November sweeps ends Wednesday and that means there will be all-new episodes of your favorite network shows, guaranteed. Through Wednesday, anyway.
On Thanksgiving, after the drumsticks have been polished off and the leftovers have been safely secured in the fridge, there’s a wide variety of specials, repeat shows and new episodes on network TV. The Giants play the Broncos at home, but you won’t be able to see the game if you don’t have the NFL Network as one of your channel choices. Well personally, I’ve seen enough of the Broncos lately. ABC features back to back concerts from Beyonce and Paul McCartney.
After a hectic day of Black Friday shopping, as you sink into the easy chair and click on the tube looking for new episodes of your favorite network shows, only ABC has new episodes: of “Supernanny”, “Ugly Betty” and “20/20″. CBS and NBC have scheduled repeats and FOX is showing the movie “Ice Age 2″.
Of course there will be brand new “Jay Leno” shows. That was part of the sell for the NBC affiliates. While the other networks are running reruns, Jay will have fresh shows. So, let’s check Thanksgiving. Jay’s got a brand new show. How about the day after Thanksgiving? Uh oh, Jay’s a repeat.
Monday, November 30, ABC has some repeats and some new shows while CBS has a night of repeats and the shows are brand new on NBC and FOX.
There’s good news for “Chuck” fans. “Chuck” returns to NBC on Sunday, January 10 with all-new back-to-back premiere episodes before moving to a regular time slot, Monday’s from 7-8:00 p.m., beginning January 11.
In other programming news, a special two-hour episode of “Heroes” will be broadcast on Monday, January 4 and then the series moves to the new time slot of Mondays from 8-9 p.m. starting January 11.







Denver Broncos game. But that’s what happened to KKTV yesterday.

