The TCA Press Tour: The Final Wrap Up

January 24, 2007

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FOX
- The Wedding Bells-- Formerly titled "The Wedding Store," this romantic dramedy from David E. Kelley focuses on a family-owned wedding planning business. Series premieres on Friday March 9 at 9pm with a special Sneak Preview after "American Idol" on Wednesday March 7 at 9pm.
-Drive-- This new action drama series launches with a 2-night, 3-hour premiere on Sunday April 15 from 8p-10p and on Monday April 16 from 8p-9p. The series follows a group of unrelated people united by their participation in an underground cross-country road race. Its regular timeslot is Mondays at 8p.
- ‘Til Death-- The Brad Garret sitcom moves timeslots and gets American Idol lead-in. The series has its last Thursday airing on February 15. It will then follow American Idol on Tuesday February 27 and Wednesday February 28 before making its time period premiere on Wednesday March 14 at 9:30p.
- The War At Home-- The series moves to Sundays at 7:30p starting on Sunday March 4.
- Standoff-- This procedural crime drama about hostage negotiators moves to Fridays at 8p beginning Friday March 30.
- The Winner-- This half-hour coming-of-age sitcom is from Seth MacFarlane, creator of "Family Guy" and "American Dad." Rob Corddry stars as a rich and successful 43-year-old man who looks back at the period 10 years earlier when he was still living with his parents and a beautiful woman inspired him to grow up and change his life. The series premieres on Sunday March 4 with new episodes airing at 8:30p and 9:30p for three consecutive weeks.

NBC -
- Raines -- Starring Jeff Goldblum, this "detective with an overactice imaginaiont" mystery-drama premieres on March 15th.
-"Thank God You're Here" -- An improvisational comedy show starring David Alan Grier and Dave Foley.
- Identity -- the limited engagement game show has been picked up for a March series.