UPDATED List of Shows Ended or Still Airing New Episodes
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UPDATED List of Shows Ended or Still Airing New Episodes
I don't think we have a thread about this, at least not an updated one, and I was trying to get straight which shows are now "done" and which shows still are airing new episodes.
I thought it might be a good idea to compile a list and keep it updated.
Please add your thoughts and I will merge them into one master list here.
Shows that are Done until after the strike (No more new episodes):
Big Bang Theory
Bionic Woman
Desperate Housewives* (last episode being held until new eps resume)
Heroes
How I Met Your Mother
The Office
Private Practice
Pushing Daisies
Rules of Engagement
Shark
Shows still airing new episodes:
30 Rock
Aliens in America
Back to You
Bones (February)
Boston Legal
Brothers & Sisters
Carpoolers
Cavemen
Chuck
Criminal Minds (1 more)
CSI (last one airs 1/10/08)
CSI:Miami
CSI:NY
Dirty Sexy Money
ER
Everybody Hates Chris
Friday Night Lights
Gossip Girl
Grey’s Anatomy (last one airs 1/3/08)
House (January)
Journeyman (will finish out the season)
K-Ville (last one airs 12/17)
Las Vegas
Law & Order: SVU
Life (January?)
Life is Wild
Men in Trees
My Name is Earl (1)
Notes from the Underbelly
Numbers
October Road
Prison Break (January)
Reaper
Scrubs
Samantha Who?
Smallville
Supernatural
Ugly Betty
The Unit
Without a Trace
The Amazing Race (will finish out the season)
Biggest Loser (will finish out the season)
Next Great American Band (will finish out the season)
Project Runway (will finish out the season)
Survivor (will finish out the season)
Nip/Tuck (will finish out the season)
New seasons starting in the new year:
Cashmere Mafia
Eli Stone
Greek
Jericho
Lipstick Jungle
Lost
Medium
Monk
New Adventures of Old Christine
One Tree Hill
Psych
The Shield
The Tudors
The Wire
I thought it might be a good idea to compile a list and keep it updated.
Please add your thoughts and I will merge them into one master list here.
Shows that are Done until after the strike (No more new episodes):
Big Bang Theory
Bionic Woman
Desperate Housewives* (last episode being held until new eps resume)
Heroes
How I Met Your Mother
The Office
Private Practice
Pushing Daisies
Rules of Engagement
Shark
Shows still airing new episodes:
30 Rock
Aliens in America
Back to You
Bones (February)
Boston Legal
Brothers & Sisters
Carpoolers
Cavemen
Chuck
Criminal Minds (1 more)
CSI (last one airs 1/10/08)
CSI:Miami
CSI:NY
Dirty Sexy Money
ER
Everybody Hates Chris
Friday Night Lights
Gossip Girl
Grey’s Anatomy (last one airs 1/3/08)
House (January)
Journeyman (will finish out the season)
K-Ville (last one airs 12/17)
Las Vegas
Law & Order: SVU
Life (January?)
Life is Wild
Men in Trees
My Name is Earl (1)
Notes from the Underbelly
Numbers
October Road
Prison Break (January)
Reaper
Scrubs
Samantha Who?
Smallville
Supernatural
Ugly Betty
The Unit
Without a Trace
The Amazing Race (will finish out the season)
Biggest Loser (will finish out the season)
Next Great American Band (will finish out the season)
Project Runway (will finish out the season)
Survivor (will finish out the season)
Nip/Tuck (will finish out the season)
New seasons starting in the new year:
Cashmere Mafia
Eli Stone
Greek
Jericho
Lipstick Jungle
Lost
Medium
Monk
New Adventures of Old Christine
One Tree Hill
Psych
The Shield
The Tudors
The Wire
Last edited by Jadzia; 12-17-07 at 01:30 AM.
#2
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http://www.thefutoncritic.com/guide....trike_scripted
This is a good chart. I don't like that it goes off of 'scheduled' episodes as opposed to 'already aired', but it's the most complete list I've seen so far.
This is a good chart. I don't like that it goes off of 'scheduled' episodes as opposed to 'already aired', but it's the most complete list I've seen so far.
#4
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Shark and Private Practice is done as well.
Kate Walsh was a guest on The View last week and said last Wednesday's episode was the final one in the can.
CSI is done after tonight.
Bones will return with new episodes in February.
Kate Walsh was a guest on The View last week and said last Wednesday's episode was the final one in the can.
CSI is done after tonight.
Bones will return with new episodes in February.
#6
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Forgot to mention that House returns January 29 with their X-Mas episode..
Nip/Tuck is scheduled for 22 episodes this season and will be broken into 2 parts. 14 and 8. The 1st 14 are scheduled to air, but the final 8 haven't been written yet.
Nip/Tuck is scheduled for 22 episodes this season and will be broken into 2 parts. 14 and 8. The 1st 14 are scheduled to air, but the final 8 haven't been written yet.
Last edited by DJariya; 12-13-07 at 11:08 AM.
#7
DVD Talk Hero
30 Rock is done as of tonight.
Everybody Hates Chris is going to have a full 22-episode season (not really sure how or why, but I'll take it) and Aliens in America has at least 7 more episodes.
Everybody Hates Chris is going to have a full 22-episode season (not really sure how or why, but I'll take it) and Aliens in America has at least 7 more episodes.
#9
DVD Talk God
CSI: Miami and CSI:NY are still airing new episodes as well. I believe CSI:NY will have 14 in the can and they just completed filming episode 14 about 2 weeks ago.
Criminal Minds has at least 1 more episode before they are done.
Criminal Minds has at least 1 more episode before they are done.
#10
DVD Talk God
Originally Posted by Septemberbaby
I thought I heard at the end of the last LIFE episode that it's returning in January w/ new episodes???
#11
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After the Dec. 27th episode ("My Bad Too") of Scrubs airs, 7 episodes have been broadcasted. 12 episodes have been produced, so NBC has five episode left to air. They'll run dry of new episodes in the second or third week of February 2008.
Las Vegas will run the whole 2007-2008 season, as production for all 22 episodes is finished.
from wiki
Season 7 and the WGA Writers Strike
On November 5, 2007 the Writers Guild of America went on strike. This strike made it impossible for WGA members, including Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence, to write for television or film. As of November 5th, only eleven of Scrubs' eighteen episode seventh season had been completely written. Lawrence refused to cross any WGA picket lines to serve any of his duties for the show, so -WGA membersABC Studios had non finish episode twelve, which prior to the strike Lawrence was pressured by ABC Studios to retool as a series finalé, which he refused to do. Since the production of episode twelve, the production of Scrubs has been on an indefinite hiatus along with nearly every television program written by Writers Guild of America members. This hiatus has hampered the possibility of a legitimate series finale episode.
Due to the possibility of no final episode of Scrubs being produced Bill Lawrence has assured The Scrubs Fan base that he will use all his leverage to end the show properly. He has suggested various solutions including a straight-to-DVD release of the final episode and asking NBC to extend Scrubs into the 2008-2009 television season effectively creating an 8th season.
On November 19, 2007, NBC announced that The Office and Scrubs (the 9:00PM hour) will be replaced by Celebrity Apprentice on January 3, 2008. In spite of this, Scrubs will be relocated to the either the 8:00PM or 8:30PM timeslot.
Season 7 and the WGA Writers Strike
On November 5, 2007 the Writers Guild of America went on strike. This strike made it impossible for WGA members, including Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence, to write for television or film. As of November 5th, only eleven of Scrubs' eighteen episode seventh season had been completely written. Lawrence refused to cross any WGA picket lines to serve any of his duties for the show, so -WGA membersABC Studios had non finish episode twelve, which prior to the strike Lawrence was pressured by ABC Studios to retool as a series finalé, which he refused to do. Since the production of episode twelve, the production of Scrubs has been on an indefinite hiatus along with nearly every television program written by Writers Guild of America members. This hiatus has hampered the possibility of a legitimate series finale episode.
Due to the possibility of no final episode of Scrubs being produced Bill Lawrence has assured The Scrubs Fan base that he will use all his leverage to end the show properly. He has suggested various solutions including a straight-to-DVD release of the final episode and asking NBC to extend Scrubs into the 2008-2009 television season effectively creating an 8th season.
On November 19, 2007, NBC announced that The Office and Scrubs (the 9:00PM hour) will be replaced by Celebrity Apprentice on January 3, 2008. In spite of this, Scrubs will be relocated to the either the 8:00PM or 8:30PM timeslot.
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Updated the list. Keep em coming!
I'll move CSI and 30 Rock up to the "finished" list after the eps air tonight.
So far the strike has not affected much, but I will definitely notice this soon as more and more shows end.
I'll move CSI and 30 Rock up to the "finished" list after the eps air tonight.
So far the strike has not affected much, but I will definitely notice this soon as more and more shows end.
#14
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
Updated the list. Keep em coming!
I'll move CSI and 30 Rock up to the "finished" list after the eps air tonight.
So far the strike has not affected much, but I will definitely notice this soon as more and more shows end.
I'll move CSI and 30 Rock up to the "finished" list after the eps air tonight.
So far the strike has not affected much, but I will definitely notice this soon as more and more shows end.
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Also check this list, updated daily:
http://community.tvguide.com/blog-en...Long/800026937
It even gives a daily count of "episodes left"
http://community.tvguide.com/blog-en...Long/800026937
It even gives a daily count of "episodes left"
#16
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According to TV Guide Las Vegas will have 19 of 22 episodes completed. So, it's almost a full season.
#17
DVD Talk God
The Wire and The Tudors have also both completed production of their seasons and will air uniterrupted.
K-Ville has 1 more episode left that will air 12/17.
Also add Stargate: Atlantis which will complete it's entire season (20 episodes).
K-Ville has 1 more episode left that will air 12/17.
Also add Stargate: Atlantis which will complete it's entire season (20 episodes).
Last edited by DJariya; 12-13-07 at 05:34 PM.
#19
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Originally Posted by nateman241
After the Dec. 27th episode ("My Bad Too") of Scrubs airs, 7 episodes have been broadcasted. 12 episodes have been produced, so NBC has five episode left to air. They'll run dry of new episodes in the second or third week of February 2008.
Hopefully they'll find a way to get all remaining episodes produced so we can see them all... eventually.
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Originally Posted by Goat3001
Good to see they're not going to screw Scrubs over by making an illegitamite series finale.
Hopefully they'll find a way to get all remaining episodes produced so we can see them all... eventually.
Hopefully they'll find a way to get all remaining episodes produced so we can see them all... eventually.
from wiki
He has suggested various solutions including a straight-to-DVD release of the final episode and asking NBC to extend Scrubs into the 2008-2009 television season effectively creating an 8th season.
He has suggested various solutions including a straight-to-DVD release of the final episode and asking NBC to extend Scrubs into the 2008-2009 television season effectively creating an 8th season.
ABC said that if NBC didn't pick up Scrubs for its seventh season, they'd pick it up. Maybe ABC will do that for the 8th season.
Originally Posted by DJariya
According to TV Guide Las Vegas will have 19 of 22 episodes completed. So, it's almost a full season.
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Originally Posted by superdeluxe
man the 07/08 TV season has just been a giant pile of crap.
2007 Closers, Burn Notice, Damages and The Riches...
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Posted: Thurs., Dec. 13, 2007, 5:55pm
WGA strike snuffs scripted TV
Film shoots spike in strike
By DAVE MCNARY
The writers strike has officially killed scripted TV production in Los Angeles.
All but five of the 52 skeins in active production before the walkout began last month have now gone dark, and all but one of those shows will wrap next week, according to permitting agency Film LA.
Local feature production, however, is booming, with a 45% gain over the same period last year since the strike began on Nov. 5, according to Film LA.
The agency said Thursday that all 17 half-hour primetime sitcoms are already out of production.
Of the 35 one-hour shows, CBS' "CSI: Miami" was expected to close down Thursday, while ABC's "Dirty Sexy Money" and "Boston Legal" will probably go dark after today. ABC's midseason entry "Eli Stone" will wrap next week; another one of the net's midseason dramas, "October Road," will shoot until mid-January.
Film LA estimated Thursday that every TV drama episode scheduled but not produced means a loss of $2.75 million in direct production spending -- based on an average of 300 people directly employed in production.
Los Angeles-based TV production has soared in recent years, thanks partly to the boom in reality and the growth of cable. The past five quarters have all seen well over 5,000 permit days of off-lot production, with a record 6,478 days in the first quarter of this year.
In the past week, Film LA has coordinated 91% fewer TV drama permits than last year. And it has not coordinated a sitcom permit since late November.
But Hollywood's not bereft of production activity since off-lot production of feature films and reality TV are both going strong. On Thursday, Film LA reported that four permits were taken out -- all for reality shows.
"What's really surprising is how much TV activity we would have had before the strike and how little there is now," said agency chief Steve MacDonald.
The exec said the pace of reality production hasn't bumped up since the strike but added that an increase may manifest itself in coming weeks.
As for features, MacDonald noted, activity has been driven by this year's ramped-up pace of greenlighting in anticipation of a possible actors strike in July. "We saw a similar spike in the first half of 2001 because of fears of a SAG strike," he noted.
Off-lot feature filming jumped 45% and 38% in the first two quarters of 2001, respectively, then slid 58% and 41% in the first two quarters of 2002.
WGA strike snuffs scripted TV
Film shoots spike in strike
By DAVE MCNARY
The writers strike has officially killed scripted TV production in Los Angeles.
All but five of the 52 skeins in active production before the walkout began last month have now gone dark, and all but one of those shows will wrap next week, according to permitting agency Film LA.
Local feature production, however, is booming, with a 45% gain over the same period last year since the strike began on Nov. 5, according to Film LA.
The agency said Thursday that all 17 half-hour primetime sitcoms are already out of production.
Of the 35 one-hour shows, CBS' "CSI: Miami" was expected to close down Thursday, while ABC's "Dirty Sexy Money" and "Boston Legal" will probably go dark after today. ABC's midseason entry "Eli Stone" will wrap next week; another one of the net's midseason dramas, "October Road," will shoot until mid-January.
Film LA estimated Thursday that every TV drama episode scheduled but not produced means a loss of $2.75 million in direct production spending -- based on an average of 300 people directly employed in production.
Los Angeles-based TV production has soared in recent years, thanks partly to the boom in reality and the growth of cable. The past five quarters have all seen well over 5,000 permit days of off-lot production, with a record 6,478 days in the first quarter of this year.
In the past week, Film LA has coordinated 91% fewer TV drama permits than last year. And it has not coordinated a sitcom permit since late November.
But Hollywood's not bereft of production activity since off-lot production of feature films and reality TV are both going strong. On Thursday, Film LA reported that four permits were taken out -- all for reality shows.
"What's really surprising is how much TV activity we would have had before the strike and how little there is now," said agency chief Steve MacDonald.
The exec said the pace of reality production hasn't bumped up since the strike but added that an increase may manifest itself in coming weeks.
As for features, MacDonald noted, activity has been driven by this year's ramped-up pace of greenlighting in anticipation of a possible actors strike in July. "We saw a similar spike in the first half of 2001 because of fears of a SAG strike," he noted.
Off-lot feature filming jumped 45% and 38% in the first two quarters of 2001, respectively, then slid 58% and 41% in the first two quarters of 2002.