With the WGA strike over (at an approximate cost of $2.5 Billion), the TV biz can get back to “bizness.” Here’s a rundown of shows and announced return of new epidsodes:<\/p>\n
Saturday Night Live<\/i> – February 23
\nSupernatural<\/i> – April 24
\nHow I Met Your Mother<\/i> – March 17
\nTwo and a Half Men<\/i> – March 17
\nMy Name Is Earl <\/i>– April 3
\nCSI<\/i> – April 3
\nThe Office<\/i> – April 10
\nER<\/i> – April 10
\n30 Rock<\/i> – April 10
\nScrubs<\/i> – April 10
\nLaw and Order<\/i> – April 23
\nLost<\/i> – Five pre-strike episodes already “in the can.” More new episodes to air in late April
\nHouse<\/i> – April or May
\nGrey’s Anatomy<\/i> – April or May
\nDesperate Housewives<\/i> – April or May
\nUgly Betty<\/i> – April or May
\n24<\/i> – January 2009<\/p>\n
Until then, there’s always American Idol<\/i>, Dancing with the Stars<\/i>, and other reality TV hits! WOOT!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
With the WGA strike over (at an approximate cost of $2.5 Billion), the TV biz can get back to “bizness.” Here’s a rundown of shows and announced return of new epidsodes: Saturday Night Live – February 23 Supernatural – April 24 How I Met Your Mother – March 17 Two and a Half Men – … <\/p>\n