Your Fall 2007 Schedule

[Storm Eagle]

So, another year brings us new and returning programs in the fall. So what will you be tuning into? I'll go first:


Sunday:
8pm "The Simpsons" (Fox; September 23)
8:30pm "King of the Hill" (Fox; September 23)

Monday:
8:30pm "Digimon: Data Squad" (ToonDisney; October 1)
10pm "CSI: Miami" (CBS; September 24)

Tuesday:
N/A

Wednesday:
10pm "CSI: NY" (CBS; September 26)
or
10pm "South Park" (Comedy Central; October 3)

Thursday:
12am "South Park" (if I don't watch Wednesday's 10pm showing of CSI: NY)
9pm "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (CBS; September 27)

Friday:
8:30pm "Digimon: Data Squad" (ToonDisney; October 1)

Saturday:
N/A


So once again, nothing really new this season. Well, unless you count Digimon: Data Squad, even though it marks the fifth season of the American Digimon dub series. It has been on hiatus for five years. New Digimon: Data Squad episodes will usually premiere on Mondays, but there may be times where they'll premiere episodes on Fridays, like the second episode.

I'm waiting for Kamen Rider Dragon Knight (or Dark Knight, whichever one it'll end up as) and Transformers Animated, but those won't come around until the first quarter of 2008.

Episodes of CSI: NY and South Park premiere at the same time on Wednesdays. So I'll watch CSI: NY, and then tape the second showing of a South Park episode at midnight if it's new, and watch it sometime later. I watch Wednesday's 10pm showing of South Park if it's even a new episode and CSI: NY is a repeat.

Nothing to watch on Saturday mornings. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward season went on hiatus in April, but is wrapping up with the final six episodes this fall, but I don't have to watch those since the second half of the season already came out on DVD in August. I'll still be keeping track of their original air dates though. There's even talk that they'll even show most or all of the 12-episode fifth season in early 2008, when they should have shown that in the fall of last year. Now even though I've seen all those episodes on YouTube, I'll still keep track of their original air dates, and even tape them to save, in case 4Kids gets stingy and never puts them out on DVD.

I'd put Saturday Night Live on my schedule, but I don't follow it as religiously as I did anymore. However, I'll just have the TV showing it, even if I'm not paying full attention to it. Even so, I tend to pay more attention to the Weekly Update sketches, and the music performances if the musical guest is someone who I care to watch.

[DeathsHand]

Mon - Fri @ 9:30AM: Local News
Mon - Thu @ 11PM: The Daily Show
Seinfeld via the magic of DVD: Whenever.
UCB Season 2 via the magic of DVD: September 23rd (I'll wait 5 days to watch it).

Yep that about covers my fall schedule...

From the title, I thought this thread was going to be about college. Hrmph.

[Bond]

Tuesday: House M.D. - 8:00pm CT

Badger and Packer football games as well.

That's it.

[Teuthida]

I download all my TV shows. Right now know will be watching Heroes and Pushing Daises.

Started watching the new Digimon series when it began airing in Japan. As big of a Digimon fan as I am I just couldn't get into it. They changed the formula and style so much. Might see how the dubbed version is though.

Will check out Transformers Animated when it airs. Looks pretty good. There's also a new Spider-Man series coming out in March.

[Angrist]

I download all my TV shows.Same here. Don't have a TV and I can't wait for Holland to catch up.

I'll be watching Heroes and Avatar: The Last Airbender. And I'm watching 1 or 2 Friends episodes a day, I'm almost at season 9.

[BreakABone]

Sunday nothing. Unless the occassion Simpsons/Family Guy commercial looks funny. Like the Family Guy Star Wars spoof.

Mondays, I hate
8:00-9:00- Prison Break/Chuck
9:00- 10:00- Heroes/24 (though doesn't come into effect until Jan)
9:00- 11:00 Monday Night Raw

Tuesdays
9:00-10:00 Reaper

Wednesdays
8-9 Pushing Daisies
10- 10:30 South Park

Thursday second best night on TV
8-9 Smallville (on occassion)
9-10 Office/Scrubs power hour

Friday is just SmackDown when it's not moved to Sat

Daily Show/Colbert when don't have to be up early the next day.

[The Germanator]

Yeah, I'm back at college where we only have 2 TVs on campus, so I download everything, but this is what I will be downloading.

Season 6 of Curb Your Enthusiasm
New South Parks
Pushing Daisies (because the pilot was absolutely brilliant)

And I'll be watching the Philadelphia Eagles at a local bar when they play some nationally televised games like tomorrow night...

[GameMaster]

So, another year brings us new and returning programs in the fall. So what will you be tuning into?

Good question. I'll get back to you when the writer's strike has been resolved. But if you want some recommendations:

Dexter--- Season 2 rocked the casbah just as hard as Season 1. Seriously good show.

Weeds--- Another one of Showtime's one-hit wonders. Good, entertaining fun. And who doesn't love Kevin Nealon?

House--- What do you get when you cross actor, Hugh Laurie, with a plot involving the selection of a new medical team? A wonderful fourth season of House!

SHOWS TO STAY AWAY FROM:

Heroes--- Not even Peter Petrelli can save the second season (drastically cut short to 11 episodes) from its near stand-still plot. If Sylar hasn't already killed you, this yawn inducing, snooze-fest surely will.

Prison Break--- Another good show gone bad. Michael Scofield's chances of escaping the ever-ridiculous plot and the two-month hiatus midway through the season are slim to none.

Pushing Daisies--- This one's subjective but for me, its simply too ridiculous. I have a better chance of eating Jello pudding than I do laughing while watching this. Again, this show is not funny. Ever. Over-the-top stupidity at it finest.