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2007 in television

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The year 2007 in television involves some significant events. Below is a list of television-related events in 2007.

[edit] Events

[edit] January-March

Date	Event
January 2	This Life returns for a ten-year reunion special.
January 7	The top prize of £250,000 is won on the United Kingdom version of the game show Deal or No Deal.
January 17	Protests in India and the United Kingdom against the British series of Celebrity Big Brother after Jade Goody, Danielle Lloyd and Jo O'Meara are alleged to be racially abusive towards Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty.
January 23	It is announced by Channel Nine that, after 31 years of airing The Young and the Restless, the network would drop the series, which was then picked up by Foxtel's W. Channel.
January 28	Final edition of the BBC's Grandstand after 49 years.
February 4	A Canadian edition of Deal or No Deal debuts, also hosted by Howie Mandel.
February 9	Paul Merton presents his last edition of Room 101.
February 18	BBC Two launches 14 new idents designed by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO and produced by Red Bee Media, with the "2" becoming a "Windows of the World" a portal through which the world is seen differently.
February 18	Richard and Judy is scrutinised when it is claimed that it already chosen its winners for its premium-rate phone-in quiz, "You Say, We Pay" before lines had closed. This results in the start of the 2007 British television phone-in scandal.
March 17	Cartoon Network's Toonami celebrates its 10th Anniversary.
March 31	2007 Kids' Choice Awards on Nickelodeon.
March 31	Series 3 of Doctor Who begins on BBC One.

[edit] April-June

Date	Event
April 11	MSNBC announced that its simulcast of Imus in the Morning was being canceled immediately after public outcry against the host's remarks about the Rutgers University women's basketball team.
April 13	Have I Got News for You starts to produce a video podcast featuring unbroadcast material.
May 2	The New Zealand free-to-air digital television platform Freeview begins broadcasting over DVB-S, breaking the digital television monopoly held by pay network SKY Television.
May 3	Queen Elizabeth II visits America (fifth time in 50 years) for the 400th anniversary of Jamestown, Virginia and also meets with families from the Virginia Tech Massacre. It becomes U.S. national & local TV news.
May 8	HolbyBlue debuts on BBC One as a spin off from Casualty and Holby City
May 14	BBC One broadcasts "Scientology and Me" a Panorama investigation into Scientology by journalist John Sweeney. A clip from the programme of Sweeney losing his temper and shouting at a disruptive scientologist representative is widely released on the internet and on DVD by scientologists prior to airing.
May 20	The Simpsons reaches its landmark 400th episode.
May 23	Jordin Sparks wins the 6th season of the popular singing competition American Idol, with Blake Lewis as the runner up.
June 15	Bob Barker retires from The Price Is Right after 35 years as host and after 50 years on television. Barker's final episode aired both in its regular daytime slot and in prime time leading into the Daytime Emmy Awards.
June 26	Mika Brzezinski attempted to set fire to a script, screwed up another, and shredded a third, in a protest about having to lead her news broadcast with a story about Paris Hilton's release from prison, rather than about the Iraq War.

[edit] July-September

Date	Event
July 23	Drew Carey is announced as Bob Barker's successor on The Price Is Right.
August 17	The Disney Channel premiere showing of High School Musical 2 becomes the most-watched made-for-cable movie ever, receiving 17.24 million viewers.
August 22	The BBC celebrates their 75-year service in television.
August 31	Finland switches off its analogue television signal.
September 5	The BBC scraps plans for Planet Relief, a programme similar to Comic Relief and Sport Relief for fear of bias against critics of climate change and that viewers would prefer more factual programmes on the subject.
September 9	In an advertising first, eBay begin showing live auction adverts between programmes in the UK, showing an auction with picture, current bid, time auction ends, and postage and packaging charges.
September 16	The 59th Primetime Emmy Awards were handed out. The Sopranos wins Oustanding Drama Series, while 30 Rock wins Outstading Comedy Series
September 20	Survivor opens its 15th season in the nation of China. Survivor: China became the first major American TV program to film entirely in China.
September 21	ITV postpone broadcasting the 2007 British Comedy Awards due to the phone-in scandals.
September 26	ABC1, a British television channel broadcasting American sitcoms, closes.
September 27	Record News, a Brazilian television channel, starts its transmissions.

[edit] October-December

Date	Event
October 1	Ftn closes and Virgin 1 launches at 9pm the same night.
October 14	Dave (formerly UKTV G2) launches on Freeview, after the closure of UKTV Bright Ideas.
October 15	Drew Carey's first episode as the new host of The Price is Right airs.
October 17	The town of Whitehaven in Cumbria becomes the first place in the UK to officially lose their analogue television signals and start the digital switchover, starting with BBC Two. The other four channels were switched off on November 14.
November 2	Channel 4 marks the 25th anniversary of its launch by resurrecting its original Lambie-Nairn-designed idents for the day. The anniversary is also marked by the rebroadcast of the November 2 1982 debut edition of Countdown (the channel's first programme) and a special Big Fat Anniversary Quiz.
November 5	The 2007 Writers Guild of America strike begins causing many shows to halt production.
November 7	Sky Travel relaunches as Sky Real Lives and Sky Travel Shop rebranded as Sky Travel.
November 14	The remaining four Analogue channels are switched to Digital in Whitehaven in Cumbria.
December 1	BBC HD is officially launched in the UK, after a one and a half year trial.
December 3	ESPN's Monday Night Football telecast of the unbeaten New England Patriots and the Baltimore Ravens breaks the basic cable viewership record set earlier this year by Disney Channel's High School Musical 2 with 17.52 million cable viewers.
December 25	BBC One gets its highest rated Christmas Day schedule in years, with Voyage of the Damned, the Christmas special of Doctor Who getting the shows' biggest audience since 1979 (13.31 million) and a special episode of EastEnders getting 14.38 million, that shows' biggest rating in three years and the highest rated show of 2007. Another success was a one-off special of To the Manor Born, returning after 26 years, with an audience of 10.25 million.
Late December	Nickeloden Games and Sports leaves the cable lineup and is replaced by The N which currently airs 24/7 after splitting from it's sisster channel, Noggin.

[edit] Debuts (including scheduled)

Date	Show
January 1	Engaged and Underage on MTV
January 1	High Maintenance 90210 on E!
January 1	Poker After Dark on NBC
January 1	The Sarah Jane Adventures on BBC One
January 2	Dirt on FX Network
January 3	The Knights of Prosperity on ABC
January 3	In Case of Emergency on ABC
January 7	Grease: You're The One That I Want on NBC
January 7	I'm From Rolling Stone on MTV
January 7	Just Jordan on Nickelodeon
January 8	I Love New York on VH1
January 8	The (White) Rapper Show on VH1
January 8	The Surreal Life: Fame Games on VH1
January 10	Armed and Famous on CBS
January 12	Cory in the House on Disney Channel
January 17	The Naked Trucker and T-Bones Show on Comedy Central
January 21	The Dresden Files on the SciFi Channel
January 22	E-Vet Interns on Animal Planet
January 23	Disney's Really Short Report on Disney Channel
January 25	Skins on E4
January 20	Bam's Unholy Union on MTV
January 30	Wrestling Society X on MTV
February 1	Juvies on MTV
February 1	The Sarah Silverman Program on Comedy Central
February 3	The Naked Brothers Band on Nickelodeon
February 5	Rules of Engagement on CBS
February 8	Survivor: Fiji on CBS
February 11	Saul of the Mole People on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim)
February 11	Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim)
February 20	100 Winners on GSN
February 23	quiznation on GSN
February 26	Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern on Travel Channel
February 26	The Black Donnelys on NBC
February 26	Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive on Toon Disney
February 27	Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? on FOX
March 3	El Tigre:The adventures of Manny Rivera on Nickelodeon
March 4	Dice: Undisputed on VH1
March 5	The Land Before Time on Cartoon Network
March 6	The Search for the Next Pussycat Doll on The CW
March 7	The Wedding Bells on Fox
March 10	Blood+ on adult swim
March 12	The Riches on FX
March 13	Bullrun on Spike TV
March 14	Halfway Home on Comedy Central
March 15	Raines on NBC
March 15	October Road on ABC
March 22	This American Life on Showtime
March 23	Acceptable.TV on VH1
March 28	The Apprentice on BBC One, previously on BBC Two from 2005-2006
March 27	The Great American Dream Vote on ABC
March 29	1,000 Places to See Before You Die on Travel Channel
April 1	Sons of Hollywood on A&E
April 1	The Tudors on Showtime
April 5	Adventures in Hollyhood on MTV
April 7	Human Giant on MTV
April 7	Short Circuitz on MTV
April 9	Culture Shock on Travel Channel
April 10	Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Inferno III on MTV
April 10	Scarred on MTV
April 12	Notes from the Underbelly on ABC
April 12	Roman's Empire on BBC One
April 13	Painkiller Jane on Sci Fi
April 15	Drive on Fox
April 15	Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School on VH1
May 8	Holby Blue on BBC One
May 10	Traveler on BBC One
May 12	My Friends Tigger & Pooh on Disney Channel
May 13	Fat Guy Stuck in Internet on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim)
May 13	Superjail on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim)
May 18	National Bingo Night on ABC
May 25	Storm Hawks on Cartoon Network
May 30	Hidden Palms on The CW
May 30	The Next Best Thing on ABC
May 30	Traveler on ABC
May 31	Pirate Master on CBS
June 1	Demons on CBS
June 4	Creature Comforts on CBS
June 6	Passport to Latin America on Travel Channel
June 6	Tyler Perry's House of Payne on TBS
June 10	John From Cincinnati on HBO
June 13	First Annual Guys' Choice Awards on Spike TV
June 13	Lil' Bush on Comedy Central
June 17	Flight of the Conchords on HBO
June 17	Meadowlands on Showtime
June 18	Age of Love on NBC
June 18	Heartland on TNT
June 25	Tak and the Power of Juju on Nickelodeon
June 25	Wayside on Nickelodeon
June 26	Shaq's Big Challenge on ABC
June 28	Burn Notice on USA
June 29	The Best Years on The N
July 2	Camouflage on GSN
July 5	Sea Patrol on Seven Network (Australia)
July 8	American Body Shop on Comedy Central
July 9	Greek on ABC Family
July 15	Rock of Love with Bret Michaels on VH1
July 16	Victoria Beckham: Coming to America on NBC
July 17	The Bill Engvall Show on TBS
July 19	Mad Men on AMC
July 23	Saving Grace on TNT
July 24	Damages on FX
July 25	Diagnosis X on TLC
August 4	Grand Slam on GSN
August 5	The Company on TNT
August 7	LA Ink on TLC
August 8	The Real World: Sydney on MTV
August 10	Flash Gordon on Sci Fi
August 13	Californication on Showtime
August 13	Slacker Cats on ABC Family
August 20	Yo Gabba Gabba! on Nickelodeon
August 22	Anchorwoman on Fox
August 27	The Life of Ryan on MTV
August 27	City Homicide on Seven Network (Australia)
August 28	Outnumbered on BBC One
August 30	Celebrity Rap Superstar on MTV
August 31	Back at the Barnyard on[Nickelodeon
September 1	Eurovision Dance Contest on EBU
September 3	Super Why! on PBS
September 3	Word World on PBS
September 6	Tim Gunn's Guide to Style on Bravo
September 8	iCarly on Nickelodeon
September 8	Torchwood on BBC America
September 10	Tell Me You Love Me on HBO
September 10	Steve Wilkos, a talk show hosted by Jerry Springer's former security head, debuts in syndication in the United States and Canada
September 14	Nashville on Fox
September 14	Out of Jimmy's Head on Cartoon Network
September 17	K-Ville on Fox
September 19	Gossip Girl on The CW
September 19	MANswers on Spike TV
September 19	Back to You on Fox
September 19	Kid Nation on CBS
September 19	Kitchen Nightmares on Fox
September 20	Survivor: China on CBS
September 23	CW Now on CW
September 23	Online Nation on CW
September 24	Journeyman on NBC
September 24	The Big Bang Theory on CBS
September 24	Chuck on NBC
September 25	Reaper on CW
September 25	Cane on CBS
September 26	Bionic Woman on NBC
September 26	Life on NBC
September 26	Private Practice on ABC
September 26	Dirty Sexy Money on ABC
September 27	Big Shots on ABC
September 28	Moonlight on CBS
October 1	Aliens in America on CW
October 1	Dr. Steve-O on USA
October 2	Cavemen on ABC
October 2	Carpoolers on ABC
October 3	Pushing Daisies on ABC
October 4	Last One Standing on Discovery Channel
October 5	About A Girl on The N
October 7	Life Is Wild on The CW
October 12	Women's Murder Club on ABC
October 12	Wizards of Waverly Place on Disney Channel
October 13	The Search for the Next Elvira on Fox Reality
October 14	Keeping Up with the Kardashians on E!
October 15	Samantha Who? on ABC
October 15	The Salt-N-Pepa Show on VH1
October 17	Storm Chasers on Discovery Channel
October 18	Viva Laughlin on CBS
October 19	The Next Great American Band on Fox
October 24	Phenomenon on NBC
October 30	The History Of The World Backwards on BBC Four
November 3	Bunnytown on Disney Channel (UK); USA premiere a week later.
November 7	Trinny & Susannah Undress the Nation on ITV
November 8	Nearly Famous on E4

[edit] Television shows

See also: 2006-07 United States network television schedule

See also: 2007-08 United States network television schedule

[edit] 1940s

Meet the Press (1947-present).

[edit] 1950s

Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951-present).
CBS Evening News (1952-present).
Guiding Light (1952-present).
The Today Show (1952-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).
NFL on CBS (1956-1994, 1998-present).
What the Papers Say (UK) (1956-present).
The Sky at Night (UK) (1957-present).
Blue Peter (UK) (1958-present).
Grandstand (UK) (1958-2007).

[edit] 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).
Doctor Who (UK) (1963-1989, 1996, 2005-present).
General Hospital (1963-present).
Days of Our Lives (1965-present).
Play School (1966-present).
The Money Programme (UK) (1966-present).
Shoten (Japan) (1966-present).
Washington Week (1967-present).
60 Minutes (1968-present).
One Life to Live (1968-present).
Sesame Street (1969-present).

[edit] 1970s

All My Children (1970-present).
Monday Night Football (1970-present).
NBC Nightly News (1970-present).
Masterpiece Theatre (1971-present).
Soul Train (1971-2007).
Emmerdale (UK) (1972-present).
Newsround (UK) (1972-present).
The Price Is Right (1972-present).
John En Marsha (1973-1990).
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).
Braves TBS Baseball (1975-2007).
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).
Family Feud (1976-1985, 1988-1995, 1999-present).
Live from Lincoln Center (1976-present).
Inside the NFL (1977-present).
20/20 (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).

[edit] 1980s

Chain Reaction (1980, 1986-1991, 2006-present).
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 (New Zealand) (1982-present).
American Masters (1983-present).
America Undercover (1983-present).
Frontline (1983-present).
The George Michael Sports Machine (1983-2007).
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).
Headbangers Ball (1987-1995, 2003-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).
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).
Family Fortunes (UK) (1980-2002, 2005 special, 2007-present).

[edit] 1990s

[edit] 1990-1993

America's Funniest Home Videos (1990-present).
Law & Order (1990-present).
Sunday Night Baseball (1990-present).
Breakfast with the Arts (1991-2007).
Charlie Rose (1991-present).
The Jerry Springer Show (1991-present).
American Justice (1992-present).
Barney & Friends (1992-present).
Dateline NBC (1992-present).
Def Comedy Jam (1992-1997, 2006-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).

[edit] 1994-1996

Autopsy (1994-present).
ER (1994-present).
Globe Trekker (1994-present).
NFL on FOX (1994-present).
Room 101 (UK) (1994-2007).
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).
Road Rules (1995-2004, 2007-present).
The Late Late Show (1995-present).
7th Heaven (1996-2007).
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).
All That (1994-2005) (December 31,2007)

[edit] 1997-1999

Bear in the Big Blue House (1997-2007).
King of the Hill (1997-present).
Little Bill (1997-2007).
Midsomer Murders (UK) (1997-present).
One Piece (1997-present).
South Park (1997-present).
Stargate SG-1 (1997-2007).
The View (1997-present).
The Wonderful World of Disney (1997-present).
Celebrity Deathmatch (1998-2002, 2006-present).
City Confidential (1998-present).
Cold Case Files (1998-present).
Comedy Central Presents (1998-present).
Movie Surfers (1998-present).
The Correspondents (1998-present).
The King of Queens (1998-2007).
Total Request Live (1998-present).
True Life (1998-present).
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (UK) (1998-present).
Courage the Cowardly Dog (1999-2002, 2007).
Dragon Tales (1999-present).
Early Today (1999-present).
Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999-present).
Judge Mathis (1999-present).
Holby City (1999-present).
Making the Video (1999-present).
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999-present).
Passions (1999-present).
SpongeBob SquarePants (1999-present).
The Sopranos (1999-2007).
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (US) (1999-present).
SmackDown! (1999-present).

[edit] 2000s

[edit] 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).
Dora the Explorer (2000-2007).
Gilmore Girls (2000-2007).
Girlfriends (2000-present).
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law (2000-2007).
Making the Band (2000-2002, 2007-present)
MTV Cribs (2000-present).
Survivor (2000-present).
The Weakest Link (UK) (2000-present).
Trading Spaces (2000-present).

[edit] 2001

24 (2001-present).
According to Jim (2001-present).
Adult Swim (2001-present).
Crossing Jordan (2001-2007).
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).
Pop Idol (UK) (2001-present).
Reba (2001-2007).
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-present).
The Saturday Show (UK) (2001-present).

[edit] 2002

American Idol (2002-present).
Angelina Ballerina (2002-present).
Baby Looney Tunes (2002-2005, series finale TV movie airs Summer 2007).
Biker Build-Off (2002-present).
Codename: Kids Next Door (2002-2007).
Crank Yankers (2002-2005, 2007-present).
CyberChase (2002-present).
CSI: Miami (2002-present).
Def Poetry (2002-present).
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2002-present).
DragonflyTV (2002-present).
Extreme Makeover (2002-2007).
George Lopez (2002-2007).
Harry Hill's TV Burp (UK) (2002-present).
I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (UK) (2002-present).
Kim Possible (2002-2007).
Last Call with Carson Daly (2002-present).
Lingo (2002-present).
Max and Ruby (2002-present).
Monk (2002-present).
Most Haunted (2002-present).
NBA on ABC (2002-present).
NBA on TNT (2002-present).
NOW (2002-present).
Spooks (UK) (2002-present).
That's So Raven (2002-2007).
The Bachelor (2002-present).
The Dead Zone (2002-2007).
The George Lopez Show (2002-2007).
The Shield (2002-present).
The Wire (2002-present).
Without a Trace (2002-present).

[edit] 2003

All of Us (2003-2007).
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).
History Detectives (2003-present).
Hope and Faith (2003-present).
Jimmy Kimmel Live (2003-present).
JoJo's Circus (2003-2007).
Last Comic Standing (2003-present).
Las Vegas (2003-present).
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).
Punk'd (2003-2007).
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (2003-2007).
Real Time with Bill Maher (2003-present).
Reno 911! (2003-present).
Sell This House (2003-present).
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003-present).
That's So Raven (2003-2007).
The Fabulous Life of... (2003-present).
The O.C. (2003-2007).
The Simple Life (2003-2007).
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).

[edit] 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).
Danny Phantom (2004-2007).
Desperate Housewives (2004-present).
Deadwood (2004-present).
Dog the Bounty Hunter (2004-2007).
Drake & Josh (2004-2007).
Drawn Together (2004-present).
Entourage (2004-present).
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (2004-present).
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (2004-present).
Ghost Hunters (2004-present).
Green Wing (UK) (2004-2007).
Higglytown Heroes (2004-present).
House (2004-present).
Instant Star (2004-present).
LazyTown (2004-present).
Lost (2004-present).
Maya & Miguel (2004-present).
Miguzi (2004-present).
Nanny 911 (2004-present).
Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide (2004-2007).
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 (2004-2007).
The Apprentice (2004-present).
The Backyardigans (2004-present).
The Batman (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).
Veronica Mars (2004-2007).
Wife Swap (2004-present).
World Series of Blackjack (2004-present).

[edit] 2005

30 Days (2005-present).
5 Takes (2005-present).
Afterlife (UK) (2005-present).
A Haunting (2005-present).
American Dragon: Jake Long (2005-2007).
American Dad! (2005-present).
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005-present).
A.T.O.M. (2005-present).
Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005-present).
Battlestar Galactica (2005-present).
Beauty and the Geek (2005-present).
Ben 10 (2005-present).
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (2005-2007).
Bones (2005-present).
Breaking Bonaduce (2005-present).
BSTV (2005-present).
Camp Lazlo (2005-present).
Cash Cab (2005-present).
Catscratch (2005-present).
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).
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).
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