CBC has announced its new fall 2010 daytime and primetime schedule. New additions include Men With Broom, based on the movie of the same name and a Debbie Travis reality show about communities giving back to a local unsung hero.
Daytime
Weekdays
6 – 7am – CBC News Morning
7 – 12pm – Kids’ CBC
12 – 1pm – CBC News Today
1 – 2pm – Heartland/Doc Zone
2 – 3pm – Steven and Chris
3 – 3:30pm – Best Recipes Ever
3:30 – 4pm – Canadian Comedy Central
4 – 5pm – Ghost Whisperer
5 – 5:30pm – CBC News at 5
5:30 – 6pm – CBC News at 5:30
Weekends
Saturday
6 – 12pm – Kids’ CBC
12 – 1pm – Documentary Presents
1 – 1:30pm – Fashion File
1:30 – 2pm – Canadian Antiques Roadshow
2 – 5:30pm – Sports programming
Sunday
6 – 9;30am – Kids’ CBC
9:30 – 12pm – Coronation Street
12 – 12:30pm – Land and Sea
12:30 – 1pm – Mansbridge One on One
1 – 2pm – Steven and Chris
2 – 2:30pm – Best Recipes Ever
2:30 – 3pm – Canadian Antiques Roadshow
3 – 4pm – Doc Zone
4 – 4:30pm – Wheel of Fortune
4:30 – 5pm – Jeopardy
Primetime
Weekdays
Monday
6 – 6:30pm – CBC News at 6
6:30 – 7pm – Coronation Street
7 – 7:30pm – Wheel of Fortune
7:30 – 8pm – Jeopardy
8 – 8:30pm – Battle of the Blades Results Show
8:30 – 9pm – Men with Brooms (New Show)
9 – 10pm – Just for Laughs
10 – 10:55pm – The National
10:55 – 11:05pm – CBC News Late Night
11:05 – 12am – The Hour
Tuesday
6 – 6:30pm – CBC News at 6
6:30 – 7pm – Coronation Street
7 – 7:30pm – Wheel of Fortune
7:30 – 8pm – Jeopardy
8 – 8:30pm – Rick Mercer Report
8:30 – 9pm – This Hour has 22 Minutes
9 – 10pm – Being Erica
10 – 10:55pm – The National
10:55 – 11:05pm – CBC News Late Night
11:05 – 12am – The Hour
Wednesday
6 – 6:30pm – CBC News at 6
6:30 – 7pm – Coronation Street
7 – 7:30pm – Wheel of Fortune
7:30 – 8pm – Jeopardy
8 – 9pm – Dragon’s Den
9 – 10pm – The Tudors
10 – 10:55pm – The National
10:55 – 11:05pm – CBC News Late Night
11:05 – 12am – The Hour
Thursday
6 – 6:30pm – CBC News at 6
6:30 – 7pm – Coronation Street
7 – 7:30pm – Wheel of Fortune
7:30 – 8pm – Jeopardy
8 – 9pm – The Nature of Things
9 – 10pm – Doc Zone
10 – 10:55pm – The National
10:55 – 11:05pm – CBC News Late Night
11:05 – 12am – The Hour
Friday
6 – 6:30pm – CBC News at 6
6:30 – 7pm – Coronation Street
7 – 7:30pm – Wheel of Fortune
7:30 – 8pm – Jeopardy
8 – 8:30pm – The Ron James Show
8:30 – 9pm – Rick Mercer Report (Repeat)
9 – 10pm – The Fifth Estate
10 – 10:55pm – The National
10:55 – 11:05pm – CBC News Late Night
11:05 – 12am – The Hour
Weekends
Saturday
5:30 – 6:30pm – The National
6:30 – 7pm – Scotiabank Hockey Tonight
7 – 10pm – Hockey Night in Canada (Game 1)
10 – onwards – Hockey Night in Canada (Game 2)
Sunday
5 – 7pm – Wonderful World of Disney
7 – 8pm – Heartland
8 – 9pm – Battle of the Blades (Performance Show)
9 – 10pm – Debbie Travis (Name of show yet to be determined) (New Show)
10 – 11pm – The National
11 – 12am – The Fifth Estate (Repeat)
New programming :
Men with Brooms
On the surface, there’s not all that much to say about Long Bay. It’s a rural small town, much like any one of the thousand other small towns that dot the country – the corner doughnut shop, the struggling economy, the small manufacturers, the crazy characters… and the local five-sheet curling club, with carpet from the forties, and greasy fish & chips.
Men with Brooms picks up the ongoing story of Long Bay through the adventures and misadventures of four careworn young men brought together by a love of “shuffleboard-on-ice.” While not great curlers, they’re frequent curlers – and what they lack in talent, they make up for in enthusiasm. This new program based loosely on the movie of the same name, features Paul Gross as narrator of the series and Executive Producer.
Debbie Travis Reality Show (title TBD)
From small farming towns to tight-knit suburban enclaves to diverse downtown neighbourhoods. CANADA IS BUILT ON COMMUNITY. At the heart of every community is that ONE special person who gives to their community. Now the community gives back…
Each episode will tell a compelling story as Debbie takes viewers with her into a community where she leads and inspires each and every person to get involved in fulfilling the task at hand: recognizing and rewarding their local unsung hero
Along the way, viewers will learn about the effect that hero had on the community, and they will witness the community journey as they come together to rally round the hero and to create the community they always wanted, but perhaps never knew was possible
The transformation of the home elements will be accomplished by Debbie and the community working together – not with a professional design crew.
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