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SEPTEMBER 18 TO 24, 2005 PAGE 3 TVWEEK SAPULPA DAILY HERALD From the Cover friend, Ted sets out to find his soul mate. TV icon Henry Winkler returns to the boob tube in another CBS Monday-night comedy, "Out of Practice." He will portray Stewart Barnes, the patriarch of a family of doctors. Christopher Gorham stars as Stewart's son Ben, a couples' counselor who binds the family together. The cast also includes Stockard Channing and Jennifer Tilly. It looks as though The Eye is banking on the success of shows like "CSI" in the drama department.

Like the new series "Criminal Minds" follows an elite team of crime solvers. Led by Jason Gideon (Mandy Patinkin), the special FBI squad profiles the country's most twisted criminals in the hopes of stopping them before they strike again. The folks at Fox were the earlybirds this season, having premiered many of their new series already. "Prison Break," "Reunion" and "The War at Home" are just a few of the series already on the Fox prime-time schedule, but the network still has a couple of shows up its sleeve. "Killer Instinct" will delve into the bizarre with a look inside the San Francisco Police Department's Deviant Crime Unit.

Haunted by the memory of his dead partner, Det. Jack Hale (Johnny Messner) pushes the boundaries with the reluctant support of his boss, Lieut. Matt Cavanaugh (Chi Feature Lee stars in NBC's "My Name is Earl," just one many new of Jason series premiering this fall McBride). Det. Danielle Carter (Kristin Lehman) shakes things up when she joins the unit.

NBC is serving up a healthy helping of new series as well. Professional-skateboarder-turnedactor Jason Lee headlines his own series, "My Name is Earl." The indiefilm star portrays an unlucky average who turns his life around after a joe series of fortunate and equally unfortunate events. The Peacock also boasts two of the few reality-TV themed fall series. Martha Stewart's version of "The Apprentice" is slated to hit the airwaves in late September. Though modeled after Donald Trump's edition, the Story series will be tailored to the domestic diva's areas of expertise, including media, design, home renovation and merchandising.

One-time gospel singer and pop icon Amy Grant will host "Three Wishes," named one of the most promising new series by Entertainment Weekly." Along with Carter Oosterhouse, Eric Stromer and Diane Mizota, the Grammy Award winner will travel to communities all over the United States to make dreams come true. The unscripted series will profile a variety of wishes, from honoring a high school coach to helping a family dealing with a loved one's illness. strange entities that inhabit their homes. will offer viewers a glimpse into the fascinating world of Roller Derby in the 2005-06 series "Roller Girls." The docu-drama chronicles the lives of a maternity room nurse, a debutante, a special-ed teacher, a lost soul and more as they perform in The Thunderdome. Young idealists John and Andre search the streets of America for people in need in the tentatively titled series "Random 1." The real-life show is based on the principle that helping others especially those you don't know makes you feel better about yourself and the world.

What sets "Random 1" apart from other wish-fulfilling series is that the duo must help people without spending a penny. In fact, John and Andre started their "guerrilla philanthropic movement" long before cameras were involved. the unexpected on cable this fall Expect yndicated sitcoms and homeimprovement shows may rule the cable airwaves all summer, but many channels will shake things up in the new season. No doubt inspired by the success of such summer series as ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" and FOX's "So You Think You Can Dance," TLC is preparing for its own dance off. "Ballroom Bootcamp" is scheduled to premiere in October.

The intense series takes things one step further than its network counterparts, which feature professional dancers major celebrities. Master dance instructors Susannah Cuesta, Gocha Chertkoev and Christian Perry won't be dealing with seasoned performers; they will teach average guys and dolls the finer techniques of ballroom dancing. Paired up with experienced dancers, The Latest News And So Much More Delivered To You Daily. Call For Subscription Prices So You Don't Miss A Single Issue. Sapulpo HERALD South Park 224-5185 ext.

604 16 Family viewing Sunday Nickelodeon Barbie and the Magic Pegasus Princess Annika is captured by an evil wizard but manages to escape. She explores the wonders of Cloud Kingdom and teams up with a magnificent winged horse. Together, they attempt to defeat the wizard and break the spells that have imprisoned her family. Disney The Suite Life of Zack and Cody When recording artist Jesse McCartney checks into the Tipton hotel, London and Maddie will stop at nothing to meet him. Zack gets in on the excitement when he comes up with a moneymaking scheme to salvage McCartney's discarded personal items.

Monday Disney The Tigger Movie When Tigger realizes he's never met anyone like his bouncin' self, he heads to the forest to track down his family tree and find other Tiggers. Concerned about their friend, Winnie and his pals dress up like Tigger so he won't feel so alone. Featuring the voices of Jim Cummings, John Fiedler and John Hurt. Tuesday Animal Planet Backyard Habitat Southern flying squirrels are common in the Washington, D.C., area. Molly and Dave help a local family lure flying squirrels and woodpeckers right up to their backdoors by installing feeding platforms, roosting boxes and water dishes.

Wednesday Nickelodeon The Backyardigans Tyrone, a cowboy polka musician, is on his way to the Cheyenne Polka Palace to play at Herman the Woman's surprise birthday party. Along the way, he meets more musical cowpokes and helps them out of jams while he simultaneously forms a band. Thursday Animal Planet K9 Karma Metrostars soccer team's canine mascot invites Kari and Charlie to a game at Giants Stadium in this premiere episode. After an scrimmage, Kari and Charlie provide a yoga demo for Metrostar player Chris Corcoran. By Kyla Brewer TV Media the rookies will learn during a rigorous five-week training program.

In the end, each participant will enter a professionally accredited dance competition adjudicated by experts. In the new weekly TLC series "That Yin Yang Thing" Zen master john Fava and Western businessman Lee Reherman help people in crisis. East meets West as these specialists offer frazzled newlyweds, fed-up rockers and others the tools to deal with all sorts of problems. Whether learning Eastern techniques such as meditation and crystal therapy, or taking part in such Western practices as confrontation circles and grueling marine drills, the goal is to resolve their issues. A team of psychic investigators delves into the supernatural in TLC's "Dead Tenants." Featuring everything from the ghosts of Revolutionary War soldiers to demons, the new series follows the investigators as they attempt to help families understand the Friday Nickelodeon SpongeBob SquarePants Mr.

Krabs sells his restaurant to a huge company that plans to transform it into a big corporate chain. However, Krabs soon I discovers early retirement isn't all it's cracked up to be. Bored, he decides to get a job at his old restaurant. Disney The Country Bears Beary Barrington, a young bear raised by humans after he was found abandoned in the forest, sets out to find his birth parents. Along the way, he also seeks out the members of his favorite musical group, the Country Bears.

Saturday Disney The Buzz on Maggie Tired of being pushed around, Maggie decides to snitch on the school bully, Snap. But after she discovers Snap's embarrassing secrets, she believes she's taken her quest to be a "bully breaker" too far. Later, Maggie goes too far when she competes with Dawn..