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There will be a lot of Law & Order in Toronto when the fourth season of the show debuts on City TV October 1st. That's because the station is showing two episodes back-to-back on that Thursday. The first airs at 8 PM, the second at 9.
The show will look very different this year, with the departure of lead detective Henry Braff, formerly played by Aiden Young. The new face belongs to Luke Kirby, an Emmy Award winner.
The U.S. versions of Law & Order S.V.U. and the original L&O debut a week later on NBC, with the first at 8 PM and the second at 9. That likely means City will either have to put their Toronto show on at 7 or 10 PM that night to keep the simulcast intact.
More previews of the Rogers fall season here.
City will also have the new season of the Canadian version of the Price Is Right that month. The show, hosted by Howie Mandell, will be back on City on Monday, Oct. 5 at 8 PM.
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Just to correct the record, it turns out Law & Order: Toronto, which debuts in its regular time slot Thursday night after a two episode preview last week, will be on at 8 PM.
That's because NBC moved both its OG Law & Order shows to 9 & 10 o'clock, forcing City TV to put its own version at 8 o'clock to keep it in primetime and maintain their simsub.
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My Eastlink guide did not show it as being on last night. Only the U.S. versions.
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mic'em wrote:
My Eastlink guide did not show it as being on last night. Only the U.S. versions.
My local guide had a simulcast of NBC's "The Traitors" on at 8PM on City. But I'd seen the promo previously noting it was, in fact, on in that timeslot. I DVR-ed it anyway and was glad I did - the listings were wrong and "L&O: Toronto" aired as scheduled on Thursday.
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Well, I guess I will have to wait for the repeat to see episode three.
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RadioActive wrote:
mic'em wrote:
My Eastlink guide did not show it as being on last night. Only the U.S. versions.
My local guide had a simulcast of NBC's "The Traitors" on at 8PM on City. But I'd seen the promo previously noting it was, in fact, on in that timeslot. I DVR-ed it anyway and was glad I did - the listings were wrong and "L&O: Toronto" aired as scheduled on Thursday.
I have noticed that the listings I get have been off a couple of times of late, so I DVR what I think might be what I’m wanting to watch. For example, I set my DVR to record the first episode of Son of a Critch and ended up with 22 Minutes. Now I set it to record for an hour and end up with both shows, if this makes sense!