Every year, the network lucky enough to have the Super Bowl gets to pick one show it really believes in to occupy the time slot after the game ends. This year, for the first time a long time, it's ABC. And now the network has picked the one series it think will hold the huge audience the football finale attracts.

This year's choice: High Potential, a show about a cleaning lady with a keen eye for detail who winds up helping cops solve crimes. It's a big hit for ABC, their #1 show, but was held back from its normal fall debut in October this year. Now we know why. The drama's first episode of its third season will be shown whenever the Super Bowl ends, regardless of what time it finishes. (One year, the chosen program made it to air at 11:15 PM.)

The show picked for the coveted slot generally is one of the highest rated of the year. "Friends" holds the all time ratings record for this stunt positioning and this year, we'll see if High Potential can live up to its name when it airs at some point on Feb. 14th - Valentine's Day. 

And what of CTV? They've gone in different directions over the years, but if memory serves, they own the rights to this show in Canada, so it's possible they could just simulcast the episode. 

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