NBC's Fall Lineup 2006

NBC recently announced their Fall 2006 lineup with the following schedule.  We can look forward to some brand new dramas and talent, and possible additions as the season evolves. Catch your favorite shows in the following time slots, and take a look at the summaries of NBC's new shows.   New shows are highlighted in bold, and all showtimes are ET/PT.

Sunday

4 p.m.: "Football Night In America''
5 p.m.: "Sunday Night Football"

Monday 

8 p.m.: "Deal or No Deal"
9 p.m.:"Heroes"

This high-concept drama unfolds to reveal stories about humans from other worlds who have amazing abilities.




10 p.m.: "Medium"
NBC’s psychic hit show returns for another season, with more cases to solve by lead actress Patricia Arquette who can read people’s thoughts, and use her psychic abilities to prevent or solve crimes. 

Tuesday

8 p.m.: ``Friday Night Lights''
This new football drama looks to be a hit for football fans and non-sport enthusiasts alike. It is based on the Peter Berg movie, and stars Kyle Chandler. 

9 p.m.: ``Kidnapped'' 

This thriller follows the abduction of a teenage boy through Manhattan, his family, the kidnappers, and the law.
10 p.m.: "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"

Wednesday

8 p.m.: "The Biggest Loser''

9 p.m.: "20 Good Years"

John Lithgow stars as a divorced surgeon who is approaching early retirement. His new best friend Jeffrey Tambor decide to live the remainder of their lives to the fullest, with a series of antics and clever comedic plotlines. Also starring Heather Burns, Terry Hughes, and Jimmy Miller. 

9:30 p.m.: ``30 Rock''

This new sitcom from executive producer Lorne Michaels, features cast from Saturday Night Live with and star Alec Baldwin. The plotline for this drama focuses on a network boss (Alec Baldwin) who works on controlling a live TV variety show, headed by the shows writer Liz Lemon (Tina Fey). Other cast members include Tracy Morgan, Rachel Dratch, and Scott Adsit. 

10 p.m.: "Law & Order''

Thursday

8 p.m.: "My Name Is Earl''