Trouble in LA? NBC has announced that Law & Order: Los Angeles is going on hiatus.
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Monday, 15 November 2010
The 2010-2011 TV Season - NBC Announces Mid-Season Schedule
Mondays:
- 8:00PM - New Chuck
- 9:00PM - Brand New The Cape (17th January)/New The Event (28th February)
- 10:00PM - Brand New Harry's Law (17th January)/New Parenthood (7th March)
Tuesdays:
- 8:00PM - New The Biggest Loser
- 10:00PM - New Law & Order: Los Angeles (8th February)
Wednesdays:
- 8:00PM - New Minute To Win It (5th January)
- 9:00PM - New Chase (12th January)/New America's New Great Restaurant (16th March)
- 10:00PM - New Law & Order: SVU (5th January)
Thursdays:
- 8:00PM - New Community
- 8:30PM - Brand New Perfect Couples (20th January)
- 9:00PM - New The Office
- 9:30PM - Brand New Parks and Recreation (20th January)
- 10:00PM - New 30 Rock (20th January)
- 10:30PM - New Outsourced (20th January)
Fridays:
- 8:00PM - New Who Do You Think You Are? (21st January)
- 9:00PM - New Dateline NBC
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Tuesday, 19 October 2010
The 2010-2011 TV Season - NBC wants lots of Full Seasons
It's been reported that NBC has order full seasons of 3 freshman series.
The Event, which is due to air on Channel 4 this Friday at 9 has been got a full season.

Comedy Outsourced has also been picked up for a full season.

Finally, Law & Order: Los Angeles was been picked up.
All 3 shows have not exactly been doing great in the ratings but obviously well enough for NBC. There's also rumor that Chuck will get a full season, but NBC have declined to comment.
Comedy Outsourced has also been picked up for a full season.
Finally, Law & Order: Los Angeles was been picked up.
All 3 shows have not exactly been doing great in the ratings but obviously well enough for NBC. There's also rumor that Chuck will get a full season, but NBC have declined to comment.
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