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'Everybody Loves Raymond' To Join TV Land Prime In June 2010
www.multichannel.com | Oct 6, 2009
TV Land will be the primetime home of classic sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, beginning in June 2010, part of a series of sitcom acquisitions the baby-boomer-targeted network announced Tuesday.

Fox Buys JB Smoove Sitcom Pitch
www.cinemablend.com | Jan 3, 2011
Fox Buys JB Smoove Sitcom Pitch A television resource updated many times a day with the latest in TV news, gossip, and reviews. All with attempted humor.

CMT Will Launch First Sitcom in January | 95.7 KKAJ-FM "Texoma Country"
www.kkaj.com | Aug 11, 2010
CMT Will Launch First Sitcom in January CMT will premier its first scripted comedy, “Working Class”, a half-hour, family-oriented sitcom starring Melissa Peterman in January 2011 on

Syndication Ratings: Two and a Half Men Takes Top Sitcom Spot
www.broadcastingcable.com | Oct 17, 2007
Warner Bros.’ Two and a Half Men finally lived up to its billing as an A-level sitcom, shooting past Twentieth Television’s Family Guy to tie CBS’ Everybody Loves Raymond for the off-network sitcom lead at a 3.7 national household rating for the week of Oct. 7, according to Nielsen Media Research.

Dane Cook To Star In A New Sitcom For NBC | Screen Rant
screenrant.com | Sep 29, 2011
Dane Cook has signed a new deal with NBC to star in a half-hour sitcom. Is Cook’s loud and raunchy style of humor a good fit for the peacock network?

Parker Posey's New Sitcom, "The Return of Jezebel James" | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film
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Indiewire Browse the indiewire network 3 print sponsored by Parker Posey's New Sitcom, "The Return of Jezebel James" by jamesisrael | Fri Jun 15 04:24:44 EDT 2007 | 3 Comments jezebel.jpg This Fall on Fox, indie queen Parker Posey hits the small screen to star in The Return of Jezebel James, a new

Syndication no joking matter for sitcoms
www.variety.com | Feb 15, 1993
When television syndicators reminisce about the good old days, their minds naturally wander to the heady 1980s when the situation comedy "The Cosby Show" sold on average for more than $ 4 million an episode.. TV News from the entertainment source: Variety. Syndication no joking matter for

This New Year’s Eve Really Did End with a Bang < Columns | PopMatters
www.popmatters.com
Nothing like spending New Years Eve with couple of white guys pretending to be black guys during a war-time year worthy of blowing its own brains out.

Tyler Perry sitcom For Better or Worse draws 3.4 million viewers - Radio & Television Business
www.rbr.com | Nov 28, 2011
Breaking and latest news on the broadcasting industry. Radio and Television news covering - broadcasting companies, ratings, station deals, sales, advertising, in-depth features, FCC and more... Tyler Perry sitcom For Better or Worse draws 3.4 million viewers

Chuck Barney: Playing the TV name game - San Jose Mercury News
www.mercurynews.com | Dec 19, 2011
Series names can have great impact, for better or worse