ArtsEtc.

Five shows receive renewals

Looking for a print version?
Simply use your browser’s ‘Print’ command and a printer-friendly document will be generated automatically.

Related stories:

• FCC rules channels must mind children (September 10, 2004)
• Art students brighten up Park Street (December 10, 2003)
• 'Something's Gotta Give' reveals Nicholson's comedic side (January 29, 2004)
• Monotonix performances unforgettable (February 11, 2009)
• Morrissey, Flaming Lips set for Lollapalooza (March 30, 2004)

Also by :

• Bartime - The Caribou Tavern (February 8, 2002)

Sharing tools:

E-mail this article:

Your e-mail address:

Recipient e-mail address:

Optional message:

Share on:

• Facebook
• Digg
• Newsvine
• reddit
• StumbleUpon
• delicious
• Google
• Yahoo! My Web
• BlogMarks
• Linkroll
• Simpy

• Spurl
• Connotea
• Fark
• Feed Me Links

• Magnolia
• BlinkList
• Sphere
• LinkedIn

• Furl
• Technorati
• AddToAny
• Permalink

 

Five freshmen television series from the new fall season advanced to the head of their class Tuesday, as Fox, NBC and CBS gave passing grades to some of their best-received new shows.

Fox made a full-season commitment to its new half-hour sitcom Undeclared,'' while NBC made a similar commitment to two of its new dramas,Crossing Jordan” and “Law & Order: Criminal Intent.” Meanwhile, ABC ordered a full season for its new new sitcom According to Jim,'' and its spy-thriller dramaAlias.”

The wave of new show commitments followed CBS’s previous announcement that it would pick up an entire season for its hour drama The Guardian,'' and NBC's that it would do likewise for its half-hour comedyScrubs.”