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|American Oscar-winning screenwriter and author/novelist, whose best-selling thriller novel ''[[The Exorcist (novel)|The Exorcist]]'' became the basis for the [[The Exorcist (franchise)|franchise]] that included the [[The Exorcist (film series)|film]] and [[The Exorcist (TV series)|TV series]]
|American Oscar-winning screenwriter and author/novelist, whose best-selling thriller novel ''[[The Exorcist (novel)|The Exorcist]]'' became the basis for the [[The Exorcist (franchise)|franchise]] that included the [[The Exorcist (film series)|film]] and [[The Exorcist (TV series)|TV series]]; also a one-time contestant on ''[[You Bet Your Life]]''
|<ref>[http://variety.com/2017/film/obituaries-people-news/william-peter-blatty-dead-exorcist-author-1201959933/ "William Peter Blatty, Author of ‘The Exorcist,’ Dies at 89"] from ''Variety'' (January 13, 2017)</ref>
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|American Emmy-award winning actress, singer, activist, and businesswoman, notable for playing Laura Petrie on ''[[The Dick Van Dyke Show]]'' and Mary Richards on [[The Mary Tyler Moore Show|her self-titled series]], as well as co-founder of [[MTM Enterprises]]
|American Emmy-award winning actress, singer, activist, and businesswoman, notable for playing Laura Petrie on ''[[The Dick Van Dyke Show]]'' and Mary Richards on [[The Mary Tyler Moore Show|her self-titled series]], as well as co-founder of [[MTM Enterprises]], among numerous other series and telefilm credits
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Revision as of 22:19, 25 January 2017

The following is a list of events affecting American television in 2017. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and re-brandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; and information about controversies and carriage disputes.

Notable events

January

Date Event
1 Hearst Television stations in 26 markets are removed from DirecTV due to the companies failing to reach a new retransmission contract.[1] The stations are restored on January 6 with a new retrans agreement.[2]
2–13 Former Today anchors Katie Couric and Meredith Vieira rejoin Matt Lauer on the Today anchor desk, with Couric appearing the week of January 2 and Viera the week of January 9. The appearances are to help fete Lauer's 20th anniversary on the NBC morning news/talk show, to help fill the void left by current co-anchor Savannah Guthrie's maternity leave, and to mark Today's 65th anniversary.[3]
3 NBC News announces the hiring of Megyn Kelly from Fox News, where she was host of The Kelly File (which aired its last edition on January 6). At NBC, she will host a daytime news and discussion program and a Sunday newsmagazine, and is figured to play a prominent role in the network's political and major news coverage.[4]
4 The FCC approves a waiver in regulations allowing Mexico's Televisa to increase its ownership stake in Univision Communications from 10% to 40%. This waiver of the 1934 law, which applies only to any Televisa/Univision transaction (foreign ownership in any U.S. communications company is limited to 25%), will allow Televisa to expand its long-sought control of Univision, which has sought out ways to stay financially competitive.[5]
5 As part of a new contract with ESPN, Chris Berman will step down from his role as host of NFL studio programming, as well as the Major League Baseball Home Run Derby. The sportscaster, who has been with the network from its inception in 1979, will stay on as a commentator for Monday Night Countdown and call the MLB Division Series for ESPN Radio.[6]
Former Fox News Channel anchor Greta Van Susteren is named to the evening lineup of rival MSNBC, where she will host For the Record, a 6:00 pm ET news and analysis show based in Washington, DC. Van Susteren's program, debuting on January 9, replaces the rebroadcast of Bloomberg Television's With All Due Respect, which ended in December 2016.[7]
8 The motion picture La La Land (with a record seven wins, including best musical/comedy film) and TV newcomers Atlanta and The Crown (best comedy/musical and drama series, respectively) are among the notable winners at the 74th Golden Globe Awards. Jimmy Fallon emcees the ceremony on NBC.[8]
12 C-SPAN's live coverage of a United States House of Representatives debate abruptly switches for 10 minutes to a live feed of RT. Though fears are suggested that the feed was hijacked by pro-Russian hackers (RT is funded by the Government of Russia), C-SPAN initially believes it was due to an internal routing error (RT is one of several networks C-SPAN monitors for news coverage).[9]
Former HBO employee Jennifer Choi is sentenced to 30 months in prison after admitting to bilking nearly $1 million from the network over a 6-year period (2008-2014). Choi had worked in talent relations for HBO, and plead guilty in January 2016 to charges of wire fraud and tax evasion. She admitted to submitting invoices and reaping money for services never rendered by a shell company she controlled, as well as charging $63,000 to HBO's account for car service bills for her family and friends. Choi also faces 3 years of post-jail supervised release (during which she cannot be employed in a capacity where she is in charge of an employer's funds) and must also pay restitution to HBO and back taxes.[10]
15 An audience of 48.5 million watch Fox's live broadcast of the Green Bay Packers-Dallas Cowboys NFL playoff game, one marked by Packers kicker Mason Crosby's game-ending, game-winning 51-yard field goal. The TV audience is the largest ever for an NFL divisional round game, outdrawing last season's NFC Championship game (45.7 million) and falling just behind 2015's NFC title game (49.8 million).[11]
16 After a 19-month hiatus, Bob Beckel returns to Fox News Channel as co-host of The Five. Beckel, who joined FNC in 2000 as a political contributor and is one of the original co-hosts of the early-evening political opinion program since its 2011 debut, left the program in 2015 to join CNN as a commentator. Current co-host Juan Williams, who will continue to appear on The Five, will remain as Fox News contributor across all programs.[12]
17 Almost a full year after the deal was first announced, and six days after the FCC gives its approval, Nexstar Broadcasting completes its $4.6 billion acquisition of Media General. The combined company, now known as Nexstar Media Group, includes a 171 full-power station portfolio, covering 100 markets and nearly 39% of the U.S.[13]
On the same day Dish Network reaches a retransmission deal to avert a blackout of Gray Television's stations, the lack of a new carriage pact leads to the removal of 12 Bonten Media Group stations in eight markets from the satellite service.[14]
Shark Tank host Kevin O'Leary announces on his Facebook page that he will return to his native Canada to run for the leadership post of that country's Conservative Party, joining a fielded crowd of 13 candidates who are vying for that job in a election that will take place on May 27. If elected, O'Leary will face off against the country's current Prime Minister, Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau, in a 2019 national election (or an earlier election if called for).[15]
18 The 43rd People's Choice Awards air on CBS, with Joel McHale as host.[16]
22 Several contributors to Fox News Channel are cut from the network, including longtime contributors George Will and former Fox News Watch panelist Cal Thomas, along with Ed Rollins, former U.S. Senator Alphonse D'Amato and actress Stacey Dash, who was a regular panelist on Outnumbered and had made several controversial statements.[17][18]

Future events

January

Date Event
29 The Miss Universe 2016 pageant will be held at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines and broadcast on Fox and Azteca, with Steve Harvey as host. This will mark the second time that the pageant will skip a year since the Miss Universe 2014, which was held in Miami, Florida in January 2015.[19]

February

Date Event
5 Super Bowl LI, in which the New England Patriots will face the Atlanta Falcons, will air on Fox in English and on Fox Deportes in Spanish.[20]
12 The 59th Grammy Awards will air on CBS with James Corden as host.[21]
26 The 89th Academy Awards will air on ABC with Jimmy Kimmel as host.[22]

March

April

Date Event
9 The 2017 MTV Movie Awards will air on MTV.[23]

May

Date Event
21 The 2017 Billboard Music Awards will air on ABC.[24]
TBA Star Trek returns to television on CBS All Access with a new Star Trek series, subtitled Discovery. This ends the absence of Star Trek on broadcast television since Enterprise was cancelled in 2005.[25]

June

Date Event
30 After a 40 year career as reporter and anchor, including a 25 year tenure as anchorwoman for KUSA-TV/Denver, Adele Arakawa will retire from the Tegna-owned NBC affiliate on this date.[26][27]

July

August

September

Date Event
17 The 69th Primetime Emmy Awards will air on CBS with Stephen Colbert as host.[28]

Television programs

Programs debuting in 2017

These shows are scheduled to premiere in 2017. The premiere dates may be changed depending on a variety of factors.

First aired Title Channel Source
January 1 The Mick Fox [29]
Ransom CBS [30]
January 6 Emerald City NBC [31]
One Day at a Time Netflix [32]
January 9 Big Fan ABC [33]
January 12 My Kitchen Rules Fox [34]
January 13 A Series of Unfortunate Events Netflix [35]
January 15 Victoria PBS [36]
The Young Pope HBO [37]
January 16 Meet the Putnams TLC [38]
January 22 Hunted CBS [30]
January 26 Riverdale The CW [39]
February 2 Powerless NBC [40]
Ben 10 Cartoon Network [41]
Training Day CBS [30]
February 5 24: Legacy Fox [42]
February 6 APB [34]
February 8 Legion FX [43]
February 15 Doubt CBS [30]
February 19 Big Little Lies HBO [44]
Crashing [45]
The Good Fight CBS / CBS All Access [46]
February 23 The Blacklist: Redemption NBC [40]
February 27 Taken
March 5 Chicago Justice
March 7 Trial & Error
March 17 Iron Fist Netflix [47]
April 8 The Son AMC [48]
April 18 Famous in Love Freeform [49]
April 25 Great News NBC [40]
May TBA Star Trek: Discovery CBS / CBS All Access [50]
TBA Downward Dog ABC [51]
The Terror AMC [52]
Big Hero 6 Disney XD [53]
Marvel's Spider-Man [54]
Room 104 HBO [55]
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: The Series Cartoon Network [56]
Bill Nye Saves the World Netflix [57]
Dear White People [58]
Gypsy [59]
The Magic School Bus 360° [60]
Ozark [61]
The Punisher [62]
Santa Clarita Diet [63]
Stretch Armstrong [64]
True and the Rainbow Kingdom [65]

Television films and specials

Miniseries debuting in 2017

First aired Title Channel Source
January 10 Taboo FX [66]
TBA The Defenders Netflix [67]

Television films and specials

First aired Title Channel Source
Early 2017 A Few Good Men Live! NBC [68]
December Bye Bye Birdie Live! NBC [69]

Programs changing networks in 2017

Show Moved from Moved to Source
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee Crackle Netflix [70]
Nashville ABC CMT [71]
Pokémon Cartoon Network Disney XD [72]

Programs returning in 2017

The following shows will return with new episodes after being canceled or ended their run previously:

Show Last aired Previous channel New/returning/same channel Return date Source
The Celebrity Apprentice 2015 NBC same January 2 [73]
Samurai Jack 2004 Cartoon Network Adult Swim March 11 [74]
Twin Peaks 1991 ABC Showtime May 21 [75]
Will & Grace 2006 NBC same Fall [76][77]
Angelina Ballerina 2010 PBS Kids TBA TBA [78]
Barney & Friends [79]
Mystery Science Theater 3000 1999 Syfy Netflix [80]
Young Justice 2013 Cartoon Network TBA [81]

Milestone episodes in 2017

Show Network Episode # Episode title Episode air date Source
Days of Our Lives NBC 13,000th "episode 13,000" January 10 [82][83]
America's Funniest Home Videos ABC 600th January 15 [84]
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit NBC 400th "Motherly Love" February 8 [85]
Scandal ABC 100th TBA TBA [citation needed]
Nashville CMT 100th [citation needed]
America's Next Top Model VH1 300th [citation needed]

Programs ending in 2017

End date Show Channel First aired Status Source
January 6 The Kelly File Fox News Channel 2013 Ended [86][87]
January 7 Ultimate Spider-Man Disney XD 2012 [54]
January 16 Regular Show Cartoon Network 2010 [88]
January 20 Girl Meets World Disney Channel 2014 Canceled [89]
January 25 Salem WGN America [90]
March 10 The Vampire Diaries The CW 2009 Ending [91]
March 31 Grimm NBC 2011 [92]
April 12 Duck Dynasty A&E 2012 [93]
April 60 Minutes Sports Showtime 2013 Canceled [94]
TBA Bates Motel A&E 2013 Ending [95]
Orphan Black BBC America [96]
Reign The CW [97]
Liv and Maddie Disney Channel [98]
Bones Fox 2005 [99]
Pretty Little Liars Freeform 2010 [100]
Switched at Birth 2011 [101]
The Strain FX 2014 [102]
Girls HBO 2012 [103]
The Leftovers 2014 [104]
Teen Wolf MTV 2011 [105]
Episodes Showtime [106]
Black Sails Starz 2014 [107]
Harvey Beaks Nickelodeon 2015 Canceled [108]

Programs entering syndication in 2017

A list of programs (current or canceled) that have accumulated enough episodes (between 65 and 100) or seasons (three or more) to be eligible for off-network syndication and/or basic cable runs.

Show Seasons In Production Source
Mom 5 Yes [109]
The Goldbergs 5 [110]
Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5 [111]

Networks and services

Network launches

Network Type Launch date Notes
PBS Kids Over-the-air multicast January 16[112] PBS' kids programming franchise expands to a 24/7 network, available on some PBS member stations and through apps and streaming services. PBS had routinely in the past supplied content to its member stations for their own all-kids subchannels, but this channel is PBS' third venture into a nationwide kids network; the service operated a DirecTV-funded cable/satellite channel from 1999-2005, and formerly partnered with Comcast on Sprout from 2005-2013.[113][114][115]
Charge! Over-the-air multicast 1st quarter An action- and adventure-oriented network from MGM Television and Sinclair Broadcast Group that will rely primarily on MGM's film & TV library. It will be the second MGM/Sinclair broadcast network venture (the two companies also team on sci-fi network Comet).[116]
TBD Over-the-air multicast TBA Launching on subchannels of its own owned-or-operated stations, this Sinclair Broadcast Group network will feature content originating from various premium internet partners.[117]

Network closures

Network Type Closure date Notes
Northwest Cable News Regional cable & OTA January 6 Launched in December 1995 the Tegna Media-owned Seattle-based news channel drew resources and content from Tegna stations in Seattle, Portland, Spokane, and Boise. NWCN's shutdown on this date arrives after the retirements or contract buyouts of several high-profile on- and off-screen talent in April 2016, and also comes at a time when the channel's viewership decreased in the face of increased news consumption on other non-TV platforms. Approximately 25 employees were affected, more than half of whom moved to new positions other Tegna stations.[118]
Esquire Network Cable and Satellite Summer The Comcast-owned network, which was launched in 2005 as Style and rebranded in 2013 under a license deal with Hearst Corporation, the publishers of Esquire (after a last-minute discontinuation of expected network G4 due to lack of satellite distriubtion), in an effort to target male viewers, had trouble in attracting viewers after failing to renegotiate a new carriage deal with DirecTV, who decided to drop the channel over carriage fees and lack of viewers, and with Charter/Spectrum about to follow. The channel will migrate to a digital platform during the transition.[119]

Television stations

Station launches

Stations changing network affiliation

Date Market Station Channel Prior affiliation New affiliation Source
January 1 Boston, Massachusetts
(Merrimack, New Hampshire)		 WHDH 7.1 NBC Independent [120]
WBTS-LD 8.1 Telemundo NBC [121]
WNEU-DT2 60.2
Wilmington, North Carolina WILM-LD 10.1 CBS Independent [122][123]
WWAY-DT2 3.2 CW CBS
WWAY-DT3 3.3 Cozi TV CW
January 18 Albuquerque, New Mexico KASA 2.1 Fox Telemundo [124]
KRQE 13.2 GetTV Fox
September 1 San Diego, California XETV-TV 6.1 The CW TBA [125]
KFMB-DT2 8.2 MeTV (to DT3) The CW

Station closures

Deaths

Date Name Age Notability Source
January 2 Richard Machowicz 51 Former Navy SEAL and host of Discovery Channel's Future Weapons [126]
January 5 Sam Lovullo 88 Producer (co-creator of Hee Haw) [127]
January 6 Francine York 80 American actress, model, and fitness activist, notable for playing Lydia Limpet on Batman, Venus DeMilo in Bewitched, a regular role as Lorraine Farr Temple on Days of Our Lives, and guest roles in Shirley Temple's Storybook, The Mindy Project and Hot in Cleveland [128]
January 10 Tony Rosato 62 Canadian actor, most noteworthy for being a cast member on SCTV and Saturday Night Live [129]
January 12 William Peter Blatty 89 American Oscar-winning screenwriter and author/novelist, whose best-selling thriller novel The Exorcist became the basis for the franchise that included the film and TV series; also a one-time contestant on You Bet Your Life [130]
January 13 Dick Gautier 85 American-born Canadian actor, singer, voice actor, comedian, game show panelist, author and artist, notable for playing Hymie the robot on Get Smart, Robin Hood in When Things Were Rotten, and the voice of Rodimus Prime in the Transformers television series universe [131]
January 15 James Reiher 73 Fijian professional WWE Hall of Fame wrestler, better known as Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka [132]
January 19 Loalwa Braz 63 Brazilian singer/songwriter and former member of Kaoma (appeared on The Arsenio Hall Show and Sabado Gigante) [133]
Miguel Ferrer 61 American actor (Dr. Garret Macy on Crossing Jordan, Owen Granger on NCIS: Los Angeles, and Albert Rosenfield on Twin Peaks; other starring roles include Shannon's Deal, Broken Badges, On the Air, Cruel Doubt, The Stand, LateLine, Bionic Woman and The Protector). [134]
January 21 Maggie Roche 65 American singer/songwriter and member of the family trio The Roches (credits include Tiny Toon Adventures, Saturday Night Live, and Tracey Takes On) [135]
January 22 Connor Vernon 63 Meteorologist who worked at Alabama stations WTVY-TV and WDHN in Dothan (the latter from 2014 until his death), and WSFA in Montgomery [136]
January 25 Mary Tyler Moore 80 American Emmy-award winning actress, singer, activist, and businesswoman, notable for playing Laura Petrie on The Dick Van Dyke Show and Mary Richards on her self-titled series, as well as co-founder of MTM Enterprises, among numerous other series and telefilm credits [137]

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