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The following is a list of events affecting American television in 2008. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, cancellations, and new channel launches.

Events

January

Date	Event
1	CourtTV is rebranded as TruTV.
2	An interim agreement between Worldwide Pants Incorporated and the Writers Guild of America allows The Late Show with David Letterman and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson to return with their full writing staffs, in spite of the ongoing WGA strike. By contrast, NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and Last Call with Carson Daly and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live, which are all produced by their respective networks, went back on the air without writers (except for Jay Leno, who writes his own material).
7	Due to the writers strike, plans to hold the 65th Golden Globe Awards ceremony were scrapped. A press conference which announced the winners was substituted for the program.
23	Konnie Huq presents her last episode of Blue Peter after over ten years, having become the longest-running female presenter and third longest-running overall in the shows' 50 year history.

February

Date	Event
2	VH1 Uno is discontinued by MTV Networks to expand distribution of mtvU beyond college campuses and onto regular cable systems.
3	Fox's telecast of Super Bowl XLII surpasses Super Bowl XXX as the most watched Super Bowl game on television (up to this point). It also becomes the second most watched television program trailing the 1983 MAS*H series finale and the highest rated telecast in Nielsen ratings since Super Bowl XXXIV.
8	The CW Television Network and the WWE announced that WWE Friday Night SmackDown would leave the CW prime time schedule at the end of the 2007–2008 season. The news stepped in after negotiations between the CW and WWE failed to reach a deal to keep the show on the CW lineup. Three weeks later on February 26, MyNetworkTV announced that they would pick up the program and would add it to its lineup in September.
9	Both the Writers Guild of America and Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers reach a tentative deal resolving the strike. Members vote three days later to end the strike.
17	The conversion of NTSC analog channels to DT channels using the ATSC system begins in the United States, with TV stations making last minute filings and their intentions about when they will start their switchover ahead of the February 17, 2009, mandatory date. Also, the US government starts mailing out (USD)$40.00 coupons/rebates to consumers to use in buying DTV converters before the switchover. And in a 2 Hour TV Movie- Knight Rider returned to NBC with a new KITT being portrayed as a black 2008 Ford Shelby GT500KR Mustang- and voiced by acting legend, Val Kilmer.
18	Nickelodeon celebrates the revival of its hit show The Fairly OddParents with the TV movie Fairly OddBaby. This has been the first new episode since 2006.
24	ABC's telecast of the 80th Academy Awards draws record low ratings in the history of the ceremony's telecast surpassing the ratings from the ceremony that took place in 2003. 31.76 million on average watched the show over its entire run with a Nielsen rating of 18.66 households watching.

March

Date	Event
7	Press Your Luck's own Michael Hanes wins $1,127,062 on The Price is Right.
12	The USA T.V. website Hulu goes live today.
26	CBS soap The Young and the Restless celebrates its 35th Anniversary.

April

Date	Event
1	ABC soap General Hospital celebrates its 45th Anniversary.
28	The WB Television Network, a former television channel launches again as an online website only.

May

Date	Event
11	Former model Parvati Shallow was announced the winner of Survivor: Micronesia. It was also announced that the next season will be filmed in high definition.
16	The Wilmington, North Carolina television market is selected by the FCC to be the first television market in the United States to sign off their analog channels for ATSC early, starting September 8.
21	David Cook is selected as the winner of seventh season of American Idol.
24	After over thirteen years, Kids' WB! ceases airing and becomes The CW4Kids. Kids' WB! would later launch again as an online website only on the same day.

June

Date	Event
1	A large fire damages portions of Universal Studios Hollywood near Los Angeles.
17	The third season premiere of NBC's America's Got Talent.
19	Big Ten Network and Comcast announced a carriage agreement deal. The channel was added to Comcast on August 15.
28	The premiere of the very first episode of Saturday Night Live was reaired following the death of its very first host and comedian George Carlin who died 6 days earlier on June 22.

July

Date	Event
7	The Jewelry Channel, a US home shopping service that was shown mostly on DirecTV and Dish Network, launches a going-out-of-business sale for its remaining items that was shown on the channel that would last until December 1. From December 1 onwards, TJC is now doing business as "The Liquidation Channel".
21	MGM Television and Weigel Broadcasting announce the launching of a new DT2 subchannel in the United States called This TV.

August

Date	Event
1	Fox affiliate XETV/Tijuana and CW affiliate KSWB-TV/San Diego switch network affiliations: KSWB to Fox, XETV to The CW.
7	The Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina television market gets its own NBC affiliate, WMBF-TV.
8	After 50 years of being served by WTAE-TV/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, CBS affiliate WTRF/Wheeling, West Virginia (covering the Wheeling-Stubenville TV market) and sister station WBOY-TV/Clarksburg, West Virginia (an NBC affiliate covering the Clarksburg-Fairmont TV market) add ABC to their DT2 subchannels. Both stations had been ABC secondary affiliates in the past.
28	ESPNU launches its HD version to only five American cable television or satellite carriers.^[1]
	Big Ten Network reached carriage deal agreements with Time Warner Cable, Charter Communications, Brighthouse Networks, Mediacom and Cox Communications, ending the "cable carriage controversies" that the network had in its first year of existence. The network is now on all major cable TV systems in The Big Ten Region.

September

Date	Event
1	Music: High Definition (MHD) is renamed Palladia.
5	Stand Up to Cancer, an event designed to raise cancer awareness, airs on ABC, CBS, NBC and E! in the United States, and on CTV, Citytv and Global in Canada.
8	The Wilmington, North Carolina television market officially becomes the first TV market in the United States to have all of its stations broadcast exclusively in digital, using the ATSC system.
15	WTMJ-TV/Milwaukee, Wisconsin drops all of its syndicated shows, featuring a lineup that consists of local news (including a four-hour afternoon news block from 3 to 7 pm, a first in the United States Central Time Zone) and NBC programming.
20	After an 11-year run on the Cartoon Network, the action-adventure block, Toonami, has been cancelled, effective 11 pm EST.
21	60th Primetime Emmy Awards broadcasts on ABC.

October

Date	Event
7	NBC announces that NBC Weather Plus would sign off at the end of the year
17	United States Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (R-Minnesota 6th) makes headlines when she asks for an investigation into whether of members of the United States Congress are anti-American during a live interview on Hardball with Chris Matthews.
24	Barack Obama airs a 30-minute infomercial that airs on CBS, NBC, Fox, BET, Univision, MSNBC and TV One. The infomercial is seen by 33.6 million viewers.

November

Date	Event
4	CNN becomes the first channel in the history to use hologram technology on television, during the 2008 United States Presidential Election. CNN's Jessica Yellin became the first person ever to be transmitted via hologram, followed by Will.i.am of The Black Eyed Peas.^[2]
19	Flint, Michigan PBS affiliate WFUM-TV (a.k.a. Michigan Television) permanently turned off its analog signal and is now broadcasting exclusively in digital, 9 months before the federally mandated analog shut off date of June 12, 2009, becoming the first station in its market, as well as the first PBS station in Michigan, to broadcast in digital only.^[3]^[4]
20	The CW announces that it has terminated its Sunday Night deal with Media Rights Capital

December

Date	Event
1	WBQC-CA/Cincinnati, Ohio asks the FCC permission to change its callsign to WKRP in honor of the television series that was set in the city.
4	For the first time ever, a live music special is used to announce the nominees for the 51st Grammy Awards.
8	HD versions of American cable channels The Style Network, E! Entertainment Television and G4 were scheduled to launch, but did not launch, leaving many people with unanswered questions. Golf Channel and Versus are identified as their own separate HD versions instead (as 12/8/08, they no longer share HD channel space, they now broadcast 2 separate HD programs at the same time).^[5]
8	The Tribune Company, owners of WGN-TV/Chicago and KTLA/Los Angeles, among other properties, files for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
27	After over 18 years, Fox drops children's programming. Its final children's programming block, 4Kids TV, goes off the air, and 4Kids Entertainment directs its programming to The CW4Kids. 4Kids TV would later launch as an online-only website on the same day.
31	Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks announce they are no longer carrying Viacom channels unless they come to an agreement with Viacom, and they did.
31	NBC Weather Plus is acquired and replaced by The Weather Channel.

Debuts (including scheduled)

Date	Debut
January 5	Transformers: Animated on Cartoon Network
January 9	Ghost Hunters International on Sci Fi Channel
January 13	Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles on Fox
January 20	Breaking Bad on AMC
January 22	The Guard on Global
January 23	The Moment of Truth on Fox
January 28	In Treatment on HBO
January 31	Eli Stone on ABC
February 4	The Mr. Men Show on Cartoon Network
February 4	Welcome to The Captain on CBS
February 7	Ashes to Ashes on BBC One
February 7	Lipstick Jungle on NBC
February 7	Ni Hao, Kai-Lan on Nickelodeon
February 7	Survivor: Micronesia on CBS
February 18	Power Rangers: Jungle Fury on Toon Disney/Jetix
March 2	Unhitched on Fox
March 4	New Amsterdam on Fox
March 7	Kid vs Kat on Cartoon Network
March 8	The Spectacular Spider-Man on The CW
March 10	Canterbury's Law on Fox
March 14	The Return of Jezebel James on Fox
March 16	John Adams on HBO
March 18	Miss/Guided on ABC
March 30	Tracey Ullman's State of the Union on Showtime
April 12	Groomer Has It on Animal Planet
April 18	Ben 10: Alien Force on Cartoon Network
April 22	The Big Green Help on Nickelodeon
April 22	A Shot at Love 2 with Tila Tequila on MTV
April 26	The Mighty B! on Nickelodeon
April 30	Farmer Wants a Wife on The CW
May 24	Denise Richards: It's Complicated on E!
May 24	Living Lohan on E!
June 1	Million Dollar Password on CBS
June 5	Big Brother 9 on channel 4.
June 5	The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack on Cartoon Network
June 5	Swingtown on CBS
June 24	I Survived a Japanese Game Show on ABC
June 24	Wipeout on ABC
July 1	The Secret Life of the American Teenager on ABC Family
July 11	Queen Bees on The N
July 11	Flashpoint on CBS
July 13	Generation Kill on HBO
July 14	The Wendy Williams Show on Syndication
July 15	Must Love Kids on TLC
July 29	Jurassic Fight Club on History Channel
August 3	Pam: Girl on the Loose! on E!
August 15	Outsider's Inn on CMT
August 21	The Principal's Office on truTV
September 1	Raising the Bar on TNT
September 2	90210 on The CW
September 3	Sons of Anarchy on FX
September 7	True Blood on HBO
September 8	The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC
September 8	Family Court With Judge Penny in syndication (US and Canada)
September 8	The Doctors in syndication (US and Canada)
September 9	Privileged on The CW
September 9	Fringe on Fox
September 10	Do Not Disturb on Fox
September 13	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's on The CW4Kids
September 15	My Family's Got GUTS on Nickelodeon
September 18	Survivor: Gabon on CBS
September 21	In Harm's Way on The CW
September 21	Valentine on The CW
September 21	Easy Money on The CW
September 22	Worst Week on CBS
September 23	Opportunity Knocks on ABC
September 23	The Mentalist on CBS
September 24	Gary Unmarried on CBS
September 24	Knight Rider on NBC
September 25	Life on Mars on ABC
September 26	The Suite Life on Deck on Disney Channel
September 28	Little Britain USA on HBO
September 29	My Own Worst Enemy on NBC
September 30	Paris Hilton's My New BFF on MTV
October 3	The Ex-List on CBS
October 3	The Secret Saturdays on Cartoon Network.
October 3	Star Wars: The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network
October 3	Sanctuary on SCI FI
October 4	Making Fiends on Nicktoons Network
October 7	The Real Housewives of Atlanta on Bravo
October 9	Kath & Kim on NBC
October 9	Eleventh Hour on CBS
October 9	SNL Thursday Night Live on NBC
October 9	Testees on FX
October 13	Unsolved Mysteries on Spike
October 17	Crash on Starz
October 17	Crusoe on NBC
October 22	Stylista on The CW
October 23	6teen on Cartoon Network
October 25	D.L. Hughley Breaks the News on CNN
October 27	Dead Set on E4
November 14	Batman: The Brave and the Bold on Cartoon Network
November 28	The Penguins of Madagascar on Nickelodeon
December 7	Leverage on TNT
December 29	The City on MTV

Television shows

1940s

Meet the Press (1947–present).
CBS Evening News (1948–present).

1950s

Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951–present).
PGA Tour on CBS (1951–present).
American Religious Townhall (1952-present).
Guiding Light (1952–2009).
The Today Show (1952–present).
Face the Nation (1954–present).
The Tonight Show (1954–present).
Tennis on NBC (1955-present).
As the World Turns (1956–2010).
It Is Written (1956-present).
The Open Mind (1956-present).

1960s

CBS Sports Spectacular (1960-present).
It's Academic (1961–present).
Biography (1962–present).
General Hospital (1963–present).
Days of our Lives (1965–present).
NFL Films Game of the Week (1965-present).
The 700 Club (1966–present).
College Football on ABC (1950, 1966-present).
Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon (1966–present).
PGA Tour on ABC (1966-2009).
Washington Week (1967–present).
60 Minutes (1968–present).
Day of Discovery (1968-present).
One Life to Live (1968–present).
Tennis on CBS (1968-present).
Sesame Street (1969–present).

1970s

All My Children (1970–2011).
The Hour of Power (1970–present).
Monday Night Football (1970–present).
NBC Nightly News (1970–present).
The Wall Street Journal Report (1970-present).
Masterpiece (1971–present).
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve (1972-present).
Great Performances (1972-present).
The Price Is Right (1972–present).
HBO World Championship Boxing (1973-present).
Praise the Lord (1973-present).
The Young and the Restless (1973–present).
Nova (1974–present).
Good Morning America (1975–present).
PBS NewsHour (1975–present).
Saturday Night Live (1975–present).
U.S. Farm Report (1975-present).
The Victory Garden (1975–present).
Austin City Limits (1976–present).
Creative Living with Sheryl Borden (1976-present).
Live from Lincoln Center (1976–present).
Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer (1976-present).
America's Black Forum (1977-present).
Inside the NFL (1977–present).
This Week in Baseball (1977-present).
20/20 (1978–present).
ABC World News (1978–present).
Ever Increasing Faith (1978-present).
CBS News Sunday Morning (1979–present).
College Basketball on ESPN (1979-present).
Lap Quilting with Georgia Bonesteel (1979-present).
Nightline (1979–present).
Nightly Business Report (1979–present).
SportsCenter (1979–present).
This Old House (1979–present).
The Woodwright's Shop (1979-present).

1980s

Bobby Jones Gospel (1980-present).
Lou Dobbs Tonight (1980–2009, 2011-present).
My Macy's Holiday Parade (1980-present).
Mystery! (1980–present).
PGA Tour on ESPN (1980-present).
The ABC Monday Night Movie (1981-present).
College Basketball on CBS (1981-present).
College Football Countdown (1981-present).
Entertainment Tonight (1981–present).
MotorWeek (1981-present).
Noticiero Univision (1981-present).
This Week (1981–present).
Thoroughbred Racing on ESPN (1981-present).
Thoroughbred Racing on NBC (1981-present).
AgDay (1982-present).
America This Morning (1982–present).
CBS Morning News (1982–present).
ESPN College Football (1982-present).
Headline News (1982-present).
The McLaughlin Group (1982-present).
Nature (1982–present).
Rejoice in the Lord (1982-present).
SEC on CBS (1982-present).
Sewing with Nancy (1982-present).
Yan Can Cook (1982-present).
America Undercover (1983–present).
American Masters (1983–present).
Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade (1983-present).
Frontline (1983–present).
Gilad's Bodies in Motion (1983-present).
Reading Rainbow (1983-2009).
Wheel of Fortune, syndicated version (1983-present).
ESPN College Football Saturday Primetime (1984-present).
Jeopardy! (1964–1975, 1978–1979, 1984–present).
Bassmasters (1985-present).
Believer's Voice of Victory (1985-present).
CNN World News (1985-present).
Gay USA (1985-present).
Grand Ole Opry Live (1985-present).
Larry King Live (1985–2010).
The Lighter Side of Sports (1985–present).
National Geographic Explorer (1985–present).
Sunday NFL Countdown (1985-present).
At the Movies (1986-2010).
Hometime (1986–present).
Jack Van Impe Presents (1986-present).
The Oprah Winfrey Show (1986–2011).
Sabado Gigante (1986-present).
Showtime Championship Boxing (1986-present).
Asian Variety Show (1987-present).
Big Monday (1987-present).
The Bold and the Beautiful (1987–present).
College GameDay, football version (1987–present).
Discover Wisconsin (1987-present).
French in Action (1987-present).
NFL Primetime (1987-present).
Shark Week (1987-present).
Sit and Be Fit (1987-present).
Weekend Today (1987-present).
48 Hours (1988–present).
America's Most Wanted (1988–present).
American Experience (1988–present).
NBA on TNT (1988–present).
Nick Jr. (1988-2009).
P.O.V. (1988-present).
The Sports Reporters (1988-present).
America's Funniest Home Videos (1989–present).
Ciao Italia (1989–present).
COPS (1989–present).
First Business (1989-present).
Inside Edition (1989–present).
The More You Know (1989–present).
MTV Unplugged (1989–present).
The New Yankee Workshop (1989–2009).
Primetime (1989–present).
The Simpsons (1989–present).
Video Gospel (1989-present).

1990s

1990–1993

Answers with Bayless Conley (1990-present).
Baseball Tonight (1990–present).
Changing Your World (1990-present).
Channel One News (1990-present).
ESPN Major League Baseball (1990-present).
In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley (1990-present).
Jimmy Houston Outdoors (1990-present).
Law & Order (1990–2010).
NBA Action (1990–present).
NBA Inside Stuff (1990–present).
NewsWatch TV (1990-present).
Outside the Lines (1990–present).
Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez (1990-present).
Sunday Night Baseball (1990–present).
This is Your Day (1990–present).
Through the Bible with Les Feldick (1990-present).
Wednesday Night Baseball (1990–present).
Charlie Rose (1991–present).
Conservative Roundtable (1991-present).
E! News (1991-present).
The Jerry Springer Show (1991–present).
Maury (1991–present).
Notre Dame Football on NBC (1991-present).
American Justice (1992–present).
Barney & Friends (1992–present).
Dateline NBC (1992–present).
ESPN College Football Thursday Primetime (1992-present).
HBO First Look (1992-present).
In the Life (1992-present).
Life Today with James Robinson (1992-present).
Money Talks News (1992-present).
Nick News with Linda Ellerbee (1992–present).
Ready Set Learn (1992-2010).
Real Sex (1992–present).
The Real World (1992–present).
Reliable Sources (1992-present).
To the Contrary (1992-present).
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992-2009, 2010-present).
Up to the Minute (1992–present).
World News Now (1992–present).
How to Boil Water (1993-present).
Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer (1993-2009).
Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993–2009).
The Late Show with David Letterman (1993–present).
Monday Night Countdown (1993-present).
NFL Matchup (1993-present).
Off Beat Cinema (1993-present).
PBS Kids (1993–present).
Power Rangers (1993–present).
School House Rock (1973-1985, 1993-2009).
Super Tuesday (1993-present).
WWE Monday Night RAW (1993–present).

1994–1996

Autopsy (1994–present).
The Big Help (1994-present).
Entertainers with Byron Allen (1994-present).
ER (1994–2009).
ESPN2 College Football Saturday Primetime (1994-present).
Extra (1994–present).
Fox NFL Sunday (1994-present).
Globe Trekker (1994–present).
The Hal Lindsey Report (1994-present).
Inside the Actors Studio (1994-present).
NFL on Fox (1994–present).
Primer Impacto (1994-present).
Shell's Wonderful World of Golf (1961-1970, 1994-present).
Small Business School (1994-present).
Think Tank (1994-2010).
VH1 Top 20 Video Countdown (1994-present).
WGN Morning News (1994-present).
A Oscuras Pero Encendidos (1995-present).
Dinner and a Movie (1995–2011).
Golf Central (1995-present).
Golf on TNT (1995-present).
The Late Late Show (1995–present).
MADtv (1995–2009).
Modern Marvels (1995–present).
Planet X Television (1995-present).
Private Screenings (1995-present).
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (1995–present).
Squawk Box (1995-present).
Washington Journal (1995-present).
Wild About Animals (1995-present).
25 Days of Christmas (1996-present).
Access Hollywood (1996–present).
The American Athlete (1996-present).
Arthur (1996–present).
Boxing After Dark (1996–present).
Breakthrough with Rod Parsley (1996-present).
The Daily Show (1996–present).
E! True Hollywood Story (1996-present).
ESPN Major League Soccer (1996-present).
ESPNEWS (1996-present).
For Your Home (1996-present).
Forensic Files (1996-present).
Fox News Sunday (1996–present).
Gardening by the Yard (1996-2009).
Gold Fever (1996-present).
Hablemos de Salud (1996-present).
Hannity & Colmes (1996–2009).
Imus in the Morning (1996-present).
Judge Judy (1996–present).
Live by Request (1996-present).
Live From the Red Carpet (1996-present).
Local on the 8s (1996-present).
Major League Baseball Game of the Week (1953-1993, 1996-present).
Major League Baseball on Fox (1996–present).
MSNBC Live (1996-present).
Naughty Amateur Home Videos (1996-present).
The O'Reilly Factor (1996–present).
Power Lunch (1996-present).
SPEED Center (1996-present).
Street Signs (1996-present).
A Wedding Story (1996–present).
WWE Free for All (1996-present).
Your World with Neil Cavuto (1996-present).

1997–1999

ABC Kids (1997-2011)
Animal Rescue (1997-present)
Antiques Roadshow (1997–present) (U.S. version).
Autoline Detroit (1997-present).
Behind the Music (1997-present).
Christian World News (1997-present).
Daily News Live (1997-present).
Despierta America (1997-present).
Emeril Live (1997-2008).
Enjoying Everyday Life (1997-present).
Fox News Watch (1997-present).
Hardball with Chris Matthews (1997-present).
HGTV Dream Home (1997-present).
King of the Hill (1997–2010).
Movie Surfers (1997-present).
My Classic Car (1997-present).
The People's Court (1981-1993, 1997-present).
Playhouse Disney (1997-2011).
Religion and Ethics Newsweekly (1997-present).
South Park (1997–present).
SportsDay (1997-present).
SportsNite (1997-present).
SportsRise (1997-present).
The View (1997–present).
WNBA on ESPN (1997-present).
Book TV (1998-present).
The Challenge (1998-present).
Comedy Central Presents (1998–present).
Crime Stories (1998-present).
El Gordo y la Flaca (1998-present).
Elmo's World (1998-2009).
Fox & Friends (1998-present).
Friday Night Fights (1998-present).
If Walls Could Talk (1998-present).
Judge Joe Brown (1998-present).
NFL on CBS (1956–1994, 1998–present).
NFL Live (1998-present).
NFL Today (1975-1994, 1998-present).
A Place of Our Own (1998-present).
Pokémon (1998–present).
Pro Wrestling Report (1998-present).
Realtree Outdoors (1998-present).
Special Report with Bret Baier (1998-present).
Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford (1998-present).
Total Request Live (1998–2008).
True Life (1998–present).
Weather Center (1998-2009).
X-Play (1998-present).
Cheaters (1999-present).
Cold Case Files (1999-present).
College Football Final (1999-present).
Divorce Court (1957-1969, 1985-1992, 1999-present).
The Early Show (1999–present).
Early Today (1999–present).
Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999–2009).
Family Feud (1976–1985, 1988–1995, 1999–present).
Food 911 (1999-present).
Fox Report (1999-present).
Good Eats (1999-present).
The Greatest (1999-present).
Hardwood Classics (1999-present).
History's Business (1999-present).
House Hunters (1999-present).
Independent Lens (1999-present).
Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art (1999-present).
Judge Mathis (1999–present).
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999–present).
Making the Video (1999–present).
NFL's Greatest Games (1999-present).
Passions (1999–2008).
The Planet's Funniest Animals (1999-present).
Republica Deportiva (1999-present).
Scrapbook Memories (1999-present).
SpongeBob SquarePants (1999–present).
Storyteller Cafe (1999-present).
Trucks! (1999-present).
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (US) (1999–present).
World of Playboy (1999-present).
SmackDown! (1999–present).

2000s

2000

106 & Park (2000-present).
3-2-1 Penguins (2000-2008).
Aqua Teen Hunger Force (2000–present).
Aqui y Ahora (2000-present).
Between the Lions (2000–2010).
Big Brother (2000–present).
Blinkers Off (2000-present).
Burt Wolfe: Travels and Traditions (2000-present).
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000–present).
Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000–present).
Dora the Explorer (2000-present).
Dream House (2000-present).
Essence of Emeril (1994-1996, 2000-2008).
Every Woman (2000-present).
First Outlook (2000-present).
Girlfriends (2000–2008).
Hippy Gourmet (2000-present).
MTV Cribs (2000–present).
P. Allen Smith Gardens (2000-present).
Secrets of the Dead (2000–present).
Shooting Gallery (2000-present).
Solo boxeo (2000-present).
Survivor (2000–present).
Trading Spaces (2000–2008).
Virtual Memory (2000-present).
The Weather Classroom (2000-present).
Your Weather Today (2000-present).

2001

24 (2001–2010)*
30 Minute Meals (2001-present).
Access Granted (2001-present).
According to Jim (2001–2009).
The Amazing Race (2001–present).
America's Test Kitchen (2001-present).
BET's Top 25 (2001-present).
Cinema Insomnia (2001-present).
College Football Scoreboard (2001-present).
The Cost of Freedom (2001-present).
Design on a Dime (2001-present).
DVD on TV (2001-present).
The Fairly OddParents (2001–present).
Garden Smart (2001-present).
Great Hotels (2001–present).
Hard Knocks (2001-present).
How It's Made (2001–present).
The John Kerwin Show (2001-present).
Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001–2011).
Lifestyle Magazine (2001-present).
Live with Regis and Kelly (2001-present).
NASCAR RaceDay (2001-present).
NASCAR Trackside (2001-present).
NASCAR on Fox (2001-present).
NASCAR on TNT (2001–present).
New Year's Eve Live (2001-present).
Out There TV (2001-present).
Pardon the Interruption (2001-present).
The Quarters (2001-present).
Sara's Secrets (2001-present).
Scrubs (2001–2010).
ShoBox: The New Generation (2001-present).
Smallville (2001-2011).

* = Was supposed to air its seventh season on January 13, but because of the WGA strike, it was postponed to January 11, 2009.

Spiritual Outdoor Adventures (2001-present).
Tu Desayuno Alegre (2001-present).
Two Guys Garage (2001-present).
Unwrapped (2001-present).
VH1's Top 40 Videos of the Year (2001-present).
War Stories with Oliver North (2001–present).
Weekend Now (2001-present).

2002

Al Rojo Vivo (2002-present).
American Idol (2002–present).
American Morning (2002-present).
Around the Horn (2002–present).
The Bachelor (2002–present).
Barefoot Contessa (2002-present).
Beautiful Homes & Great Estates (2002–present).
Boy Meets Grill (2002-2008).
Bulls & Bears (2002-present).
Campfire Cafe (2002-present).
Cashin' In (2002-present)
Caso cerrado (2002-present).
Cavuto on Business (2002-present).
CenterStage (2002-present).
The Chris Matthews Show (2002-present).
Closing Bell (2002-present).
CMT Crossroads (2002-present).
Codename: Kids Next Door (2002–2008).
Contacto Deportivo (2002-present).
CSI: Miami (2002-present).
Curb Appeal (2002-present).
Cyberchase (2002–2010).
The Daily Buzz (2002-present).
Don Francisco Presenta (2002-present).
The Dr. Phil Show (2002–present).
Escandalo tv (2002-2011).
Everyday Italian (2002-present).
Forbes on Fox (2002-present).
HDNet World Report (2002-present).
Last Call with Carson Daly (2002–present).
Made (2002–present).
Make Way for Noddy (2002-present).
Max & Ruby (2002-2010).
Monday Night Baseball (1967-1975, 2002-present).
Monk (2002–2009(last Full season)).
The Most Extreme (2002-present).
Most Haunted (2002–2010).
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom (1963–1988, 2002–present).
NASCAR on SPEED (2002-present).
NBA on ABC (1965–1973, 2002–present).
NBA Access with Ahmad Rashad (2002-present).
NBA Coast to Coast (2002-present).
NBA Countdown (2002-present).
NBA on ESPN (1982-1984, 2002-present).
NBA Fastbreak (2002-present).
NBA Shootaround (2002-present).
NBA Wednesday (2002-present).
NOW (2002–2010).
On the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren (2002-present).
One-Hit Wonders (2002-present).
Paula's Home Cooking (2002-2008).
Petkeeping with Marc Morrone (2002-present).
Recipe TV Featuring the World's Greatest Chefs (2002-present).
Ritmo Deportivo (2002-present).
The Shield (2002–2008).
Studio B with Shepard Smith (2002-present).
Taboo (2002-present).
The Tim McCarver Show (2002-present).
TNA Xplosion (2002-present).
Top 20 Countdown (2002-present).
Totally Spies (2002-2010).
Wide Angle (2002-2009).
The Wire (2002–2008).
Without a Trace (2002–2009).
World Music (2002-present).
Yankeeography (2002-present).
Yankees Classics (2002-present).

2003

1st and 10 (2003-present).
Accion (2003-present).
All Grown Up! (2003–2008).
America's Next Top Model (2003–present).
American Chopper (2003–2010).
Anderson Cooper 360 (2003-present).
Animal Cops: Houston (2003-present).
Battlestar Galactica (2003–2009).
The Big Break (2003-present).
Bikini Destinations (2003-present).
Bluegrass & Backroads (2003-present).
Business World News (2003-present).
Clean House (2003-present).
Cold Case (2003–2010).
Comedy Central Roast (2003-present).
Countdown with Keith Olbermann (2003–present).
Day Planner (2003-present).
Easy Entertaining with Michael Chiavello (2003-present).
The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003–present).
Extreme Engineering (2003-present).
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (2003-present).
The Fabulous Life of... (2003–present).
Farmers' Almanac TV (2003-2009).
Firsthand (2003-present)
Fons and Porter's Love of Quilting (2003-present)
Get Out! (2003-present)
Headbangers Ball (1987–1995, 2003–present).
Healthy Body, Healthy Mind (2003-present).
High School Reunion (2003-present).
History Detectives (2003–present).
Hunting 201 (2003-present).
Inspiration Today (2003-present).
Jim Rome is Burning (2003-present).
Jimmy Kimmel Live (2003–present).
Last Comic Standing (2003–2010).
Las Vegas (2003–2008).
Missing (2003-present).
My Life as a Teenage Robot (2003–2009).
MythBusters (2003–present).
Nashville Star (2003–2008).
NCIS (2003–present).
New Scandinavian Cooking (2003-present).
New Year's Eve with Carson Daly (2003-present).
NFL Scoreboard (2003-present).
NFL Total Access (2003-present).
Nip/Tuck (2003–2010).
Noticiero Telemundo (2003-present).
One Piece (2003–2008).
One Tree Hill (2003–present).
On the Mike with Mike Sherman (2003-present).
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! (2003–2010).
PM Edition (2003-present).
The Price Is Right $1,000,000 Spectacular (2003-2008).
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (2003–2007).
Real Time with Bill Maher (2003–present).
Reno 911! (2003–2009).
Sell This House (2003–present).
Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee (2003-present).
Sessions@AOL (2003-present).
Shootout (2003-2008).
Simply Ming (2003-present).
Soundstage (1974-1985, 2003-present).
The Standard Snowboard Show (2003-present).
Storm Stories (2003-present).
Subterranean (2003-2011).
Teen Kids News (2003-present).
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003–2009).
Thursday Night Showcase (2003-present).
Totally Busted (2003-present).
Travel the Road (2003-present).
Two and a Half Men (2003–present).
Tyler's Ultimate (2003-present).
The Venture Bros. (2003–present).
VH1: All Access (2003–present).
Wednesday Night Hoops (2003-present).
What Not to Wear (2003–present).
Whose Wedding Is It Anyway? (2003-present).
WindTunnel with Dave Despain (2003-present).
Wired For Sex (2003-2005, 2007-2008).
World Poker Tour (2003–present).

2004

12 Corazones (2004-2010).
ABC Saturday Night Movie (2004-present).
American Latino TV (2004-present).
American Hot Rod (2004–2008).
The Angry Video Game Nerd (2004-present).
Animal Atlas (2004-present).
Animal Icons (2004-2008).
The Apprentice (2004–present).
The Backyardigans (2004-2010).
Best Week Ever (2004–2009).
The Best and Worst of Tred Barta (2004-present).
The Biggest Loser (2004–present).
Boston Legal (2004–2008).
Bridezillas (2004-present).
The Captain and Casey Show (2004-present).
Casino Cinema (2004–2008).
Casos de Familia (2004-present).
Chop Cut Rebuild (2004-present).
CMT Insider (2004-present).
CSI: NY (2004–present).
Dangerous Game (2004-present).
Designed to Sell (2004-present).
Desperate Housewives (2004–present).
Dog the Bounty Hunter (2004-present).
Dog Whisperer (2004-present).
Dr. G: Medical Examiner (2004-present).
El Perro y el Gato (2004-present).
Entourage (2004–2011).
ESPN2 College Football Friday Primetime (2004-present).
Everyday Food (2004-present).
Eye for an Eye (2004-present).
Fearless Music (2004-present).
The First 48 (2004–present).
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (2004–2009).
Gary Spetze's Painting Wild Places (2004-present).
Ghost Hunters (2004–present).
Gina D's Kids Club (2004-present).
Hank Parker's Outdoor Magazine (2004-present).
High School Stories (2004-present).
Hip Hop Honors (2004-present).
House (2004–present).
How Do I Look? (2004-present).
INN World Report (2004-present).
Innerviews with Ernie Manouse (2004-present).
The Insider (2004-present).
Instant Star (2004–2008).
In This Corner (2004-present).
The Journal Editorial Report (2004-present).
The L Word (2004–2009).
LatiNation (2004-present).
Lost (2004–2010).
MegaStructures (2004-present).
Mike and Mike in the Morning (2004-present).
Mosaic: World News from the Middle East (2004-present).
Naked Science (2004-present).
NASCAR Outdoors (2004-present).
On the Water (2004-present).
Overhaulin' (2004–2009).
PBS Kids Go! (2004-present).
Peep and the Big Wide World (2004-present).
Project Runway (2004-present).
Q&A (2004-present).
Rescue Me (2004–2011).
Roadtrip Nation (2004-present).
Room Raiders (2004-2009).
Second Opinion (2004-present).
Snapped (2004-present).
The Soup (2004-present).
Squidbillies (2004–present).
Star Trek: Phase II (2004-present).
Stargate Atlantis (2004–2009).
Strictly Global (2004-present).
Sunrise Earth (2004-present).
Survivorman (2004–2008).
Taste This! (2004-present).
Tavis Smiley (2004-present).
Thoroughbred Racing on ABC (1975-2000, 2004-present).
TNA iMPACT! (2004–present).
Top 20 Country Countdown (2004-present).
Turn Up the Heat with G. Garvin (2004-present).
Untold Stories of the ER (2004-present).
Wife Swap (2004–2008).
World Series of Blackjack (2004–present).
Worldwide Day of Play (2004-present).
WOW: The CatholicTV Challenge (2004-present).

2005

30 Days (2005–2008).
After Words (2005-present).
All Around Performance Horse Weekly (2005-present).
America's Heartland (2005-present).
American Dad! (2005–present).
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005–present).
Aqua Kids (2005-present).
Art Mann Presents (2005-present).
Attack of the Show! (2005–present).
Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005–2008).
Beauty and the Geek (2005–2008).
Ben 10 (2005–2008).
The Blitz (2005-2009).
Bones (2005–present).
The Boondocks (2005–present).
Bowhunter TV (2005-present).
Camp Lazlo (2005–2008).
Cash Cab (2005–present).
Cathouse: The Series (2005–present).
Celebrity Fit Club (2005–2010).
Chefography (2005-present).
Class of the Titans (2005–2008).
The Closer (2005–present).
The Colbert Report (2005–present).
College GameDay, basketball version (2005-present).
College GameNight (2005-present).
The Contender (2005-present).
Criminal Minds (2005–present).
Criss Angel Mindfreak (2005–present).
The Daily Habit (2005-present).
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team (2005-present).
Dancing With the Stars (2005–present).
Dangerous Encounters with Brady Barr (2005-present).
Deadliest Catch (2005–present).
Deadly Women (2005-present).
Deal or No Deal (2005–2010).
Decoding the Past (2005-present).
Designing Spaces (2005-present).
Dirty Jobs (2003, 2005–present).
DLife (2005-present).
Doctor Who (1963-1989, 1996, 2005-present).
ESPNU College Football (2005-present).
ESPNU Inside the Polls (2005-present).
Everybody Hates Chris (2005–2009).
Family Guy (1999–2002, 2005–present).
Flip This House (2005–2009).
Food Network Challenge (2005-present).
Foreign Exchange (2005-present).
Game Head (2005–2008).
Geraldo at Large (2005-present).
Ghost Whisperer (2005–2010).
The Girls Next Door (2005-2010).
Go, Diego, Go! (2005-2010).
Golf at Altitude (2005-present).
Good Deal with Dave Lieberman (2005-present).
Good Night Show (2005-present).
Gore-Tex Outdoor Adventures (2005-present).
Grey's Anatomy (2005–present).
Heartland Poker Tour (2005-present).
Hell's Kitchen (2005–present).
High School Showcase (2005-present).
Hockey Central (2005-present).
How I Met Your Mother (2005–present).
Iconoclasts (2005-present).
In Wine Country (2005-present).
Inside Washington (2005-present) (national version).
Intervention (2005–present).
Iron Chef America (2005–present).
I Shouldn't Be Alive (2005-present).
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005–present).
Johnny and the Sprites (2005–2009).
Johnny Test (2005-present).
Judge Alex (2005-present).
Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List (2005-2010).
The King is Coming (2005-present).
Kudlow & Company (2005–2008).
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2005-present).
Life with Derek (2005-2009).
Little Einsteins (2005–2009).
Lockup (2005-present).
Mad Money (2005–present).
Madden Nation (2005-present).
Made in Hollywood (2005-present).
Martha (2005-present).
Martin Lawrence Presents 1st Amendment Standup (2005-present).
Medium (2005–2011).
Meerkat Manor (2005-2009).
Mega-Carrier (2005-present).
Miami Ink (2005–2008).
Mind of Mencia (2005–2008).
Moral Orel (2005–2008).
Morning Express with Robin Meade (2005-present).
Move This House (2005–present).
Moving Up (2005-2009).
My First Place (2005-present).
My Gym Partner's a Monkey (2005–2008).
My Name Is Earl (2005–2009).
Mystery Diagnosis (2005-present).
My Super Sweet 16 (2005–2008).
Nancy Grace (2005-present).
Naruto (2005-2009).
NBA Basketballography (2005-present).
Next (2005–2008).
The Next Food Network Star (2005-present).
NHL on Versus (2005-present).
Nitido (2005-present).
NOVA Science Now (2005-present).
NUMB3RS (2005–2010).
The Office (2005–present).
On the Streets (2005-present).
Parental Control (2005–present).
Pastor Greg (2005-2008).
Prime News (2005-present).
Prison Break (2005–2009).
Puppy Bowl (2005-present).
Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels (2005-present).
Robot Chicken (2005–present).
Run's House (2005–2009).
Saturday Primetime (2005-present).
Secret Lives of Women (2005-present).
Showbiz Tonight (2005-present).
The Situation Room (2005-present).
South of Nowhere (2005–2008).
So You Think You Can Dance (2005–present).
Squawk on the Street (2005-present).
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (2005–2008).
Supernanny (2005–2011).
Supernatural (2005–present).
Titulares y Mas (2005-present).
The Tyra Banks Show (2005-2010).
The Ultimate Fighter (2005–present).
Ultimate Match Fishing (2005-present).
Weeds (2005–present).
Weekend View (2005-present).
Whaddyado (2005-present).
X Center (2005-present).
Xtreme 4x4 (2005-present).
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (2005–2008).
Zoey 101 (2005–2008).
The Zula Patrol (2005-present).

2006

1 vs. 100 (2006–2008, 2010-present).
10 Items or Less (2006–2009).
24 Hour Design (2006-2008).
30 Rock (2006–present).
31 Days of Oscar (2006-present).
Ace of Cakes (2006-2011).
Adventures Abroad (2006-present).
All Bets Are Off With Bruce Drennan (2006-present).
America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions (2006-present).
America's Got Talent (2006–present).
American Gangster (2006-2009).
American Idol Rewind (2006–2010).
Back in the Day (2006-present).
The Bad Girls Club (2006-present).
Bayly (2006-present).
Beyond the Break (2006–2009).
Bible Prophecy Revealed (2006-present).
Big Love (2006–2011).
Big Spender (2006–present).
Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern (2006-present).
Bleach (2006-present).
BodogFight (2006-2008).
Brotherhood (2006–2008).
Brothers & Sisters (2006–2011).
Chaotic (2006-2010).
Choo-Choo Soul (2006–present).
Class of 3000 (2006–2008).
CNN Newsroom (2006-present).
College Football on Versus (2006-present).
Comics Unleashed (2006-present).
Country Fried Home Videos (2006-2009).
Creative Juice (2006-2008).
Crime Scene (2006-present).
Crimes That Shook the World (2006-2009).
Curious George (2006-present).
Daily 10 (2006-2010).
Dan Rather Reports (2006-present).
Def Comedy Jam (1992–1997, 2006–present).
Design e2 (2006-2009).
Destination Tennis (2006-present).
Dexter (2006–present).
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (2006-present).
Discovery Atlas (2006-present).
Disorder in the Court (2006-present).
Disorderly Conduct: Video on Patrol (2006–2009).
Doctor to Doctor (2006-present).
Don't Sweat It (2006-present).
ECW (2006–2010).
The Emperor's New School (2006–2008).
ESPN on ABC (2006–present).
ESPNews Gametime (2006-2009).
ESPNews Pregame (2006-2009).
ESPNU Coaches Spotlight (2006-present).
ESPNU Recruiting Insider (2006-present).
The Essentials (2006-present).
Eureka (2006–present).
Expose: America's Investigative Reports (2006-2009).
Fantastic Four (2006–2010).
Fast Money (2006-present).
Feasting on Asphalt (2006-2008).
Fetch with Ruff Ruffman (2006-2010).
Fight Science (2006-present).
Final Score (2006-2011).
Football Night in America (2006-present).
Friday Night Lights (2006–2011).
Frisky Dingo (2006–2008).
Future Phenoms (2006-present).
Future Weapons (2006–2008).
The Game (2006–2009, 2011-present).
Gene Simmons Family Jewels (2006–present).
Glenn Beck (2006–2011).
Guy's Big Bite (2006-present).
Handy Manny (2006-present).
Hannah Montana (2006–2011).
Healthy Appetite with Ellie Krieger (2006-present).
Heroes (2006–2010).
HGTV Design Star (2006-present).
High Stakes Poker (2006–present).
The Hills (2006–2010).
Home Made Simple (2006-present).
House Smarts (2006-present).
In Focus on FSN (2006-present).
It's a Big Big World (2006-2010).
The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency (2006–2008).
Jericho (2006–2008).
Judge Maria Lopez (2006–2008).
Katie Brown Workshop (2006-present).
Kyle XY (2006-2009).
Lifted (2006-present).
Legion of Super Heroes (2006–2008).
Little People, Big World (2006–2010).
Live at Gotham (2006–2009).
Lockdown (2006-present).
Made in Hollywood: Teen Edition (2006-present).
Man vs. Wild (2006–present).
Mega Movers (2006-present).
Men In Trees (2006–2008).
Metalocalypse (2006–present).
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2006-present).
Million Dollar Listing (2006-present).
Monday Night Live (2006-present).
Monster Madhouse Live (2006-present).
Morris Cerullo Helpline (2006-present).
Most Daring (2006-present).
Most Evil (2006-2008).
Most Shocking (2006-present).
Movie and a Makeover (2006-present).
MSNBC Doc Block (2006-present).
MuscleCar (2006-present).
My Boys (2006–2010).
My Gym Partner's a Monkey (2006–2008).
My House Is Worth What? (2006-present).
NBA Stories (2006-present).
NBC Sunday Night Football (2006–present).
'net IMPACT (2006-present).
The New Adventures of Old Christine (2006–2010).
New Pollution (2006-present).
NFL GameDay (2006-present).
The NFL on NBC Pregame Show (2006-present).
NFL Replay (2006-present).
NHL on NBC (1966-1975, 1990-1994, 2006–present).
The Official BCS Ratings Show (2006-present).
Over Your Head (2006-present).
Paula's Party (2006-2008).
Pinks - All Out (2006-present).
Platinum Weddings (2006-2010).
Pros vs Joes (2006–present).
Psych (2006–present).
Pucca (2006-2008).
The Rachael Ray Show (2006–present).
The Real Housewives of Orange County (2006-present).
Real Simple (2006-present).
The Replacements (2006-2009).
Rob & Big (2006–2008).
Robin Hood (2006–2009).
Saturday Night Football (2006-present).
Shark (2006–2008).
Solitary (2006-2010).
SportsCenterU (2006-present).
Sucker Free (2006-present).
SummerBall (2006-present).
Super Bikes! (2006-2009).
Sweat Equity (2006-present).
Take Home Chef (2006–2008).
Talkshow with Spike Feresten (2006–2009).
Three Sheets (2006-present).
Throwdown with Bobby Flay (2006-present).
Thursday Night Football (2006-present).
'Til Death (2006–2010).
Tom and Jerry Tales (2006–2008).
Top Chef (2006-present).
Trick My Truck (2006-2009).
Tyler Perry's House of Payne (2006-present).
Ugly Betty (2006-2010).
The Ultimate Coyote Ugly Search (2006-2008).
The Unit (2006–2009).
USL Breakaways (2006-present).
VeggieTales (2006-2009).
Web Junk 20 (2006–2008).
Western Extreme (2006-present).
Whacked Out Sports (2006-present).
Wild (2006-present).
Wonder Pets (2006-present).
World Cup Live (2006-present).
Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! (2006–2010).
Yin Yang Yo! (2006–2009).
Your Business (2006-present).

2007

The 5ive (2007-2008).
7th Street Theatre (2007-present).
24/7 (2007-present).
The A-List (2007-present).
After the First 48 (2007-present).
Al Punto (2007-present).
America's Newsroom (2007-present).
American Greed (2007-present).
Animal Exploration with Jarod Miller (2007-2010).
Animal Makeover TV (2007-present).
Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? (2007–2011).
Army Wives (2007-present).
As the Bell Rings (2007-2009).
Back at the Barnyard (2007–2011).
Back to You (2007–2008).
Bait Car (2007-present).
Ballers (2007-present).
BBC World News America (2007-present).
Better (2007-present).
The Big Bang Theory (2007–present).
Big Brother: After Dark (2007-present).
The Big Gay Sketch Show (2007-2010).
Big Medicine (2007-2008).
Bill Moyers Journal (1972-1976, 1979-1981, 2007-2010).
Blood+ (2007–2008).
Bone Detectives (2007-2008).
Bought & Sold (2007-present).
Bullrun (2007-present).
Burn Notice (2007-present).
Business Nation (2007-present).
Californication (2007-present).
The Call (2007-2011).
Call 911 (2007-present).
Ceasar and Chuy (2007-2008).
Chelsea Lately (2007-present).
The Chicas Project (2007-2009).
Chowder (2007-2010).
Chuck (2007-present).
CMT Invitation Only (2007-present).
CNN Heroes (2007-present).
CNN Presents (2007-present).
CNN Special Investigations Unit (2007-present).
Co-Ed Confidential (2007-present).
College Football Live (2007-present).
College Football Now (2007-present).
Color Splash (2007-present).
CW Now (2007–2008).
Damages (2007-present).
Desaparecidos (2007-2008).
Deserving Design (2007-2009).
Desperate Landscapes (2007-present).
Destination Truth (2007-present).
Dinner: Impossible (2007-present).
Dirt (2007–2008).
Dirty Sexy Money (2007-2009).
Disney Channel's 3 Minute Game Show (2007-present).
Dog Tales (2007-present).
Don't Forget the Lyrics (2007-2011).
Dr. Wonder's Workshop (2007-present).
The Drinky Crow Show (2007-2009).
E:60 (2007-present).
Equitrekking (2007-present).
Engaged and Underage (2007–2008).
ESPN First Take (2007-present).
ESPN2 Garage (2007-present).
Everyday Edisons (2007-present).
FIGHTZONE Presents (2007-present).
Flash Gordon (2007–2008).
Flight of the Conchords (2007-2009).
Flipping Out (2007-present).
Fox Business (2007-present).
Gangland (2007-present).
George of the Jungle (2007-2008).
Get Married (2007-2008).
Gossip Girl (2007-present).
Greek (2007-2011).
The Guild (2007-present).
Hammer Heads (2007-present).
Happy Monster Band (2007-2008).
The Harvest Show (2007-present).
Have Fork, Will Travel (2007-2008).
HDNet Fights (2007-present).
iCarly (2007–present).
Ice Road Truckers (2007–present).
InfoMania (2007-2011).
Inside MMA (2007-present).
It's Supernatural (2007-present).
Jack Hanna's Into the Wild (2007-present).
Jail (2007-present).
Joni and Friends (2007-present).
Judge David Young (2007-2009).
Just for Laughs (2007-2009).
Just Jordan (2007–2008).
Kate Plus Eight (2007–2009, 2010-2011).
Keeping Up with the Kardashians (2007–present).
Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane (2007-present).
Kitchen Nightmares (2007-present).
LA Ink (2007-2011).
The Lair (2007-present).
The Land Before Time (2007-2008) (U.S. version).
Lidia's Italy (2007-present).
Life (2007-2009).
Living with Ed (2007-present).
Local Edition (2007-2009).
Mad Men (2007-present).
Major League Baseball on TBS (2007-present).
Making the Band (2000–2002, 2007–2009).
Man Caves (2007-present).
MANswers (2007-present).
Mark & Olly: Living with the Tribes (2007-2009).
McDonald's Thanksgiving Parade (2007-present).
MLS Primetime Thursday (2007-2009).
Mobsters (2007-present).
Moonlight (2007–2008).
MonsterQuest (2007-2010).
Morning Joe (2007-present).
The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (2007-2009).
MTV Live (2007-present).
My Friends Tigger and Pooh (2007-2010).
The Naked Brothers Band (2007–2009).
NASA Edge (2007-present).
NASCAR Countdown (2007-present).
NASCAR in Primetime (2007-present).
NASCAR Now (2007-present).
NASCAR on ESPN (1981-2002, 2007-present).
The Next Iron Chef (2007-present).
NFL Classics (2007-present).
NFL Top 10 (2007-present).
NHL on the Fly (2007-present).
Noticiero Azteca America (2007-present).
Nuestra Belleza Latina (2007-present).
Nutritional Living with Dr. Ward Bond (2007-present).
Ocean Force (2007-present).
Ooh, Aah & You (2007-2011).
Paranormal State (2007-present).
Party Heat (2007-present).
Pass the Plate (2007-2010).
Passport to Latin America (2007-2008).
Path to the Draft (2007-present).
Phineas and Ferb (2007-present).
Playboy Prime (2007-present).
Poker After Dark (2007–present).
Private Practice (2007-present).
Private Sessions (2007-present).
Pro-Am Poker Equalizer (2007-2008).
Props (2007-present).
Pushing Daisies (2007–2009).
Put Up Your Dukes (2007-2008).
Ralph Emery Live (2007-present).
The Real Estate Pros (2007-2009).
Really Big Things (2007-2008).
Red Bull New Year No Limits (2007-present).
Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld (2007-present).
Renovation Realities (2007-present).
Rules of Engagement (2007–present).
Samantha Who? (2007–2009).
The Sarah Silverman Program (2007–2010).
Saving Grace (2007-2010).
Say Yes to the Dress (2007-present).
Shear Genius (2007-present).
Shockwave (2007-2008).
The Singing Bee (2007-present).
Source One Television (2007-present).
Sox Appeal (2007-2008).
Speeders (2007-2009).
Spike Guys' Choice Awards (2007-present).
The Steve Wilkos Show (2007-present).
Storm Chasers (2007-present).
Street Customs (2007-present).
Suburban Secrets (2007-2008).
Sunday Best (2007-present).
Sunny Side Up Show (2007-present).
Superjail! (2007-present).
Super Why! (2007-present).
Sushi Pack (2007-2009).
Tekzilla (2007-present).
Three Wide Life (2007-present).
Tim Gunn's Guide to Style (2007-2008).
TMZ on TV (2007-present).
Top Design (2007-2008).
Torchwood (2007-present).
Tori & Dean: Inn Love (2007-present).
Transformers Animated (2007-2009).
Travelscope (2007-present).
The Tudors (2007-2010).
Ultimate Factories (2007-present).
Ultimate Outdoors (2007-present).
The Universe (2007-present).
Veredicto Final (2007-present).
Voicemail (2007-present).
Wayside (2007–2008).
Weapon Masters (2007-2008).
The Whitest Kids U'Know (2007-2011).
Wilbur (2007-2010).
Wizards of Waverly Place (2007–present).
WordGirl (2007-present).
WordWorld (2007-present).
Yo Gabba Gabba! (2007-present).

Television movies (including scheduled)

Debut	Name	Network	Director	Starring
January 25	Minutemen	Disney Channel	Lev L. Spiro	Jason Dolley, Chelsea Staub, J.P. Manoux
March 16	The Cutting Edge 3: Chasing the Dream	ABC Family	Stuart Gillard	Matt Lanter, Francia Raisa
April 20	Princess	ABC Family	Mark Rosman	Nora Zehetner, Kip Pardue
June 8	The Circuit	ABC Family	Billy Campbell and Michelle Trachtenberg
June 20	Camp Rock	Disney Channel	Matthew Diamond	The Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, Meaghan Jette Martin
July 13	Picture This	ABC Family	Stephen Herek	Ashley Tisdale and Robbie Amell
August 22	The Cheetah Girls: One World	Disney Channel	Paul Hoen	The Cheetah Girls
September	Samurai Girl	ABC Family
September 12	Gym Teacher: The Movie	Nickelodeon	Paul Dinello	Nathan Kress, Christopher Meloni, Amy Sedaris and David Alan Grier
October 18	Living Proof	Lifetime	Dan Ireland	a.o. Harry Connick, Jr., Amanda Bynes, Bernadette Peters
Fall	Happy Campers	ABC Family	Gil Junger	Kay Panabaker, French Stewart
	Au Pair III	ABC Family	Mark Griffiths

Changes of Network Affiliation

Show	Moved from	Moved to
The Contender	ESPN	Versus
Emeril Live	Food Network	Fine Living
Friday Night Lights	NBC	The 101 Network (later reair on NBC as of 1/2009)
Futurama	Fox	Comedy Central
High School Reunion	The WB	TV Land
Inside the NFL	HBO	Showtime
Jon & Kate Plus 8	Discovery Health	TLC
Nashville Star	USA	NBC
One Piece	Toonami	Funimation Channel and [1]
Paradise Hotel	Fox	MyNetworkTV
World Poker Tour	Travel Channel	GSN
World Poker Tour	GSN	Fox Sports Net
WWE Friday Night SmackDown	The CW	MyNetworkTV
The Weakest Link	BBC Two	BBC One
Out of the Blue	BBC One	BBC Two
Neighbours	BBC One	Five
QI	BBC Two	BBC One
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX	Cartoon Network	4Kids TV
Viva Piñata	4Kids TV	The CW4Kids
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003 TV series)	4Kids TV	The CW4Kids
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX	4Kids TV	The CW4Kids
Dinosaur King	4Kids TV	The CW4Kids
1st and 10	ESPN	ESPN2

Returning this year

Show	Network (Last Aired)	Last aired	Network (New/Returning)	Returning
Paradise Hotel	Fox	2003	MyNetworkTV	February
The Bachelorette	ABC	2005	ABC	May
The Mole	ABC	2004	ABC	June

Ending this year

Date	Show	Debut
January 1	Mission: Man Band	2007
January 6	I Love New York	2007
January 7	Higglytown Heroes	2004
January 18	Game Head	2005
January 21	Codename: Kids Next Door	2002
January 23	Power of 10	2007
January 24	Big Shots	2007
January 27	Shorts in a Bunch	2007
January 28	Madre Luna	2007
January 30	Crowned: The Mother of All Pageants	2007
February 1	Star Jones	2007
February 3	Life Is Wild	2007
February 8	Flash Gordon	2007
February 11	Girlfriends	2000
February 11	Notes from the Underbelly	2007
February 15	Las Vegas	2003
February 20	Cashmere Mafia	2008
February 22	1 vs. 100	2006
February 23	Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle	2007
February 24	CW Now	2007
February 29	About a Girl	2007
March 1	Eon Kid	2007
March 3	The Palace	2008
March 3	Welcome to The Captain	2008
March 4	Carpoolers	2007
March 8	Endurance	2002
March 8	The Batman	2004
March 9	Quarterlife	2008
March 9	The Wire	2002
March 10	October Road	2007
March 13	The NightCap	2008
March 14	Tucker	2005
March 15	Control Room Presents	2007
March 15	Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!	2006
March 21	The Return of Jezebel James	2008
March 22	Tom and Jerry Tales	2006
March 23	Blood+	2007
March 23	Frisky Dingo	2006
March 25	Jericho	2006
March 27	Camp Lazlo	2005
March 28	How Much Is Enough?	2008
March 28	In the Loop with iVillage	2006
March 29	The Mint	2007
March 30	Unhitched	2008
April 3	Miss Guided	2008
April 5	Legion of Super Heroes	2006
April 5	Just Jordan	2007
April 6	Here Come the Newlyweds	2008
April 7	My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad	2008
April 8	Secret Talents of the Stars	2008
April 11	Amnesia	2008
April 13	Dirt	2007
April 14	New Amsterdam	2008
April 15	Ben 10	2005
April 18	Canterbury's Law	2008
April 20	Oprah's Big Give	2008
April 23	Pussycat Dolls Present:	2007
April 28	High School Confidential	2008
April 29	The Riches	2007
May 2	Zoey 101	2005
May 9	Merv Griffin's Crosswords	2007
May 13	Beauty and the Geek	2005
May 13	Women's Murder Club	2007
May 14	Back to You	2007
May 15	Lil' Bush	2007
May 16	The Montel Williams Show	1991
May 16	Moonlight	2007
May 18	Aliens in America	2007
May 19	Paradise Hotel	2003
May 20	Shark	2006
May 25	Class of 3000	2006
May 26	Flavor of Love	2006
May 26	Wildfire	2005
May 29	Out of Jimmy's Head	2007
May 30	WWE Heat	1998
May 31	My Kid's a Star	2008
May 31	The Rich List	2007
June 5	HolbyBlue	2007
June 11	Men in Trees	2006
June 13	Pecados Ajenos	2007
June 13	Temptation	2007
June 14	World of Quest	2008
June 21	Dance on Sunset	2008
June 25	Farmer Wants a Wife	2008
June 30	Robson Arms	2005
July 4	Death Note	2007
July 4	Just In	2008
July 6	Assy McGee	2006
July 11	Dance Machine	2008
July 11	Duel	2007
July 19	Avatar: The Last Airbender	2005
July 29	Celebrity Family Feud	2008
August 4	American Gladiators	2008
August 7	Passions	1999
August 11	The Mole	2001
August 17	All Grown Up!	2003
August 17	Code Monkeys	2007
August 17	Fat Guy Stuck in Internet	2007
August 22	Richard & Judy	2001
August 23	ChalkZone	2002
September 1	The Suite Life of Zack & Cody	2005
September 5	Judge Maria Lopez	2006
September 5	Northwest Afternoon	1984
September 5	Swingtown	2008
September 13	El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera	2007
September 15	Grange Hill	1978
September 17	Wayside	2007
September 20	Kappa Mikey	2006
September 20	Toonami	1997
September 23	E!'s Pam: Girl on the Loose!	2008
September 24	Do Not Disturb	2008
September 27	My Family's Got GUTS	2008
October 2	MTV's Top Pop Group	2008
October 11	Tutenstein	2003
October 21	General Hospital: Night Shift	2007
October 21	The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency	2006
October 24	The Ex List	2008
October 25	America's Toughest Jobs	2008
October 25	Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion	2008
October 26	In Harm's Way	2008
October 29	Rap City	1989
November 1	Digimon Data Squad	2007
November 1	Making Fiends	2008
November 3	Power Rangers: Jungle Fury	2008
November 16	Total Request Live	1998
November 20	The Emperor's New School	2006
November 25	The Shield	2002
November 27	My Gym Partner's a Monkey	2005
November 29	Tak and the Power of Juju	2007
December 8	Boston Legal	2004
December 12	South of Nowhere	2005
December 15	My Own Worst Enemy	2008
December 17	Stylista	2008
December 18	Moral Orel	2005

Deaths

Date	Name	Age	Notability
January 6	Bob LeMond	94	Radio and TV announcer (Ozzie and Harriet, Leave it to Beaver)
January 16	Allan Melvin	84	Actor (Magilla Gorilla, The Brady Bunch, All in the Family)
January 18	Lois Nettleton	80	Actress (In the Heat of the Night)
January 19	Suzanne Pleshette	70	Actress (The Bob Newhart Show)
January 25	Jahna Steele	49	Transgendered entertainer (Was "outed" on A Current Affair in 1992 and made a guest starring role on NYPD Blue in 1995)
February 1	Shell Kepler	49	Actress and presenter (General Hospital, HSN host)
February 4	Augusta Dabney	89	Actress (Another World, A World Apart, Loving)
February 7	John McWethy	61	News reporter/journalist (ABC News correspondent from 1979 to 2006; Was inside the Pentagon when it was struck by the hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 during the September 11, 2001 attacks)
February 10	Ron Leavitt	60	writer and producer (Happy Days, Married with Children)
February 10	Roy Scheider	75	Actor (seaQuest)
February 12	David Groh	68	Actor (Rhoda)
February 14	Bill Currie	85	Sportscaster/commentator for KDKA-TV/Pittsburgh from 1970 to 1981
February 16	Steve Gerber	60	Illustrator/animator (Thundarr The Barbarian)
February 16	Perry Lopez	78	Character actor (Star Trek)
February 19	Claude "Grits" Gresham	85	Outdoor sportscaster (The American Sportsman)
February 27	William F. Buckley, Jr.	82	Host and commentator (Firing Line)
February 27	Myron Cope	79	Sportscaster at WTAE/Pittsburgh and color commentator for the Pittsburgh Steelers broadcasts
February 28	Dick Fletcher	66	Weathercaster/meteorologist at WTSP/St. Petersburg-Tampa, Florida
March 16	Ivan Dixon	76	Actor, producer and director (Hogan's Heroes)
April 5	Charlton Heston	84	Actor (The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur, The Colbys)
April 8	Stanley Kamel	65	Actor (Monk)
May 1	Jim Hager	66	One half of the Hager Twins and a regular on Hee Haw
May 3	Beverlee McKinsey	67	Soap opera actress (Another World, Texas, Guiding Light)
May 11	Richard Towne "Dick" Sutcliffe	90	Christian children's' TV producer/animator (Davey and Goliath)
May 15	Alexander Courage	88	Composer (Star Trek theme song)
May 18	Joseph Pevney	96	Actor (Bonanza)
May 24	Dick Martin	86	Comedian and director (Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In)
May 25	Earle Hagen	88	Music composer/musician (The Andy Griffith Show)
May 25	Mitch Mullany	39	Actor (Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher)
May 27	Sydney Pollack	73	Producer/director and actor (The Fugitive, Will & Grace, The Sopranos and host of The Essentials on Turner Classic Movies)
May 29	Harvey Korman	81	Actor/comedian (The Carol Burnett Show, The Flintstones)
June 2	Mel Ferrer	90	Actor, producer and director (Falcon Crest, Return of the Saint)
June 7	Jim McKay	87	Sportscaster, journalist, narrator, and commentator for ABC, CBS and NBC Sports
June 13	Tim Russert	58	Journalist for NBC News and host of Meet the Press from 1991 to 2008
June 13	Charlie Jones	77	Sportscaster for NBC and ABC Sports; Play-by-play TV announcer for AFL and NFL games
June 14	Neil MacNeil	85	Journalist (Washington Week in Review)
June 16	Tony Schwartz	85	Sound archivist/ad executive and creator of Barry Goldwater's 1964 "Daisy" political ad
June 17	Cyd Charisse	86	Actress, singer and dancer (The Love Boat, Frasier, Fantasy Island, Burke's Law)
June 21	Kermit Love	91	Puppeteer, costume designer, and TV actor (Sesame Street)
June 22	George Carlin	71	Actor, writer, director and comedian (The George Carlin Show, Shining Time Station)
June 22	Dody Goodman	93	Actress (Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman)
June 29	Don S. Davis	65	Actor (Stargate SG-1, Twin Peaks)
July 3	Larry Harmon	83	Entertainer (Bozo the Clown)
July 4	Jesse Helms	86	Congressman, senator and former television anchor/reporter/commentator for WRAL-TV/Raleigh, North Carolina
July 12	Tony Snow	53	Commentator (Fox News Sunday) and former White House Press Secretary.
July 17	Larry Haines	89	Actor (Search for Tomorrow)
July 21	Khia "K-Swift" Edgerton	29	Club radio DJ, Hip-Hop producer and remixer (The Wire, BET's Rap City)
July 22	Estelle Getty	84	Actress (The Golden Girls)
August 7	Bernie Brillstein	77	Producer and agent (Buffalo Bill, ALF, The Larry Sanders Show, NewsRadio)
August 8	John K. Cooley	81	Journalist and author (ABC News)
August 9	Bernie Mac	50	Actor and comedian (The Bernie Mac Show)
August 10	John Esmonde	71	British scriptwriter (The Good Life)
August 10	Isaac Hayes	65	Singer/songwriter and voiceover artist (South Park)
August 15	"Engineer Bill" Stulla	97	Children's TV show host ("Cartoon Express" on KHJ-TV/Los Angeles, California from 1954 to 1966)
August 19	Julius Carry	56	Actor (Doctor, Doctor, The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.)
September 1	Don LaFontaine	68	Voiceover announcer (Entertainment Tonight)
September 2	Ike Pappas	75	News reporter (CBS News)
September 2	"Captain" Mike Ambrose	69	Weatherman at KGTV/San Diego, California
September 3	Jerry Reed	71	Actor and singer (The New Scooby-Doo Movies, The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, The Concrete Cowboys, Hee Haw)
September 12	George Putnam	94	News personality
September 28	John Harden Norris	88	Former owner of WGCB-TV/Red Lion, Pennsylvania, whose former AM sister station was the center of a dispute over the Fairness Doctrine, one that he eventually lost, in 1964.
October 9	Lloyd Thaxton	81	Host and producer (The Lloyd Thaxton Show, Fight Back! With David Horowitz)
October 11	Neal Hefti	85	Theme music composer (Batman, The Odd Couple (Both the film and the TV series))
October 15	Jack Narz	85	Game show host (Beat the Clock, Concentration)
October 25	Anne Pressly	26	Anchorwoman and special assignment reporter for KATV/Little Rock, Arkansas
November 4	Michael Crichton	66	Author and screenwriter (ER)
November 7	Herb Score	75	Baseball player and TV/Radio play-by-play announcer for the Cleveland Indians
December 1	Paul Benedict	70	Character actor, writer and director (The Jeffersons, Sesame Street)
December 5	Beverly Garland	82	Actress, singer and businesswoman (My Three Sons, Scarecrow and Mrs. King)
December 8	Robert Prosky	77	Actor (Hill Street Blues)
December 11	Maddie Blaustein	48	Voice actress (Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dinosaur King)
December 12	Van Johnson	92	Actor and singer (Batman, Here's Lucy, The Pied Piper of Hamelin (1957 TV movie))
December 18	Majel Barrett	76	Actress (Star Trek: The Original Series)
December 25	Eartha Kitt	81	Actress, dancer and singer (Batman)

Years in television: 2008
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References

^ ESPNU Counts Five Distributors as Launch Nears
^ Todd Spangler. "Multichannel News November 5, 2008 CNN goes holographic". Archived from the original on 2009-06-01. http://www.multichannel.com/blog/BIT_RATE/6608-CNN_Goes_Holographic.php. Retrieved 2009-04-15.
^ WFUM-TV report to FCC
^ Michigan Television Homepage
^ Comcast Networks Homepage

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