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2013 new syndicated shows

Bethany Frankel replaces Anderson Live, and while not a CW show per se, Arsino Hall will be moving into the 11 and 10pm slots on many of its stations.
 
Heard there will be a new DNA test show called "The Test", and isn't Queen Latifah trying for a come back?

-crainbebo
 
"isn't Queen Latifah trying for a come back?"

Yep. Sony Pictures TV is the syndicating producer this time around, and the relaunch is this fall. Evidently the pilot created a strong buzz, as a result of which this one is thought to be among the strongest Fall 2013 syndication contenders. The 16 CBS O&Os committed to it as a group after winning a bidding war with the NBC O&Os.
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith are executive-producing.

There's room for it since some of this past fall's contenders (Jeff Probst, Ricki Lake's return) look unlikely to make it to a second season, and other shows (including second-year program Anderson Cooper Live) have already been told they won't return in September. Only the top tier veteran talk/variety shows like Live with Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, Rachael Ray, Ellen, Steve Harvey and Wendy Williams are certain to be back this fall...along with the trash-talkers like Jerry Springer and Maury Povich.
 
The most interesting one I've read about so far is Cops: Reloaded from 20th Television. Seems the studio will be pulling the original shows from the cable nets in favor of these re-tooled shows to be shown in "Pop-Up Video" style :D
 
Bob1370 said:
"isn't Queen Latifah trying for a come back?"

Yep. Sony Pictures TV is the syndicating producer this time around, and the relaunch is this fall. Evidently the pilot created a strong buzz, as a result of which this one is thought to be among the strongest Fall 2013 syndication contenders. The 16 CBS O&Os committed to it as a group after winning a bidding war with the NBC O&Os.
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith are executive-producing.

There's room for it since some of this past fall's contenders (Jeff Probst, Ricki Lake's return) look unlikely to make it to a second season, and other shows (including second-year program Anderson Cooper Live) have already been told they won't return in September. Only the top tier veteran talk/variety shows like Live with Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, Rachael Ray, Ellen, Steve Harvey and Wendy Williams are certain to be back this fall...along with the trash-talkers like Jerry Springer and Maury Povich.
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Actually, not all of the CBS O&Os are going to pick up "Queen Latifah": Weigel's WCIU/Chicago has the show for Fall 2013. At the same time, it'll be interesting to see what will happen with Betheny, since it will be going up against the former and its also generating strong buzz as well.

As the new talkers, if Ricki Lake make it to a second year that will be a surprise in itself.
 
only1moore said:
Bob1370 said:
As the new talkers, if Ricki Lake make it to a second year that will be a surprise in itself.
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I know her show is like Kleenex with the sad stories, but it's 10x better than those Springer ripoffs that are all over Fox/CW/MNTV affiliates right now!

-crainbebo
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I can tell you that Jeremy Kyle won't be on in 2013. His show's already been cancelled in the US. His UK style show didn't work out too well as a US show. I'm waiting to see if Trisha gets renewed for another season.
 
Jeopardy/Wheel of Fortune/Family Fued/Insider/Inside Edition/E. Tonight/Access Hollywood/Access Hollywood Live/TMC/Price Right/Ask America/The List and so on will also be back.
 
UPDATE: 'Trisha' has been renewed for the next season.

Also, 'The Price Is Right' is on CBS. ...Or are you implying that another new syndicated version will come in the fall?
 
Is "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" coming back with a new host, or is this curtains? Personally, I have no problem with putting this thing to bed.

I just wish that somebody would try a new game show for syndication....I can't recall when the last new-idea game show was trotted out for syndication.

cd
 
New host - and I hope it's Cat Deeley or Tom Bergeron!

-crainbebo
 
Here are the newbies for fall, according to Marc Berman at tvmediainsights.com

FIRST-RUN

Talk
-The Arsenio Hall Show (CBS Television Distribution): one hour (late night): debuts on Sept. 9
-Bethenny (Warner Bros.): national launch following six-week summer test
-Queen Latifah (Sony Pictures Television): one hour
-The Test (CBS): one hour (hosted by Kirk Fox and from Jay McGraw’s Stage 29 Prods.)
-TMZ Live (Warner Bros.): TMZ spin-off with creator Harvey Levin casually chatting with his team about the day’s celebrity news

Court
-Paternity Court (MGM): half hour
-Supreme Court (Entertainment Studios): Judge Karen Mills Francis presides

Magazine
-OK! TV (Trifecta): half-hour (spin-off from the magazine with a focus on pop culture and celebrity gossip)

Weekend
-BAMM.TV (Telco Productions): half hour
-Beer Geeks (TVS): half hour
-BizKids$ (Telco Productions): half hour (E/I series)
-Coolest Places on Earth (Bellum): half hour (E/I)
-Heroes Among Us (Associated Television): half hour
-The Hollywood News Report (Telco Productions): half hour
-Port to Port (Port to Port TV): half hour
-Raw Travel (AIM Television): half hour
-Rescue 3 (Trifecta): one hour
-Republic of Doyle (Trifecta): one hour
-Travel Through History (TVS): half hour (E/I)
-Word Travels (Telco Productions): half hour
-Zoo Diaries (OMC Oldham Media): half hour (E/I)

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OFF-NETWORK

Half Hours
-The Cleveland Show (Twentieth)
-Community (Sony Pictures Television)
-Cops Reloaded (Twentieth)
-The Middle (Warner Bros.)
-Modern Family (Twentieth)

Hours
-Bridzillas (Rohrs Media Group)
-Glee (Twentieth)
-Sanctuary (PPI Releasing)
 
KS-IL-IA said:
Here are the newbies for fall, according to Marc Berman at tvmediainsights.com
-Supreme Court (Entertainment Studios): Judge Karen Mills Francis presides


Weekend
-BizKids$ (Telco Productions): half hour (E/I series)
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Hours
-Glee (Twentieth)
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First of all, it's yet another stupid, fake Byron Allen court show! Oh yeah! ::)

2. BizKids aired on PBS stations - and just like Dragonfly TV, Telco seemed to buy reruns.

3. Is Glee going to be a weekend repeat?

-crainbebo
 
As far as BizKid$ Telco could be buying packaging rights for reruns, but there are commercial-free episodes airing on PBS stations across the country which were produced at least as late as December 27, 2012. The show itself is produced by BizKids LLP and PBS affiliate WXXI-TV in Rochester, New York with underwriting from the national association of credit unions.
 
Supreme Court (Entertainment Studios): Judge Karen Mills Francis presides
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Wait, she had her own show for two non-consecutive seasons, and thinks she run this show, too. Didn't she get a clue the first time? Was never impressed by her. I'd take Judge Hatchett over her any day.
 
sshuffield70 said:
Supreme Court (Entertainment Studios): Judge Karen Mills Francis presides
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Wait, she had her own show for two non-consecutive seasons, and thinks she run this show, too. Didn't she get a clue the first time? Was never impressed by her. I'd take Judge Hatchett over her any day.
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Isn't this her THIRD go-round?

cd
 
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