Source: NTI, Galaxy Explorer, HH Cov Rtg. 4/17-4/24/05. Gilmore = M-F 5p.

CYNTHIA TURNER’S
Cynopsis

04/29/05

Good morning.  It’s Friday, April 29, 2005, the first day of the May 2005 sweep, and this is your first early morning briefing.

ABC list of series re-upped for next season has grown by two – According to Jim and AFV.  Others already guaranteed a slot for next season include Alias, Boston Legal, Desperate Housewives, EM: HE and Lost.

And while nothing official has come out of NBC as yet, the rumor mill is churning out the word that American Dreams will not be on the schedule next season.

Fox apparently liked the way Stacked worked out on Wednesday night behind American Idol at 930p and will keep it there for the next two weeks.  Perhaps having Pamela Anderson and Christopher Lloyd guesting in the audience at American Idol helped.  Alternatively, Life on a Stick‘s modest performance at 830p helped Fox decide to replace it with second plays of That 70’s Show, at least thru May 11.

If you were flipping around last night at 8p and then at 8:59p, you know who carried the President in full and who bailed a few questions early.  On Tuesday the White House told the networks the President would hold a press conference at 830p on Thursday night.  830p!  Tough timing for most of the broadcast networks, as only NBC and the WB are airing 30m shows 8-9p on Thursday night (and WB doesn’t do White House). Then yesterday around 4p, the White House re-thought the timing, and agreed to move the conference to 8p.  That made it easier for the nets to bump their 8-9p programing (or slide it to 9p as was the case with CBS), while ABC just bailed on their movie. Of course, starting at 8p still doesn’t help with the ad money and the loss of a full hour in prime on a Thursday in May sweep, but this was a compromise after all. With all of that accommodating on the first Thursday night of the May sweep, the networks sure weren’t going to stick around beyond 8:59p, and sure enough CBS and NBC jumped away in time to launch Survivor and The Apprentice at 9p, 1 or 2 questions before the President finished up at 9:01:12p.  Fox stuck it out until the final question, and then quickly got out of it in time to get to The Simple Life on time. ABC held on and also provided post-conference analysis. All of the cable news networks covered the conference, as did PBS. The thing of it is, the networks don’t have to carry the President if his message is not one a national emergency.  The last three times the President interrupted primetime television were shortly after the 9/11 attack, in the days just before the Iraq war, and then a little over a year after the Iraq War began.  And yet, who wants to go on record to say Survivor or The O.C. is more important than anything the President has to say …

Just as the NAB Conference was getting underway a couple of weeks ago, the Parents Television Council (PTC) issued the results of a research study indicating the television networks were not providing TV ratings for some or all of their programs, which rendered the V-Chip technology useless in blocking shows parents didn’t want seen in their homes. L. Brent Bozell said in his column on the PTC website that NBC and its owned cable networks “have never put these warning letters on their screen” so their programming can’t be blocked.  NBC yesterday reversed its policy of not rating its shows, and issued a statement from Bob Wright, Chairman/CEO of NBC Universal yesterday which reads in part:  “We serve our viewers best by ensuring that they are fully informed about the content of our programs. We particularly want to provide information to parents so that they can judge the appropriateness of programing for their children. These changes provide our network and cable viewers with more frequent and more detailed information about our programs. By enhancing the visibility of content ratings, and raising awareness of the V-chip, we believe parents have the tools they need to make informed decisions.”

A new unscripted series coming to ABC called The Scholar has the winner receiving a fully paid college education at a top university.  Produced by Carsey-Werner, ABC has ordered up six episodes and has scheduled it to debut on Monday, June 5 at 8pm.
 
Animal Planet kicks off Wild Wednesdays with two new series debuting in mid June.  Buggin’ with Ruud kicks off on June 15 at 8p and features Ruud Kleinpaste who loves bugs – all kind of bugs, from the ickiest to the coolest, he digs bugs.  And he thinks if you understand them, you may just like them too.  Then, at 9p, Animal Planet will premiere Corwin’s Quest with Jeff Corwin who is on a mission to unravel the secret worlds behind a specific aspect of animals, their biology and behavior.

Scripps Networks is launching HGTV in Hi-Def in January 2005. And if that’s not enough, Food Network will go Hi Def in 2nd qtr ’06.  According to John Lansing, President of Scripps Networks, the two networks are doubling the hours of production originally planned to create the hi-def format, with an excess of 1,000 hours scheduled. HGTV will have 400 hours in Hi-Def with an additional 100 hours from DIY Network.  Food will also have 400 hours of original content, and programming from Fine Living will be incorporated into one or both of the two new hi defs nets.

A weak scatter market and an uncertain economy is signaling one of the more advertiser-friendly upfront seasons, one in which shifts of ad dollars from broadcast to cable might be relatively modest. That was the consensus of a group of media buyers and television executives at MediaLife’s Outfront Conference in New York on Wednesday. Not surprisingly given the traditional posturing that surrounds the upfront, the TV executives were a bit more bullish than the ad buyers. Still, no one expects a banner year overall.  “The dollars are going to be relatively flat; it’s pretty much a share game at the moment,” said Charlie Rutman, the recently named CEO of Havas’ MPG.  But ABC’s President of Sales Mike Shaw said he expects to have a good upfront, an easy statement to make for a network that is up by 16% among adults 18-49. Media buyers also warned that clients are looking increasingly more on the effectiveness of their ad buys, not just how many gross ratings points they get.  — Andrew Grossman for Cynopsis

Top 10 M-F Syndicated Strip Series for the week of April 11-17, 2005 ranked by HH Rtg
Wheel of Fortune (King World)                  8.3 AA
Jeopardy (King World)                                7.1 AA
Everybody Loves Raymond (King World)  6.3 AA / 7.8 GAA
Oprah (King World)                                    6.2 AA / 6.2 GAA
Seinfeld (Sony)                                           5.6 AA / 6.7 GAA
Friends (Warner Bros.)                              5.1 AA / 6.4 GAA
Dr. Phil (King World)                                  4.9 AA / 5.0 GAA
Entertainment Tonight (Paramount)          4.7 AA / 4.8 GAA
Judge Judy (Paramount)                            4.7 AA / 7.2 GAA
Regis & Kelly (Buena Vista)                      3.4 AA
Inside Edition (King World)                         3.3 AA / 3.3 GAA
Source Nielsen Media Research

Top 10 M-F Syndicated Strip Series for the week of April 11-17, 2005 ranked by A18-49
Seinfeld (Sony)                                           3.6 AA / 4.2 GAA
Everybody Loves Raymond (King World)  3.4 AA / 4.1 GAA
Friends (Warner Bros.)                              3.3 AA / 4.2 GAA
Oprah (King World)                                    2.4 AA / 2.4 GAA
That 70’s Show (Carsey-Werner)              2.2 AA / 2.7 GAA
Wheel of Fortune (King World)                  2.1 AA
Entertainment Tonight (Paramount)          1.9 AA / 1.9 GAA
King of the Hill (20th)                                   1.9 AA / 2.3 GAA
Jeopardy (King World)                                1.8 AA
Dr. Phil (King World)                                  1.8 AA / 1.8 GAA
Judge Judy (Paramount)                            1.7 AA / 2.5 GAA
Source Nielsen Media Research

Judy Woodruff has announced she will leave her post at CNN at the expiration of her current contract in June.  Woodruff hosts Inside Politics and has been with CNN for the past dozen years.  While she has given no indication of what she will be doing in her post-CNN days, though in a note to her colleagues at CNN she said, “I’m discussing several longform projects in television. I’ll also teach and do some writing and be an occasional consultant and contributor to CNN.”

Denver based Turner Media Group, Inc. has named Joel Spicola Director of Sponsorships for Turner Ad Group (TAG).  TAG is a full service media organization representing advertising inventory across multiple media outlets in the cable and satellite television industry including TMG’s eight O&O networks that include The Men’s Channel, Healthy Living Channel, Beauty & Fashion Channel and a handful of shopping networks.  Joel will focus on the sponsorship sales for programming blocks on TMG owned and operated networks, including an outdoor and a motors block on The Men’s Channel and a fitness block on the Healthy Living Channel.

Scripps Networks have announced the following uppings:

• Julie Cookson to SVP/Human Resources, Scripps Networks, overseeing benefits administration, manager training, relocation, employment relations, recruitment and meeting human resources strategy needs for employees of the company’s networks located in six states.
• Cindy McConkey to SVP/Communications, Scripps Networks, responsible for public relations and communications initiatives for three of the Scripps Networks brands: FINE LIVING, Shop At Home, and Great American Country. She will also maintain her various corp communications functions including media relations, public affairs, event marketing, and employee communications.
• Janice Brandon upped to SVP/Affiliate Ad Sales, Scripps Networks, overseeing the local ad sales insertion efforts for all of the Scripps Networks lifestyle brands, as well as affiliate distribution for Shop At Home.
• Jeff Wilke to VP/Affiliate Marketing, Scripps Networks, developing initiatives aimed at driving new distribution for Great American Country, with the goal of raising the consumer awareness and network ratings. 
• Peter Clem to VP/Broadband and VOD production, Scripps Networks, with an eye on developing broadband and on-demand programming for the Scripps Networks web sites, working with the Scripps Emerging Media team to explore new opportunities for migrating brands to new platforms. 
• Tammy Esser to VP/Viewer Services, Scripps Networks, responsible for managing the company’s outbound newsletter service, which distributes monthly e-newsletters to more than 35 million subscribers monthly. 

VH1 has upped Lee Rolontz to SVP/Original Music Production, reporting to Christina Norman, President, VH1.  Lee will oversee the producing of all original music events, as well as developing new cornerstone events. 

Christopher Williams joins Verance Inc. as the COO, bringing more than 20 years experience as a senior manager in the high-technology industry and brings more than 10 years of innovation and leadership in the broadcast and content business. Christopher’s early focus will be leading the development effort of Verance’s ConfirMedia, campaign reconciliation products.  Elsewhere at Verance, the promotion of Harold Geller to SVP/eBusiness Solutions and Marketing.  Harold joined Verance 18 months ago to head up the product management efforts of Verance’s ConfirMedia Online suite of campaign reconciliation tools. 

Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Worldwide, Fox’s newly combined international DVD operations unit, upped Mike Dunn to President.  He will manage the studio’s revenue and home entertainment operations in the LA base and in 14 other territories.  These territories were previously managed by Keith Feldman, EVP of international sales and marketing, who will now report to Mike.  Mike Dunn was previously president of domestic operations.

Wednesday – A18-49 Analysis:  With a lot of assistance from American Idol, Fox outpaced the competition with an overall 5.6/15 A18-49 for Wednesday night, according to final numbers from Nielsen Media Research.  CBS was #2 with a 3.6/10, followed by ABC 3.5/10, NBC 2.9/8, UPN 1.7/5, WB 1.4/4.  At 8pm Lost on ABC doused the others with a 5.0/15 A18-49 rating.  Fox followed with an 11 share for That 70’s Show and a 3.0/8 for its new sitcom series Life on a Stick.  America’s Next Top Model earned a 2.3/7 A18-49, but tied with ABC among W18-34 with a 4.2/12.  At 9p American Idol trounced the others with a 10.5/26, followed by Stacked with a 5.1/13. Revelations and a repeat of CSI tied, each posting a 3.6/9.  At 10p a repeat of CSI:NY led the hour with a 5.3/14.

FINAL HOUSEHOLD RATINGS:   Wednesday, April 27, 2005, for all Networks – program averages.  Source: Nielsen Media Research. 

CBS     7.9/13   60 Minutes 6.1/10, CSI [r] 7.8/12, CSI New York  [r] 9.8/16

FOX     7.8/12   That 70’s Show 4.6/8, Life on a Stick 4.3/7, American Idol 14.8/23, Stacked 7.2/11

ABC     6.1/10   Lost 8.5/14, Alias 5.4/8, Eyes 4.4/7

NBC     5.9/10   Dateline 4.8/8, Revelations 6.3/10, Law & Order [r] 6.8/11

UPN     2.6/4    America’s Next Top Model 3.3/6, Kevin Hill 1.9/3

WB      2.1/3    Smallville 2.7/5, Jack & Bobby 1.4/2

A18-49                Fox 5.6/15, CBS 3.6/10, ABC 3.5/10, NBC 2.9/8, UPN 1.7/5, WB 1.4/4

A CYNOPSIS MESSAGE FROM AMC

Friday Fun Fact:  The sci-fi flick Gog (1954), in which a nuclear “brain” takes over a secret laboratory, was the first film to have a computer appear as a main character in a movie.

The History Channel presents This Day in History:
1992 – Los Angeles breaks out in riots after four white police officers are acquitted of the beating black motorist Rodney King. By the time the riots ended in early May, fifty people had been killed, four thousand injured, and 12,000 arrested. Property damage was estimated at one billion dollars.

Answer to yesterday’s Trivia Question:  If you are Agent Mulder and you find the letters S R S G written in blood on the floor next to a dead body, what do the letters mean?  SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL, who apparently had secrets regarding alien visitations on earth (X Files).  Kudos to:  Jamie Landers-Fletcher Martin/Atlanta; Robert Manfredo-Horn Group/NY; Sob Sieber-Atlanta; Nancy Hirsch-WLNY/NY; Chuck Gordon-Charter Media/Birmingham; Lorrie Shilling-AZN Television/Centennial; Jeff Rezzuto-OMD/Chicago; Chuck Woodford-High Noon Prods/Centennial; Valerie Lawrence-Time Warner Media Sales/Chatsworth; Jason Nyhan-KFWB News 980/LA; Ramy Gorkowski-Team One/LA; Melissa Anthony-20th TV/Santa Monica.

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Today’s not-necessary-having-anything-to-do-with-TV trivia question:  Where will you find the largest aquarium in the world? (When I wasn’t watching the President last night, I clicked over to the Travel Channel and learned all about this aquarium, so you could say this question has a little something to do with TV.)   (click here with your answer and be sure to include your name, company, city and time zone. Unofficial rules: Only the second four correct answers from each time zone will be mentioned; and once you’ve been mentioned in any of the Cynopsis editions, you can’t be mentioned again that calendar week.)

Later — Cyn
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WHAT’S ON TONIGHT:  FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2005

ABC              AFV, AFV, Hope & Faith, Hope & Faith [r], 20/20
CBS              CSI [r], JAG, NUMB3RS
FOX              Movie: Spider-Man
NBC              Dateline, Third Watch, L&O: Trial by Jury
PAX              America’s Talented Kids, MGM Movie: Criminal Law
UPN              Star Trek Enterprise, Top Model [r]
WB               What I Like About You, Reba [r], Reba, Living with Fran
TELE             La Mujer en el Espejo, Los Platedos, La Ley del Silencio
UNIV             Apuesta por un Amor, La Madrastra, Hospital el Paisa, La Escuelita