and UPN netlets, the CW has emerged as a blend of the two fallen networks and has had the arduous task of combining two very different lineups into one cohesive package while also adding some new programs into the mix. So, have they succeeded? Find out below... The CW's OFFICIAL SCHEDULE FOR FALL 2006-2007 MONDAY 8-9 pm: 7th Heaven 9-10 pm: RUNAWAY TUESDAY 8-9 pm: Gilmore Girls 9-10 pm: Veronica Mars WEDNESDAY 8-9 pm: America's Next Top Model 9-10 pm: One Tree Hill THURSDAY 8-9 pm: Smallville 9-10 pm: Supernatural FRIDAY 8-10 pm: WWE Friday Night Smackdown SUNDAY 7-7:30 pm: Everybody Hates C

Sniffle. Welcome to the very last day of network upfronts week! It's with a little sadness that that we come to the end of the line as the last of the networks finish making their announcements about their fall schedules today. While all eyes are on the CW to see what Moonves and Ostroff, the little mad scientists, have cooked up in the their lab for a joint WB-UPN schedule, FOX will also unveil their fall schedule later today... and as usual(at least for recent years) provided two schedules: one for fall, the other for spring. Why, isn't that convenient? FOX's president of entertainment Peter Liguori made the announcement and had the following to day about FOX"s schedule: "This is the broadest, most stable and most vibrant schedule we've ever presented - one that is sure to help us further our lead as the No. 1 network in key demos. Once again, we'll kick off with early premieres to eventize our launches and establish our series before baseball. We'll

Welcome to Day Three of network upfronts week! The past few weeks of conjecture and rumor will finally be dissipated as the networks officially announce their fall schedules to advertisers in New York over the next few days. As NBC unveiled their schedule on Monday and ABC announced their fall schedule yesterday, it's first place network CBS's turn to shine today. CBS's OFFICIAL SCHEDULE FOR FALL 2006-2007 MONDAY 8-8:30 pm: How I Met Your Mother 8:30-9 pm: THE CLASS 9-9:30 pm: Two and a Half Men 9:30-10 pm: Old Christine 10-11 pm: CSI: Miami TUESDAY 8-9 pm: NCIS 9-10 pm: The Unit 10-11 pm: SMITH WEDNESDAY 8-9 pm: JERICHO 9-10 pm: Criminal Minds 10-11 pm: CSI: New York THURSDAY 8-9 pm: Survivor: Cook Islands 9-10 pm: CSI 10-11 pm: SHARK FRIDAY 8-9 pm: Ghost Whisperer 9-10 pm: Close to Home 10-11 pm: NUMB3RS SATURDAY 8-10 pm: Crimetime Saturday 10-11 pm: 48 Hours Mystery SUNDAY 7-8 pm: 60 Minutes 8-9 pm: The Amazing Race 9-10 pm: Cold Case 10-11 pm: Without a Trace For those

The surprise and excitement of network upfronts week continues! The past few weeks of conjecture and rumor will finally be dissipated as the networks officially announce their fall schedules to advertisers in New York over the next few days. NBC announced their fall schedule yesterday, so ABC's up today. ABC President of Entertainment Steve McPherson will unveil the new lineup later today, but, in the meantime, below is a sneak peek at the fall schedule. McPherson had this to say about ABC's schedule: "Our success has been driven by great storytelling and memorable characters that audiences have fallen in love with. We set out to develop a diverse group of shows that will continue in that vein and also to grow our audience. We want viewers making appointments with ABC Television every night of the week." Will that last part be true? Take a look below and listen to your heart about whether you'll be tuning in to ABC every night of the week. ABC's OFFICIAL SCHE

Woo hoo, the upfronts are finally here! All these past few weeks of conjecture and rumor will finally be dissipated as the networks officially announce their fall schedules to advertisers in New York. (What will we all talk about now? This summer's reality series Treasure Hunters ? Maybe...) In advance of today's NBC upfronts, below is a sneak peek at the fall schedule that they'll be unveiling. But before we get to that, there was more good news in the form of a series order for the Untitled Tina Fey project, whose studio was obviously able to reach a deal with star Alec Baldwin. The series, which also stars Tina Fey, Rachel Dratch, and Tim Meadows, will now be known by the rather curious moniker of 30 Rock . (Yes, I get that it's the network's NYC address--30 Rockefeller--but still, for the name of a series?) In a release issued by NBC, Kevin Reilly, President of NBC Entertainment, had this to say about the network's new schedule: "The face of NBC is cha