12 TV Premieres and Finales
airing April 26-May 2

 

Kevin, Nick and Joe Jonas: "Jonas" (Disney Channel Photo)

Kevin, Nick and Joe Jonas: "Jonas" (Disney Channel Photo)

   Friday is when The Oklahoman posts a list of all the premieres and finales (and all the guest stars, see separate blog) coming up on TV next week.
   And here are the shows beginning and ending the week of April 26.
   If one was missed, the network did not issue a press release about it. But feel free to add it in the comments section to help make this list a complete and accurate source for TV watchers everywhere.
 
BEGINNINGS
••“Guy’s Big Bite,” 10 a.m. Sunday on Food Network (sixth-season premiere).
••“Leader of the Pack,” 7 p.m. Sunday on HGTV (series premiere).
••“Daisy of Love,” 8 p.m. Sunday on VH1 (series premiere).
••“Pros vs. Joes: All Stars,” 10 p.m. Monday on SPIKE (fourth-season premiere).
••“Dallas DNA,” 9 p.m. Tuesday on Investigation Discovery (series premiere).
••“Ladette to Lady,” 7 p.m. Friday on Sundance (third-season premiere).
••“Jonas,” 7 p.m. Saturday on Disney (series premiere).

ENDINGS
••“Last Cake Standing,” 7 p.m. Sunday on Food Network (final challenge).
••“Chuck,” 7 p.m. Monday on NBC (second-season finale).
••“Ghost Hunters,” 8 p.m. Wednesday on SCI FI (mid-season finale).
••“Better Off Ted,” 7:30 p.m. Wednesday on ABC (first-season finale).
••“The Exterminators,” 9:30 p.m. Wednesday on A&E (first-season finale).
••“The Millionaire Matchmaker,” 9 p.m. Thursday on Bravo (second-season finale).
••“Private Practice,” 9:02 p.m. Thursday on ABC (second-season finale).
••“Wife Swap,” 7 p.m. Friday on ABC (fifth-season finale).
••“Supernanny,” 8 p.m. Friday on ABC (fourth-season finale).

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Sorry to see the Exterminators ending.

I have been watching TCM for yrs. and yrs. altho not so much lately like the past 3-4yrs. As I recall all of the movies were top of the line and lately way way too many are not even c, they are just junk movies i never heard of and gave then a watch anyway and realized I just wasted my time. and now it seems unless there is a special presentation w/ Robert Osborn and his guest, there really is no reason to tune in. It’s like if it’s not “the essentials” don’t bother. That is a shame, not only did I get an education about films also directors. Now that the info. is back on.
Being that there are no commercials why do you run that junk, and by junk I don’t mean silent, noir none of that, I love those, I love anything fine and classic. And that’s what TCM would only play so how about it again?

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