What’s Happening!!

NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS

• “America’s Prom Queen” — Series premieres March 17 on ABC Family (six episodes).
• “The Baby Borrowers” — NBC series originally scheduled to premiere on Feb. 18 will move to a later date to be announced.
• “The Celebrity Apprentice” — First-season finale airs March 27 on NBC. Second season premieres in January 2009.
• “Click & Clacks As the Wrench Turns” — Series premieres in summer on PBS (first animated primetime series inspired by Tom and Ray Magliozzi’s radio show “Car Talk.”
• “Crash” — Series premieres in sometime in 2008 on Starz (13 episodes based on Academy Award-winning film “Crash”).
• “Dear Genevieve” — Series premieres in 2009 on HGTV. Hosted by popular design personality Genevieve Gorder.
• “Deion & Pillar: Prime Time Love” — Series premieres April 15 on Oxygen. Sneak peek Sunday during Super Bowl halftime show.
• “Flashpoint” — CBS has ordered 13 episodes of this new police drama inspired by true stories of an elite big city Strategic Response Unit. Production will begin in April.
• “Gordon Ramsay’s F Word” — BBC America has acquired season 3, premiere date is TBA.
• “Last Restaurant Standing” — Series premieres Feb. 12 on BBC America.
• “Legally Blonde: The Search for the New Elle Woods” — New reality series premiering in spring on MTV. It follows the search for a talented singer/actress/dancer to take over for Broadway star and current lead Laura Bell Bundy.
• “Mary Queen of Shops” — BBC America has acquired seasons 1 and 2, premiere date is TBA.
• “My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad” — Series premieres Feb. 22 on NBC.
• “Raising the Bar” — Latest legal drama series from Emmy winner Steven Bochco scheduled to premiere in 2008 on TNT. Stars Mark-Paul Gosselaar (”NYPD Blue”), Gloria Reuben (”ER”) and Jane Kaczmarek (”Malcolm in the Middle”).
• “Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares” — Season 4 premiered Jan. 24 on BBC America.
• “Rescue Chef” — Series premieres March 1 on Food Network.
• “Survivor” — CBS has ordered two more editions to be broadcast during the 2008-09 season. These will mark the 17th and 18th editions of television’s longest-running hit reality competition series.
• “Top Gear” — Season 10 premieres Feb. 25 on BBC America.
• “UFO Hunters” — Series premiered Jan. 30 on History Channel.
• “Your Mama Don’t Dance” — Series premieres Feb. 29 on Lifetime (eight episodes, season finale Apil 18). Hosted by Ian Ziering (Dancing With the Stars”).

NETWORK NEWS

• “Big Brother” – Ninth season premieres Feb. 12 on CBS.
• “Dexter” – Showtime drama debuts Feb. 17 on CBS with the pilot episode.
• “Eli Stone” – Series premieres Jan. 31 on ABC.
• “Jericho” – Second season premieres Feb. 12 on CBS.
• “Lipstick Jungle” – Series premieres Feb. 7 on NBC.
• “Lost” – Fourth season premieres Jan. 31 on ABC.
• “The New Adventures of Old Christine” – Third season premieres Feb. 4.
• “Power of 10″ – Pulled from CBS schedule, expected to return in summer.
• “The Price is Right” – Coming to prime-time Feb. 22 on CBS for first of six hour-long episodes.
• “quarterlife” – Series premieres Feb. 26 on NBC.
• “Survivor: Micronesia” – Sixteenth season premieres Feb. 7 on CBS.
• “Welcome to the Captain” – Series premieres Feb. 4.

CABLE COMMENTS

• “Brotherhood” – Renewed for eight-episode third season on Showtime.
• “Cities of the Underworld” – Second season premieres Jan. 28 on History Channel.
• Clinically Wild Alaska” – Series premieres Feb. 8 on Animal Planet.
• “In Treatment” – Series premieres Jan. 28 on HBO.
• “Jericho” – CBS drama debuts Feb. 11 on SCI FI with a four-episode marathon.
• “Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List” – Renewed for fourth season on Bravo. Scheduled to return sometime in 2008.
• “Pinks” – Fifth season premieres Feb. 20 on Speed Channel.
• “Tori & Dean … Still Inn Love: – Renewed for eight-episode third season on Oxygen. Scheduled to return in summer 2008.
• “Ultimate Recipe Showdown” – Series premieres Feb. 17 on Food Network.

SYNDICATED STUFF

• “The Martha Stewart Show” – Renewed for a fourth season.
• “The Morning Show With Mike and Juliet” – Renewed for a second season.