Anybody know?

[Jack7]

Can somebody tell me, cause I'm really bad about this stuff (keeping up with TV schedules) about this:

When are the following fiction shows slated to be shown on television for the regular season? (I know sometimes premiers and regular season slots are different.) If possible I'd like to watch them on as regular a basis as possible whenever possible.

That way, if I know, I can just write them in my schedule charts:


Stargate Universe
Eureka - I'm pretty sure this will be Friday, unless SyFy pulls another bonehead, which they do a lot.
Lost - I hope they don't move it from Wednesday, I always remember to watch that one right after church. It's easy to remember.
Fringe
Flash Forward


Thanks in advance.

Jack.

 

[RangerWickett]

I know that Eureka is over for this season, and won't come back 'til next year, though you can catch the most recent 5 episodes on Hulu.

Flashforward is on at 9 EST on Thursdays (In the US). Or again, you can catch it on Hulu. Stargate Universe is also on Hulu.

Lost starts in February 2010.

 

[Crothian]

And Fringe is currently on Fox Thursday at 9pm.

 

[Jack7]

Flashforward is on at 9 EST on Thursdays (In the US).

And Fringe is currently on Fox Thursday at 9pm.

Crap. That figures.

Lost starts in February 2010.

Yeah, I guess ABC figures to outdo SyFy. Maybe show new episodes eight weeks out of every couple of years or something.

Thanks guys. For the info.

 

[Crothian]

Flashforward is on 8pm est and Fringe 9pm est at least around here. Flashforward has also been repeated on Fridays, no idea if that will continue though.

 

[RangerWickett]

Ah, you're right. Flashforward at 8pm here too. I just watch it on Hulu, so my memory was fuzzy.

 

[Jack7]

Ah, you're right. Flashforward at 8pm here too. I just watch it on Hulu, so my memory was fuzzy.

Well, that's good then. Means I can knock out more than one thing in a single night. Thanks again everybody.

 

[coyote6]

Stargate Universe's regular timeslot is Fridays at 9pm (for the Eastern & Pacific feeds). It reruns a whole bunch of times during the week, of course.

ABC starts Lost in February so they can show all 16 episodes more-or-less uninterrupted by repeats. Regular, start-in-September shows, tend to have this crappy schedule of three-four months of new episodes, then a month+ of reruns, then a few weeks of new shows, then more reruns, and finally, 4-6 weeks of new episodes to end the year. For a show like Lost or 24 (which is also shown "all in a row" now), those interruptions are horrible.

According to Wikipedia, Eureka's season 4 is supposed to start Q2 2010. It'll probably be one of SyFy's "split seasons", where they stick months between parts of a season (which always sounds & feels to me more like two separate seasons that maybe happen to be shot back-to-back, but what do I know?).

I'd hope they'd pair Eureka & Warehouse 13 together; they have a similar feel to me.

 

[Umbran]

When are the following fiction shows slated to be shown on television for the regular season?

A general resource for this stuff is the SFTV Web Page. Simple, yet effective:

The SFTV Page

The current/upcoming fall season:
http://www.sftv.org/sftv/sftvschd.txt

 

[Jack7]

Thanks everyone.

A general resource for this stuff is the SFTV Web Page. Simple, yet effective:

The SFTV Page

And that's useful. Seems like networks nowadays change around time slots every other week, or let shows sit fallow for months and months at a time. Makes it hard for a guy like me who doesn't follow much anyways to follow what I wanna follow.