Tonight on CBS


JOAN HOPES THAT TAKING ADVANCED PLACEMENT CHEMISTRY
IS THE RIGHT RESPONSE FOR HER GOD-GIVEN REQUEST TO TRY HARDER,
ON "JOAN OF ARCADIA," FRIDAY, OCT. 3
"The Fire and the Wood" -- Everyone’s taken aback by Joan’s sudden interest in enrolling in advanced placement chemistry, which she does after God asks her to stop being an underachiever, on JOAN OF ARCADIA, Friday, Oct. 3 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on CBS.

Ironically, Joan ends up in AP chemistry with her younger brother, Luke, the star of the class, and finds herself struggling to work with and understand her two oddball class partners -- Adam, an alleged stoner, and Grace, a tough, rebellious outsider. Meanwhile, Helen tries to motivate Kevin to accept and begin driving a used hands-control vehicle. And Will ruffles the feathers of the town’s major players by approaching a potential arson investigation in an exceedingly thorough but non-political way.

posted by Kay Friday, October 03, 2003

 
Tonight tune in to ABC for Threat Matrix, and the WB for What I Like About You and Run of the House.
"Dr. Germ"
Germ warfare becomes personal when Kilmer risks exposure to an extremely deadly gas in order to stop a widespread catastrophe. Sean Hannity guest stars as himself.


Due to the financial strain after Val (Jennie Garth) quit her job and started her own business, the girls need new office space and a new apartment. Holly (Amanda Bynes) takes it upon herself to visit Tina's (Allison Munn) neighbor in jail to convince him to rent the girls his beautiful loft in the city.


On the eve of Homecoming, the annual tradition of pranks between the two competing high schools continues. However, when the Franklin house gets egged, Kurt (Joseph Lawrence) and Chris (Kyle Howard) decide to step in and take action. Meanwhile, when Sally (Sasha Barrese) has to spend her Friday night baking cupcakes for the Homecoming Commitee, she gets needed help from a fellow volunteer (guest star Justin Guarini).

posted by Kay Thursday, October 02, 2003

 
Check out the trailer for Xena Season 2 on DVD!

posted by Kay Thursday, October 02, 2003

 

It's been a LONG LONG WAIT, but season 2 of Jeremiah starts up October 10th.

Jeremiah has come to Valhalla Sector and found his father but it seems Ezekiel was right - his presence may pave the way to disaster. With Markus and Erin also captives of Valhalla Sector's rulers, only Kurdy remains free to try to avert it.

posted by Kay Wednesday, October 01, 2003

 
Fox Changes Schedule to Protect & Promote 'The O.C'

Is The O.C. -- a Breakout Hit?

According to Yahoo:
Fox launched "The O.C." in August on Tuesday nights, with a plan to build an audience for the show, pause it while the network airs the baseball playoffs in October, and then bring the show back on Thursday nights.

But after "The O.C." got off to a strong start, senior executives of Fox parent News Corp. Ltd. said they were reconsidering that plan.

By changing "The O.C." to a Wednesday 9 p.m. slot as of October 29, instead of its intended Thursday 9 p.m. home, Fox will save it from competing against top TV drama "CSI" and instead pit it against "The Bachelor" and "The West Wing

posted by Kay Tuesday, September 30, 2003

 

Tonight on Everwood

Marcia Cross (“Melrose Place”) joins the cast as Edna's daughter Linda, who returns home after three years abroad to find that absence has made Harold's heart grow anything but fonder. Elsewhere, Bright asks Ephram to keep tabs on Amy; and Andy wrestles with whether he should reveal a troubling admission made by a young patient.

posted by Kay Monday, September 29, 2003

 
Tonight on CBS!

Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award-winner Tom Selleck stars in 12 MILE ROAD, a new drama about a divorced farmer whose life is thrown into turmoil by the unexpected arrival of his emotionally troubled daughter who comes to stay for the summer.

Stephen Landis (Tom Selleck) is a happy man on the surface with unresolved regrets underneath whose sweet and loving girlfriend, Leah (Anna Gunn), and her teenaged daughter, Roxanne (Moss), have recently moved in with him. Their peaceful country life is soon disrupted by the arrival of Stephen's wild and unpredictable 16-year-old daughter, Dulcie (Maggie Grace). At first Stephen thinks his overwhelmed ex-wife, Angela (Wendy Crewson), whom he still misses, has exaggerated Dulcie's troubles. However, he soon witnesses Dulcie's bizarre and destructive behavior, and though he intentionally acts nonchalantly during Dulcie's outbursts, he secretly fears for her sanity.

Despite her intense misgivings about staying at the farm, Dulcie finds herself forming an unlikely friendship with the sweet, though impressionable Roxanne - and Roxanne's new boyfriend, Will, the religious 17-year-old son of Stephen's friends and farmer neighbors, Asa and Henrietta. As time passes, Dulcie begins to thrive in her new surroundings, and her growing bond with Stephen creates an unforeseen opportunity for her family to finally address and heal the wounds of the past.

posted by Kay Sunday, September 28, 2003