BEATLEMANIA GRIPS THE PRYOR HOUSEHOLD AS JJ FACES A DIFFICULT DECISION - After one more rerun, the new year starts with quite a thrill -- Beatlemania!

The Beatles' arrival in America sends the country and the Pryor household into a frenzy, except for a concerned JJ (Will Estes), who receives word that Notre Dame has denied him a full scholarship. Determined to afford his son’s college education, Jack (Tom Verica) seeks financial help from his successful and slightly distant older brother Ted (guest star Christopher Cousins) despite Pete (guest star Matthew John Armstrong ) and Helen’s (Gail O’Grady) concerns. Meanwhile, a confused Meg (Brittany Snow) attempts to classify her relationship with Luke (guest star Jamie Elman ), employing Roxanne’s (Vanessa Lengies) "perfect plan" to determine if the record store clerk is in fact her boyfriend. Rachel Boston, Virginia Madsen, Jonathan Adams, Arlen Escarpeta, Ethan Dampf and Sarah Ramos also star.

posted by Kay Saturday, December 28, 2002

 
NBC's Good Morning Miami...

a show that may just stick around for some time to come, wo why not watch tonight?

THE DATING GAME - Jake (Mark Feuerstein) agrees to let Dylan (Ashley Williams) fix him up with her best friend Cindy (guest star Andrea Savage) only because he secretly wants to be able to spend more time around Dylan. But when Jake and Cindy agree to join Dylan and Gavin (Matt Letscher) for a romantic weekend, Jake calls on Claire (Suzanne Pleshette) for advice. Meanwhile, Frank (Jere Burns) and Lucia (Tessie Santiago) enlist the help of Penny (Constance Zimmer) and Sister Brenda (Brooke Dillman) when they have to create a public service announcement for the station.

posted by Kay Thursday, December 26, 2002

 
NBC's Good Morning Miami...

a show that may just stick around for some time to come, wo why not watch tonight?

THE DATING GAME - Jake (Mark Feuerstein) agrees to let Dylan (Ashley Williams) fix him up with her best friend Cindy (guest star Andrea Savage) only because he secretly wants to be able to spend more time around Dylan. But when Jake and Cindy agree to join Dylan and Gavin (Matt Letscher) for a romantic weekend, Jake calls on Claire (Suzanne Pleshette) for advice. Meanwhile, Frank (Jere Burns) and Lucia (Tessie Santiago) enlist the help of Penny (Constance Zimmer) and Sister Brenda (Brooke Dillman) when they have to create a public service announcement for the station.

posted by Kay Thursday, December 26, 2002

 
MULTIPLE EMMY AWARD-WINNER TYNE DALY, MARGARET COLIN AND NEIL PATRICK HARRIS STAR IN "THE WEDDING DRESS," TO BE REBROADCAST WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1 ON CBS

Daly and Her Real-Life Daughter Kathryne Dora Brown Play Mother and Daughter Renowned Designer Vera Wang Has Provided Several of Her Designs

posted by Kay Tuesday, December 24, 2002

 
Frasier -- Next Tuesday
Next week, it’s a Frasier Cheers reunion! Cliff’s retiring, which reunites Frasier, Norm, Carla and the gang.

CHEERFUL GOODBYES 9pm 2002-12-31
FRASIER HEADS TO BOSTON TO REUNITE WITH 'CHEERS' GANG, INCLUDING GUEST STARS RHEA PERLMAN, JOHN RATZENBERGER AND GEORGE WENDT -- Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) and his family cheerfully head to Boston for a business conference but get sidetracked into reuniting with many of his old "Cheers" gang -- including Rhea Perlman, John Ratzenberger and George Wendt -- on the occasion of Cliff's (Ratzenberger) retirement party, prompting everyone to recall many embarrassing memories. While Niles (David Hyde Pierce) remains bored and Martin (John Mahoney) hits it off with fellow beer-meister Norm (Wendt), Carla (Perlman) can't wait to bid adieu to Cliff -- but the postman has something to deliver confidentially to Frasier. Jane Leeves and Peri Gilpin also star

posted by Kay Tuesday, December 24, 2002

 

JAG may be a repeat... but take a good look at this petty officer, who just last week was transferred to JAG headquarters! For those who missed her introduction, here it is, and for those who remember the episode, here's a chance to see it, one more time!

"Answered Prayers" – Harm finds himself saddled with responsibility for a pretty, larcenous female petty officer over the Christmas break because all the brigs are closed for the holidays, on a rebroadcast of JAG, Tuesday, Dec. 24 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Terrence O'Hara directed the episode from a script by Paul J. Levine. (Originally broadcast 12/11/01)

Adding to Harm's holiday woes are several puzzling cell phone calls from a CIA agent and the apparent theft of the Corvette he was rebuilding.

Meanwhile, Admiral Chegwidden finds himself in the limelight and being called Scrooge when the public reacts angrily at the Navy for rounding up and holding reindeer that wandered onto the runway at a U.S. airbase in Finland.

posted by Kay Monday, December 23, 2002

 
Neil Patrick Harris (“Doogie Howser, M.D.,” “Starship Troopers”) makes a rare dramatic episodic appearance on television when he guest-stars on NBC’s critically acclaimed “Boomtown” (Sundays, 10-11 p.m. ET) as an amateur filmmaker who pays vagrants to fight each other.

Harris stars as Peter Casey, an ambitious amateur filmmaker, who is involved in producing black market videotapes of brutal battles between homeless men in the episode, “Monster’s Brawl,” which will be telecast on January 5. An investigation into the murder of a homeless man bludgeoned to death with a brick leads Detectives Stevens (Donnie Wahlberg) and Smith (Mykelti Williamson) to Casey and his wannabe filmmaker partner.

NBC recently renewed the critically hailed hit drama for a full season.

posted by Kay Sunday, December 22, 2002

 
CBS's SURVIVOR: THAILAND finale and REUNION won every half-hour in viewers, households and key demographics and topped the combined competition, according to preliminary affiliate based National Nielsen ratings for Thursday, Dec. 19.

posted by Kay Sunday, December 22, 2002