From E! Entertainment (They said it so well, we thought we'd let them say it to you...)

CBS President Les Moonves predicted Monday that the Eyeball, powered by a resurgent Grammys telecast and the typically dominant CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Survivor: Amazon, will emerge from the ratings-mad February sweeps as the most watched network, averaging a projected 13.8 million viewers.

"Michael Jackson, [The Bachelorette's] Trista and Joe Millionaire got all the headlines in February," Moonves told reporters in a telephone press conference, "but CBS gets the win."

Unless, of course, Fox gets the win.

While it appears Fox will run third, with 12.1 million projected viewers, behind CBS and NBC (12.5 million), it also appears Fox, thanks to Joe Millionaire, American Idol and, yes, Michael Jackson (news), will take the demographic crown as the top network among TV heads aged 18-49.

Since sweeps months covet advertisers, and advertisers covet young'uns, Fox's expected victory may be regarded as the more key one. Even Moonves called it "a terrific accomplishment."

posted by Kay Wednesday, February 26, 2003

 
Tonight on NBCs A.U.S.A.

WEDDING BELLS CHIME OFF-KEY FOR ADAM AND SUSAN-- Adam (Scott Foley) sees romantic potential with Susan (Amanda Detmer) when they are both invited to the same wedding. But when his questioning of a mobster (guest star David Proval "The Sopranos") results in a death threat against him, Adam is forced to bring Agent Gilmore (guest star Glenn Morshower) as his bodyguard and date for the evening, making his amorous plans for Susan all the more difficult to achieve. Eddie McClintock, Peter Jacobson, Ana Ortiz, and John Ross Bowie also star.

posted by Kay Tuesday, February 25, 2003

 
The Lone Ranger is back on Television...

Set in the 19th century, the saga of the classic Western hero begins with the introduction of Luke Hartman (Chad Michael Murray), a 20-year old Boston law student whose life is turned upside down when he is wounded in an ambush after witnessing the murder of his brother, a Texas Ranger. Rescued by an Apache named Tonto (Nathaniel Arcand, "American Outlaws"), Luke is instantly captivated by Tonto's beautiful sister Alope (newcomer Anita Brown). Luke assumes the guise of a mysterious masked champion to avenge his brother's death and fight the scourge of injustice.

posted by Kay Tuesday, February 25, 2003

 

Check out the trailer for the Lone Ranger movie over on the WB -- if the movie lives up to the trailer Wednesday night could be GREAT on the WB this week!

posted by Kay Tuesday, February 25, 2003

 

Veritas: The Quest!

Veritas won't be airing for a few weeks -- seems there are some Celebrities in desperate need of help over on ABC, and they've been given Veritas' timeslot in which to beg the people of America for help.

posted by Kay Monday, February 24, 2003