TGIF (TV programming block)

2018:, with hosts from each show rotating every week, down to its own set of branding graphics and a theme song. The intro to the lineup began with a red ABC logo encased inside an animated heart, which bounced around, and then off, the screen. Set against various-colored backgrounds (but most commonly blue), the lineup's title was then spelled out in the opening alongside views of animated suns, moons and palm trees. The theme song itself—with the lyrics 883:), consisted of the same theme music, albeit with the lyrics, "See you next week... here for a good laugh", followed by a few instrumental notes. One such animation involved the taller mouse holding what looked like a parade float likeness of himself, as it flies out of control and he flies around with it. Another shows the mouse walking with a blowtorch and mask on, but he doesn't know that the plug comes lose, so he angrily walks back. 1901:

demographic, resulted in most networks airing shows with older demographics, those with family appeal, or programs faltering in the ratings on other nights (or in the most political cases, shows that a network no longer has confidence in). NBC had claimed dominant victory on Saturday nights throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s, with an eclectic mix of family-themed shows and sophisticated comedies aimed at an older audience (such as

128: 66: 25: 474:" brand on September 26, 2003, with its second run lasting only two seasons, ending on September 15, 2005. On May 15, 2018, the network announced that it would revive the block, with the third incarnation, which was launched on October 5, 2018. This newest incarnation of TGIF consisted of a mix of sitcoms and game shows. The incarnation was short-lived, with the block ending for the third time on September 27, 2019. 254: 1663:, via the tagline "Over the hump!" used in advertisements ("Three hours of non-stop laughs are guaranteed to get you over the hump!", "That'll get you over the hump!") and the use of a 1970s funk-flavored background jingle which chanted, "I've got to get over the hump", the format came complete with promos that used a special graphics scheme, differing from 556:, he was inspired to create a family-oriented comedy block. In 1988, Janicek began gaining support for his concept by approaching the studios and talent of independently produced ABC shows, promoting the synergy and potential success of the family block brand. With four ABC family-oriented comedy series on board, and the backing of network president 758:-tuned backup chorus, sang the lyrics, "Time for fun (thank goodness!)/Time for a good laugh (it's funny!)/Time, time, time, time for fun! (T-T-T-Time!)". The mice held up title cards containing the selected theme lyrics "Thank goodness" and "It's funny!" right in the way of an older mouse. The sequence concludes with the older mouse breaking a 838: 1265:, the main characters of one of the Friday prime-time sitcoms would "host" the two-hour block of episodes for that week. Always in character, they would introduce each show and comment on the proceedings afterward. Sometimes, characters from a series that did not air on the Friday schedule would appear to host. For example, in January 1996, 2332:, which ABC revived after it was bought by Disney and eventually moved to Saturday nights in 2003 (replacing a more general-audience movie showcase that had been airing since the 1999–2000 season, after the network stopped offering first-run series on that night), where it ran until it was discontinued as a weekly film showcase in 2008. 742: 3052:, which premiered on Friday (in contrast to the other major broadcast networks, CBS has maintained strong ratings for its Friday evening programming for the most part since then). This meant that for the first time since the 1988–89 television season, ABC promoted Friday night lineups in a standard fashion between 2001 and 2003. 2850:—also marked the end of ABC’s 27-year relationship with Miller-Boyett Productions and its various iterations, and therefore any involvement with the block they had left (Miller-Boyett and Warner Bros. had their stakes terminated by then). With the block continuing to struggle to generate new hits and ratings for 2446:

in September 1995, and, after finalizing the sale the following year, began reshaping the network to its preferences beginning in 1996, refocusing its attention towards programming toward teenagers and adult audiences. After a couple years with nearly the exact same lineup, ABC finally changed up its

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for a week from their own homes. Those that were chosen were instructed to videotape their own segments from home, giving commentary on the shows that would air on the week they were scheduled to be featured. Families, individuals, groups of friends, couples, and most prominently teenagers were among

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title sequences was featured on some weeks within the live-action host segments, and was introduced by the actors as the lineup's mascot, known as "Friday the Mouse". Custom bumpers would appear after the final scene of each program, where normally a short cut of the show's title logo and theme would

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As a result of ABC and Jim Janicek's plan for Friday brand familiarity, definitive changes occurred to the lineup on Friday, September 22, 1989. An opening sequence for the two-hour block was introduced, featuring animated mice against a gray background. The theme music, featuring a male vocalist and

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stars of filming/taping segments from their respective sets. Instead, stars performed voiceovers for "TGIF Trivia", game-like segments made up of episode scenes and multiple-choice questions. The trivia quiz provided "A", "B" and "C" choices of events that the home viewer was supposed to choose from

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around it, the taller mouse walking towards the grandfather clock, thinking it over, and then backtracking, and the taller mouse popping up from the top and bottom of the screen on both sides of the show's title logo. The official title logo for the respective program (as opposed to the logo designs

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strike, which delayed the premieres of many programs set to launch or return for the 1988 fall season), was placed on a temporary hiatus by ABC in February 1989 when the network decided to add a second hour of comedy offerings onto its Tuesday schedule. Janicek, in response, came up with the idea to

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s success. Saturday night on ABC, especially up against NBC's powerhouse lineup of the evening, seemed a surefire place to send even a popular show into considerable ratings decline. This is exactly what happened, as ratings during the entire February sweeps period were the lowest of the season for

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moved to Fridays, and the interstitials went with them. On Fridays, the hosted interstitial concept gained more traction before the family-friendly concept on that night was actually implemented. Pinchot and Linn-Baker would remain the sole hosts of the Friday lineup throughout the 1988–89 season.

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logo was only featured at the start of every hosted segment, appearing in a design where each letter was encased in a tall gray box (as pictured to the right); the boxes would flip in at the bottom of the screen, stand still for a few seconds, and then turn out. One of the animated mice from the

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comedy series not produced by Miller–Boyett, and the only long-running sitcom to air on the block for the series' entire run—was a breakout ratings success and received favorable reviews from critics for its humor and handling of the complications surrounding the transition from childhood to

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dominated prime time on Fridays in the face of typical decreased television viewership on that night, Janicek and company felt that the same marketing power could translate into success for Saturday night. Saturday, as an even heavier social night not spent at home by viewers in the 18–49

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moniker permanently in place, more changes in presentation occurred as the lineup grew in popularity. On September 21, 1990, the animated mice opening and accompanying theme music were dropped from the Friday block, in favor of a new graphics package that officially incorporated the new

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from 2000 to 2007 and briefly in 2014 (with select episodes from later seasons – particularly, seasons 5-7 – being edited and three other episodes being omitted altogether due to mature subject matter) – the latter instance was part of a programming stunt to promote its sequel series,

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in late October, which the network claimed was entirely due to its low ratings in its 10:30 p.m. slot (although many advocacy groups claimed it was due to the controversy surrounding the defamatory portrayal of a blind character), along with the lackluster first-month ratings for

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that unveiled the upcoming fall schedule in May 1989, Janicek, as well as ABC, devised the notion of further promoting their family fun-themed Fridays with a brand name. Over the summer, ABC began promoting the Friday sitcoms under the experimental title, "The Friday Fun Club". While

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on Wednesdays for most of its second season (1991–92, returning to Fridays for the remainder of the season in late Spring 1992) and its abbreviated fourth season (June–July 1994), during which ABC cancelled the series. Unaired fourth season episodes would later air in 1995 on

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on in their respective Friday slots did not do much to help shore up ratings for the comedies slotted between them in the 8:30 p.m. Eastern time slot, all of which struggled and were eventually cancelled. The one-hour family comedy block returned for the

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especially, although both series had fallen out of the Nielsen Top 30 following their move to Saturdays (dropping to #76 and #75, respectively, for 1991–92). Such efforts to revitalize both series had been undertaken at the start of the season;

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to Saturday in order to shore up the lineup. After reformatting the Saturday night lineup for the 1991 fall schedule to include an hour of comedy followed by another established drama and a freshman drama, ABC announced plans for a Saturday

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on Friday nights, there was "more cool TV" just hours away on Saturday morning; this block ran from September 7, 1991 to January 23, 1993. Live-action stars of the network's Saturday morning lineup, most notably including the cast of ABC's

585:(which moved to the network in 1985 after being cancelled after seven seasons by NBC, only to cancelled by ABC following its eighth and final season). The block of predominantly family-friendly situation comedies was inaugurated in the 2081:

was moved to Saturdays not necessarily since it could have bolstered the lineup's performance, but because it was part of an ABC agenda to kill the series (ABC's explanation in its move from Fridays was that it did not fit the new

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on Tuesdays for the final four episodes of its first season (which ran from April–September 1994) and on Wednesdays for most of its second season (1994–95), before returning to Fridays in March 1995 for the latter's final five

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as the Black owner of a successful Los Angeles vending machine business, who moves his family to a predominantly white middle-class neighborhood) was moved from Tuesdays to Fridays for its second season, while the new comedy

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used mainly in network promotions for each show that were used in the block's bumpers in later years) was displayed on either side of the clock. The closing animation, which ran after the credits of the 9:30 program (usually

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exclusively featured the funk-styled song, whereas promos for the 8:00–9:30 p.m. shows, and the entire lineup in general, used the instrumental version of the 1991 jingle for ABC's "America's Watching" campaign. Unlike

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stars returned for the late Spring and Summer of 1993. This time, however, a rotation of stars would simply voice previews over upcoming episode scenes. As with the "TGIF Trivia" format in 1991, a single star – among them,

2077:, whose character was taken in by the Seaver family at the insistence of eldest son Mike, played by Cameron), in an ultimately unsuccessful effort to appeal to teenage female viewers. Those in the industry suspected that 6637: 1643:

s meteoric success, ABC president Bob Iger and Senior Vice President of Marketing of ABC Entertainment, Mark Zakaran appointed Jim Janicek to expand his branding work to other portions of the ABC entertainment schedule.

1852:. While an opening sequence and custom last-segment show bumpers were included, the theme music used was the instrumental version of ABC's 1991 "America's Watching" campaign. The latter music continued as a part of the 6395: 3835:

name was once again retired, no longer being mentioned in promos and bumpers, with the block being referred as to "ABC Friday Night"; the remaining sitcoms were dropped by the spring of 2020 in favor of the returning

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block on ABC Family to create additional revenue for ABC's family sitcoms. This effort hit a roadblock due to the fact that ABC did not own the syndication rights to all of its programs. As such, the "new" ABC Family

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for the rest of that season (at 8:00 and 9:30 p.m. respectively, leading into new episodes of those series). As part of a network-wide rebranding toward a simplified graphics package, ABC retired the traditional

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name was officially introduced, in which its meaning, "Thank Goodness It's Funny", was re-emphasized from the theme lyrics. Coulier and Stamos also announced that a new policy, in which stars from the other three

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was going on a long hiatus (concluding its run in the summer of 1993 with an abbreviated six-episode eighth season), halted attempts by ABC to program comedies or family fare – outside of movies – on that night.

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lasted 17 episodes before ending in February. With no additional family-oriented sitcoms ordered for that season to replace the cancelled shows, save for a two-week run of the more adult-skewing family comedy

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After experiencing mediocre ratings on Fridays, ABC made several programming moves that resulted in the discontinuance of its Friday drama block after one season. In February 2018, ABC announced that

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s move to Fridays and Lewis’s departure saw it retooled from a series about three adult roommates into more of a family-oriented comedy, which saw Curry and Robinson being joined in the main cast by

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and ABC, in which 20th Century Fox Television covered the show's production costs, after ABC declined to negotiate license fees to prevent it from having to handle production costs going forward.)

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Family-friendly comedies, which featured families with children as major characters, were a staple of ABC's programming dating back to the network's earlier sitcoms from the 1950s onward, such as

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as a cross promotion for the new Saturday series. Occasionally, the hosts for the evening would find a common thread between each show. Each Fall from 1989 to 1996, cast members from various

6660: 2572:– both of which had been experiencing steadily declining ratings for the past few seasons – were cancelled. Warner Bros. Television quickly cut a deal to move the two shows to CBS for the 2294:

would run for four additional seasons, ending in January 1996.) Once every few years, ABC would again try to program such shows on Saturday nights with no success; for example, during the

6134: 3719:), as "TGIT" (Thank God It's Thursday); other than the similarity in name and both airing on the same network, the two blocks are in no way related, and due to their completely divergent 3446:) announced that Hulu would acquire the digital rights to the library of series owned by Warner, that originally aired on the block; this includes the block's most popular shows, such as 3171:

concurrent with her sitcom role). That season's lineup met with only moderate success, seeing a consistent second- or third-place showing against a popular CBS drama lineup that included

1788:, ABC was convinced that the three-hour comedy block was a failure. The network opted to give the 10:00 p.m. slot on Wednesdays back to an hour-long drama, the upcoming legal series 1106:

s time slot – in the Spring of 1991; however, ratings for the show collapsed in its second season, resulting in its cancellation. Also added as a midseason replacement in April 1991 was

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s original run saw additional changes: the hosting segments and skits were officially dropped, and the "TGIF" name was only used for the promos and bumpers; adult-skewing family sitcom

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elements being weaved into plots in later seasons as Urkel was further developed from a proud nerd who served as the Winslows' annoying neighbor into a budding scientist and inventor).

6703: 1531:) who are reunited during a chance encounter at a clothing store. Despite scoring decent ratings over its two seasons on the network (particularly among teenage viewers), ABC canceled 1388:

saw the additions of three new comedies to the block, two of which would provide some needed stability to the lineup for most of the time up through the 1995–96 season. The first was

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was moved back into its former 9:30 p.m. Eastern slot on Wednesdays. For the weeks of November 6 and 13, 1991, specials aired in the 10:00 p.m. slot, prior the premiere of

2889:) joined the lineup after being heavily promoted in the summer of 1999 as a last-ditch effort to save the dying block. In March, ABC launched the reality music competition series 6629: 2698:; with the more formidable competition, after eight years, ABC ended the season dethroned as the top-rated network on Friday nights, ironically by CBS, which recovered from the 6464: 2395:

made a second cameo, as an aside, due to the episode in question ("The Witches of Pennbrook") featuring a plot involving a coven of witches—led by a character played by former

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were the only series produced under the Miller-Boyett-Warren partnership formed the previous year that saw longtime collaborator Michael Warren join the company as co-partner.

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for a supposed "single" correct answer; in reality, all choices were correct in each round, as every scene featured was from an actual episode inclusion. Stars that narrated

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was pulled in November after seven episodes (six additional episodes produced before its removal from the network's schedule were burned off from May to July 1998), while

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initially lagged behind its sister shows; a mid-season retool, one that placed an equal emphasis on juvenile characters and saw the adult leads' job setting switch to a

455:(who had a deal with Lorimar), marking one of the first attempts by a major network to brand a programming block (a concept that was concurrently becoming popular among 467:

as well as the loss and aging quality of many of the lineup's signature shows, culminating in the original incarnation ending after eleven years on September 8, 2000.

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and ABC's nights of regular, non-concept based lineups. The concept title was another play on a popular catchphrase, in which Wednesday is typically referred to as "

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being moved to Sundays for the 2017–18 fall season. The changes culminated in ABC choosing to revamp its Friday night lineup – despite continued strong ratings for

948:. (The latter premiered in September 1987 as part of the network's Friday schedule, while the former concurrently was moved from Wednesdays to Fridays that month.) 6898: 6608: 978:) midway through its first season; the character's promotion to the main cast in its second season (gradually becoming the primary focus of the show), resulted in 3121:" (sung as "T-G-I-F"), featuring all the casts of all four family comedies seated on a humorously-elongated living-room couch. The initial lineup for the revived 2496:

debuted three years earlier (in September 1993), and helped breathe new life into the lineup. With its mix of supernatural and conventional teen sitcom elements,

1616:) – would handle the duties each week. Payton, in particular, had the distinction of having one of the weeks she did segment narrations on August 6, 1993, when 6431: 2576:, where they would serve as the linchpins for a new, competing family-oriented block managed with Warner Bros. and Miller-Boyett airing on the same night, the 6836: 3098:. Due to poor advertising sales, complaints from ABC affiliates, and show producers concerned that the new block would hurt syndication revenue, ABC Family's 3805: 3759: 3634: 3622: 3604: 3576: 3498: 2777: 2295: 1506: 1385: 1363: 1080: 998: 666:

Meanwhile, ABC began reformulating its Tuesday night lineup which, for the past several seasons, had consisted of a comedy block from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.

627: 586: 3780:(which experienced decent viewership for its inaugural season in the winter of early 2018). In July 2018, ABC confirmed that the block would reinstate the " 1299:

began programming the Saturday morning lineup in 1997, in the wake of its prior acquisition of ABC, these preview specials were hosted for the remainder of

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By this point, Miller-Boyett and Lorimar had ownership stakes in the block and were therefore responsible for the majority of programming duties. All four

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were both cancelled in May 1999, marking the second season in a row that the block failed to generate a hit among its freshman shows. The cancellation of

6803: 5225: 5184: 550:, who was in charge of promoting the network's Tuesday- and Friday-night comedy lineups. Recalling his childhood when his family would gather to watch 6758: 419:"; however, the stars of the lineup touted the initialism meaning "Thank Goodness It's Funny." In its various incarnations, the block mainly featured 2573: 2958:

continuing until September 8, 2000 (when ABC aired the first and only original network rerun of that show's series finale) along with the finale of

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Hart had played the Sabrina character—given the adaptational surname "Sawyer", later changed to "Spellman" for the series—earlier that year in a

970:), was also first introduced). Earning modest ratings early on, the series evolved into a major hit following the addition of breakout character 2030:-style male vocals. The last two lines of the theme were often sung over the show bumpers that led into the last commercial break of each show. 546:

was created and executive produced by Jim Janicek. Prior to the official launch of the block, Janicek was employed as a writer and producer for

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was a buzzy show among ABC's target audience for the night and fit nicely with the lineup's other teen-centered shows. The second new show was

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at the time of its inception), with the goal of encouraging young viewers to watch the entire lineup, instead of just a particular show. The "

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s usually "down-to-earth" concept seem out of place with the other three shows, neither of the two freshman comedies lasted a full season:

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was the more anticipated show among ABC's two new Friday comedies, though, despite pulling reasonable ratings, it was not as successful as

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on August 10, 2018, featuring new graphics and using an updated version of the 1994–96 variant of the block's original theme. In a twist,

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lineup began to experience sagging ratings throughout 1997–98 in part due to the audience fracture caused by its new competition from CBS

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phrase and branding when it began marketing its Thursday night lineup for the 2014–15 season, consisting entirely of dramas created by

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branding continued in use during the Saturday morning schedule, promos for the lineup no longer referenced the "More Cool TV" tagline.

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in their respective slots – to focus on drama series, with ABC filling the first two hours of its Friday lineup with returning series

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returned to ABC on September 26, 2003; the relaunched block received heavy promotion in advance, including a promo spot employing the

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with two other supernatural-themed shows as part of "the new TGIF" for 1997–98. The fantasy sitcoms joining the lineup that fall were

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set, originally airing during the two-hour Wednesday sitcom block that their series was part of as that season began. In March 1988,

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continued to air on Friday nights (before moving to Tuesdays, where it ended its run after three seasons amid low ratings opposite

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At the start of the 1991–92 season, Janicek also brought the hosted programming block format to Saturday mornings, under the title

6736: 3784:" name when the lineup debuted on October 5. Unlike the previous incarnations, the block only consisted of an hour of sitcoms, as 3566:), ABC became a challenger for CBS's usual dominance on Friday nights starting with the 2012–13 season. However, the successes of 3804:

block, leading off an hour-long comedy block (Fox's first attempt at airing sitcoms on Fridays since a short-lived effort in the

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lead off the night in the 8:00 p.m. slot. Both shows had respectable ratings throughout the season, although viewership for

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character Harriette Winslow originated) aired its series finale. From 1994 to 1999, original on-camera host segments returned to

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schedule, ABC announced it bring back comedies to the Friday night slot, with the lineup consisting of returning family sitcoms

1378:, the latter’s occurring weeks after its October 1993 move to Saturdays for its short-lived second season) or network politics ( 689:, to draw audiences to the changes, to reference the two additional sitcoms that were being offered, and especially as a nod to 6028: 5992: 5937: 5896: 5848: 3503: 2824:. ABC thought that the Olsen twins' return to the network would help boost the block's foundering ratings, and decided to have 2198:

was cancelled in March; this caused the remaining three shows to switch slots in order to provide a choice time period for the

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branding was a success, and ABC urged Janicek to continue the banner name for the following season. At the time of the network

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Before ABC experienced its success on that night during the 1980s, its Friday night schedule consisted of hit comedies such as

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came in August 1991, when ABC launched a three-hour comedy block on Wednesday nights for the 1991–92 season. Loosely known as

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s run until the 1998–99 season, at least one series on the lineup was produced (and in some cases, developed) by the team of

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from the lineup in February 1997, and cancelled it at the end of the 1996–97 season. (It would subsequently be picked up by

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had experienced a quick death after moving to Saturdays, leading to such bold decisions as moving the nationwide phenomenon

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premiered on CBS only five weeks after the show’s sixth season finale—and final original ABC broadcast—aired on August 15.

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during the 8:00 p.m. ET hour on that night (the former was replaced in February 1996 by the adult-skewing Tony Danza–

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concept aired for the last time on October 30, 1991, and ABC resumed promoting the Wednesday lineup in standard fashion.

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For the late Spring and Summer of 1992, ABC ran a promotional contest that chose winners from around the country to host

1141: 489: 6890: 3501:), ABC announced the return of family-oriented comedies to its Friday night schedule starting that November, by pairing 3004:, which underperformed. This lineup only lasted one year, with all four shows being cancelled by the end of the season ( 2510:'s hit 1995 teen comedy film of the same name, and had many of the film's cast members reprise their roles (albeit with 680:, then in its fifth season and starting to experience a considerable decline in its ratings (greatly thanks to the 1988 7347: 5614: 4943: 3162: 2782: 2073:

four years earlier, over plot material he considered inappropriate) added a new character, homeless teen Luke Brower (

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were both on tap for the 1989–90 fall season, the Friday branding concept was to undergo a revision before September.

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Ultimately, the block was neither able to alleviate ABC's struggles with its Saturday prime time lineup or replicate

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to air on the network—and a repeat episode. Repeats of both series continued throughout the summer, with repeats of

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revival, the block aired without a host – thereby differing from the concept of the original 1989 to 2000 version.

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programs would rotate hosting responsibilities along with them on a week-to-week basis, would begin. Rotating with

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s timeslot when it returned for its 24-episode sixth season in March; the abbreviated fifth (and final) season of

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on the backburner (until the Spring of 1997) and launching two new shows that were bookended by popular veterans

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in May 1995, a few weeks after its second season concluded. (It was subsequently picked up by fledgling “netlet”

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The final night of new programming aired on May 5, 2000: that evening featured the hour-long series finale of

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For the first time, another show's cast assumed hosting duties for the interstitials in place of the stars of

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was moved to ABC's Tuesday comedy block, before being shifted back to its original night of Wednesday; while

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from Fridays to Tuesdays for 1991–92, having it lead off the latter night's lineup that included hit series

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after marrying each other in the midst of a whirlwind romance while on vacation. (As a result of picking up

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shows that earned long runs in previous years, and were also disliked by critics, even with the return of

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scheme in its second year, despite ABC having launched the "It Must Be ABC" image campaign at that time.

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hoped to use ABC Family, which became a sister network to ABC and Disney Channel with the purchase, to

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to its cast as a young neighbor to lead characters Balki and Larry after one episode that same season.)

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was the only show from the previous season that remained on the Friday lineup for the 2004–05 season (

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was the only series that returned for an additional season, getting a second season renewal for the

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moved to the 8:00 p.m. hour (with back-to-back original episodes) on Fridays on March 29 after

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shows that night had a storyline (TGIF Time Machine, "Time Goes Insane Friday") in which Salem from

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experiencing the largest single-season ratings decline for a series. After five dismal weeks in the

1966:(both of which had been comprising the Saturday 8:00–9:00 p.m. block since September 1991) and 1424:) as he navigates life with his family, friends and ever-present teacher and neighbor George Feeny ( 7390: 7219: 7179: 7080: 5374: 4853: 4723: 4657: 4590: 4512: 4427: 4092: 3797: 3248: 3167: 3127: 2846: 2492:. Becoming a breakout hit out of the gate, it was ABC's most successful Friday comedy launch since 2484: 2126: 1776:

did not use hosted interstitials or customized bumpers for the last commercial break of each show.

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as his childhood friend-turned-high school principal and boss. Serving as a Spring replacement for

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lineup received heavy promotion, as ABC was valiantly trying to achieve any remaining life out of

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officially launched, weekly promos for the lineup were voiced by actor and resident ABC announcer

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In recent years, Friday nights on ABC have been primarily used to air reality programs (such as

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on November 28, 1997 (during Thanksgiving weekend) as a tie-in to their half-hour music special

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at various points since the late 1980s. The name comes from the initials of the popular phrase "

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hosted the lineup: the segments were featured in the middle of each show, including the outro.

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block for the second time on September 16, 2005; this came despite CBS's cancellations of both

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introducing the season and series premieres that night. As they began their first segment, the

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in 2002, following its cancellation by ABC). ABC retired the "TGIF" brand shortly thereafter.

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player-turned-teacher—and eventually, high school basketball coach—Mark Cooper), and co-stars

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as its theme that week (as the episode featured a guest appearance by the group's members).

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was cancelled after one season in spite of its ratings increase, and was replaced in the

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maintained a similar, virtually exclusive focus on adult characters even after moving to

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shifting from a "down-to-earth" family sitcom to a mix of conventional family comedy and

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It's Friday night/And the mood is right/Gonna have some fun/Show you how it's done, TGIF.

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for the 2018 midseason), a sixth season renewal for the network's summer 2019 schedule.

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Longtime Miller-Boyett collaborators William Bickley and Michael Warren, who wrote for

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For the 2019 midseason, the block was reduced to one hour, as ABC permanently expanded

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resolved the “will-they-or-won’t-they” plotline between lead characters Tony Micelli (

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gradually declined as the season progressed after a promising start; however, it and

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Strachan, Alex (September 8, 2001). "On Friday nights, the networks try anything".

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block, which debuted on March 1, 2002, consisted of the recently acquired dramedy

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as identical twins adopted at birth to parents with polar-opposite personalities (

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maneuver due to both the double-episode scheduling and ABC choosing not to renew

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Also joining the lineup for the 1991–92 season was another Miller-Boyett series,

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in 1993) and aired on the network's Friday night schedule prior to the launch of

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were offered to local stations for a time period, after which they were sold to

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were both cancelled by the network and revived by The WB and UPN, respectively (

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was cancelled by the end of the 1991–92 season. In the fall of 1992, while the

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together from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, along with returning shows

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continuing to fall, it seemed that the end of the original TGIF was in sight.

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promotions beginning with the 1990–91 season. Owens remained as the "voice of

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s showrunners for its last three seasons beginning with the 1994–95 season.

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and, unusual for what was meant to be a sitcom block, repeats of the drama

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ended their respective seasons; that move was effectively criticized as a

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with similar underlying themes as the then-recently-concluded ABC dramedy

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The block initially premiered on September 22, 1989 as a partnership with

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was renewed as a midseason replacement (returning in April 2006, joining

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shows as "comedies made specifically for adults". The "adult" promos for

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Ryan, Leslie; Greppi, Michele (May 12, 2003). "ABC Reinventing 'TGIF'".

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for a seventh season after a one-year sabbatical – competed against the

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started to experience declining ratings due to strong competition from

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lineup, originally centered solely on the family of Harriette Winslow (

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songs, regardless of the individual shows' plot with the exception of

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moving from Tuesdays to anchor the lineup, joined by freshman comedy

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did not air on this night, although Pinchot and Linn-Baker did host.

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S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y../ Saturday Night! / I Love Saturday / Saturday Night

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remains a stalwart of the Friday night schedule to end the evening.

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In September 2000, ABC relaunched its Friday sitcom block under the

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lasted only five episodes; its replacement, the found-humor filler

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segments at times were several seconds shorter than those shot for

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were produced by them (a move that resulted in the cancellation of

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name for the first time. With these new visuals came the "classic"

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followed by two hour-long dramas, most notably with the hit series

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banner for the 2000–01 season: the block featured fading comedies

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craze. The show featured boy-band impresario and eventual convict

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that debuted in September 1992 as a starring vehicle for comedian

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networks to discontinue the practice—after the 1999–2000 season.)

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name was not revived, however, with the hour being advertised as

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As a result of the overhaul to cater to a new audience, longtime

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aired as a preview telecast at 9:30 p.m. Eastern Time, with

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Two new sitcoms premiered on Saturdays that spring and summer:

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with three series that were already part of the Friday lineup (

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ABC network shows. To meet that end, he decided to revive the

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voluntarily ended its run after seven successful seasons; and

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Friday night lineup to jump start the fading TGIF by holding

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Cast members from all three of the live-action shows hosted

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promote the restructured lineup under a unified brand name,

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Because ABC chose to delay its sixth season to accommodate

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and two successful midseason replacements to the ill-fated

2478:(who had made her name earlier in the 1990s as the star of 2407:); the cameo featured fellow main character Eric Matthews ( 1733: 1384:, which moved to NBC for its second and final season), the 837: 6422:"ABC Fall Premiere Dates 2018: See the Complete Schedule!" 3018:). ABC then opted to run dramas and reality shows such as 2942:, followed by what was billed as "ABC's series finale" of 2705:

s initial failure by the Spring of 1998, with the help of

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season that were canceled either because of poor ratings (

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February 22, 1992:† Mark-Linn Baker and Bronson Pinchot,

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at 10:30. The sitcoms that aired between 9:30 and 11:00 (

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Moving from Tuesdays for its second season that year was

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show. Being a more adult-targeted entry in the 9:30/8:30

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were canceled in May 2017, with their Friday stablemate

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On November 23, 1995, ABC scheduled a music special for

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that debuted in September 1989 as part of the inaugural

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made crossover appearances on two other TGIF programs.

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In the summer of 2001, Disney acquired Fox Family from

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The Walt Disney Company purchased ABC corporate parent

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February 1, 1992: Mark-Linn Baker and Bronson Pinchot,

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after one season, while giving another Marvel series,

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By early 2005, ABC had stopped actively promoting the

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became part of the Friday night lineup at that time).

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cat having swallowed a "time ball". On an episode of

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actor—aired from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m., followed by

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with a mallet, which cut to the hosted interstitial.

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Janicek's first attempt to replicate the success of

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Disney head 2798:) to help take care of his twin daughters, and 1888: 1813: 857:During the inaugural season of the format, the 6857: 3729:joined TGIT when that show premiered in 2018. 2645:) and the addition of established sitcom star 2285:for a second season and the announcement that 824:, the new (and ultimately short-lived) comedy 427:, and served as a lead-in to the long-running 7081: 6305:Season 4, Episode 16: "Stephanie Gets Framed" 3831:stories—to two hours. 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