TV Premieres and Finales airing Aug. 23-29
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 Aug. 23.
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
••“What Would Brian Boitano Make?” Noon Sunday on Food Network (series premiere).
••“Where is Warehouse Mouse?” 7:25 a.m. Monday on Disney (series premiere).
••“The Fresh Beat Band,” 11 a.m. Monday on Nickelodeon (series premiere).
••“Out of Egypt,” 8 p.m. Monday on Discovery (series premiere).
••“The $ports Take,” 5:30 p.m. Tuesday on Versus (series premiere).
••“The Rachel Zoe Project,” 9 p.m. Monday on Bravo (second-season premiere).
••“Crash Course,” 8:02 p.m. Wednesday on ABC (series premiere).
••“Marked,” 8 p.m. Thursday on History (series premiere).
••“Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory,” 8 p.m. Thursday on MTV (second-season premiere).
••“Bully Beatdown,” 8:30 p.m. Thursday on MTV (second-season premiere).
••“Nitro Circus,” 9 p.m. Thursday on MTV (second-season premiere).
••“Pranked,” 9:30 p.m. Thursday on MTV (series premiere).
••“Mayweather/Marquez 24/7,” 9:15 p.m. Saturday on HBO (season premiere).
ENDINGS
••“Great American Road Trip,” 7 p.m. Monday on NBC (series finale).
••“The Closer,” 8 p.m. Monday on TNT (summer finale).
••“Dating in the Dark,” 8 p.m. Monday on ABC (first-season finale).
••“Make It or Break It,” 8 p.m. Monday on ABC Family (mid-season finale).
••“Raising the Bar,” 9 p.m. Monday on TNT (summer finale).
••“Nurse Jackie,” 9:30 p.m. Monday on Showtime (first-season finale).
••“The Cleaner,” 9 p.m. Tuesday on A&E (second-season finale).
••“Bad Girls,” 7:30 p.m. Wednedsay on Logo (seventh-season finale).
••“Royal Pains,” 9 p.m. Thursday on USA (first-season finale).
NOTE: Times are CST (for EST, add one hour)
Pictured Above: THE FRESH BEAT BAND– Pictured: (l-r) Twist (in yellow, Jon Beavers), Kiki (on guitar, Yvette Gonzalez), Shout (orange sweater, Thomas Hobson), Marina (drums, Shayna Rose) in THE FRESH BEAT BAND on Nickelodeon (Photo: Randee St. Nicholas/Nickelodeon)
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Comments
I am a grandmother of a 7,5 3 and 18 month-old. I have been an elementary school teacher. I presently teach piano lessons part-time and work as a registered nurse 2 days a week. I and my grandchildren L-O-V-E TFBB. I record it daily and we watch it after the two older children get in from school. They eagerly do their homework and then request to watch it as their daily 30 minute/day TV time. Their mother who is an elementary teacher and part-time grad student has also grown to like it as she catches the end of the show. The show airs on Nick Jr. not Noggin here in Dallas Tx/ Time-Warner Cable. I say hooray for a fresh take on music. Hooray for the FRESH BEAT BAND.
i am a stay at home mom and i have a 3 year old who loves the tfbb and i also like to watch it to and i will sit there and watch it with her and she enjoys it and so do i and its good for the kids to watch and they can enjoy dancing and singing to it to.
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I strongly dislike the “Fresh Beat Band” show that has been advertising on Noggin. All of the preschool based shows on Noggin are fantastic. They are geared towards early childhood learning and development. However, the Fresh Beat Band is not relevent to this network. It is like a bad “B Movie” with actors who are in their mid to late 20′s and lacking much in talent. If I wanted my 3 year old to watch this type of broadcast, then I would at least turn the Disney Channel or Nickelodeon on for her. So typical of a network to shove a child into the next stage before they should be. TFBB is so cheesy and overdone. I, and all of the moms I know, hate this show. I do not beleive it is tasteful enough for any channel, especially Noggin which has established itself as a reputable name in quality family television. Please, do away with the Fresh Beats. All will rejoice, and I cannot imagine that anyone would miss them or request that they be brought back…..ever.