CBS stands by its shows.

Broadcasting & Cable, March, 1999 by Stroud, Michael

It ain't broke, so why fix it? Fall lineup will include plenty of veteran series In ordering 12 prime time programs early last week. CBS hopes to convince advertisers and the Hollywood community that the network will maintain its strong ratings and stability in the 1999-2000 season. Reflecting its confidence in its rebuilt Monday night, the network ordered the night's entire comedy block, including freshmen shows Becker and The King of Queens for the new season.

In addition, the network renewed its three news magazines, 60 Minutes, 60 Minutes II and 48 Hours. CBS's order, announced during a sweeps conference call, was designed to make clear that the network has no plans for major changes to a prime time schedule that has helped it capture the...

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