2002–03 United States network television schedule
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The 2002–03 U.S. television season was an interesting time for network television, as it marked the beginning of significant shifts in programming trends, particularly with the rise of reality television and the growing popularity of cable networks. Below is an overview of the network television schedule for the 2002–03 season, including major primetime shows and their time slots across the "Big Four" networks: ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox.[1]
NOTE: This schedule reflects the general programming structure, but keep in mind that specific air times, particularly for some local markets, may have varied.
ABC (American Broadcasting Company)
Primetime Shows:
- Monday:
- 8:00 PM - "That '70s Show" (Sitcom)
- 8:30 PM - "The Bernie Mac Show" (Sitcom)
- 9:00 PM - "The American Idol" (Reality competition)
- 10:00 PM - "Boston Public" (Drama series)
- Tuesday:
- 8:00 PM - "American Idol" (Reality competition)
- 9:00 PM - "Firefly" (Sci-fi drama)
- 10:00 PM - "24" (Thriller/drama)
- Wednesday:
- 8:00 PM - "The American Idol" (Reality competition)
- 9:00 PM - "The X-Files" (Sci-fi drama)
- 10:00 PM - "Boston Public" (Drama series)
- Thursday:
- 8:00 PM - "Survivor: Pearl Islands" (Reality competition)
- 9:00 PM - "The OC" (Drama series)
- 10:00 PM - "24" (Drama)
- Friday:
- 8:00 PM - "Tru Calling" (Drama)
- 9:00 PM - "The Lone Gunmen" (Sci-fi drama)
- 10:00 PM - "The American Idol" (Reality competition)
CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System)
NBC (National Broadcasting Corporation)
Fox
References
- ↑ "2002–03 United States network television schedule", Wikipedia, 2024-09-22, retrieved 2024-12-13