Last week, it was announced that the WB (a network known for teen-friendly fare, sitcoms you’ve kind of heard of, and reviving Alyssa Milano’s career) and UPN (known for teen-friendly fare, reality shows, pro wrestling, and having stolen Buffy the Vampire Slayer from the WB) would merge into something called the CW. A sneak peek at the combo fall lineup:
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(Photo: John Giamundo/Courtesy of WWE; Timothy White/Courtesy of The WB) |
WWE Supersmallsmackdown
Professional wrestler Lex “The Truth” Luthor attempts
to dethrone the mysterious young grappler Clark Kent—but
Clark makes for a formidable champion, given his brutally
effective elbow-drop, heat vision, and invulnerability to pain.
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(Photo: Hyungwon Roo/Courtesy of UPN; Joseph Viles/Courtesy of The WB) |
America’s Next Top Geek
Brainiacs pose for racy photo shoots in an attempt to win a
scholarship to MIT. Host Tyra Banks keeps the math pressure on: “How can the square root of zero be zero? I square-rooted for
you! We all did! I’ve never in my life screamed at a nerd like this!”
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(Photo: Getty Images; Andrew Eccles/Courtesy of The WB) |
Everybody Hates Reba
After her dentist husband, Brock, leaves her, soccer
mom Reba Hart tries to juggle
a country-music career while raising a black family
in eighties Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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(Photo: Robert Voets/Courtesy of UPN; Todd Selby for New York Magazine) |
Everbeach
When his wife dies, Colorado neurosurgeon Dr. Andrew Brown (Treat Williams) is faced with a family crisis—and two
young kids to raise. So he closes his practice and moves his family
to the seamy, sexy underworld of Miami.




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