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The year 2008 in television involves some significant plans. Below is a list of television-related events in 2008.

Events

Date	Event
January 1	CourtTV turns into TruTV
January 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).
January 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.
January 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.
January 31	A unique episode of the UK soap opera EastEnders is broadcast, consisting of just one character (Dot Branning) with a single monologue in the form of a taped message to her husband. This 'one-hander' is a first in UK soap history.
February 2	VH1 Uno is discontinued by MTV Networks to expand distribution of mtvU beyond college campuses and onto regular cable systems.
February 3	FOX's telecast of Super Bowl XLII surpasses Super Bowl XXX as the most watched Super Bowl game on television. 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.
February 8	The CW Television Network and the WWE announced that WWE Friday Night SmackDown will leave the CW prime time schedule at the end of the 2007-2008 season. The news comes 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, MyNetwork TV announced that they are picking up the program and will add it to its lineup in September.
February 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.
February 12	The BBC Three "Blobs" are played out for the last time in the early hours of the morning. A new set of idents debuted the same day, this is the channels first ever rebrand since launching in early 2003.
February 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.
February 18	Nickelodeon celebrates the revival of its hit show The Fairly OddParents with the TV movie Fairly Odd Baby. This has been the first new episode since 2006.
February 19	BBC One drama Hotel Babylon returns for its third series.
February 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 11	Allison Racey, a 6th grade middle school teacher from Lake Lotawana, Missouri goes on Wheel Of Fortune but blows her chance at $100,000 Dollars.{4}
April 3	Kate Ritchie's final episode of Home and Away is broadcast in Australia on Channel 7. She has played the role of Sally Fletcher for 20 years and 3 months, making her role the record for a woman in Australian Television. She has played the role since she was 8 years of age. The only remaining member of the cast now who has been in the show since its start in 1988, is Ray Meagher who plays Alf Stewart
April 5	Doctor Who returns on BBC One. David Tennant returns as the Doctor and Catherine Tate plays Donna Noble, as the Doctor's companion.
April 20	The 2008 BAFTA Television Awards are held at the London Palladium. Winners included Dame Eileen Atkins (Best Television Actress), Bruce Forsyth (Academy Fellowship), Harry Hill (Best Entertainment Performance), James Corden (Best Comedy Performance) and the BBC Three Sitcom Gavin & Stacey
May 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.
May 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.
May 17	After over thirteen years, Kids' WB! ceases airing and becomes The CW4Kids.
May 21	David Cook is selected as the winner of seventh season of American Idol.
May 29	Channel 4 broadcasts a rare live advertisement on British television. The 3 minute Honda advert is shown during the commercial break of the program Come Dine With Me.
June 1	A large fire damages portions of Universal Studios Hollywood near Los Angeles.
June 7	The Euro 2008 opens in Basel (Switzerland). About 200 broadcasting companies from all over the world showed it live.
June 17	Comedian Joan Rivers is asked to leave the ITV1 afternoon talk show Loose Women after swearing live on air. She was removed during the commercial break, and said that she didn't realise the show was going out live and thought her comments would be bleeped.
June 17	The third season premiere of NBC's America's Got Talent.
June 19	Big Ten Network and Comcast announced a carriage agreement deal. The channel was added to Comcast on August 15.
June 28	In Doctor Who episode The Stolen Earth, many previous characters return characters from Doctor Who spinoffs (Ianto Jones and Gwen Cooper from Torchwood and Luke Smith from The Sarah Jane Adventures. Harriet Jones returned for the last time. Also including Martha Jones, present companion Donna Noble and Rose Tyler. Sarah Jane Smith returned as well plus Mickey Smith. The Daleks returned as well as old enemy Davros who last appeared in 1988.
July 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 will last until December 22.
July 28	MGM Television and Weigel Broadcasting announces the launching of a new DT2 subchannel in the United States called This TV.
August 1	FOX affiliate XETV/Tijuana and CW affiliate KSWB-TV/San Diego switched network affiliations: KSWB to FOX, XETV to The CW.
August 7	The Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina television market get their own NBC affiliate WMBF-TV.
August 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 (A NBC affiliate covering the Clarksburg-Fairmont TV market) adds ABC to their DT2 subchannels. Both stations had been ABC secondary affiliates in the past.
Late August	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.
August 28	ESPNU launched its HD version to only 5 American cable television or satellite carriers. ¹
September 1	Music: High Definition (MHD) is renamed Palladia.
September 5	Stand Up to Cancer, a 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.
September 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.
September 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 7PM, a first in the United States Central Time Zone) and NBC programming.
September 20	After an 11 year run on the Cartoon Network, the action-adventure block, Toonami, has been cancelled, effective 11 PM EST.
September 21	60th Primetime Emmy Awards
October 8	NBC announces that NBC Weather Plus will sign off at the end of the year
October 16	Longest-running children's television program, Blue Peter celebrates its 50th birthday
October 17	United States Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann (R-Minnesota 6th) makes headlines when she asks for a investigation into whether of members of the United States Congress are anti-American during a live interview on Hardball with Chris Matthews.
October 29	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 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, 3 months before the federally mandated analog shut off date of February 17, 2009, becoming the first station in its market, as well as the first PBS station in Michigan, to broadcast in digital only. ² ³
November 20	The CW announces that it has terminated its Sunday Night deal with Media Rights Capital
November 23	The world's longest running science fiction series Doctor Who celebrates its 45th anniversary.
December 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.
December 4	For the first time ever, a live music special is used to announce the nominees for the 51st Grammy Awards.

Future events

Date	Event
December 8	HD versions of American cable channels The Style Network, E! Entertainment Television and G4 will launch. Also The Golf Channel and Versus will get their own separate HD versions (after this, they will no longer share HD channel space, they will instead broadcast 2 separate HD programs at the same time). ⁴
December 27	FOX's children's programming block, 4Kids TV, will cease airing, and FOX will no longer air Saturday morning cartoons. [1]

Debuts (including scheduled)

Date	Debut
January 5	Transformers: Animated on Cartoon Network
January 9	Ghost Hunters International on Sci Fi Channel
January 9	Sophie on CBC Television
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 1	Phineas and Ferb on Disney Channel
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
February 18	Being Human on BBC Three
March 2	Unhitched on FOX
March 4	New Amsterdam on FOX
March 8	The Spectacular Spider-Man on The CW
March 10	Canterbury's Law on FOX, The Latest Buzz on Family
March 14	The Return of Jezebel James on FOX
March 16	John Adams on HBO
March 18	Miss/Guided on ABC
March 23	Celebrity Bainisteoir on RTÉ One
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	A Shot at Love 2 with Tila Tequila on MTV
April 26	The Mighty B! on Nickelodeon
April 28	Out of the Blue on BBC One
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
July 11	Queen Bees on The N
July 11	Flashpoint on CBS
July 13	Generation Kill on HBO
July 29	Jurassic Fight Club on History Channel
August 3	Pam: Girl on the Loose! on E!
August 9	Calefare on Channel 5 (Singapore)
August 10	Spooks: Code 9 on BBC Three
August 15	Outsider's Inn on CMT
August 31	Hairspray: The School Musical on Sky1
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 25	D.L. Hughley Breaks the News on CNN
October 27	Argumental on Dave
November 14	Batman: The Brave and the Bold on Cartoon Network
December 7	Leverage on TNT

Television shows

See also: 2007–2008 United States network television schedule,

See also: 2008–2009 United States network television schedule,

1940s

Meet the Press (1947-present).
Candid Camera (1948-present).

1950s

Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951-present).
CBS Evening News (1952-present).
Guiding Light (1952-present).
Hockey Night in Canada (1952-present).
The Today Show (1952-present).
Kōhaku Uta Gassen (Japan) (1953-present).
NHK Nodojiman (Japan) (1953-present).
Panorama (UK) (1953-present).
Face the Nation (1954-present).
The Early Show (1954-present).
The Tonight Show (1954-present).
As the World Turns (1956-present).
What the Papers Say (UK) (1956-present).
The Sky at Night (UK) (1957-present).
Blue Peter (UK) (1958-present).

1960s

Coronation Street (UK) (1960-present).
Four Corners (Australia) (1961-present).
It's Academic (1961-present).
Biography (1962-present).
The Late Late Show (Ireland) (1962-present).
The World Tonight (1962-present).
General Hospital (1963-present).
Days of our Lives (1965-present).
Play School (1966-present).
Shoten (Japan) (1966-present).
The Money Programme (UK) (1966-present).
Washington Week (1967-present).
60 Minutes (1968-present).
One Life to Live (1968-present).
Sesame Street (1969-present).

1970s

All My Children (1970-present).
Monday Night Football (1970-present).
NBC Nightly News (1970-present).
Masterpiece Theatre (1971-present).
Emmerdale (UK) (1972-present).
Newsround (UK) (1972-present).
The Price Is Right (1972-present).
Last of the Summer Wine (UK) (1973-present).
The Young and the Restless (1973-present).
Nova (1974-present).
Wish You Were Here...? (UK) (1974-present).
Arena (UK) (1975-present).
Good Morning America (1975-present).
Saturday Night Live (1975-present).
the fifth estate (Canada) (1975-present).
The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (1975-present).
The Victory Garden (1975-present).
Wheel of Fortune (1975-present).
Austin City Limits (1976-present).
Live from Lincoln Center (1976-present).
Inside the NFL (1977-present).
20/20 (1978-present).
ABC World News (1978-present).
Grange Hill (UK) (1978-present).
Antiques Roadshow (UK) (1979-present).
CBS News Sunday Morning (1979-present).
Eat Bulaga! (1979-present).
Nightline (1979-present).
Nightly Business Report (1979-present).
This Old House (1979-present).

1980s

Mystery! (1980-present).
Entertainment Tonight (1981-present).
This Week (1981-present).
America This Morning (1982-present).
CCTV New Year's Gala (China) (1982-present).
Nature (1982-present).
Timewatch (UK) (1982-present).
Waratte Iitomo (Japan) (1982-present).
What Now (1982-present).
American Masters (1983-present).
America Undercover (1983-present).
Frontline (1983-present).
Jeopardy! (1964-1975, 1978-1979, 1984-present).
The Bill (UK) (1984-present).
EastEnders (UK) (1985-present).
Neighbours (Australia) (1985-present).
Comic Relief (UK) (1986-present).
The Oprah Winfrey Show (1986-present).
Casualty (UK) (1986-present).
CBS Morning News (1987-present).
ChuckleVision (UK) (1987-present).
The Bold and the Beautiful (1987-present).
TV Patrol World (1987-present).
48 Hours (1988-present).
American Experience (1988-present).
America's Most Wanted (1988-present).
Fair City (Ireland) (1988-present).
Home and Away (1988-present).
The American Experience (1988-present).
This Morning (1988-present).
COPS (1989-present).
Domingão do Faustão (Brazil) (1989-present).
Inside Edition (1989-present).
Primetime (1989-present).
The New Yankee Workshop (1989-present).
The Simpsons (1989-present).

1990s

1990-1993

America's Funniest Home Videos (1990-present).
Law & Order (1990-present).
Sunday Night Baseball (1990-present).
Charlie Rose (1991-present).
The Jerry Springer Show (1991-present).
American Justice (1992-present).
Barney & Friends (1992-present).
Dateline NBC (1992-present).
Real Sex (1992-present).
Shortland Street (NZ) (1992-present).
The Real World (1992-present).
Up to the Minute (1992-present).
World News Now (1992-present).
Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993-present).
Power Rangers (1993-present).
The Late Show with David Letterman (1993-present).
WWE Monday Night RAW (1993-present).

1994-1996

Autopsy (1994-present).
ER (1994-present).
Globe Trekker (1994-present).
NFL on FOX (1994-present).
Time Team (UK) (1994-present).
ASAP '06 (1995-present).
Dinner and a Movie (1995-present).
Goosebumps (1995-1998, 2007-present).
MADtv (1995-present).
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (1995-present).
The Late Late Show (1995-present).
Access Hollywood (1996-present).
Arthur (1996-present).
A Wedding Story (1996-present).
Boxing After Dark (1996-present).
Fox News Sunday (1996-present).
Judge Judy (1996-present).
Major League Baseball on FOX (1996-present).
Silent Witness (UK) (1996-present).
The Daily Show (1996-present).

1997-1999

King of the Hill (1997-present).
Midsomer Murders (UK) (1997-present).
One Piece (1997-present).
South Park (1997-present).
The View (1997-present).
The Wonderful World of Disney (1997-present).
City Confidential (1998-present).
Cold Case Files (1998-present).
The Correspondents (1998-present).
Comedy Central Presents (1998-present).
Movie Surfers (1998-present).
NFL on CBS (1956-1994, 1998-present).
Pokémon (1998-present).
Total Request Live (1998-2008).
True Life (1998-present).
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (UK) (1998-present).
Dragon Tales (1999-present).
Early Today (1999-2008).
Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999-prsent).
Family Feud (1976-1985, 1988-1995, 1999-present).
Judge Mathis (1999-present).
Holby City (1999-present).
Making the Video (1999-present).
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999-present).
Passions (1999-2008).
SpongeBob SquarePants (1999-present).
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (US) (1999-present).
SmackDown! (1999-present).

2000s

2000

Aqua Teen Hunger Force (2000-present).
Between the Lions (2000-present).
Big Brother (2000-present).
Caillou (2000-present).
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000-present).
Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000-present).
Girlfriends (2000-present).
MTV Cribs (2000-present).
Survivor (2000-present).
The Weakest Link (UK) (2000-present).
Trading Spaces (2000-present).

2001

24 (2001-present).
According to Jim (2001-present).
Adult Swim (2001-present).
Great Hotels (2001-present).
How It's Made (2001-present).
JR Digs (Canada) (2001-present).
Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001-present).
NASCAR on TNT (2001-present).
Scrubs (2001-present).
Secrets of the Dead (2001-present).
Smallville (2001-present).
The Amazing Race (2001-present).
The Fairly OddParents (2001-present).
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (2001-2007).

2002

American Idol (2002-present).
Angelina Ballerina (2002-present).
Biker Build-Off (2002-present).
Codename: Kids Next Door (2002-2008).
CyberChase (2002-present).
CSI: Miami (2002-present).
Def Poetry (2002-present).
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2002-present).
DragonflyTV (2002-present).
Harry Hill's TV Burp (UK) (2002-present).
I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (UK) (2002-present).
Last Call with Carson Daly (2002-present).
Lingo (2002-present).
Max and Ruby (2002-present).
Monk (2002-present).
Most Haunted (2002-present).
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom (1963-1988, 2002-present).
NBA on ABC (2002-present).
NBA on TNT (2002-present).
NOW (2002-present).
Spooks (UK) (2002-present).
The Bachelor (2002-present).
The Shield (2002-present).
The Wire (2002-2008).
Without a Trace (2002-present).

2003

American Chopper (2003-present).
America's Next Top Model (2003-present)
Battlestar Galactica (2003-present).
Cold Case (2003-present).
Dirty Jobs (2003-present).
DVD on TV (2003-present).
Headbangers Ball (1987-1995, 2003-present).
History Detectives (2003-present).
Jimmy Kimmel Live (2003-present).
Justice League(2003-2006)
Last Comic Standing (2003-present).
Las Vegas (2003-2008).
Made (2003-present).
MXC (2003-present).
MythBusters (2003-present).
Nanalan' (2003-present).
Nashville Star (2003-present).
NCIS (2003-present).
Nip/Tuck (2003-present).
One Tree Hill (2003-present).
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! (2003-present).
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (2003-present).
Real Time with Bill Maher (2003-present).
Reno 911! (2003-present).
Sell This House (2003-present).
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003-present).
The Fabulous Life of... (2003-present).
The Surreal Life (2003-present).
The Venture Bros. (2003-present).
Two and a Half Men (2003-present).
VH1: All Access (2003-present).
What Not to Wear (2003-present).
World Poker Tour (2003-present).

2004

American Hot Rod (2004-present).
Astro Boy (2004-present).
Best Week Ever (2004-present).
Boston Legal (2004-present).
Call for Help 2.0 (Canada) (2004-present).
Cartoon Alley (2004-present).
Casino Cinema (2004-present).
Cathouse: The Series (2004-present).
Corner Gas (Canada) (2004-present).
CSI: New York (2004-present).
Desperate Housewives (2004-present).
Deadwood (2004-present).
Drawn Together (2004-2007).
Entourage (2004-present).
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (2004-present).
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (2004-present).
Ghost Hunters (2004-present).
Higglytown Heroes (2004-2008).
House (2004-present).
Instant Star (2004-present).
LazyTown (2004-present).
Lost (2004-present).
Maya & Miguel (2004-present).
Miguzi (2004-present).
Nanny 911 (2004-present).
Overhaulin' (2004-present).
Passport to Europe (2004-present).
Pimp My Ride (2004-present).
Postcards from Buster (2004-present).
Postman Pat (UK) (1981, 1996, 2004-present).
Rescue Me (2004-present).
Sea of Souls (UK) (2004-present}.
Shameless (UK) (2004-present).
Stargate Atlantis (2004-present).
Survivorman (2004-present).
The 4400 (2004-present).
The Apprentice (2004-present).
The Backyardigans (2004-present).
The Biggest Loser (2004-present).
The First 48 (2004-present).
The L Word (2004-present).
The X Factor (UK) (2004-present).
TNA iMPACT! (2004-present).
Trading Spouses (2004-present).
Wife Swap (2004-present).
World Series of Blackjack (2004-present).

2005

30 Days (2005-present).
5 Takes (2005-present).
Afterlife (UK) (2005-present).
A Haunting (2005-present).
American Dad! (2005-present).
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005-present).
A.T.O.M. (2005-present).
Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005-2008).
Battlestar Galactica (2005-present).
Beauty and the Geek (2005-present).
Ben 10 (2005-2008).
Bones (2005-present).
Breaking Bonaduce (2005-present).
BSTV (2005-present).
Camp Lazlo (2005-2008).
Cash Cab (2005-present).
Catscratch (2005-2007).
Celebrity Eye Candy (2005-present).
Celebrity Fit Club (2005-present).
Charlie and Lola (2005-present).
Class of the Titans (2005-present).
Criminal Minds (2005-present).
Criss Angel Mindfreak (2005-present).
Da Vinci's City Hall (Canada) (2005-present).
Dancing With the Stars (US) (2005-present).
Deadliest Catch (2005-present).
Deal or No Deal (2005-present).
Doctor Who (UK) (1963-1989, 1996, 2005-present).
Doodlebops (2005-present).
Everybody Hates Chris (2005-present).
Extras (2005-present).
Family Guy (1999-2002, 2005-present).
Flip This House (2005-present).
G.I. Joe: Sigma 6 (2005-present).
Game Head (2005-present).
Game Show Moments Gone Bananas (2005-present).
Ghost Whisperer (2005-present).
Go, Diego, Go! (2005-present).
Grey's Anatomy (2005-present).
Hell's Kitchen (2005-present).
Hogan Knows Best (2005-present).
How I Met Your Mother (2005-present).
IGPX (2005-present).
Inked (2005-present).
Intervention (2005-present).
Iron Chef America (2005-present).
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005-present).
Johnny and the Sprites (2005-present).
Kept (2005-present)
Kudlow & Company (2005-present).
Little Einsteins (2005-present).
Masters of Horror (2005-present).
Mad Money (2005-present).
Medium (2005-present).
Miami Ink (2005-present).
Mind of Mencia (2005-present).
Moral Orel (2005-present).
Move This House (2005-present).
My Gym Partner's a Monkey (2005-2008).
My Name Is Earl (2005-present).
My Super Sweet 16 (2005-present).
Naruto (2005-present).
Next (2005-present).
Nip/Tuck (2005-present).
NUMB3RS (2005-present).
Parental Control (2005-present).
Prison Break (2005-present).
Robot Chicken (2005-present).
Roobarb and Custard Too (2005-2005).
Run's House (2005-present).
South of Nowhere (2005-present).
So You Think You Can Dance (2005-present).
Supernanny (2005-present).
Supernatural (2005-present).
Squidbillies (2005-present).
The Andy Milonakis Show (2005-present).
The Boondocks (2005-present).
The Closer (2005-present).
The Colbert Report (2005-present).
The Life and Times of Juniper Lee (2005-2007).
The Office (2005-present).
The Showbiz Show with David Spade (2005-present).
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (2005-2008).
The Ultimate Fighter (2005-present).
The War at Home (2005-present).
The X's (2005-2006).
Untold Stories of the E.R. (2005-present).
Weeds (2005-present).
Wild 'N Out (2005-present).
Wonder Showzen (2005-present).
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (2005-2008).
Zoey 101 (2005-2008).

2006

1 vs. 100 (2006-present).
10 Items or Less (2006-present).
30 Rock (2006-present).
American Idol Rewind (2006-present).
American Inventor (2006-present).
America's Got Talent (2006-present).
Biker Mice From Mars (1993-1996. 2006-present)
Ben 10 (2006-2008).
Beyond the Break (2006-present).
Big Love (2006-present).
Big Spender (2006-present).
Brotherhood (2006-present).
Brothers & Sisters (2006-present).
Campus Ladies (2006-present).
Celebrity Deathmatch (1998-2002, 2006-present).
Chain Reaction (1980, 1986-1991, 2006-present).
Choo-Choo Soul (2006-present).
Class of 3000 (2006-2008).
Curious George (2006-present).
Dallas SWAT (2006-present).
Def Comedy Jam (1992-1997, 2006-present).
Dexter (2006-present).
Disney Channel Games (2006-present).
Disorderly Conduct (2006-present).
Driving Force (2006-present).
ESPN on ABC (2006-present).
Eureka (2006-present).
Extreme Championship Wrestling (2006-present).
Fantastic Four (2006-present).
Friday Night Lights (2006-present).
Frisky Dingo (2006-present).
Future Weapons (2006-present).
Gene Simmons Family Jewels (2006-present).
Handy Manny (2006-present).
Hannah Montana (2006-present).
Heroes (2006-present).
High Stakes Poker (2006-present).
Honey, We're Killing the Kids (2006-present).
Hotel Babylon (2006-present).
Jackanory (1965-1996, 2006-present).
Jericho (2006-2008).
Judge Maria Lopez (2006-present).
King of Cars (2006-present).
Legion of Super Heroes (2006-2008).
Little People, Big World (2006-present).
Live at Gotham (2006-present).
Maggi and Me (2006-present).
Man vs. Wild (2006-present).
Men In Trees (2006-present).
Metalocalypse (2006-present).
Mr. Meaty (2006-2007).
My Boys (2006-present).
My Gym Partner's a Monkey (2006-2008).
NBC Sunday Night Football (2006-present).
NHL on NBC (2006-present).
Not Your Average Travel Show (2006-present).
One Week to Save Your Marriage (2006-present).
Pros vs Joes (2006-present).
Psych (2006-present).
Rachael Ray (2006-present).
Rob & Big (2006-present).
Robin Hood (2006-present).
Saved (2006-present).
Shalom in the Home (2006-present).
Shark (2006-2008).