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10 TV series that switched networks - and how they fared
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In honor of "Cougar Town"'s TBS premiere this week, HitFix profiles 10 other TV series that changed networks - and takes a look at how they fared.
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January 9, 2013 at 4:56AM EST Reply to CommentWow, way to completely gloss over the fact that Futurama has been on THREE networks when it moved to Cartoon Network's Adult Swim even though it was re-runs it was the popularity gained there that afforded it to be brought back completely new when Comedy Central outbid CN for the rights.
mmcb105 Actually according to the premise of the entire article that doesn't really count at all. If we go by that, Seinfeld has been on like 10 different networks.
January 9, 2013 at 10:50AM ESTPrettok
January 9, 2013 at 11:06AM EST Reply to CommentBaywatch? Is going to first run syndication really the same as switching networks? Lots of shows did that back then. Fame. Its a Living. Charles in Charge.
Monty Jack
January 9, 2013 at 11:29AM EST Reply to CommentFunny coincidence in the main page bumper image that a teary-eyed Fry is looking over at Lucy Liu...